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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08

THE MOULDERs IN THE EMPLOYMENT or. j. b.
and W W Cornell Co, tender their grateful ackDow,
edgment for tae prompt in whca they complied
with their demands for advance Of IS cent on the
present prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08

A J. BLEEKER SON \ co. WILL SELL AT AUG
"A ton Thursday. March 10. At ~ O'Clock al No III
Nro,dwss tESchange Sesro that valuable Lot south
ws~' eonroi FIRST avenue and Fity-second street in @
ssst improving ueichborhopd For and full parcu
Rars. inquire al the auctoDepr's, " Cedar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08
PKoPusA.s.

EAEClTIVE COMMITTEE OFFICE FER
- IHt MAI on unicston between Jamaica The
rnnen siaies OF Amefica-1ne Governor aud Executive
~ WIZ receive proposals TO 18th Ann ncNt from
pmats Whhng 2 con- al wan them fnr IN
=. 49, H.hihy mnn tiWteu tie cliy =. hings
nn N Wlh stand and he city New YORK the United
ru - ~ Anerta sud vice The anthony Of
80 ha VI ths fhnd I'D We A.. g Vie !, ard ~
~. -. 70 1,o'id' sean Communication ieiwson tbs
t.sh1 aoo We thiled States ~ kmrta. Tie aud
eohht't nc udihR NE Tor wh ch VIII
ne tason ~ be made SHOWN on nrmicaiou 10 Mesrs.
iboHsi iaNk.Y o.. MiBcing lnre ifudou; Jeremiah
Leayctalt Es4 New WORK at tbs ofi,c Ienrers FOR
tss teA 80 ~. ~ - snt a. the secafy a. the Executive
EninD'iice ~ --L.i,e Spar ish y~rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08

ALvAN g. BAKER 4 co. AuCTIoNEERs.-HAY
suPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
sssipngs Staiu.y Brun2cs Silver Ware. PanofoT;e,
Ptr8ur Furniture Mirrors,
AZ PUBLIC AUCTION
THIS DAY srt ESDAYl, MARCH 4
At the elegant brown stone mansion.
s9 Tenth street between Broadway and University place,
Sale commencing at lU1s O'Clock.
friends public this sale the catalogue comprising
largest aud richest assortment OF Household Furniture,
WORKS AT ana ar&lcss OF offered this
The al order
less than months and is OF The hest de
scIlpton ant II excellent order
DRAWING ROOMS.
Two magnificent SUITS with French hrocato Cen
Ire Tables saiusry marble top Secretary Bookcase
tined with saiin wood suterb rosewood Etageres with
plate glass mirrors Erocade and Lace Curtains Cornces,
Mandolin Cabinets Encocpres, Card and Chess Tables,
eany Reception Chairs, cred with tapestry. richly
decorated Sevres Cena Vases Oil Paintings by eminent
srtsts: Two match Paintings, by Cole Assumption, bv
1-ecard; Fruits and Flowers bv kensett; Bronze and
Marble Stataary Ormon and Bronze Clocks, Reclining
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE pIANoPoRTE.
carved legs round inad with pearl sod
pearl Keys cost So Music Rack rosewood Stool covered
in hrocade embroidered cloth Cover Books and Muse
Eastand Olci,-h, stsir Carpets, &c Chambers-Richy
Commodes match. Wardrohes, Dressing Toilet
tables Shaving Stand Book Stand, Arm Chairs Conches
Curtains Shades, Cornces, Hair Mattresses Beds Bed
dnp decorated China Toilet sets. Mirrore Dining Room
Furniture o. every klnd Tea Sets. Silver Ware. Ivory
Table Cutlery, Dining Table, &c No posiponemeBt
in Attendance pack cart and ship goods for pur
cnnsera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08

