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CONFEDERATE STATS OF AERRI0A,
BUREAU or FHE ADJ'T AND INsPOR ems oIEICE,
RICHMOND, Va, March rs. lSSA
CIRCULAR.

RICHMOND, Va, March 10 1874
CIRCULAR
order transact adequately the rapidly lhcrea5ng bust
has become limit Ne hours Tor
reception The pablo, ad % adhere " M reguAuon 10
gdy Herezf The door vii De opened a. IL
A. NJ closed ~ ocoeE, p NJ All daring other
viii be admitted except The Heads OF DePAt
sut ne omen BareAux, Commanding Generals and he Of
aoers ADD elsrka % The Executive and War OAcea-
rherscspon once L In charge Of CaptAin John w. Kelly A.
wiz give aention % all persona hAVog buainess Win
ne Bureau Necessary VIII direct en 70 he proper object
Inasmuch a. routine Of ne BIeAa adapted 70 NE Ansae
uon OF business 10 uDg solely visitors vii greatly fAe tAte
their purposes By bringing written Applications
Of hs mat The egimate duties a. This Bureau
psrtala eEcasEty s army, and numerous AID
auent demand atenOn, Is believed hat the
appreciate srtanee aud proprety Of these
IsgalAdoRs, Yield 20 them cheerful Aequescehce.
(sgusD s. COOPER,
mhiB-iu Adlb and Insp'r GenL
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NOTICE..

A LII Checks drawn BY US, aud all demands
IA against negro hire And otherwise, nHI - presented
for payuoat March, 1854 ohsrsss hey Ill
Be paid Currency the OF Colara for three
those iadsssd vii please settle ther
amoun beJre March, they viii Be required 70 pay Al
WA WRIaHr 4 CO.,
mhiS-as PrOprietots AnstleAn Hotel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-18

u ~BELLEvUE" In King william County, Il miles IRON
Rhmond Tor are authorised By hs Of the
- Capt North Drury sell he valuable farm uhereon he
latsF resided In King william near 70 ftmunkeI liver Ana 81
s' tom Rchmond Tue tract contains about 100 acres ABut
Iuords cleared toe rsuandar In Uood AAodins amp
supply nbsr for The use o. he place All cleared lana mas
80 ,ad on lined aud about tU.-tsirds Of nay Be oonsd
cred oo "a PAmankey gr01nj and hes veil for caVAton
The budn eonsst 0f large dwelling and every ohee bald
usually iound on such "a estate.
PossesIlOa giVsn al once. Tor term,, te, apply %
iahIT-6t GODDIS APPERSOF.
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;OFEIOH LANCASTER . Co,
u.---.r. 49,, a rgal

RcGHoND, hArch IL. 1854.
NOTICE.
A LII persons having balances to their credit
"a on our backs nuI uhhdrAg them before the Sst
instant or receive that tms In the Of TAI
49, uhecks drawn by sented a. The banks
4hleh lhey are drawn before the IS March insL
receive present currency In payment Of amounts
tue 10 "a unt ne SiU nHtan; Ssr disoount
So per esnL LANOAsiAA CO.
uhlT-dtlstApdi
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To TaE VETERANS or THE CONFEDERATE
ARMY.

