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series Sc Of Tables showing the comparative values
o. Gold and Legal Tender Notes in the Pacific
states. with relation to the quotations Of Gold
when commanding premium in he great com.
merelal cities Of the Atlantic sCaLoafd.
IN United United States Internal Revenue Stamps Of
aIl denominations constantly on hand. Agents
ana ,; inc public generally supplied with quaint,
SOMETHING NEWi
The United States Conscription or N,,;onal
Militia Bii Grom the official copyl for reie, Once,
wlth all the particulars as 10 who are liable To-
90 military duty and who are exemnt how sub
st,tntes 81 are to be obtained, payment Of moneys
Ior such, DC. Sent anywhere on receipt Of is
cents cents IN stamps or COIN Every family should
Enclose stamp in all letters Of INQUIRY to psy
re;urs r postage. Postage stamps, new issue, re.
csived Tor remittances at par. Postage stamps,
o'H issue, taken at 30 cents on the dollar.
SUBSCRIPTIONS payable invariably In advance.
Address J. W. SULLIVAN,
News Agent, San Francisco.
, 1864-03-26
CULTIVATION OR rILLAoE.

II is here that think our farmers are
most at fault. They prepare their soil for
the easy spread Of the roots, and spongioles
Of plants, and then, in their after culture,
cut these oil, rs if they were useless ap
pendages. II We study tho mode Of life
and growth Of the plant, IL would seem
wrong to the simplest apprehension, 10 be
cutting oil these feeders; and all sound
experience (ny own aud that Of many 9TH
ers) proves this TO be so. The doctrine
should be deep preparation and shallow
culture. To be mnIe particular, ] would
recommend that the first plowing (before
the roots have spread) should be deep ;
and especially if the preparatory blowing
has not already been sufficiently deep and
thorough. After the roots have spread,
the plants will need all the nourishment
the soil will afford and we should be
careful to do nothing that will interrupt
the supply Of food. Our culture now,
should be surface culture. For this Dur.
pose, nothing answers SO well as the Judi.
cious use Of the hoe. This instrument, in
fact, is now Indispensable in the interstices
between the young plants along the drill.
Betwixt the rows, various labor.saving i'm.
plements may be used to kill the young
grass and weeds, and, at the same time,
break the crust and open the soil to the in
auence Of the dews and the atmospheric
AR. The nature and condition Of the soil
will best deter mine what these should be.
In mist cases, the sweep, or some Of the
various cultivators, which may be had ev.
erywhere, will answer this purpose very
, 1864-03-26

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, 1864-03-26

GAN we want is your promise that you
will take no advantage Of anything we may
aav IN hurk ms -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
CONFEDERATE GENERALS RROK VIRGINIA
STATE TROOPS.


We obtained the following list OF officers con-
masiOned BY ET Governor Lstober ct ths breaking Oa
Of tie var in TIE Virginia State tOsps who have IncI
risen 70 the several grades OF general officers in the
COufedsfate service. Virginia HAy wen be proud Of
the ss Of her distinguished sons both OF the present
end Of bygone days aud e1elau, with the mother Ct
the Grseehi, "these are ny jewels"
Gsasrals Rob r, L. Lse, Joseph Z. Johnston
ListgsnaEt GsBsrdis-ThOmas J. Jackson, A 2. Hill,
Richard s EEell, J, 0. PembsrOL
MAJOR GsHsrals-Bspj amin Huger, John B. hagrudSr,
Ju al A. Early, W liam Smith, J. L b Stuart, Henry
Heth, Samuel Jones FEhugh Lee, Isaac frmSls, DAe-
new II. MGury.
ColOn. aud A. D. C., Brig. Cen. Tol'-G. W @.
Lee.
Brigadisr GsHsrsis-PaiipS s. Gsorys Cooke, DIniSl
Rugghs, Robert 5. Garnet William FSliRfsrro, WIN.
NAh0ne Jsmss L Rsmper, Epoa Hun.On, r + COlIton,
Z. Pryor, NOV private 81 Vrg ia CATGlrs) samuel
riand, Jr, John B. Floyd, W. d. Corae, Beverly Il.
Rolsrt on, George W Randolph, A Il Reynolds, Lewis
A AImstesd Wm. L. Jones. Johu Echols D. Il. Archer,
John r. 10 es, Williams 0. Wickham, W. H. T. Lee, y.
l. Pa1ten, joan Pegrsm, Thomas Jordan.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
FROR TENHESSRH

