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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16
LATER FROM RUROPR.

BY late arrivals at New York, have advices from
Europe to slss ut We subjoin summary Of the
news:
The steamer City Of New York, on her homeward
bouni passage struck 4 rock OF Queenstown, end wa:
totally wrecked. Her PASSENGERS AID the specie CT
board were saved
Toe PIussians attempted TO carry the Danish fortd-
cations at Duppel by storm the 29;h bu after four
hour. fighting, were rep ilsed all along the line.
The conferences on 10 Danish question was TO SOM
mence a. Loud n on the 12sh Of April.
Toe Pope had far recovered his health as to par
ticipa e in the Easte; ceremonies at Rome.
the verpool cotton market was quiet and un'
changed. Breads.uf, very dull, and prices tending
downward.
l. is thought that Macmillan is required by his bro
her surrender his right OF succession to the Austrian
throne and to the royal property.
Prussian D vision Of the Guird has gone to Frede
RIGA to cooperate with the Austrans in continuing the
siege.
Two engagements favorable to the insurgents hav.
occurred in Poland.
The Portuguese Cor;es have passed measure for the
abolition of the tobacco monopli.
Trarcs is said 10 have declared 1t unadvisatli tC
maintain the treaty of Lond basis for negotia
tons on the Dinish question, aud considers univer
suffrage to be the only of arriving at solution
This apprehensions OF war are said to be disappear
ing in Italy.
Eve Dinish steamers have appeared off Rugar
island.
The Court OF Assx.s a. Paris, sitting without jury
has condemned Mazxni to riaton for particpa
ting in the conspiracy against the life OF the EMPEROR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16
THE NEWS.

We pres,n' our readers with cheering news this
nor ing. From the Southwest havs addi.iOnllcon.
asmaiOn Of the victory over Banks neas Shreveport.
General Kirby Smith appears to have had command Of
the COneisrAio 70 esS Thu reticenes Of the Yankee
press in regard to As batlS or series of battles, is
PROOF positive Of the completeness o. QUE victory.
Gan. CHAIN rs has eApsurel FOst Pillow, sky niles
abose Memphis, vita the garrison consisting of two
req Of negroes and also destroyed two trans
ports. Well done, Chalmers.
Gold continues to sdvases in Wall street, and the
Yankee papers content tasmsev.s with recording the
daily rise vthOu, comment. Iris is significant.
The French we're uarohiog to NatamS.as, and have
doubtless occupied Il exc now. This is an important
item
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

HusrINes CouRr-rhe following business was done
by this Court yesterday:
noiis prOssqui was entered in the case Of Charles
Jopsor and James O. Ryan, charged with robbing Bry
ant Bass of $500 in gold and $500 in silver it being
announced that Bass could not be found.
Nole prossgus entered in five cases against P.
Read charged with exhibiting faro.
nolie prosequi was entered in the case of Anne
Dean, free negro, charged with using INCIDENT Ian
gua2e to Anne Thompson it btpg announced in court
that Thompson bad left the Coh'ederacy.
Toe cases Of Henry Hungerfur aad Benjamin groo,
charged vita exhibiting faro cont nued till he next
term 0! the Court.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16
lsECokD DESPATCH.
FROM TIE SOUTHWEST.

DALTON, April H.-Artilsry firing was heard 10 the
direction Of Cleveland this evening supposed to be the
enemy practicng. L. Ia reported tina. McPherson's
corps has arrived at Huntsville.
The weather Is cloudy and threatening ram.
MERIDIAN, April H.-Adv oss from beyond our lines
coanrm the report of the Confed rate victory 10 the
Trans n sss,ipp DEPARTMENT. Tho wounded are ar
irving q. Baton Rouge in large numbers.
Powers Cavalry had Ayht recently at Plains
s ore WOODY ll,, whipping tia enemy, taking a
numb,r Of prisoners and one piece Of artillery.
Col John Scott takes command Of toe Cavalry o
East Tennessee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16
DEAra or A PsouISksr cIrlzsS -Tae distressing