HtRKiIANS FURNITURE EyPRESs. brRNHAM's
- Furniture fSrtess Burr am Fai nlnfc Exl rrss t5
Yes Eleventh. e'rtet between Ffth aud sitfb
Ni ne ofe Al sEd. ~ Furniture bo,"d md RlIpcd
fafhDfe o. ianiil cR novel IN CITY o. " 90 btfv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08
] BLREcKER. AUCfIONFHn

j. BLEEckER, AUCflONEBR.
skENin AND hlGnrsEGrh WAKES OF THIs cry.
sLEEckEa, SON co wa sell At auction the fot
& "a one :. ne tosest and active nelchborhoos OF
AID de sale Mn bs Mas lrppe Nv % II ,hc M
eaarse SAL, srco% No II srosdwa, Trinity Snl Z.
cent ~ ne purchase money can remain on oond ana mort
sSlE s-S Lors on the east aide Il avenue y,
Vi eenth and Streets each % feet by -: avenue
sSssor o an ne Sss AS, sias Of avenue b
seveneen'h ANA Eghsnh streets tneudns the NO cor
A,sSus R-s ors the east side Of avenue r between
hi;e nth snd Ninet enlh strees Including 'ofnefs' een
a1sSuk c. Lots on the aveeue G, between
ftcnth am Sixteenth streets each Is ey - ioei avenue
Kyux C--5 LOIS on side of avenue c, nclndngthe
A'SseE - Lots The west sic Of asenae p between cen
Lots ea o BY s. except the corner icis when are
Tn Srs sva srRrir-s lots the north side Of Thr
,ee, ste I'd onine The last dese,tNa os o ns Sd IA
ToUe,p- s7a sTrsEr-s Lots on south side OF Four
,,rnh .lrs~ az dining lie sboye last lots in he
eat % by Ioss Fourteenth street IS severed paSea
TrTTsSTu srRspr-l ten The north aae Of Fieents
ne,.a s1,stt IS sesered paved and Wallis Jagged
sisv,rN1u srEfFr-l Lot on porIh AIDE Of Sixteenth
ssslsyASSrn srRekT-7 sautlsde OF Seventeenth
aven1e y, each lei % feet by 81 ex
ssrStrrSra sTnrEr.-ls lots he north side of Sew
ting q feet fron aenoe H. each sN!2 feet street severed
paved cur bed and guitcrea. and the walks tagged
EsorsrvTH STREET . iao,son the 50 ~ SIDE Of Eigh
tcn,a street cnprisng the Whole front between Seven
s~avr paved bed an gathered. and the walks Jagged
% Log or se me s nr a s sss Of sss
Esc OF ~ Ivy feet Street severed, paved curbed and
xrs rs>ra srRtnr.-S L,s the south side of Nine,
street directly ia the the last described and
Mas Of ne hove yOaSe properly may be Cssnsd Of
<nr street adjoining the Bank OF Commerce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08

U FARMER. AUCTlONEER. WILL SELL THIS DAY,
N at o'clock 81 ~ Canal street several handsome
Tor Suits in satin brocate and brocade four ahoga
round Beds;eads Wardrobes Sofa Beds Turkish
Lounge and Armchair. mahogany Chairs
Rockers. marble top Centre and other Tables Looking
lssses ten and second hand Brussels and Ingram
Carpets Ocoths Feather Beds Hair other Maresses
Kitchen Furniture. &c. Everything for housekeeping
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-04
THE NEUTRALITY OF THE BAHAMA WATERS
Fron "a Massan Qaardian. Ian. 9l

lffOW Hte AdSb0H OadTdtQli, Jan
We rejoice 10 perceive that the continual presence OF
Federal cruisers within the OF this colony in
position &c that pccy OF neutrality which il has been
the desire o! the imperial government to maintain be-
tween the belgereuts of America has with strcng
dis pprObation from the authorities at h,me and we
tsirwh much satisfaction the issue from the Colo
NAL Office o, her Aeestys instructions first published IN
January, 1884, with the view Of preventing as far as
possible, the use Of her ,stys harbors, ports and
coasts and the waters within her Maesiys territorial
urisd cton in aid Of the Warke purposes of cit er bal
hgerent."
Here the Guardian reprints the letter of the Duke Of
Newcastle to Governor Blyley, dated October g. 1863
already published in our paper.-ED. HEaALD
The Nassau Guardian continues;
Our merchantmen have been tarrassed to long by
tee operations o. Federal cruisers in those waters and
the many instances have bad 10 record of vessels
having been laid wait for by them At Srrups Cay and
Other places within this government give ample proof
that the law of neutrality has beea utterly set a. def
ance. The entrance into neutral territory With hos
tie purpose is held to be unlIwf snd Lord Stowell in
respec to this natter says "There is 20 exception to
the rule that every voluntary into neutral ter
rtoTy With hoatle purpOo is absolutely unlawful.
When the fact s established it overrues every other
consideration. Thecspturs is done assay; the property
mus; be restored Notwithstanding that it may actually
belong to the enemy"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-04

