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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-21

~ RELIGIOUS Notice Second Baptist hurch,
cos.er Main aud din streets -J,sy b TAY-
Lob, sx, viii preach IN this church 70 morrow tsnn
uayJ u IL o'e'ock. my 2l-iit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-21

The enrolling officer taxing the said bond, under the
advice Of said temporary Board, shsll deem them
sufficient Such honda shall, amer due execution, 10
transmitted to the commandAnt Of conscrpts for the
State for die in this Office, TO be surrendered to the
obugors when the conditions thereof are ~ ly CON.
Piled with and the receipt OF any quartermaster OF
required BY the bond has been duly delivered and
accepted, viii entitle the person 20 have the bond
cancelled and copies OF such recepts should be for
warded 70 the commsndant Of oonscripts, TO be BY
him forwarded to the QuArteYmasaer General or the
OommasaYy General, through this Bureau.
TX. RxlxPTiok ON ACCOUNT OF RgLIalsUs PATH.
Persons entitled to exemption - provided for in
paragraph XII, General Orden No ~, and 9 Q,
current series, viii, on application, receive csrte-
Gates thereof nom the congressional enrolling ofo
GER on producing satisfactorily evidence that they
have complied with the requirement Of the law.
Z. sxMFUoK e. osrcERs o. caHyDERAn AND
sfATa GOVERNMENTS.
Certificates OF exemption for ofnCen OF the Con
fsdeFate and 6tabs 00yerhnenm VIII 20 given ~
the cOtnmandants for the 6tsiae.
II. INVESTIGATION On APPLICANTS FOR HxRHrnrN.
l. All other applications for exemption shall be
made In writing 70 the enrolling ocef d the coun.
~ or district IN which the applicant rsades shall
mony, and deait Win according % The provisiona Of
paragraph ", e General Orders No - 4 and Q
9 Ivery application g. exemption should g
by the local enr0llns ofnceg. With the AID O ne
Temporary boord 70 be OsoautHed under tho -
clause Of paragraph y. Of Urls circular. sed g
serlpss Cor the siaie,. With report q nce, aAd
sheir respective opiaiehs On The merits @ she sp
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-21

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-21

Ost-On Friday, the goth lust. between Sd aud
I - lath SITS, gold detached lever watch, full
jeweed, No l.o6d, Ravergsr maker; sttsched to
which was gold chain, locket, medal, steel and
gold keys. The finder wilt be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at thie Office nv ol-2t
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-21

i .oSr.-The finder Ut . Black Lace Veil GU Broad
L 81, between Central Depot aud 10 n st, will be
literally rewarded by leaving IL At Mrs CLAI
next door to Broad Street Methodist
Cnurcn. thy 2O-l.A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-21

LNSrRAY.-My COW ieft my premises on the 1919
~ mat. She Can be Aaowa by rope around her
horns; the marks are rsd and white spots, with 9
black mouth. liberal reward will be paid, 80 thst
l can get her NARY MILLER,
Opp Ts!betts Foundry, bet 18th and 18th SITS.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-21

I Obr--On Wednesday, tho lsth lust, q Photo-
I graI bic Map. in four sheets, Of Richmond and
vicinity, between corner Of 10Th and Franklin ct and
the State Capitol. Any one delivering it TO Col w
Steveps, corner OF l9ln aud Franklin, will receive
q suitable reward. RT PLEASANTS
NV 2l--Ht
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01
Death Of a Hembsr Of Congress.

In thu death Of M. Currin, recorded under our
obituary head the State Of tennessee loses one Of its
most trusty and intelligent Representatives, and the
body to which he belonged of its ost cultivated
and high-toned members Ill heath and naturally
unobrusve nature prevented hs taking an active part
in the proceedings Of Congress, but he had not failed
to impress the House with the ceaness of bis ntelec,
the sxten. aud scholarly character of bis aItanmens
and the classical elegance Of his dictoL. His virtues
a. amsn and his social attractions endeared him strong
y to those who were best acquainted with him. Nj.
O's home was Memphis. Re has brsathed his last far
away from the scenes and faces that dearest to
him. but still among those who sought not in vain TO
soften his dying pillow.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01
Disturbing the Peace.