DEAFa OF PRoNISESr CIrlzSS The distressing in
teligeIce has been received in this city Of the death
OF William 3. Blaekfosd, ESQ, of LynchSurg. He
br,slhed bis at at esidenee in that city Thursday
nigh Aftcr brief lln6ss. he gentleman Of fine
inte Ct, Of varied and extensive acQlremel t. and Ct
spOtsss repu alton For several yeas he was the ed-
TOR Of pepua, and Influential journal in TrederieAs-
burg and subsequently conducted, with much aecep-
liability ami useiullsss, The Lynehbarg YirgiaiGn
During the administration OF Gecersl Hnrsou, he va
appointed Olargs de5 Al7es 10 BogOs, and fl ed tie
duties Of tls post I'll successor vas appointed BY
President Pix. At the time of his death he WAs Cashier
Of one Of tho LyacLburg Banks. His dsAlh wi
te smenttd by very large circle of sCq iainssnces
and friends.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16
KOCALESN IN TIE ARNY.

A he army is rO# upon the eve OF tic decisive
campaign of the war, the feeling Of suspense ard
psc.ation which m 5. prevail among the troops, who
are to participate in the coming eOta c. should be
relieved as far practicable by TIE encouragement
1m'ug then, BY their officers, Of patriotic ism
This LAY sc,m TO be odd suggestion but il OOs de-
void Of e1pediercy, The msD, Veared Si'h the mac
ton Of tie past Wiuier are no doubs "esger for the
Fray and the remembrance Of the brutal outEages Of
ths enemy and tue COW ctcn thas decisive victory
row will 60 lIr towards ending the will nerve them
strike when the tine With all the enSsgT and
fervSr Of a race determined to be free. Bu. We would
arouse their enthusiasm to the highest poH, and ami
mate them by evsry HIeree which can inspire ar;
and passion in tho human breast. Among he nest po-
tenl o. these Influences is tia: produced BY vocal
music. It. inspiring elects in the French army Upon
the eve Of battle are sesed in history Lss Us profit
By the example aad make cur camps resonant vito Il
burden and chorus Of such sOags and ballads as The
Marseilss HynD,' "B'uce's Address" etc. Let i'm.
PrOnpu glee clubs DO organ zai IN every regiment OF
company, where none exist aud let the woods re
Varbera'e the choral sen imeut of the army
AL hearts resolved, On victory or death !"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

NOTICE Ca and amer the Let Of April all dues and remit
ms once pin the currency, or In HVes
aud undsr Of the old.
Notes o, other Determinations Of s old issue received
deslon Of SsS per cent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

A NOVEL CAsE.- Ca the 20 ! Of March last, Thomas
Flaherty having been informed by The Bank of Virginia
that there 9l6 40 70 his credit in that instisu
ton, in an hour afterwards drew upon the bank for
s. 926 80, and received the money. When the m s.
take discovered by the bank Mr. Z. NJ. NOrval enc
OF the officers, csli,d upon Fahe,y to make good his
account, which the latter declined 10 do, saying
short tim, before the bank had paid him $50 too little
on check and refused to The error, and now
he would refuse this made n his favor
il bang bad rule that did not work both wars. Mr..
Mortal yesterday lodged information of the facts Def
toe Mayor, Who prOnouucug it entirely novel Gaze
took time to consider what action was proper in the
premises.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

IsFASrIcIDE.-The dead BODY of a newly BON male
mulat;o child, in state OF nud y, was at daylight
s.erdsy morning, discovered lying on the Sidewalk
On 7sh street, north Of Leigh street Indications led
to the belief that 1t had been killed. It's unnatural
mother or whoever dspose it In Ii. nighx ay, bad not
the decency to cover it even With arag Some thought
iul person., during the morning, turned wooden box
over it Coroner Sapxay, in view Of the mpossiblity
of procuring evidence touching its death, deemed az
inquest unnecessary and had the body deceny buried.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16
DIED.