0S 10 RIcmNoSD AGAIs.-The New York World
makes The following editorial comment article
from the Wsshr g.on mill AIRY correspondent Of the n.
Y Times, foresladowing the plans Of tbs Wa Depart
ment for grand campaign against Richmond the Gu
suing spring:
"A lettorwriter in the Times makes certain revtll-
tons in connection With the army Of he Potomac and
the coming spring campaign, which, il true, should lead
to his arrest and punishment as Coaed rate sIy and
which, il not true is imt oston upon the public as
he claims TO orte from posi- i've knowledge IL. gays
that when tbe spring opens two separate armies vii
operate against Rchmond-one overland, under n.
Meade, aud The other by way OF the Peninsula under
General Hsccock. He admits that the military tinkers
at Washington have at last discovered what Gen. Nc
Ulssn knew aud t)ld them in the fall Of 1861 that the
rebtl capital cannot be taken ir5m the direction of the
RApdsn river. That line is now admitted to be all but
tnpreg able. II can orly be turned says this Times
writer from the PeLinsuls and hence tEo armies will
be employed for the work, either enc OF which will be
aoe 20 cope with any army Lee bring into the Geld
to defend Richmond. We are inclined TO believe that
this must DC thu scheme of the administration because
Il ia precisely the they should no. adopt II ia
greet mitIry mistake 10 the first place. to divide your
forces ard operate from two opposite points Of the
compass against enemy situated in the centre OF the
circle 0ae hundred ana fifty thousand men in one Amy
would be far more likely to capture Richmond than %
armies OF ore hundred thousand each not w.hin SUP
porting oisapco of each oher. TOis is 80 obvious a.
1t needs no argument 10 prove it.
10 the mex place, if two armies to operate against
Richmond, either OF them large enough to eop1 engly
with the msinrebel army, it will be vase Of material
aud soldiers TIE concentration Of quarter of NIL
lion of in Virginia will weaken all our other ar MES
lst that extent. b vii loss in mill sry
sccgth h the West and on the sescoas without gain
ing any strength in Virginia.
The tru is, The proper military line OF advauce
agsirs. Richmond is by way Of the James river. Let
hundred and 81 thousTrd troops b, pacsd on tie
peninsula, under the ND OF a comp stent general
AID By next May the rebel capital will be ours Tarty
tbousaud men will be sui sien to guard Washington
When The administration, in this as in all their other
military movements back to the plans of General
Mcclellan, they will succeed bu. not until then"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-04
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House was called to order at IL. A. NJ, by
Mr.. Speaker SHEFFEY.
Senate bits TO increase the fees Of clerks OF courts and
granting additional allowances 10 clerks for certain
wees, we're read twice and submitted
Senate bill authorizing ths transfer CT certain bonds
held in trust for the benefit Of the Cherokee Indians and
providing Tor the paym.nt of the came, read thisc
and committed.
The joint resolution from the Senate for indemnifyng
slave owners for slaves los, Yves referred 10 the Com
mttee for Courts of Justics-
TIE SPEAKER called for reports from the stindrg
and select committees Several eports were presented
At this stage Of the proceedings, on motion Of Nc.
ROBERTSON, the House vent into secret secs on.
Shortly after the opening of the do0rs on m,ton Of
Mr.. JONES, the House adjourned until II o'clock A.
NJ, tomorrow.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-04

NUT FOR iHE oEoAxIRs "A Lynchburg soldier, Wi
ting from tie Army Of Northern Virginia to relative
in that city, says
6" arrived here on yesterday and was heartily greeted
by my comrades. have heard rome of the gfunbliDg
croakipg and discomfort here that vexed and retted me
with some Of the miserable aud cowaTdy civilians not
exposed to danger at home, but who are engaged in
sobblDg up all the Confederate money that comes in
their reach and then dare to preach up eubuRsi ion.
starvation &c &c, while a. the same time they are In
more prosperous condition than they we're before
We are the sole saersrs but here you fud no Rrumh-
ling. At least dozen Members of my company arc
bsrefooted now and shoes to be had, and yet they
uncomplainingly do duty"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-04

