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+. PROCLAMATION!
i'll fer 100000 Hen by Presi-
. dent Lincoln.
=. ORTAN-. aF 'HSts'E.
. Maryland Raiders Intercepted.
s:nTy LOADED "tGC,S CipIU1ID.
, Many Prisoners sAcured.
IEALL RAID INFO MAINE.
Failure Of the Scheme.
,..P0RTE0 INVASION Of KENTUCKY.
Enemy 5000 to IS 900 Strong.
He WAR WESTWARD.
Good News from a!l Quarters
He WAR WESTWARD.
Good News from a!lQuarters.
" Hundred TAessas'i More Ne. called
for BY dhs y resident.

sashul0ton, July ISA ~ 6t.-Bv ths Fvselsent or
4 le Cmeot Sss:es a,A Am<yN,'.
- rrocil ArIoS
o1hereas, BY the Act, spsao sod july sth. 1854 en-
sd An act further 10 siiate and provide for the
TROLLING and calns on, the national forres and for
her purposes" II b prov,c that the President Of
&c United States ~ his discretion. AT time
y derafsi cali Sor any nusptrr u men volunteers,
= the Ie.psctive terms Of tso and three wears
,r military service, and. that in case the quota
sny part theieof, of any town. ,osnship, wud Of
precinct election dist ric., NJ q ty, not
t~subdvidrd. sh, not he led within the ., ore Of
Nv day aiser such call, ren. the Preeieen; chs II I'm
Il ssdiasey order drsf for 70 All such uotA
b, , any part thcreof y hich na be unhlhd.
r. Asut whsress, The nllmsnt heretofore or
se,yd is far completed that the a.or,an
Iioasd ~. of Congress may bs put In oycrni on
recruiting aud kscp,oc UP tie strnsth OF the r
pic- In H., SeS, foi bon' and such military cp
1tions ~ te ieQui'oi for the pui pose Of sop
sSrsssnl II. rtie ,r snd i1to,ns the snthari,y Of
flke Tinted Ststes tIoyeil.mcnt IN tie tnsurgent
vststeg
81 Nov therefore, J. Abraham Ijncoi n, President OF
The United State<, do bius this my q Al, for hun.
6fed thouaAnd vounse:s fer tho iilitAry service,
provided efthec.a tina, al crei (which may be
.fsta,lished under ion eight OF u 10 aforesaid oct
~ rcccunt OF gF~ors Sho have 81 tered thr naval
lsrvice during the p:escat rrbellios and by credits
tor mcn iui nishei to lie military vice In Of
Dxa..s lie .'ofO.e %, volin,tea, Will be sccp cd
yande! this ,a,ll io two or tn, 10 yesr as they
hAy elect and viii e entitled 10 III lmint, provided
Sby isw 70: the period Of service for which they ent
:, And he eby p oS.ain o. DER direct, ulnt i'm
-Hediaic'y aier tle Filth day Il sep cmher, 1854
being ff,y Day. tho date III this call. drnft ;or
fhoop, TO t,.yo ". year ,'is,. hs he'd In every
ltovn, towIsip, ward oi ci p!ct.ne.. ecctor d.
Gict, county not sul divided, to fli W the
quota hich shall to esslsnc to 1t under lids scale
Z sr any part thereof which ~ to untitled by Solun
Y tcers OIL the ssid f'th dag of September, 1884.
In testimony Chc-cofI nvc heieun;o ,et NY hand
tI-a.l al caused u q. Al Of the United Stai,i
{, te rflS Sei.
II Done at IN, C,iy of " sE, inston, this 18th day o
Suly. Ia tho rear Of Our rd 1864 and Of tho indie
n VRndeuee VI the tni,ei S;aae sthe sJth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By tho President
WILLIAM II. SIw' nm Secretary Of state.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-23
Late News fr m Iouici7Ia.

ye,s Fork. July Is,-IrSNc lr'.o ID. '.T'' -
this city from MorganziG, dsieI Juar bah -.-'s
tie following intei iesting inioIaat.on
Major Geuela al Candy ia vegy rct..yly cu sel IN
perfec,inr aIranseSnea ats for mitary ol.' aea' iu
the vicinity Of Morsrnzia and thu i,ed Eve.. cen.
UllInann, with large portion CT hi. iooo, la epA-
ei Morsanzia where he has Teen place. N con raand
OF al the colsreI tgoopl The .o.t!lc.I.ss o. 4Jg-
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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-23