The Atlanta COnfedersey Gays the enemy S moving
towards Cleveland. This supposed TO be on account
of Longstrtet's position between BsrdstOWn ard Cum
berland Gip, ard having cut "a the YIskse supplies.
Scouts have been sent on. 70 ascertain she fAotI.
By late accounts from Middle Tennessee by private
letter. learn that everything is quiet In that section
The Chattanooga Rebel ssys: Capt Bruce Philips,
formerly OF the l4ih Tennessee regiment, and CON-
handed that regiment in the first days 6gbt st Getys
barg who received authority las. Fan to recruit 4
regiment Of cavalry inside Of tie Federal nss, il rev
In the section Of country between the Cumberland aud
Tennessee Rivers doing serious damage 70 the foe lie
has between $50 and 200 men, and has been actively
engaged all winter in annoying the Federal gArrsOnI Al
Clarksvle aad Fort Donelsoa Srd the working parties
upon the North Western Railroad. Not long since he
attacked several thousand Of the armed negroes work.
ing the railroad killed and wounded large number,
ard put the res. to aghs. Some OF them whose mas
tCrs lived in OarksVe had reached that place aud
ported that their whole force had been scattered except
those who were killed and wounded, aud that they
themselves 30 badly scared that they had been
running for thirty miles to get home. feE days be-
fore Christmas Capt. Phillips with fifteen msn, Was in
the immediate yicaity Of ClarkIyle. The hct bee
ing known 10 the Federal commander at Osrsyils be
dispatched party Of 6fy-siI to capture them. Phil
EPs party Amhuscsded them and killed reventeeu, and
wounded as many others. Only seventeen Of she party
returned to CArksvil'e.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
FLNANCIAL AND CONVENTIONAL.

Richmond Jan. IA, 1894.
Since our last report of the quotations of
the bonds and stocks in this Market prices have
undergone several changes Eight per cent Con-
federata bonds, due 1868 to 81, are now quoted at
slO6all6 and interest," eight per cent. cOnvertibls,
l1Siall5; seven per cent bonds, SlOl bonds of Is
million loan coupon $3.50 and int cotton loan bonds,
$l7O; Virginia registered bonds $24l and int North
Carolina skies, new issue, $3.50 and int Virginia Cen
trail Railroad bonds 81 mortgage $500 aud iu;; Farm
ers Bank stock, 1885, Traders Bank, $3.50 Bank Of
the Commonwealth, 500; Bank of Richmond, $lle1';
Bank Of the City OF Petersburg Sl40 Merchants IL
surance, $50; Richmond Importing & Exporting Com
pany, 81 OO0-l decline of 500, (par value $500 y
Richmond 4 Petersburg Importing & Exporting Com
pany, $780, Canal Packet Company, $lsO. These are
the current and asking rates of the securities mentioned
All bonds and stocks not included il this list remain a,
previous quotations.
In the merchandise markets we note con
tnued advancing tendency in the prices of provisions
owing TO the scarcity and the active demand. The
market is almost bare Of Floue-ls quotations, $1l0a
lis PER Dbl. Supplies badly needed Boon may &c
quoted at So 5O Lard, $3.50; Butter $5actiVe; Beef
$l.llO.
Apples, $75As6 per Dbl; Onions, $SOaSS per burhel
Irish Potatoes, sSllO. Browa Sugar. 81 per lb; Rice,
IS cents; Candles, "a 6Oa5 Salt 80 cents.
The Tobacco market has not yet reopened. Liquors
are dull Leather, Iron, etc., unchanged.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
coNnPESSrnrAr

In the Senate, yes;erdsy in open Ies'iOn, much tine
consumed IN the reading Of elaborate majority and
minority reports from che Judiciary Committee thS
subject of limiting the term Of che Of the Cabinet
oiiesrA The reports we're ordered so Be printed
The Senate resumed in Secre. session the SOrrdera-
ton Of the military bill.
The HOuse vas cheaT snEasel on the Appropriation
Bin for the support Of the Government for thS hIssl
year. ending June SO,b, 1854 The bill va ssed with
slight amendments and luI abstract may b. I'D il
G proceedings Of he HOuIe. The H;uIa then went
into secret session on the special Order-the Currency.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