Ishe Hospital Al Eory EssEy ces on ne ssd ay OF
raruarv 1884 Private JANSs GONAN OF sstail AaoNaN A.
ulery. inrst.esi's Corps, c. 3 Army sgee q.
Al me breaking Of ne war ils gala sna
s len chooi AMI the service OF ne Vonelesey Anl
A. we'd Ia some Of hardest battles OF the var isnasy
cared ard naturally eeble constitution, bis healn again
al gain broke dow, and again and az IN as soon - ms
eh a.. sooner prudence would pemit he REGIMES his
rdes anf repaired The andArdof bis untrys in me
retreat from Knoxville The cseAe which had 90 often aeted
rim and which aggravated By hardship ard exposure 70
shr sssamed an urable form In his last sickness ne
displayed gssg traits Of character which had eve
chtrsoterEsd hun Hs Amitty, gentlenesa delicate
ty uncoup Amin patient spirit and KIND aad
ngs iorcbiy reminled his friends Of his lamented sln5 ~
late Archibald GOYan o. Hanoyer, and his mind vas aey
preI'sd b. ne pious teachings Of his ssnraaos
watching ~ bedside OF darling and only ms 49,
thA stricken mother received the conior ing IN
tsahings had not In vain u Ms cam NJ
o. q "A AID OF full reliance In hs saviour Tor -
ed 10 bis nauite goodness an mercy heal w oSs ~.
suds ing parent with the consle lou ''' - -
a IN Heaven, ami that her loss Is his gam
JAn1Ary ssh At Midlothian the resden'e Of as sn iS,
DR. o. Mia near Gig o. Roam2nds Soionei SLa
OROZST In The % d year This age ne NAs nNte o. LYNN
Ia France, bui for nearly yesfs 5sasas o. ~ -
requested 10 copy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-04
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER FOR
FEBRUARY.

THE February number OF the "Messens err
Il vii be uld Ia fsE days. It's egutlnts unusually
ntsrcsns, variety articles raetye sub
jsc Mr. HoEison' Interesting History Of tae War VIII De
couaucd- The beautiful story commenced In the January nu-
bsr entitled "Evyn Locheye" vii be eoncluted la addition TO
which TIE February number viii eoun an able article ePon ne
"French Reyouto amusing sketch enuSd "A Bache
l0rs Chris mas 'Ihe Dream Of Asamon besides variety OF
contributions and selections Tor the EDITORS Table We have Sc
cuIed The services Of an able corps OF eohbuor smeng uheu
may be msn0ned Jas dope, Professor n sehele De
We're, Dr. g. w. Bagoy Mis- Augusta Eyans 80 vel knoNa 10
The authorizes ef "b utah. besides number OF
otaes veil known TIE reading pub We thA also rave Sc
lee ous fro the latest foreign Journals Subscriptions may De
The underaigned len with hos J. Stake, on Main
lOh Fce go Tor tseye months % FOR az moo rs
Agents wanted In al The principal ees AID toEns Of the Cen
r. eIAcy. -
address WEDDERBURN a ALFRIEND.
Projectors. Mchm0nd, Va
Petersburg Express savannah Republican and Lynchourg VIZ
gnlAn copy tsics and send bn 20 W. A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-04
oH GIVE Me rHAr oBLIvIoUs DRAUaur.

Oh GIVE ME- THAT UBLIVlUUs DEAUuHr.
Obi G We me that ooIiv'cus Gr4oght.
Which comes rom L. hes silent shofc;
That whsn the Charming cup ia q iaf d
may forget scd love no more.
Forget forget, end can Il be,
That there Is ought ben,atl the sun,
Can wean my constant heart from thee,
Thou lovely and beloved ono?
Ab no, remembrance can lot choose,
But hold thy precious imsge fa-t, y
And time, whatever else lose, -
Slall spare me that I'll all is pss:
Lorg nights OF sorrow may elspse,
Acd all the stsrs Of hope may set;
This heart may be.d may hrssk, perhaps.
But never, never can forget &c. NJ II.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-04
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.