Tur Governor Of Msine hr authorized tbs ruiaDs
~ ssvssNl lv0 aAyr gsstaasatA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17

WI ANTED-To HIRE OR PURCHASE TWO SUITS
Psxlor Furniture Ia reps praferrsi, objec,os
10 thai which has been IN uss short tune al IN good
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17

AwUsTrvF-Ts.
RARNO1s AMERICAN MUSEUM
IyI last sgy WEES sElggpss LAST WEEK. Last vgsx
nr sgTHEa SrH 4sE sos sSSR RFFAsa
Prodeeed Sh ssa9I,ill SCENERY Music 4ud oaaoe-
AND INCREASING POPULARITY
BEAUTIFUL, AccosPh!saEp Asp asAossuL
YOUNG pAsSsust,
MILF. KRSEsriss.
who app ars in this magnificent drama
" fLI6srsHTsp FOUNTAIN or REAL sATFa
""' AFTERNooN ana EYENInC, nj 8 and ~ O'Clock
T E ;ss1 A. a. hers S BE srz tea
PH9kNoLosIcAa ESAmIsAliIoNNGss AND eHARsA
IahfE s SLsIs9 . gH,kp san
i'' OK sa' ToS f \ o. hRIpSE Giso0F'
r M,sr aiyEss 5 REAIHia POSE Posi-
THE MEDICALLY EDUCATED I SEAL
Admission % cents. children underea. 10 ceo.A
MATURE UNVEILED
MUSEUM or ANATOMY.
6s BROADWAY
'"'"o WONDERS
new N ' YORK
as BaoAowAY
w To BE SEEN ONLY
NEW YORK
MUSEUM or ANATOMr.
6io BROADWAY
DANJo INSTRUCTION n OUR NEW AND RAPtD
ID method, which be explained IN Ave minues aftaP
ws the sIps Pay sFh ss 40 Thompson ss %
For Amusements and other Advcrtiss.
ments See Ninth and Tenth Pages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY,


Ton sALB-A COAL YARD LOCATED NEAR rHR
Lest river WA be soldiow. with or withouts large
and assorted stock OF Fot particulars apply 10 Oak
TER BERTNB Tnrd avenue and Twenty hfth street.
Burs Head Bank building Eh.1sM /
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17

NOR sArs-soxE FURNITURE AND TWO rARLoR
Mirrors with connecuns ornaments fixtures. tables
&C. Apply for days bctwsea 10 aud O'clock ~ No u
Es-s III rsy. a fth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17

r,URwruRg MATTRESSES. LOOKING GLASSES,
bedding and other housekeeping Artcles chcarer than
elsewhere Call and ave MONEY, at u. W. sNEDE NS. NJ
Bowery stanton aud Houston streets Note the
number. Goods warranted. Ex,ension Tables cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17

WIN ABBOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. lEAS1
Broadwaywil cell this day at 1913 O'Clock. the 81.
Of tho Saloon No oS3 Broadway known a. -
char large Crockery splendid four pull Engiah
Beer Pump, French plate Mrrors marble top OyH
Bar Liquor Counter, Stove and Boiler, medium sys0
Herrings Safe Refrgeraors large Oyster Rans
Boiler and Pipes compete large assortment -
splendid Liquors. Kitchen Utensils &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17

L,ARM FOR sALE-THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE
= stephen Weart, located South jamaica L. I.
miles from the village aud four miles from John l. sncd
&er's old Rock road IS acres,
well fenced and under excellent cultivation The Improve
of substantial house.
rtables sheds cribs house,
ouibuidnss Price $1,000 Terms-half cash;
apply TO JOSEPH MASON No 5,s Pine street. rooms 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17

UroR sAbE-oNE PAIR or VERY vrSs oARRIAaR
Tiorres i6< hands high darn BAY tong tails Morgan
stock fuu brossrs stu snd seven yesrs o,d Will - sid
sspsste ss tey make very fine horses for ooupe
Gan be uabi cold 81 Vadeshlu FleVts stable, -
fAKNtN Un0a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17