10 THE VETERANS OF THE UUNFhUkKAfL
Army.
CAMP MAR RAPIDAN RIVER, VA,
February, lS6L !
HAVING in progress an enterprise by which
men dsLf, Nth nd vhout rank living and dead
oss emusny msrt90us deeds shall b placed In the annals
Of e present American NE underhgne4 re5pectqU 10
vtsS hs pubc-Soden 10 pardcalar-to furnish tHcaaen OF
rmarabs dang endurance Iuaerngi, Bacuaco and other
trtas IN Imprisonment, hospital, marches and oAiue .
1 nus BE- attestd b. persona and endoied b.
= superior ohieer, living IN full the command
kiTesr me In care Of The Magnolia WEEKLY lchmond, Va
v be safely and pros PITY received iron each
GEORGE cHAsR
EAu Journals Of southern Pres, fens an Interest 10
ne eay Of This WORK viii please copy and notice
--IS,o-l.1, mhit-c9gs
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ARMY OF THE ooNPRDERATB STATES.
Certificate Of DisdJtyJ0r Discharge Of fardd SoLdLrs
lUnder at Of Congress approved February ", 1884,
of Captain sCompsny, Cd Of the Of
the Regiment sBhgAde, enrolled or BY
,M ,On;Ae dyOf Ito serve :;
age, feet inches high, complexion, e,es
hair, and by occupation when enlisted and
having appeared before this board for examIcaon do here
BY certify
Here state whether the ier psrmant niy disabled al
perform day In branch OF the military service With full
description OF wouad. rjury and the disabling ef
tbs received contra In the service
COME Safes In the neCf duty Is reexam aon
made Of periods OF six months, state fact the inysd
being dsabled duty duty some part
Invalid discharged overcome the disability lin
for such duty as he can perform.
-, Surgeon PA. O.s. MedLh
---, Surgeon P. A O g. }ExamiTlng
- -, surgeon p. A. o. Board.
[pacsl Examining Board.
(Dupucatss)
FORM FOE AKrlRIso soLDna
Under aAct Provide lid Corps approved 1
To Al WAOm IL may Concern:
Know ye, that OF Captain company,
reginensof who enlisied the day Of one
thousand eight hundred aud to serve Is heIebJ fon-
oraby retired RON military service, wish the pay and emeu
mens Of In the lrmy Of the Confederate States.
of s ss fee. iaehs. high soapission. eyes, hair.
and y occupation when enlisted
Given at this dayof ,lse
-. surgeon r os
-
mhi1-lw Adr and Insp'r Genera.
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NOTICE.
NIFRE AND MINING BUREAU,
RICHMOND, March l2, 1864. I
ON and after the 25th day Of March, and
~ uun ths iaA DAY Of kpr 1884, ali payments win be
pended Ms os and money received except ne nsH Issue
% q. q freasuFy notes.
Az oustandn slss sgaioIt hs department. made prior
LAT day Of harc6, viii paid In The old iBlue.
80 -.rr n. " RKARDON, u
nhll-dSs t.. DisbuISinE oncsrs-
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w HISK Y
w IS bbs Whisky
FOR sale By
nhi7-ss oaIs. T. WORTHAM 90
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-18
FROM NEW oRLEANs-AN oDORIFEROUs
MEETING

The total number Of votes registered In the election
for Governor of the yankee STATE of Louisiana" is
$780, The election Of Michael Hahn has already been
announced. correspondent Of the N. Y. Tribune,
writing of the canvas. Gays;
"Ths loyal Irish are determined to vote for him be-
cause his name Is Hchae the loyal Germans will give
him their support because his is Ham, the Con-
servaves think It prudent 10 advise his ele,on because
no delivered an eloquent little speech upon the presen-
tation Of dag TO company Of rebel infantry before
General Butler took preseason Of the city, and the
Radicals gradually falling into Hne because he has
declared himself in favor of all the prcclamatons of the
President and the immediate restoration Of tho State
upon the III ms of slavery"
meeting Of the "Colored people" OF the city was
held on the evening Of the oh ult met commits
sioner appointed by Lincoln to investigate the cond
ton Of the negroes By act Of Congress and
Lincoua proclamation. SreIs Is laid the fact that
i. was held in the hall where tina ordinance Of secession
was drafted by the convention that cirred the State
cut Of the Unoa. The correspondent sys
TT is no exsggeration to say that respectable
audience far external appearances were concern
ed was never assembled in New Orleans. The female
portion especially were as well dressed and looked as
lidy aud gentee the audience TO be found In your
fashionable churches on the Sabbath. Many OF ihe
quadroons and octoroons were OF sura ng beauty AID
every line OF their counenanoe expressed intelligence
refinement and good breeding.
"The white gentlemen present. Rho had spent much
time among the degraded negroes on the Ssa Islands oil
South Carolina astonshed to find before them sn
audience fashionaby dressed, Intelligent in APP
pearaEce and 10 every respsc. Incompetent
| 70 undecstand all that should be said to them
A "COlOrsd Ladies' Douglass Fair was organic d.
and resolutions among others, adopted recognizing he
services of the lustrous Frederick Douglass" in the
"etvation and 6senthralment" Of lis race; that q
committee of twelve gentlemen" be appoin ed 10 make
all necestary arrangements for the reception Of "Ar
Frederick Douglas and that the invitation be extended
in the name of the "Native Central Commmt,e, left
bank Of the Mississippi river Parish of Orleans and In
behalf of the colOred population therein"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-18