SENATE.
WEDsEsDAY, Feb. 8, 1854.
Prayer by the Rev. j. G. McCabs.
BILLS RkPoRrED.
A bill relieving r. FAD G. BIB from lab lily IN.
der a contract for the hire of negro colvic.s.
A bill to authorize the Board OF Public Works TO in
crease the rates OF toll to be charged by railroad COM
panies.
Mr. JOHNSON presented the memorial If +. john
soU clerk of Roanoke county aud Circuit Court in
lation to the Of fees OF CLERKS and commits
sione!s in chancery.
The following resolutions of inquiry were offered and
adopted:
BIZ Mr. DICKINSON-That the Committee on Salt be
requested to Inquire and report the Snate what i'm
pediments, if any, exist to suppSng the several
ties OF the Commonwealth with the amount OF salt pro-
vded for by the act passed March So 1868, entitled
Gan set to provide for the production and dstrbu ion
OF sall"
BY Hr. JONES OF go amending the l2.h section OF
chapter 77th, Code of VIgnia, to increase within
rea enable limits the quantity Of land nov allowed BY
law to be Reid by trustees for churches.
By NJ. KEEN-That ia view of the immense neces
sity for transportation of the of life 10
citizens and sold els over the roads of this Common
westh the Committee Military Affirs be Instructed
to inqu re into the eXpediency OF restricting the rail
roads oil lie commonwealth 20 ~ least Tl-Wecky pas
senger trains said roads.
BY Mr.. C0GHILL-O suspending the election Of
judges of the Court OF Appeals dlrpg tie existence o.
the war.
By Mr.. J0NE5-Whethera law has LOT been passed
providing for the collection and enrolment of the
Of Virginia soldiers; and, If passed. why said Law has
no. been executed.
BILLS PASSED
bill amending the 10th AID llth sect'o of chap
ter s4 of the Code Increasing the compensation Of
clerks Of courts during The present war.
bill increasing the salarieI of the Professors OF
the Unworthy and providing for the education of p,r
disabled by wounds received in the public service.
ORDINANCES DEPARrH1ET
The bill abolishing the present aud creating new
Ordnance Department then taken up, and ths vote
ordering it 10 be engfossed considered, whea,
On motion of hr. DICKINSON, the bill smcnd
cd and ordered TO be engrosJed.
hr. NEWTON moved that tbe S,Hae adjourn.
Mr. DICKINSON tqussed that The motion BE- with
drawn for fe. mcmen;s, as he was informed by
member OF the House that there would DO message
from thai holy which il desirable sht uld he acted
on 10 day.
The motion to adjourn Withdrawn, and
On motion, the Chair was vacated turicg the plea
sure of the President.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-04
Freednm nf the Pred.

The patriotic fervor aad martial FIRE eVinesd by
portion Of the press since it becans known that Con
gresa inleaded to exempt Oaly Oae editor ald few
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-04
w. c. PatEr,
Enrolins Oness lst Cong. D'ss. Va.
ENROLLING OFFICE.

4ru CoSa DIS OF Va

an NoNd us o. "a /
Petersburg, Jan. 20 1864
ENROLLING E0TICE-In obedience to
Il General Order. NJ s. and nsrals Cmse, dated Rich
n5n JAnuA y sea an oh previous orders, 81 wae MALE
srtEesa tbs Of eighteen AMI stydye yeA 10 the Al Con
g-ets onzl D5,rc VI guia, the Army Rolls,
heretofore enrolled Conicnps and regui y detailed, viii
Medical B0srd aud esfosai az She Vg places aud dates
Person, r. dig In The civ az Psb,rr At me Enrolling o.
see under Exchange saog o. te 81 and "A DAYS o.
olaosrlasd Q +, re5ruary s.h On and l0sa
ochlsrd H. F-bru1Fy l2sh snd l3ln
FowhatAn o "a, = b-u,ry 15th, 10 d sldl1,h
Amelia II, EehraA-y lssa and 1J;h.
No.to.ay = "a EeoruA-y 2St Zi.h and p h.
Oheste. GELD Y a, March an, Oh ald IN.
Prince George H. March ION, lltl Nnd 18th
rcroiie nc1te every perlon not hereioe enrolled ana
discharged scm army persons have been
discharged BY the nUg Boards onIel for The exsnina
Who M not be rrae % report In person, In hic Local
have been exempted hsrvtJre BY having ~ uhed
Al pgrsors ulo have been exempted from military service
heretofore on any vhasve-, viii report
Tor the purp5ss u hAvi6g saiI exemption revised
Prsols reporting, Vii provide themselves with AZ least three
l days Iaen, AID Necessary eo'a1s % make themselves
Li.a,. and Asst Ensoi-g Oaaier,
AussrOn called he following extract from Ci-easr;
To cOnuandsu' Of con,esiPa:
dine, roll VII be kept o. pr,ous thus e-reei O. G. Ct
persons Who have furuisaea stu eontn the name o.
TIE substitute fubsttuton Company Req.
3 N waie1 ne sa2.uuton Vas made and as Ear as Paet
shs'h.r lost By dessra0a' dsehsrge or eaSeai'y
By esnnaad Of Col. Jous S. Ps.sToS, supt
O B. DUFFTsL0,
Pes,aS reporting VII, have furnished usuuiss sill bring
vita then their subsl papers, and furnish IN writing such In
frnaon vi enable The Enrolling oeer % make ne olire
Lieut- aud ASH X. o.,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-04