ETARM FOR sALE-l57 ACRES NEAR THE RoKoN.
kome Lake, TWO hours rue; rice SO Per acre with
xhe Buidiu.S will sell IN small to suit Dur
.haa. Location Is very healthy and pleasant Terms
very easy. Apply 70 the owner A. LAABERr' ~ sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17

kcop aALE AT BARaAIN-NEAR PAssA1C. ~ j..
beauifuI furnished Country Seat; new double two
ovv housc with ali the modern improyements tws.acre-
E,tsc and lawn: abundance OF choice fruit; only
sssss yak from the depot; half an hour BY raiiroed
vlpa snaI 70 !. \ MNYoN, " Meow sSni
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17

FoR sALr-A FIRST GLASS CORNER LIQUOR
store near Canal street and Broadway well known a.
the best paving the city. every knows
Reasons for sellipg gveo by BEssos DAWES, les
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
HRCONsTITVTIOF-STATB RlGATs
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING., FEB. II, 1894.
THE ARMY-THE FINANCES.
TMPORTANT ACTION OF CON
GREss IN SECRET SESSION
PASSAGE OF THE CURRENCY,
TAX, AND MILITARY BILLS.

TIE Congress Of the Confederate States completed
its abOrs, yssoidAy, on The three important subjects
which have occupied its attention during the session.
viz: Tue Currency, the Re7enue, and Army Bills The
suO House. being unable to egree upon the PrOVisiOfs
Of the several bills, referred them TO Committees OF
Conference. Yesterday, these Committees submitted
their reports which Sere respectively ratified by the
two Houses. The injunction of secsesy was then re-
moved and We are thus enabled to lay before our read
ess, this morning, copies OF the several acts.
We have no space for comment, and, il No had,
you'd not employ in otdGism for, whatever might
b, said in way of objection, vo cannot overlook the
ao. that these measures aIe nos beyond recall except
oOntrg .DcJ rot to be e1pectedthat Of their veto
,na that constituting as they must the policy Of the
Government it Is the duty of all good citizens to do
shat they can to make them successful In III spirit
", commend them to the cheerful ucQOicsclrcO and
support of the people;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

srsned under this acs shall only continue Wills ibs
persons 20 smped actually Engaged in their res
pectiye pursuits or occupations.
SIC. H. That the President be- aud he IS hereby hu-
thorxsd to grant details der general rules AID Tegu-
laons to be issued from the War Department, either
Of crsors between AZ aud 50 years OF age, or from the
army in the field, in all where, in bis judgment,
Justice, equity ami necessity require tuch Details and
no may revoke such Iders OF details whenever he
thinks propcr Providsd That the power herein grant
cd to the President TO make details aAd exemptions
shall not be construed to authorize the exemption or de-
tail oauy contractor for furnishing supplies ofany kind
TO the government OF said contract unless the
head or secretary OF the Departments making such coz
tract shall certify that the personal services OF such
contractor are Indispensable to the execution OF The
oontrsct: Provided further, Tba. whsnsvsr such con-
tractor shall fail diligently and faithfully to proceed
with the execution of such contract, his exemption or
detail stall cease.
Sec Ia That in appointing local boards oil surgeons
for the examination Of persons liable to military service
no member composing the shall be appointed ffom
The county or enrolling ds1ct in which they are re-
uuired TO make such examination.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17