"yAon 1zn YAYRe PAN ISro EpH yIAH. Those who
contemplate becoming refugeesp from the Confederscy
would do well to reflect before making that effort.
gentleman from Norfolk says sundry individuals who
fed from Petersburg to avoid service in the army and
made their way through our lines to Norfolk have gain
ed nothing BY the change. In fact they have jumped
from the yng pan into the FIRE" for it is stated that
Butler has ordered every who arrives under such
circumstance to be arrested aud placed in the camps
of insCOn at Newport News preparatory to entrance
into the Yankee army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
MoHEMRy7S OF YAgxEEs Nv WES1KoRs-

EdND, IND HLloa " HHhH'
IufofrssiIcS 6ss been received throughrsl
that the ensuy, estmlted a. about 1000 81
ai KinsAle, wes.mOrelAnd county, on the 10
Taey we're engaged in destroying al tho pre-
every kind the people had pOs up.
The number Of Yankees is doubtless exaggerated bus
there is no doubt that considerable body have landed
In The county, to destroy cur means Of subsistence in
pursuance of their establilhed policy.
WestRorelsnd borders On lbe lower PolOV and
Kinsale ia q small town near the river.
Passengers By the Fredericksburg train, yeStsrdAT
evening stated TIA, the Yankees ars reported to have
lnded at Aqua This nesds confirmation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
DESIGNS ON SAVANNA

Some Of our Southern exchanges LpPrehenalVs Of
an attack on Savannah, part Of the ensmy's pro-
gramme the eoast during the winter, This is infer
red from certain recent movements at hilton Head,
Whieh seem to indicate concentration Of forces for
that purpose. Oilers Of opinion that the move
ments which the apprehension is based designed
as leinL and if blow s intended, will be delivered
elsewhere She most plausible reVsOa in fVcL Of an
attack savannah is that 1t would constitute base Of
operations against Charleston.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

ExPILLED-Richard S. AcCullOch, well known as
Professor of Mechanics and Physics in Columbia COL
egs New York. says the Petersburg Express, has been
himself with the Southern cOnfederacy. Professor
McCulloch is worthy OF the honor which the Yankee
College has conferred upon him. It gives much
qualification to state that he is resident Of Pc
tersburg and is rendering useful service to the confed
crate Government which he ia eaabled to do by his
scientific attainmerts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
RAPIDAN YALLRY LAND FoRsALE.

THE Farms of Dr. W. Someryille, S. w. So
Il merve and the underSigned lying the county Of oul
the Rapdan river at Somerys Ford, about miles
below RspdAn Station and within or two miles OF Mches
eson the Orange and Alexandra Railroad and containing
about ALL offered sale privately They will
be sold together divided They extend Abtu three miles
the river and the low grounds wde They all lie together
and were originally one The land Is well adapted TO the
growth Of wheat corn grass &C. and now wei taken In
grass Plenty Of wood and water. There Is grst MILL saw
house. overseas house, Ice house. barns, stables &c on the
renses Also, good apple orchard In short II one OF the
beautiful productive bodys Of land In the State the
country around picturesque the extreme and perfectly healthy
A fine chance IL offered TO capitalists TO invest
For further particulars call on or address
r. b s0MERVILLB,
18Th street, south OF Cary,
dec1s-2avge Richmond, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

OUE CREDrF ABEoAD-FrOm what We have been able
to learn BY conversation with intelligent gentlemen who
have recently returned from Europs says the Whining
ton Journal the impression among Confederate officers,
agents, officials and citizens in Europe, seems to
be that about the only Paa sustain Confederate credit
abroad and restore at home for the Government to
become he sole holder aud exporter of the Ceton,
TObacco, Naval Stores, etc. That soma such idea has
been prssed upon the attention Of Congress will be
pressed, We regard as likely.
We need speak this late day Of she mutual &C
ton and reaction Of foreign and domestic credit The
value Of oS6irerey 1t home is FELL 70 depend upSn
the price OF foreign aogeeGehhnge, for rsAsoUI
easily understood, being somewhat higher shan gold
The pres Of s1ehaogs Is the barometer which marks
the rise or ia Of credit abroad If exchange could be
brought down 70 i've for instead of twenty Tor one,
our paper dollar at home would soon Be found to rise
prOpOrtonaiely in value.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

A DUL.-The LaGrsnge (Ga) Bulletin, Of the 9th
ns rays duel was fought few miles from that place.
last Thursday. Major Webb, of stovalPs brigade,
Breeknridgea DIVISION aud Captain Barrett of the Let
Missouri battalion Patton Andersons division, the
reported principals The weapons used were navy pis-
tols--distauce twenty PAGES AT the second FIRE Major
Webb was slightly wounded, WhereupOn, the disagree
able matter was amicably adjusted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