NOTICE.-Mr. SAMUEL NJ. WILLIAMSON and
PorrJ this day admitted Interests my
business dating from January l. 1854 The business win be
Quoted under The firm q STOKES, WILLIAMSON co.
R.chmosd, Feb. 2, 1864 -1w A. y. bT0Kfe
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-04

MASONIC NOTICE-Tbe Companions Of
Richmond Royal Arch Chapter, No s. hereby a
mared 10 Aeod stated invocation Chapter W
ROOM he Ms mic Han, THIS CThursiay) EYE NA
NINd, az o'clock.
BY order Of The A. EH.P.
JAMES T. RIDDICK, See'y.
RsA 4th A. L. sS6l. A. D. 1854 K A n. sssL
Ia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-04
vIRGINIA vOLuNrEEa NAVY CoMPANY.

WITH the view Of purchasing second
steamtr books Of subscription will be opened on the
SOh Of January, 1864 ca9sl k the
efces Of nefsrs. Goddn spperson SAMUEL Haron
u kchnord; Mesrs Mcdaniel IEby, IN Lynchburg D.
B. Dagger and Thomas Branch sons, in Petersburg.
Books Ct subscription will be also opened the following
places, viz:
once ofo y Mccsy, Augusta Ca
do J. w. Ba ican, Atlanta, Ga
do Duncsnx hast n, sav.nnsh. Ga.
do Jas II. buldor. Mobile Ais
SAMUEL J. HARRISON
ROBERT ARCHER
THOMAS W. MoCANcE, loommssoners
yh0. ROBIN MCDANIEL,
yAs. L. APPERsoN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-04

ENROLLING OttIUE
FIRSr CoSG lIsT. OF Va,
January 20 1854 J
1 n obedience to General Orders No. 3 A aud
Il Generals once dltsd Richmond, January oh S6t enI
forty the FIRST Cctg essionsl Dsc oiNFbi
army fore enrolled conscrps
regularly detailed, sill report themselves 10 ire enroll
Ing minaton BY The Medical B0s.d and enrolment
~ ne n loving places and dates:
Ma'as-s, A. saluda. February lst. ID and 81
Gloucester,
Essex-Ai ,lii,T's, February All. on ard 6h
kag and Queen AT s.cvraJsile, feoru2y s.h and9 h.
lgh.
Is dice incus every person heretofore enrolled snd NOW
regularly cer between specu-oi these Wio have
beel discharged The EX imnls road outed Tor The
aiming Of cncip Except % kn0sn, confirmed cis
ability, Who vii be require repot p-rsCn 10 which
local ecro1g CHEERS vi mtke special repouS) and al
pee VI have exempted hereto ~ reason having
Issnish-d substitutes
Atpe-so swlo have beel exempted r. IN military service
heretofore from any Whatever Wit report themselves
said times and places vita evidences % their claims Kemp
ucn, for The purposs u having SAID exemption revised
Persona sc10rilg viii poutc themselves with Least three
days rs in aad essay cot1s 20 make themselves comfor
tatls In camp.
Enrolns OEess lst Cong D'si Va
The uude signed one Of the Examining Board
Tor Fst C5cgeIsoa slic Vi glis under General
vhsr Sd S6s hereby gives notice 20 al whom nay
that be has places dAles the
nAon ofcnc ts Eho Sd III ase0e In paruaucs Of The above
nodos-
t4-c4 Examinirg Surgeon.
EE-krqulrer eopy.
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