CuRE FOR CoRPuLENuE-A philanthropist has late
" laid bis story before the public and although the re
cord may provoke passing smile, yet no one who
reads il can doubt the correctness and sincerity Of the
writer or his hearty desire TO benefit his fellO
tures Il Is Simply the narrative OF man who was
tr mendousy fat who tried hard for years on years 10
thin himself aud who was at last successful He wished
10 let tho world know how he pushed his terrible
enemy and how at last the demon of corpulenoe fed
from him. This is really great Kindness, and nan
Who without fear OF rid cule, AID simply from benevo
lent motives forward to reveal experience Of
this kind IL doing service which hB eloN-creatures
ought to recognize. Mr.. Bantng, the gentleman who
has had the courage aud good feeling to write AID
publish this narrative, not long ago measured
1--we feet five inches, and weighed about four
teen Que aud a quarter. He owns that he had a
great deal TO bear from his unfortunate make in the
first place. ths little boys In the street laughed at him
in the next pace he could not tie his shoes and
lastly he had IL appears to come down stairs back
wards But he was a man who strt gsed galanly, and
whatever he recommended TO do he honestly tried
to carry out. He drank mineral waters ply
scians and took sweet counsel with friends
but ell was in vain. He lived upon sirperce day and
earned It. the favo lie recipe of AbernathJ failed ia
his case He went into all sorts of vapor baths and
shampoong baths. lie took 10 less than ninety Turk
sh baths bat nothing DID him any good he was still as
fat as ever. kind friend recommended increased
bodily exertioa every morning, aud nothing seemed
more likely TO be effec.ua than rowing. SO this stout
warrior with fat got daily into good, safe, heavy
boat and Iowed a couple Of hours. But he was only
pouring water into the bucket Of DAnaldes-
What he gained in one way he lost in another--
lis muscular Vigo; increased but then, with this there
me prodgious appetite, which he felt compelled to
indulge and consequently be got even fater than he
had been. At last he hit upon the right adviser who
told him what do and whose advice was so SUCCESS
fl that Mr. BAntng nowwalk down stairs forwards,
put his clothes quite tn, suit that now fits him,
and far from being made the victim of unkind or ILL
judged cAaff is universally cong satuated on his plea
sanI and becoming appearance. The machinery by
which this change was effected was Of very simple
kind. He was simply told TO leave eating anything
but meat appears that none OF his numerous friend
y advisers aud none of the physicians be consulted,
penetrated so far into the secrecy OF his domestic
habits to have discovered that twice day be used
formerly 70 Indulge in bowls of bread and milk The
Solomon, who saved him, cut of this great ieeeer of
fat nd sines then Mr. Baniing has been thinner aud
happier mAu.-LOndOn Saturday RegisY ifs
ia said link aTv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-18

Loan P1INERsToH personally, is said to look very
much like agoila with white hair and rod whiskers.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

A Ii payments due At the A sy..S. b S.so, N.
nance DsPS, hlsse OF negro labor, T be pSa s ~ s
present issue PsrsOns VIII eoleel msy LSRoY BROUN
MACH Is. Col Con-
mhlS-3
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-18

- -, ,ralnst the arm Of ORllDkkt a
Az person. ha y. present flr rAymeat PRIOR =
J0NHS are IN bs raid thersaer In ~Old currene,
si ABEL Ss T.sS sDsciaV % BoNds due ST nSgrS SoSEs
,,.,.,,s ,ea.-St-isA, slst $50.
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nnnr1AI NOTICE.
c,nrcIAI- NOTICE..

ma sals Of ne stsSnsr CITY .,
POsTPoNKD uniii TUESDAY NAAi' rARaY wILLIAAs.
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Duplicates }
Amy or rHE ooNrEDERArE STATS

(Phcel Examining Board.
Ina.a1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-18

NOTICE.-An persons holding my lndly wiz. a.
~ Ohsok. and Az psrsons O. shom iadytsSAl{ ~ and
lDtsbtsa Are hereby nOdnsd at the shesa IRca 1874
they Un Be paid amer that date IN We t. "a me
cv or In NE new earrsuey a. The rAA'0' ~
% lar. J. CLOPrON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-18