on he Ian instant .he residences ofMr Richard H, Jr.
Miss NANCY h. RAWLINGS, formerly oispOtyVsnil county,
IN tae eth year Of her sgs.
Suddenly, a. BAtore the Sch instant LYDIA O. wife Of
Geo 50 W. Norris, Of Bait more eoanLy, AArylAnd
ABrOokyn " T. TIE 5h instant IN The 9Slh yeur Of her
age hENLsN NJ wife Of Henry T. DAyidsOn daughter Of
samuel Johns, Jr, Of New Ol.Ana
On Friday, April 15sh o'clock P H. ALFRED DRINKARD,
Of MSe5ln a1d salhe Q. WAngord aged Gon.h5 and
rs Gays.
The snd5 OF the faulty rsqu ss,sl attend
cha afternoon a. o'clock, ~ the HnWSod House. sh
.snd Main streets. lie
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

4 SPECULATION CeME TO GRhr -Aa old Jew named
SIMON g. undenberg THURSDAY arrived at the Peters.
burg depot from the South with TWO tiuaks packed with
sugar. TIsye ling VITA the unks baggage, be hotet
to escape the payment Of freight tu. wien the trunks
we're being put of the cars the conductor nothing
th,ic extraordinary weight charged him $40 freight
upon them This the Jew refused u pay, and got very
much excited on the subjso;. Whlo he was hsgghng
With the condu,Eor a negro .shoa dared OF the
trunks and made eff with it. Waen the Jew, having
tiled with the conductor turned loo for his trul r.
and found tina: had been stoler he gave way to Il
most immoderae grief, tore his hair aud, with tears
streaming from Lis eyes, ian abou. the street crying
"Oh, my sugarl oh my susarl' Persons ignorant Of
the facts, who saw him carrying on in this way, and
heard bis words, thought he had Lest his wife. All this
Zine hi, other trunk, which much larger than tie
first, Was lying unprotected at the DEPOT and would no
doubt have been stolen too but for its grea. weight
Officer Chakley hearing of the circumstances, and
learning that negro nansi Birch had been seen TO
have the trunk in his wagon, arrested the negro and
the case before the kayor yesterday In the
absence Of some important Witnesses tn,
tinrei till this morning. Nothing has been heard Of
the sugar.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

TIE FoRDr CAsE.-The argument before the Court
of Appeals the application fer new trial Of Ro s.
Fcrde, convicted of the murder Of Ro z. Dixon has
been concluded, and the court viii give their decision
some day next week.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16
DOR SALE PRlVATELY.-A desirable farm

Of 40 scie, Amelia county 81 miles from the ocurt
House. with the Stock Horses aud Mus
Farming Impemens-al AID In good order. Also,
valuable men, good farm hsrd and young with
chill dIen>
The buildings consist Of good story house. basement
new oce In tie yard god Ice hou and all ,he necessary
ou-budings
About cleared and cultivation about 90 bushels
OF oats 2obuhes OF wheat have been seeded and - 20
have bee dy r the balance being
Iloughed The balance OF the land Il heavily mbered VITA
hsoy and cine. About 30 Of the land In low ground,
Ee adapted 10 gass hiss hae garden whioh oil The
seeds for the have been planted together with 10
Of poatoe There Is also nns young orchard Of choice
fIut trees.
Any wishing TO pure farm In good nslst bor
hood Railroad snd ell ready for the coming crop, would
spl5-6t JAS. N. TAYLOR, AtsL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

Oysters AND FIH.-There were great quantities. o
sh and oysters in the markets yesterday, selling
| slightly reduc ID prices.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