EARLrs CArrUREs IL THE VALLEr.-Ths trains cap.
tured in Hardy cou1ty passed through HarrisoabuIg
liss sssk. The Register says taey were, many Of
them bran neH wagons, and zero drawn by teams OF
four snd sx mues--very many of them OF the latter
clsss The wagons Ehea captured, were h;aviy laden
with very des able snd valuable storeestores of ex-
ce. dir gly goat value t, armies. Yankee htjo
who vas captured aong With tie trein remarked that
wss one o. the richest trains they had ever sent cut
from New Creek to Petersburg LIS v-lue and impor-
aucs TO tie enemy and s consequent vare and impor
lance to W. may i-lerred from Us sz, acd the coz
ten $ of the wegops. There were over 100 wagons
rhsy contained srtlel of which have hsen sIsndDg
much in need, and TO- the OF which the Yankees
declare VIC have for some time been ready to sarve"
The Federal hjor who spoke oftbis capture was
filed With admiration for the gallant and fearless Rosfer
lie sa,s, what We had heard from Others, that be had
led the charge In person. aud asked more OF bic men 10
90 where lie did not lead.
Afser the capture of the tIaiuSthe command vis.a6
the Baltimore and o 4 r s,oppedit By burning
bri6ges it. and capturing the gusrd at The budgts,
comptis ng 40 or so men. These prsores and o'hers
cipured With the train mads the number of prisoners
s<cnred about 10. These prisorers reached Harrison
burg on Sunday afternoon. and On Monday morning
we're on their way to .Richmsnd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

damage sustained by the owner, or the taI esSsd
the con may be reduced in the came ratio by the ocs
coecor on satisfactory evidence submitted to him by
the owner OF assessor.
Sec. s. Tia e taxes on property laid icr the year
1854 sha be assessed as the day OF the passage oi
this act and be due and collected on the first aay Oh
Juae next or as after s' practicable allowing an
EXTENSION Of ninety day. west of the Mississippi river.
~ s;os fave, on incomes or profits for the year
1888 LEVIED by thi, act, shall BIS assessed and c1eOsd
forthwith an the taxes on in:omeS or pfons TOT 'ao
wear 1884 shall be assessed and collected ACCORDING 70
be provisions of the tax and assessment acts Oh lsoS
Sec So much OF tie tax act OF the 24In Gay o.
Anril 1883, as Lewis tax on incomes dFrisea from
nonerty or efacts on the amount or value oil Walch
tax Is levied by this &C. and also the mrs. seoeon OF
said act are suspended for the year 1861 aoo 10 ss
mated rent hire, or interest property or creaSs
hereu taxed ad valors shall bs assessed or taxed a.
pcomep. under the tax oct Of 1858
Sec g. Tbat the tax imposed by this scs on BOND OF
the Confederate States heretofore Issued shall ~ no
case exceed the interest the aime, and sgoa nonas
when held BY or Tor minors lunatcs, shall b. exempt
from the x in all cases where the interest on tho same
shall not exceed one thousand dollars.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
Cheering Indication.

When man has been .uff ring fors long tine rr-
der dtepondsLcy rom pecuriay othtr csuses, il 10
always accepted by he frsnsa cheering indication,
when be Il sis TO !o his difficulties full in ho ACE
and seems determined to meet ther with ~ha'ess
ily he can command
The Conlsd.rate States Il in just such coadln at
the prcecns time. The months Of gloom and eespone-
ercy are past, and determination on the part OF oil TO
meet the CT sis IA apparent Our Congress Les et
the exsrnpls Nosoonsr bal Is met Ia this city, says
cotemporsy than it gave unmstakeable sisns Of de-
termination TO pass tie much needed measures 70 fill
I'D the shattered racks OF the army, aud impart Vitality
sod ah 10 the currency. Both these were vital meas
ures for cur Government; .hc Congress 10 regarded
theu aud already much has been dcne to be followed
speedily BY more tosards the completion of The
good work.
Our Government ard people have hitherto remained
unblanched az every exhibition Of proves Which the
North has made; they have .recsived without alarm
their more recent bolsts; and row, wealor ccme
wee, they are resolved unitedy 70 NEE. the enemy,
and to cease not from their labOr5 unt the war has
closed by tie success of our arms
The epirit OF cheerful activity and labor which has
pervaded Congress has rapidly fused Itself among
all classes OF the people. All accounts represent the
spri. Of the army perakiDg of the character that
it possessed when TIE FIST broke out To the
llpgusge Of arpluie, It has renewed its youth, it
has mounted up on eagles wings, it has run AID not
grown weary, has walked aud hot tainted" We hail
with ine1 pressble delight such determination the
part of these to whom the important WORK of de-
fence Ia committed both officers asd men.
We also have to chronicle tee cheering FACT that the
aprt Of speculation and exorion Is no longer rife in
the land Not only there.no longer the feel to fed
the unholy h.@e, but toe who atened the lfes
blood Of cur ciiz,ns have been pat % better serves
IN the field.
And .s, Though not least there has been general
a. Akening among TIE farmers TO the importance of
acting TIER part in the bloody drama which is now
being enacted TIE boarding up Of provisions, which
is even worse than the hoaldg up Of money, is no
FIopger mania amongst farmers 20 tho extent It has
been True, there is room for Improvement yet bn:
when once the tide is Get in particular direction, IL
never O. asss until 1t has reached its height Starvation
Tor our armies and peopo Was predicted by our
enemies and feared by cur people themselves. Sach
feas have vanished The country found be full Of
provisions and all that is necessary TO bring them into
| use il the feeling CT confidence in our causc and
Covenant which ia fas. becoming general and uui-
| Yersal.
With all thu sc cheering ndicitiOns before us, fear
not the naughty boast of. our adversary. Let lin
| come. We fear not his numbers, nor his Wanted
proves Our dependence IS in the Lord Of Hosts and
| in the righteousness Of orr csuse.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
GAY. Bu,Lrn AND ruu ourL.wlr os1srIos --The New