Governor Brown, OF Georgia. Mr. Stephens sndotbers
thinking that certain of the Confederate Gov
eminent mitasc against the sovereignty OF the States
and endanger the liberty Of the people, have had the
independence to say For this they are reprehendec
in certain quarters dsiurbers OF the public tran
guilty, and breeders Of discomfort and distrust Per
haps they will accept the impeachment They may be
old fashioned enough in their devotion to the rights Of
the States and czens to feel that is patriotic duty
to excite discomfort aud dstrust when these are threat
ened They may feel as Burke felt, when he said VI
am not Of the opinion OF those gentlemen who are
against disturbing tn, public repose like cfamor
when there is abuse. The fire bell at midnight dis
turbs your Sleep but it leeps you from being burnt in
your bed. The hue and cry alarms the country, but
preserves all the ropariy Of the province"
Il will be SAD day for US whom the couatry Lacks
TO raise alarm, when they think the public lib
es are at sake.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01

pundss and sobbssy xiss ssns dsps Of pssss Asd =.
Guilty II s possible that be likewise contemplate an
advance Shreveport; but Of this entertain strong
doubts. The march is long and difacult, and would
expose him to destruction In case Of reverse New
srhslefs If he Is after cotton he viii have 90 much
farther than Aexsndra to hnd IL in any quantiies-
That town Is situated ia the sugar region and 1t Is only
sftsr leaving Rapdes Parish and entering Nstchoches
tina. the cotton districts Of Red River are approached
On the Ouschita the case is different. That river flows
through country ab'undng in cotton, and II ne sue
coed in occupying it. he may gst few thousand bales
provided the Confederate troops are stupid enough
to let IL fal into their hands. But neither Red River
nor the Ou.ohita is navgabe for the Yankee sunboats
except during the sea.on Of high water Hence, what
Banks intends to do he NUT do quickly, or be sfs high
and dry on the river Shores at the mercy of the con-
centratng Confederate armies. ,e Fess
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01

striy pvspsstsrsus = Ne - - ~ pe.eb - =
starved out 4hs wsf Ms nos ~ - 49, -
The 6rst year the usual cotton crop podsced the
rebels acting on the idea that the war would either b
short, or foreign Intervention would q 30 early day
open their ports and give them market hths reben
be starved they ought to have been starved the
first year of the war; when they raising cotton In
stead Of cereals. The second year OF the var thsy
grew less cotton and grain. Last year there vas
such accumulation Of cotton without market that
cotton culture MAS pretty much abandoned, apd the
cotton lands planted with corn. Il ssnds 70 common
sense that II the South could feed 10 population and
raise cotton crop It can have no difficulty In feeding
its population when all is agroultura industry b sx-
pended In the production Of focd.s .E ~ =
Let US have done with senssless DECISIONS. The
South, at tina end o. three years. Is in better cond
ton 10 fight than 1t has been a. any preceding period
Like ourselves, 1t has got the main cut 20 incl
dent to the early stages of great war Il has no lon
ger the machinery to create BY which arms and military
supplies manu!ao uied and its population furnished
with clothing II has on hand Such supply Of arms
that hereafter only moderate additions will be necfsssry
les soldiers are veterans and It's military d spline
the height. Three years tire separation from th<
federal government Las weaned the southern people from
any lingering affection FOR tho Unen. Daring these
three years, they have kI |. not protector bu
as relentless avenger There has never been On hou'
since the beginning OF the war when their resolution
was moro obstinate and indomitsble than Il "a now
Such Is the result OF three years waged mis-
taken principles. We have only hardened the rebel
and made them stoas hearIed IL is lime We had
the moral courage to face the truth. The delu ion
which I ave becn industriousy spread for the al,
months have had greater tendency 70 help Mr. Lincoln
personal aspirations than TO the country for the
terrible cor d 0. that is still befoei ses ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
HKApouARrKRs WHARros's BRIGADE,
nv of Elst Tennessee, March 10Th, 1864.

HKADoUARrKRs WHARros's BRIGADE,
Army Of East Tennessee, March 10Th, 1864.
To tho Editor Of tho Wig:
/ ask the favor Of acknowledging through the me-
dunn Of your columns, the reception of quantity o.
seeks and gloves, the kind and patriotic donation o.
Mrs. PtG5e Hclt, Mrs. J. S. Eirley, and Mrs. P. G
Eimunds, Of Halifax county Va, to Whartons Bfigad
OF Vrginans. Thanks 10 thsse fair aud good ladies
to whom the soldiers Of this command strangers
and for tha! the grateful May the ravage
OF wsr never approach nearer their own fresides.
am, very respectfully, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
DABSKr CosBY, Jr.,
Ordnance Officer Of Whartoas Brigade,
Army of East Tennessee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01
OBITUARY.