ESkNrEs IN OUa AID5T.-Fhe Augusta Consti,u ton.
ais, says there are somo people il that community,
as well as sisashsr, throughout tbs ConisiefAcy eI-
enpt from military dry, and, in mos: cases, makI 8
fortunes who take interest in the Of cluss
bll do everything in their power to shake the conf
dsnse Of the Pecps il the credit OF the GOTeTnment
and lose NJ occasion to sp ak raugy aud even con-
tsmpiHol5y o. tao value o. on, mOasy We Al.ud1 Of
course, to the storekeepers aud Others who will
oeiEe IS bills in exchange foe their goods except at
discount Of ten 80 flesn and even ia some instances
thirty sld Caeshrd per iat. People who in
this way, are no faends t. cause, aad the country
you'll lose nothing if they furnished with carte
biiaehs for the her side Of Hason All D1ons line.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

4OAsrLE THUKDER.-Sixteen YANKEES deserters were
brought to Castle Thunder from Matthews county.
VIM Shsdiock committed, for attempting, BY
false pretencss, to get possession of the effects Of
soldier who was killed at Chckauaug,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

negro named Sam Diagerfeld, for stealing apump from
the Pc ersburg R,rt ad Company; and Pa. Hayes, an
Irishman, for receiving piston rod stolen from the
Petersburg Railroad Company.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

sooslBzaa whose papss marked With Cross vii snder
GAnd hst sF tern OF subscription sbOus expire and VII
rsu's rroapsy 4 thsy wish their papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

FLAG OF TRUoE.-The Schultz and Allison will
DIVA to City Point this morning with invalid Yankees
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

SEDUcIOS AND BIsAHr.-Tha Atlanta IntslIgencer,
Of ihe inst contains an account OF the sentence Of
James Nam TO use years ia tbs penitentsry for the
seduction Of Mss Himilcn, respec abs you-g lady
Of ;Sas place. The paper also states thA. SCI
der named Jackson, from Aabsms, has bad the same
sentence passed upon him for biglmy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

NRW RICHMOND THEATRE.

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
THIS SATURDAY NOON
DAY PERFORMANCE,
For the accommodation Of ladies and families
- See bills of day.
SATURDAY EVENING, April 10, 1884,
BI1EyTT and LAST IfPEIRA1oE
Me- Il. R. DALTON,
On which ocesslon he will appear the
0ARDINAL,
ia ''i'''' grand fi'I asf{OHELIHU,
THE ooSSsshrRAor,
J Charles,
J Wells,
Miss Eloiss Bridges,
:, N, e.,, So So a.
AND
By the Partington Sisters
GRAND OLIO
PARLOR AND CABIN.
AIDEA;
Or, the Bstt of Mothers With Brute of Husband
burls,aae In one act.
Doors open at T. performance comm snces a. precisely.
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NOTICE To CLAIMANTs FOR MILITARY
y SERVICE.
.as ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE VIRGINIA,
MANOR 30, 1864.

COLONEL HENRY HILL, Paymaster Cen
" er Of the State, IL appointed BY the Governor TO- take
charge against the State Conieders
States military service supplies furnished with ut
claimants will forthwith stabsh an ONCE ct Rich
mond for that purpose. g.
All Of soldiers OF Virginia who have been be dis
charges disabled In the service Of either the State
may been killed od In service also all soldiers now In
service having special claims other than OF pay and cohn
from their peculiar position attend In persoa, srnd
their claims 10 Colonel HILL At Richmond for collection hee Of
cost. ~
persons sending claims will be careful 70 give the full
name, company, esiment BRIGADE date OF els should
stated and Of attorney properly authsnt,cs,
authorizing colonel Hill to collect and receipt for the ame that
he may act with prompttude and despatch.
The Intervention paid agents for esinan Will In no case
permitted being the object Of the Governor to protect par
des against them.
By command. -
apl-Std&clm Wn II. RIOHAkDSON, A. u.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16
rHR OLTY