GAY. BUTLER AND THE O0TL1WRf VsktTloN IL nc new
York Herald, of the 9:h, says;
I, appears from cffciL documents that the commits
SIGN of Genersl Hitchcock OF December L. authorized
him to c,nfer with General Batter end designate him as
an agent procure the exchange OF soldiers aud OH
cer upon not conflicting With The position OF the
department relative to colorei soldier, surrender
ing men without just equivalent, man fcf map odioer
for ccer Subsequently, he was directed 10 exchange,
first those Who had been longest cODfsed and 70 waive
for The time the consideration OF the question OF pa
role ard excess Of prisoners 10 our hands he was al
lowed, sso TO exchange colo.ed men IN civil employ
captured by our forces. Ga the 18th Of December
neral Butler snt forward, By Assistant Commissioner
MILFORD FIVE hundred and two prisoners from Point
Lockout askiDg in exchange for similar number and
lesv ng in allegiance all existing differences, with asst
rance tina. ther psoners in bands were well cared
for and suggestions looking TO the immediate exchange
CT ccnvaesceht or disabled prisoners Ia communities.
toes Of the date, no asked for the exchange OF
Aired f. Birge, Of the Sanitary Uommieson, confined
in Castle Thunder the Whereabouts and co 1don Of
Lieu enaut T. e. Mason and private john Wolan, oil
0aio regiments and irqiires into the proposition Gov
irg the of the officers and crews Of the steamers
Emily and arrow, captured BY the rebels las! May.
Commissioner 0nd relteYeies in note to Major Null
ford willingness 10 exchange all prisoners the excess
on either side to be Oh parole. He says This Is the
provision OF the cartel and can accepa nothing eisc
Unsss this is the distinct understanding, no equivalent
will be delivered TO you for any Confederate officers or
eOidtef5 WDOm you DiiI6 W
In the hope that sueh is tic understanding. have d.
rsced that greater number than the tet Of your de-
| livery shall be sent to you"
II another commune zion Gen. Hitchcock "a re-
minded that. by the Presidential proclamation, General
Butler IL under the ban Of oulGwry and that while bis
Government cannot prescribe Via. agents the United
States shall Employ sef respect requires tia the Con-
fe6era,e Government refuse TO treat with person 10
obnoxious, and that General Bailsrs agency cannot
therefore be Recognized or big psrson protected by
flag of truce.
General Batter re,urnei the note aud said, in reply,
mo right of declaration of outwry by those authori-
tics Of any officer soldier of the United States can be
Audited, or for moment regarded b. the authorities
of the Uaed States, il anIy will 70. be by the
persons uppn whom such Intimidation IL attempted
He inform Rcbsr. 0ud ,ha unless bis dag of trace is
respected ell further Communication BY hig OF truce
bet ven those butterflies and ours must cease.
Ga the l2h Jnuary General Butler write, again,
askil 70: al exchange of the ISIS of prisoners AID OF
deaths and propcs Dg the making up OF monthly lists
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