Unaer act Of Congress, approved February II, 1854
60, OF the - Regiment, - Brigade, ayInR
appeared before the boa for examination
thy
Here state whether the officer permanently dsbsd and
perform duty branch Of the
full description ofhe wound injury disease the u.s.
Aiding effects and that received contracted In
the Confederate states 10 the line Of duty.
exAmln ton, made periodically state such fact II Invalid
being disabled for service in the hl d. for other vi
him accordingly fh)ud invalid retired Q, efc
the disability recommend him for such duty he
sTrgeon p. A. G. s., Medical
surgeon p. A. o. g., SExefLpung
----, Surgeon P. A O. B., BOarl.
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DARTIES holding Checks drawn by me upon
az B.at are hereby nolast % draw ne sane yHo y snt
= sihsr al such o eeks VII be paid IN me Pfeen
So Ia per osat oSnieaerAts Bends aooou
r,,,,, O H. March ian, 1854 nhls-st
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N(eOtaini(l0e Anieiaen.
0aS bpmDcpatDilbe 81. Seiluerfa6rcn

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BON Or. SSpIpb y. GerbarSt, aSuisl. 4reus. opsrOb.
Isles @r6t ulS g~8unbar5t, Or. me6. unb 6irprs,,
zaa@ Mu8enpperateur &C. q .lai1 11 asif
Since: DO. % 9barpar., Gcfe bon Sbarp uub
Gpner &tr.atssiRtaaN S9asg
Tim ntetn uenes SetIberfapteu, wslGts berettSt In Deuhh.
lamb BITE rIbtnlt9fe Entertaining e~efanteuI du1 aber Mmert.
ia Al ~perbretten, 70 babe i'd MID ~etnHtpetlen pier In 8aIH.
Inpre ais &r3t ntebergelafen.
Die gOr3lge ntstneS 9slSeriatrens. e~eeenuber Der Ger.
iabrenbett unS 1lnf6erbett Der alien WebtStn limb; 6 { n.
fa6Eett, mneIter q rfSI9 tnb BtIttatett.
Dte eaNataen ~OfefaltGte, BITE tb BET rnetner pieli6brtaen Vrus
rs In BEN Bebeutenbfen Stdbten Deutf6lan6s, isrie in ben
ipreHen fur fb felbn. Sa Snferburs be6anbelte i'd in BEN
SSabren 1851 nnb 1882 uebr benin 10000 Rranfe an BEN
ibltmrnaen unt eefdbrltdfen GrGRt6etten. Bon 40 an Der
8rGuue (grpupl ertrantten Rtnbern farb BET tnetner BE,
bdubIuRs ni&t ems Spl6e o. fultate fprt6en fur ii@ ielbf,
GbenlS oerbtelt eS ib BET Neruenfteter, 2ansen-, unterIetbs-
unb @ebtrnsgntsunonng.
erstelt, !. q. in dAeu Irten BON 0Bren. nnl " u 8 NJ
Ietben (ebenIs bet i6tpdr3eta Starl Bet toys unb
VI kstnGettemt St&ttL 5dm9rrtptbaIbes
f@~ereem, RrSmP : asss Iss~iSYstbsn,
f6I lie tstrAntbette n iuS tire Sclsen 10 aud BITE
burd Selbff1rG6uns entfanbenem 6. tbeu) raid unh a1ss-
nebnt, sbne iene berstfben Wftttel, bic benz Rranten etn lee
bensldnsltfes @tebtburt teretten unb TIN gu etnem Iebsn.
pteen 9ued altetberemert urnipGnheln.
Dtefftsssu mir feIb It et6kfploten MrB-
neten rerben sem StanteR nt@t anserf@.
net.
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nebmen gSirtane balter ssraaslt& aud BET Braasu- uns
Observation-Disclosures ~ erasfeblen.
Or. StScIpb .. GstDarbf.
Office: $40. 70 Sharp, Gde Sharp unp
9pperitraBe. Sprehitunoen: 8prmittags
SO; Ya@mittaeS "a nbr.
@eietttsuas Ter 8rantbeittn aaf f4afae anb ~ansenebne
gDetfe" 1T ltetS Bet mir 5~trrdtbtS. (4Ot-1Wt)
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0Bidbtis fur 3~eiDenSeI!l --
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reltberlbmte lort
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~tenfen. 59i a5QHH 1iHs2 $40 .1aJi i1EI gs4n 54
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5000 - &eiEs9tisaSssn 800
gen As 81 xSasssa9~ ~s43 4.sl
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Rss@tts FAR wstien E.

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RCiIc. 0e(cOetl6ctteIl,
IOrOli9e Central Gileubabn
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