| u.,nra rHx WAY TO YAxKEs LAND -BeDjv nn H
ph;l,in, xss on Yesterday mosaing sen; to tie Mayor
,,m Osse Thunder on the charge OF obtain ng money
Vchael Smith under false p's.eross. Smith was
:. ',rce as witness for til prosecution. Be- ja-
william, hi herto for ora ms ons OF Gons rel
w;ndsrs dsteo Sve' appeared as witncs for Phlirs,
=, m inaion of the esse showed that he
-. o,,,s dssnlv int vested as a principal.
nan,.a,sd hit til, claiming to be British sub
jec and having British 'spers' started rom onares-
ton, s. @, to join his fam,, are ID 'ne Nof'n'
On geliog to Richmond he was 'oppea ana niS papers
taken from him to be sxamiced .is au'norliss ice
dly Of getting bis papers back 'ein o0nsderaole'
and he being very aaxious to raj ia RS emny, DO De-
,ermipea If possible. 10 'srun the blockade Under
standing that Williams, then dsteciise, SAs engaged
in putting parties through the nes, ne app>n " nm
Williams a. Grs. agreed t, put b across the 'ne' W
way OF the Fredericksburg read and Port Royal put
aferward, told him IL would be zafer for him to em-
poy Philips TO put him through. Williams introduced
him to Pallips, who agreed 10 put him safely across
the lies for $50 in greenbacks and $500 in Confederate
money, which Smith paid BIN down. Phillips took him
and his trunk in a wagon 70 hoass the Mechanics
vile road four miles from the c'Ey and under some
pretence induced him TO get down from the wagon,
ard then deserted him. Smith came back to town and
found Philips and Williams together in bar room
rear the corner of 7th and Boad Streets and at once
demanded OF Phillips the return of his money aid
clothes, which he had also carried eff Williams inter
posed and told Smith tia; he would make Phillips
turn the money and clothes. The next day Williams
told him tha If he would make no fuss about the
money and clothes thai he woul take him down the
York river road and allow him escape North that
way. To this Smith agreed. W liams took him down
the read but after he left ne he arrested
the Pamunkey and brought back to Redmond. Hare
Williams had him arrested and thrown into Castle
Thunder as spy or something OF that sort.
This was the amount Of Smi.h's narrative Williams
said he had taken Smith down The York river road but
believing him TO be Suspicious character, had cent
fisherman 10 watch him, sad thai when Smith was
brought back here he had had Him (Willia ns)
mai tailed and turned out OF Office.
Toe Mayor, after hearing his much, continued the
case til next Friday, aud iequreu Phillips aud Williams
to give security for their appearance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16
oasrtermsslsr General.

oYYIoE SOUTHERN EXPRESS oohPY,l
AuousrA, Ca, Feb. %, 1884.
The Southern Express Company hereby no.
% the friends and relatives Of soldiers In the Army Of North.
rn Virginia and elsewhere that they prepared carry out
arrangements announced the above card and that they
VIII do all In their power 10 fulhi it, tqurements.
JAMES SHUTTER,
General Superintendent and Acting President
fe2-d8m southern Express Company.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16
GOOD NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

CAPTURE or FORT PILLOW WITH TWO REGL.
KEYTS-TRLNSP0RTy DESTR0YED-GREAT VTO-
TORY NEAR SRBEYEP0RT-BAHKS Loss FOUR
TEEN THOUSAND.
NosILH. April l5.-Wsstsrn advicss announce that
Chalmers had captured Fort Pillow and two regiments
Of from eight to twelve hundred negroes snj eight
guns snl desroyed two transports.
IsEcoKD DESPATCH.
MosILE April lS.-Mississppi river advices from
different point rep,r! great battles between Kirby Smith
ami Banks, near Shreveport, ia wich Banks was de.
featsd with the loss Of fourteen ovsand nsn killed
wounded and captured.
Biton Rouge and other hospitals are full OF the Yam
kee Won. ded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16
MASONIC NOTICE.

THE Members of Richmond Randolph Lodge
Il No. 10, viii attend called meeting. a. The Ma n
soma Hail. THIS EVENING, At 8 o'clock, promptly. ~
By order Of the W. ii. "
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16
NEW SONGS.