Died, the 22d OF Oh, The Eminence In Mddlessx
eouEy CLAREH OF TEMPLE third Of Alexander end Betty
n Campbell.
Jast shed their radiance bis besuteoss
re mpie, darling u dsadl Dead In s gloF
beauty his early youth Deaf 70 the cries Of mourning
the that and sieken this Bright gad
esrdesd all bright and lovely things but glorious thought
alive 70 the sioes Of the Neg Jerusalem Dear ls ferer
held bis hand mine when the dampness and chill OF death
and vhen "I htu fever" closed his ad
ant In death wn long and fearful CONFLICT some
thought that triumph but death conquered AID
MIN 70 his court Truly this world harvsst
neld full OF srssd Grsre not beesved parsn that ns
bud promise nurtured the hearts paradise has been
planted pntd u be- Les In that poetic realm whore leaves
fan and skies LesIn 70 kiss The Christening
with sharp rocks brue and tear fes let tread
with unfsteng looking 70 the wooing Which,
mi bids the gentle hand exiepdsd 10 help
over the rough pase Rest thee Terps In thy qset honeI
The a herei varbes shall sing requiems In the xe has
above by the hand Of snec
ton and wsred By tbs dsws OF Heaven shall bloom and smile
upon Thy bed, emblematc Of thy oveInes kst
thee dirlDg! Thy spirtts With Godi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01


4 ,ko1cnef<X tlehg e1tDio0 appls bran4y ooo0eu.
4itL 0yS1E @ihsfs hive bsfn 10 saIes ~ . long
TIM Past ~ I'm f4iFff*f
fsovn1oSs Bacon Se3s7; pork ~ ssltet do $Sis
feah beef and veal ~; butief $40 y h lard Is;
chesss- eSsss
$4,000 -Anfsrior iuss siss2o; good essaso; hns
sse4G inferior isat $ao'oH sood Uosses nne ssoa
100 nnsns nnoy Wrappers sooo. So ~ -
We have seen sPecimens OF the new cur
rency" and regret to cay that mechauisal txecuti
there 4 no Improvement upon the prtsert currency
with the exception Of tbs es0os the sfiAs
several denominations appear 70 have been taken from
ths old plates slightly altered and rsvamped The Eesn
tining Which formed the ground color Of some Of the
old netes and rendered eountsrfsitns By photography
dcuIt superseded In tie new notes By red % pink
Il vas perhaps, impossible IN The snort time allowed,
&c; out better looking Iotef bat We hope that the
orqa q n ~.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01
gFaeEsFITBFI0H-sTATB RIchTs.
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RICHMOND WING.
FRIDAr MORNING, APRIL i, 1854.
r1paRN EoR ~ AL.

We lelrn that papers mailed to s0s army 40 not
reach ses destination because the postage u not sno
cannot ia many eases b, paid in advance, or on de-
lvcv @, arm carriers By the postmaster. TO remedy
the drierly in regard the Rhig, We viii hereafter
p-egy ere postage at this cce on papers ordered by
psrsoas IN ihe ,ny, dedaetng the amount Of pOssge
from thetoni.tlnces sent
By sa gem mt with the Postmaster at Richmond
We VIII mark each paper "pAid," which, ty passing
rough the ece here, will be evidence to syery other
Office that toe pos,aee Us been paid here.
Wsea no post Office is given, but merely the COM
fsuy, regiment. a., delay Of day In me Richmond
Pos Ohse e unavoidable. Persons in the army order
irg the pager VII therefore s,ste tie post Office, and
va viii esaogs he direction when requested
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01
PATENT SORGHUM OR SUGAR CANR
CRUSHER.