CHARLESTON, JAM l4.-The enemy have keptup lively
Smelling all day The number of shells fred at the city
sncs Tuesday at o'clock, to hafpast this afternoon,
was four hundred and seyenyone, causing some dam
age, but no further casualties The enemy has I'M
masked two or three more Parrots at Gregg. Smelling
still heavy this evening. No movements of the Aset
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
TIA E1rLosIOa orr wILxISsrOa,

TIA ExPLosIoN orr WILMINGTON, RIc - To Val
min TIA Journal Of the l2sh says:
ID seems that the conclusion yesterday morning was
ocCa.ioned by the burning OF Yankee gunbost which
had grounded Iot far from the wreck of the Bendgo,
nsar LOekEOods Folly Bach. At ave O'Clock yes
tsrdAy morning the enemy set FIRE to her, not being
able 10 go her OF and at half past Ave she blew up.
We regret 20 learn that on Sunday night tie steam
saip Ranger nom Bermuda, with valuable Government
stores, vas besshed about a milI and half west Of
the Bendig-. She ire by her crew. The
enemy attempted to board her, but driven of by
the Coast Guard. The firing yesterday was probably
over the Ranger.
The Adair met with accident to her machinery
while being chased By the bloekadeTs, alter having
landed her passengers the coast Her officers
compelled 10 beach her Sac was boarded by the enc
N.Y. who broke into the liquor they found board aud
all got drunk. TWenty-four of them were made prison.
era BY the crew aud the Coast Guard and turned
10 the commander of she nearest post. All this
cured near Georgetown, S. O.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

There is feeling, however, abroad in the land that
the great crss of the war-the turning point in our
fate, is fast approaching Whether crisis be upon us
or not there can be in the mind of no who looks
at the map of Georgia and considers her geographical
relations to the rest of the oorederacy single doubt
that much of our u ure involved in the result of the
next Spring campaign in Upper Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

GEN. FoRRIsr.-The Chattanooga Rebel learns di-
recy from Mississippi that Gen. Forest after various
gallant exploits and three engagements with
peror forces of the enemy, bad arrived safely in North
Mississippi with about 1000 men, OF whom 5000 were
unArmed There we're plenty Of arms at okaions, and
his whole force is probably by this time fully equipped
The command was in high spirits and will soon be &c
tNJy engaged.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
IRON SUFFOLK AVID PosrsRovTH.

. Parties from liver Station, who reaehsd Petersburg
WsdnesdIy evening, brought information direct from
Portsmouth ard Silk. large negro force is being
concentrated at Portsmouth. There are now there
about three thousand negro infantry, besides battalion
Of mounted men. /. lie supposed that 4 raid Is OOniem.
templA,ed towards tie BsekWatsr.
No Yankees have recently visited Suffolk, but the
peksts are still at Jericho Run, two miles below town,
and a camp Of cavalry is kept up at Demands Mil.
"A Kiss Primer, daughter OF Wright Primer, Ct sue
folk, married Yankee officer last week.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
IRON TIE RAPIDAN.

ORANGE, @. H Jan. l4.--It is reported that Mosb,
attacked the Yankee garrison al Hsrpers Ferry, few
days since, with his whole command but repulsed
with some loss owing to the precptanOy Of the attack
on the part Of bis advance guard.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

GES GRASr-An Amy officer, direct from Chatta-
nooga, informs the editor of the Indianapolis Journal
oreAns has grown thin aud STOPPING, and shows marks
Of so great loss OF health and strength as to crea
fears of his recovery though he still works as ndeat-
rnhlH az ever
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

EIRST VIRGINIA ARTILLERY Persons
Il desiring join the I'd 3D. company Richmond HoEi
GERS the Powhatan, Salem the old Rockbdge battery, viii
please apply to me- Col Wsrh Leigh street, between
9Th and Tn streets, giving their address.
t.1o- Aesn M.for Artiiisr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