NEW SONGS. ~
~ Just PUBLIsHRD.
"0n Guard" Words BY Wallace Rowe.
"Where are the Hopes Oherished Norma.
"rWinkling Stars are Laughing LSve--0rdvay.
ALSO lH
New Edions Of the Pavorites-
"When this cruel war l. over"
"Annie Of the Vale"
And
ON SATURDAY sEXT,
"Her Bright smile Harn.s Ae stu
The three last In addition the ano Porte
are arranged for the Guitar. - GEO. DUNN w
apl2-6t NJ a Cor 1lth and MAIN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

H1OAAON BALkD-fHn DAY.
20 NEGROES AT AUCTION.
WIN sell ~ sacuos,
40 LIKELY NK0R0xs. LOOMING
3. n. DAVIS 4 90
Odd YeIovss Iau

~ lhh FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIERS TaROTInu
CUT TIE CONFEDERAOY.
QUARTERhASTERG GENERALS DEPARTMENT
RAILROAD BuRIAu
Richmond Feb 20, 1854.
ItHE friends and relatives of soldiers in The
Army OF northern Virgins hereby notified ., an
rangemen has this day been tae soutbsrn
Company to carry al packages Of food wearing ~
Richmond Va -rf-'" "
To the advantages thus obtained through ths rx,.
Company, the fol owing Instructions must be
Packages must rot contain tnan poupds h.
well secured and plainly MARKED and expnss on hs
shipper to either Of the sode Relief Associations which srs
located ~ follows:
In North Carolina at RaeTh In South Carolina, 1t Columbia
In Georgia. st Augusta 10 AiEb4ns Montgomery
other point at which Of he,e Associations have once
The Agen Of these Associations Will there take charge
and ship daily By Southern kxpre Company the proper
Agents Of the rspecive States Richmond who viii
distributed TO the proper individual owners.
To meet the Of the soldiers and 70 give them certain
and speedy commuocs lon with hone the bouhern Express
Company has agreed TO give this freight preference every
thing else; and In order that obstacle 70 the
Of 30 audsbe enterprise the seyer railroad companies
hereby requested render The Expr Company such facilities
US vii enstle 70 make this arrangement complete succes
Az the s1uhern Express Company assumes al responsibility Of
the ranpoton Of these packages the Relief Asocsons are
requested withdraw their Who have heretofore acted
travelling messengers. 1.-THE Relief viii establish
agencies In the Of other armies may enjoy The
privileges hereby secured 10 th Army Of Northern Virginia
Lieut. Col and ousrtsrmsstr
Approved.
A. r. LAvros,
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Ar amend act entitled aan acss s:sas,sa V0luH

Az ACT 10 amend entitled TO estd5sh Voua
teer Aduy, dpproued April len 1858.
The Congress ose Confederate States Of America do enact
That establish Volunteer Navy,
proved April ish 1853 amended that the President aud
hereby authorised 10 issue the commissions and warrants
contemplated by said sc under such regulations be
Scribe 70 applicants for service 10 the Volunteer Navy when
applicants will furnish suit BILE for said
Service Into the Volunteer Navy said vessel nd
her eoers and within beyond the Confederate States
sec That the President be and he 10 hereby authorized
appoint assistant Psymasers for the Volunteer Navy who
shall receive duty sea- fifteen dollars per month
military duty shall receive ,uch appointment
Approved February IS, 1854 ap1-2aw4w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

nOMRSTICS FOR SALE.
~ 20 bales heavy OsnSburgs
bales heavy a. DomesdeA
spl7-ss TARDY 4 WILLIAM.
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FEsgs-DAnE year, $50 II oushs SIS; three months
tS. gsr les Psfiod, - per month.
Sks-YrSY,l year, SsO sx ncniAs, 80 No subscription
received for iess tAGa six months.
yeAr, slO six months, IS. No subscription received
D ssn sx months.
r. o;sAnoes a risk OF the suhscri6er.