INHE difficulty of obtaining imported sugar
and moissses coupss rely home production One
two cultivated SORGHUM viii yield sufficient noassss
for consumption ordinsry farm.
Prepare your land and plant your seed COED
Osher, and make nolasss ~ soon ~ The soghua or cane
matvres
obtained Letters Patent from ,hs csassds
States improved Sorghum Sugar Cane
Crusher In the rapdy With th the juice pressed from Ne
An The saving OF The juice fovs In the Of
simplicity OF
n, in the with which Il kept In good uEnisg order,
II d much lu2ersf 70 the machines neret.for used.
FOR sALE-srATE RIGHTS AND COUNTY RIGHfs.
Hor particulars I'D The subscriber q Baina
Post once Povh.tsn ooussy, u Hn Bo0KGR hq sho
has model the once OF Kerr Lyon, Rshmont, Va -
ap1- d. ks8ms 1HOhAB Q. BROWN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01
DIED..

Spng Grove the residence Of W. r. yacson 10 1uvanns
county, vs Of proacied illness, Hon. DAVID r. ULRkn,
OF the th Congressional Drs State Of Ten
| e
Toe deceased sdmiustersd BY kiu physesns and
attached fends He died the house Of relative; he'd
and attention that could be bestowed for his comfort
that SGscion would uge His ED was peaceful and easys
having made profession Of the religion Of the Lord jesus
Christ during his aHistlon
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01
FINANCIAL AND coMMERc1AL.

Oyylcr OF THE WHIs, March 81, 1854. e.
There has been ouite "a rum, upon the bro
ke,s du,;ng Tho mat we,k for bond, and
o,,., soor;,;as fo.n, hav;n. the nrete,ence rot
only from the inauenoe Of Increasing confidence in
co,sro,s,, crsa;, I'm, for the additional re.son that
,h., enid h. hor.,, a, ,sss .x,,.vse.nt n,spium
49,, "a, dnu.nasd tor nos, o,be, ,scs,it,e. Con-
.--c.,-,e -. s..,,Y.,a .s..,..
s'ue'.D'e aUouA,' u wv 49,. :, So 80.
p,' Ie-' 80 80 ,,.,.
"a 80, s;.....d =, o..,v A.. :, r,,nae, "a, oo,.
.,.,on., IT, sssso, of-,hs ,n,,..sea
as....aa, ~ ,;,,;,.d .n,n,, of ho,d. and s,o1..
a. ,,o,a.., of mics h,,e,s and Cellars teening in
an, Oh, ~, az won,s ha a nre,is.ea
III e. az. :, 40 ~, =, N. .,,,ohm.,t n
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Nc" 'u'''A''' auN .'1 49, $3.50
which ia antcpated but In regard to securities the ct
.ssnts itself TIA. co-e,i,tsut with coatrsct Cur.
renew there /, ,reey increased amour. of bends at
STOCK. in the country which the holders will oGsr r
sale from time to time. as the necessity for realizing
arises. To what extent the pressure to sell may
DC developed canno. a. tais TINE oe ae e'm'nso' oa'
and in that event material decline in prices must be
submitted to. The folowiDgis the is. Of the closing
quotations to-day some Of which, 1t is proper to re-
mark, are ba.ed upon the prices obtained at the lat
auction sale: eaat = - .
Confederate cotton loan bonds, $500, fr; bonds Of
Is million Ioau COUPON, Sl5O and int; do registered
$40 and inf; bond, of 100 million loan sll 10 1876
and int ve year bonds" sllS and in; eight FER cent.
couvertiblcs $ll5 and int seven thirty" bonds Cor
mery interest bearing Treasury notss) sll9 and INF;
seven per cenls siO4 and int; six per cents 800 and
interest. nss s,es, ..ss fF
Virginia registered bonds. long datsr, sls6 and int;
de-, past due, $40 and int; Virginia coupon bonds,
$3.50; North Carolina coupon bonds .i1sr, cid issue.
$780, do, new issue, 5000 and lit; North Carolins
e'SH''i S- 80 -' ~ "
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01
& BALLARD HOUSE.
I'm P.O II r ANT CHA N q =.