B.sursr OF SprsrxcLrs- Fne win Of Elias Boudinot
New Jersey mads number OF years ago, but juss
90 the eice OF the Recorder OF Deeds in Phadephis,
conrais the following car:cuI item :-"i eivs 10 sbe
President and Nausgsfs of tte New Jersey B be Sc
c.s,y 500 10 b. laid GU. ia purchase Of spectacle
!, be given ~ them TO polr old people, being in vain
20 give bible TO those who carnos fnd the means Of
reading it.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

RrxoyAL OF REpEL PRrsosssa.-A despatch from
sandasky Ohio, the GA inst, says;-
-Four bundled rebel prisoners, commissioned Officers,
crossed SandusEy Bay in steamer this afternoon, and
refe landed at this CITY. They are qusrtsred 10
Portable buildings with plenty Of food and fires, and
Start in the IL o'clock train for Bilmore The roted
susrlls chief, General Jsf Thompson, and Captain
/, tekenridze, q son of the renegade General, are
.acng the number. A strong guard from the Hoffman
bs,taIion viii tscort them to Baltimore.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

e100 Reward.-Abseonded trOm9my farm,
DIOO In Greeavue county, Va, thursday GIT, kee-
a. maIso nan named KOHARD, stro9g AID aoe-9o1isu'
go - about years old aud ~ icet h.h De ee
LEGGED ant sept-6er last 70 gea4ssn nsaF NOS GeoSS
Co., aerr- nr hiu ME Of Roy Msson's whose name
a. not whefe vile, AID V uetess iy 70
100 80 place me above reward viii Be paid iog ne csvey
o. Richard % ne in G'eenvlle soa9y va Or % NJ "
N Mshaond- u,rts UFsR
fetS-dNs LA"l9 "AsD-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

grace, they vi 6ai It their hes; p,cF. How Seward
and the poor Hoo.ier va vince uudes the impending
inaict:en, 10 ono uiil BE- ia IS to iDssipc.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
Cousr HoUSE,
p.hrrarv fOth- 1874

o., 49,, p ] PEsErss. W. O. ou4RLEss and cthsrs:
--C-.. - ausEer 10 your communication, and 70 many
1900 ror, frisnds we'll a. from thess % whom 1n
aily az knogn hereby ncuaee ny'tA eAn1llsse
- -Eblu Of Louss county, ahough lear you
nv suld ons Tor the posuon, ystA 90 net zee ~ merry
is Al hri.g ~ he discharge Of 10 dltes All ne enc ~
"a ability nay Pcesss II Toe vos1is % 1e S0u.y
49, tb.fr iateress can be promoted by eiscAng m
80 ,hst ave years e1pe snce IN The oos a7d d.tss o.
h.forr te ar earnest tuJri during ~ teiu
h h. ths pleasure Of TIE people % eleei me
49, .blites aIy fatafuly, WI enable me- 10
An ne once not 70 dsAppcnh hoae Heo NAY - N
enough b give ne thslr support -. 49,,
ma a NJ tine 70 be 50 iEosHhg Tor once Tee hra ana et
ii -, 4, "a orr country 10 her struggle 70 Be nee
ssa therefore remain the amy where AIa neHA9 800
h,vs been since beginning Of ne var, VA NE cunning
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

ITO LIEUT.. j. j. PORTER, Of Co. u, Ism
Va Iaf,niry-Dsar SIC Il is desired BY large nunoef
81 ne eitEsas Of L,uas county mat sou declare yeaIs
ists for ne Cerklp Of he cou1ty Your i.n afy Viz vac
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May ss3a L rss.aa.. ONE OF THE PEoPLE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

THE MKT LECTURE before the Young
Il MsnB Christian Association Vil Be delivered On lhu
rsnF merit ne sta instant, ~ o'clock IN NE mss fes
Sisn Chuch corner Orion Capil streel ~ ne hey
j II BurroEs ID D. Subject; The CnIshan scholar Ged So
A. NeeIrs II es Minor Coleman, Professor In me InF1I
~ Of Yrginia and Col Isl kss m sa Virginia Arusy'
Teksts 81 each, had a. he door and ne eAs'oieA
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