YAIKu 0PNIOs OF THE CONDITION OF ARKASsAs.-
The New York Tribune contains a long letter from its
Arkansas correspondent recitng the incidents Of trip
through that SIats with secession friend" Auch Of
the letter. says the Mobile Register is fancy work.
but one item deserves copying. The writer says there
was time when he believed in the starving out pro-
cess but far hai idea applies to ArkAnsas, he has
concluded TO give il up. "I@ pretty hard matter to
ItarVe people who have an immense number Of cat
sic, fair supply of hogs, an extraordinary yield Of
sweet potatoes aud nearly corn enough to have kept
the Egyptians during the seven years' famine. The
yield Of L. the natives Of this region express it.
pOWsriGlv" The writer states shat there are few
arm bearing men lsfG in Arkansas, but that women
and children plentiful, and the latter laughs by
their mothers to believe that pec' of roast boy
girl never comes amIs 80 Yankee soldier. The word
YAakss has a. horrible significance to an Arkansas
child a. "Claverhouls used to have to tho children Of
ths Scottish OSVenGnterE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

TIE ATTORNEY GEsERAL Of North CAroLna, In re-
sponge to the request Of Gov. Vance, has given the
opinion thar property Of which the State IS sole or
Joint SEDer in shatevsr form t may appear whether
managed BY its appointments, or agents Of eorpo-
rAtOns is ta1lbs under the Confederate Revenue Law,
Of April 24h, 1888 He Of the opinion that il such
: power sxss il was not intended to be exercised.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

The Chattanooga Rebel is informed that Gen.. HardcC
is about to add another ceapter his "Inany Tao
tics" and that the army will be apvised of the new
movement Ia d down, in few dsy'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

Among the curiOsities sold at the Cincinnati fir
Gently, we're the buttons from General Rosecrans coat
which some lady, JEALOUS than modest had begged
of him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
FOR RENT.

FARM FOX RENTs
TNHE Subscriber, being DESTROYS OF renting
his FARM the present year. Wen known as MALVERN
HILL end OF Henco county, Adjoining Turkey Is
land on james River takes this method Of Offering the sane for
rent The field for cultivation with COED SeaeR viii make an
average barrels per from one thousand TO fifteen
hundred OF There will be hom two TO three hun
died acres well set In clover that may be moved next summer
operation Henco None need apply but such can offer as
that the land will not be injured whilst In possession Of
the tenant -
Apply for terms Hardwood Kemp, whose farm adon'
Malvern Mr. VIM. Philips Richmond 10 the subscriber
At Newtown King and Queen County.
i.Q-dBc2W b. y. DEW.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

DIAM OF Mr.. MoRsoS.-Hr. Arthur A. Morson,
leading member of the Bar of Richmond, aud gentle
man Of high social standing died at his residence OIL
Governor street night before last
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

whose papers marked with o-Oss win lnds
sand hat sr term Of Subscription abou 10 expire And VII
rsuit promptly they Vllh heir papsfs continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
RICHMOND WHIG,
FRIpAY rIORNINs, Jan. rs, 1881.

TERds-DAur, year, SsOi az months, als three months
g. For less period, g per month.
ssrWEsELT, year. $40 liz months, So No EussEipuSn
received 'or less han six months.
wuSLT year. $40 ak months IS. Ne subscription resolved
forles han six months.
Rsul.tanees a. rlk Of The SubscrIbsr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

SURGEON DAVID w. YASDTLL late Medical rector
of the department of Mississippi under Gen. Johnston,
has been ordered to repor!N Gen rby Smith, in the
Mississippi Department.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

Mr. CLAY BEDELL was shot dead in Greenville, But
country Ala by Mr.. Taylor, who It will be rememb,
killed Mr.. G. Biddell, the father, months ago.
Mr. Bsdelrs gun missed fire. and be was shot several
times by his opponent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

Two HUNDkKD DOLLARS was recently subscribed al
meeting in johnson county, North Carolina, to b
appropriated to the proposed monument of stoneWal
jackson.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

A N INTEREST (l-9d) in the Mont .omery
White Sulphur Syringe win sss acres o. land attached
valuable property There 1906 ne land besides
buildings thereon estimated before the be worth S75
900 The property yielding rental Of about $4,000
This valuable property IL well and fayoEby
that further description deemd useless To those
their funds In something really valuable favorable
opportunity offered. Pr further particulars apply 81
G0DDIN 4 APP Eks0N,EsA
iall-dSt Auctoneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

Ears OF TIE AFAlCASs -Of the slaves who have
fallen into the hands Of the enemy during the present
vat not less than one half have persisted BY want dis
esse and violence.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

sHELrER YEox ,oSsSnrrIoN The Savannah Repub
licsn SAYS merchant Of that city who WAS exempted
by substitution offered the City Marshal ten thousand
dsllsrs for bir.h as night watchmaq.