L'Hk Proprietois of the BALLARD HOUSE
deming IL conducive The comfort and convenience OF
Aer psrons a.a sor bays determined conduct kosl
the EUROPEAN STYLE = -
The HOTEL vi be est bshed under tbs arrangement on and
AFTER the th Of April next The patronage Of The travelling
pablo and vo generally respectfully solicited q our tablss
Will be mpied with the best that the market can sfofd ana
.vsry and comfort regards ana svss
at entions wall be furnished. =
The Psorse beg express their thanks V thoss vhs
nsss 20 p.tresssd them and By diving ihs ind
70 merit contnusncs OF the same =
hln1-fromeAh tol2RM.
apl J. O. TALLIARIRRO co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01

HrAvr RAM.-The Lynchburg Rtp-bican, Of the
sOh, says Ths heaviest rain Of the fell yef-
trday, commencing early in the morning aud contnu-
ing until nearly dark II ureeasing outpourng
all the time, and really appeared As though al the
Hoodgates of Heaven had been opened at once. Much
apprehension is felt Of destructive freshst, % the
river was rsng very rapidly at dark yesterday even
icg" 49, .---4r - .,s-y.4.-- -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01
3h0 BOUNTY.

Iui give any doss bsansy each Two recruits u sn
company In the lat Virginia Artillery q Frsdeeks Hall he
said recruits bring certificates parents guazdfsps
ng that hey not Is Of age end as they Wiling
nhu-sr 49, P.shaaan Anilsiy,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01

HoRAcE WARE, of Shelby county, Alabama, proposes,
through an advertisement in the Rsporter to be one OF
twenty who contribute $50 900 70 the Soldiers
Orphan Asylum, and like sum Tor the destitute families
of that colnty. 49,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01

A meeting of the officers and men of the
"A Oh Regiment Of Virgins Volunteer Cavalry held At ther
camp sOsnrs Cross Saturday. March 20 1884, the
following preamble and resolutions offered BY Captain Samuel
A. swami ct airman Of eomutee appointed 10 dram them,
unanimously adopted:
We have recently learned that Bhgader General w. n p
Lee has returned from h long captivity Unable 70 greet him
personally With which gush from the heart
the lips, brings back the common tolls and dan
pssed under his kind and skfu aderp adopt this
the only Available mode OF expressing and abiding
patty all that Affects him. In his MI forunss In hh
restoration - friends, home and country rejoice hAng his
with vriest emotions Of dness and love- therefore,
kesoved That tender him mott cordial welcome back,
greeting him ecer brother whose prudence council de-
con Ia tcon urbanIy and Kindness have forged the Links Of
an endearing attachment -, -
Gag viii again b. hosrg the breeze, and his hattie Of
"0nwsrd" b. heard In defense Of our invaded b ms.
Resolved That copy Il these proceedings be forwarded 70
Br gade General w. H. r. Lee through commanding ece,
Dol Bsaie and that they be pabshsd In the Richmond
Capt. srIrH BOILING. Chairman
CANT In M. HKsaY eecretary
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01

OFFICE On DON. IRos l. NAIL WoRKs Co. 2.
Richmond, Va, March 81, 1854.
THE Company having determined to pay the
Il Confederate It's capital stock eharehrdeS win moi
ineade the stock In making up their lists.
ap l-..lw r. L BLANKEhaHlP, Agent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01

OyyIcE RICHMOND & PrrERssuIG r r. Co.
Richmond Va, April I, 1864
QY order of the Secretary of War, the Ac-
- connodson upon this road viii he regular
b f.a T. GILL,
ap1-lw Gen. supt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-01
DIssOLU TION.

Owing to the ill health of our senior the
" FIRM Of w. G. GwATHMEY Is this dsy dissolved ~
having claims win please thsn
sy and all INDEBTED requested make settlement
possible
Either party will sign In liquidation.
WV. GwATHhRY,
Richmond, April LIST, 1854. g. NJ GWATBhkr.
The undersigned will continue the COMMISSION BUSINESS
ONCE OF the ARM ehockoe Slip Thankful past
vors he pes BY strict attention 10 usness TO merit
sinuance OF Them. g. n. 0WATHhEX.
retiring tusnesB cordially recommend my las part
the confederation Of iend, and hin conun1
ancs OF The patronage EXTENDED TO the ed nm.
api-d6t WV 9WAfHnHY.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-28

ID taose WIS hare stAss sfsvssssisas, waisa sAss
desire 70 pslm OF aDoa shs saxsngsh sf s9s sopu~
laFsks sf nay Drups. aasdr wae gax3akmznsAa Ehais
esn aostrsazay thus apsfspxss8zas % zAssassayss
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