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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
TIL Z CIT Y.

EXECUTION OF Two EIGRoIs.-Ata few minutes to IL
o'clock this morning tie double ex olOn OF two negro
man. charge with burglary referred 10 in our paper Of
Yesterday, took place Tho Of the occasion was
at the 100. of P o. House Hl aud the crowd assem-
bled to witness he spectacle an unusually large o1f
F,om half-pss line o'clock until the time OF the Dc.
mar ure of the condemned men from the prison, they
were engaged in dsvou. exercises with minister Ct tie
G,spel VINO accompanied them to the sc,fold and o.
fered up parting and fervent appeal to the Almighty
in behalf If their souls Both negroes ascended the
platform wish an unsteady aud lingering tread, as II
exoec.ipg TO be called back before esc1ing the top
aud, even after the rope adjusted around their
necLs they stared wistuy in every direction, evidently
expecting reprieve or respite to be borns to them
ere the final close of the proceedings which were TO end
in their death No relief came, however, and at last
the minis or and Toner took leave OF the con-
dsmnsd, the prep was knocked from under, and Will
liz IN and Ben were launched into that eternity from
whence no traveller has yot returned.
l. will be rscOlsc,ed by our resders that these ne
groes we're convicted By the HussDg' Cuet some limo
since Of burglary and robbery-William for break
ing into the house Of Mrs.. Mary Harris and stealing
,o of wearing apparel and Ben for forcby entering the
store of James T. Butler Co., and stealing Large lo'
of bco.s and shoes. The p,nLlty imposed upon them
was Just and proper.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

AsshsssSs sssss !Fk L sSs.sasis " u tsis'Msss'
,asnat.s 'aTlag ARIA Ia k4 Qisss. hsss. - ssss -
hayn lost sasO 600 within fortnight by tho decline IN
the price of cotton goods.
Forty.ave thoufand families OF Poles have beer
bsuished for merely bsng neutral In The late hsoei-
lion. t-t
myp,eeloul disease at Naplewood IasAtute, Pitts
sld ASS has carried ca twenty OF the young !aeies
and is yet raging.
Major neral Med Dwell and sts ff arrived ct Portland
O,eeop ca the 1t OF September, and proceeded the
next dsy for Fort Vancouver
The annual Exhibition OF the Maryland Institute IL
now successfully progressing a. Baltimore. The AZ
eniat co Is said to be larger than on any previous oc
cason.
Young traveller has Just been epgupbed In crevasss
at Mount Blanc. Ha Was walking along, and suddenly
sank through the snow, depth OF niaety fees' hi'
body was not recovered.
Henry Ward ecber has given notice, from bis pal
nit that until the November election his Sunday eve
ming sermons would ba what some people might Cal
political Those that did not wish 10 hear them ne re-
lested 10 stay away that their seats might be occupied
BY those who did.
The greatest failure that has happened in England
that of the Leeds Banking Company, the liabilities Of
which are ial to almost 50 900 0O0 counting In goio
The institution has existed since 1881 aud is iaiure
attributed sorely TO gross Encouragement
II ia stated that single Eistern leg factory has leased
eight square miles of forest in hane for the purpose
of obtaining supplies Of timber for the manufacture OF
the artificial limb. AL kinds turned out, from the
ssh colored and silver plated prop for the General,
down to the rough, uapainted stump for the private
soldier.
As the result Of tie recent examinations at the Naval
Academy $50 midshpm, have been admitted at the
present term. Amorg them are from South oaro-
Ina from Texas, l fom Arkan,as, from virginia,
and fair representation from ctaet rebelious Sates.
Rhode Island has but one, VIE: Sanutl Ames, Jr-
There are yet some vacauoies in the delegations q
srent a.ss arising from failures to pass, though
many of these have been srsady filed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

PaIsoEHRs AT 'FoRT WARRSH.-Ths following Is LIST
o. political prisoners from Virginia confined Of For
Warren, Mass, on the LIST instant:
Go Calvert, Uppervillc FAuquier county; Jos Mead
aud D; 8 K Jackson, L1esburg, Loudcun county;
Dr. George Kaene SoickersVille; somerviie Hsrndon
Prince William county; BDj HAttOn, LoudOun cOun-
ty; Garnet. Enbrey and John hOyan FArquier county
slls Nsyhugh, D: james HuDtsr and John DAVIS
F4irfaI county; Prichet Stafford county, and Ino'
Riley AlsO, mel Wa,ham, of St. harys county, MO-
and Joseph Aud, of Montgomery county, Nd
jos Mead Is held as special hostage for James HAmi
ueUn and DR. Jackson for OubsrtsOn, Union" cit-
ans held in the South.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
From yss,nd4s's EvsAirg Edition.
Shirt of the Morning Press.


he SsutRsl saJ that the recent CAL for reinforce
nepts vii necessarily mere or lees Ct enb rras
usuts to prodrosrs asd interpse faculties IN the 60
cu,inz Of their crops Whilst the Sentinel urges upon
All "a obsy the military call as IhS 6rst AID most i'm
nara i've service still is urges the necessity Of adding
all ne can to the produces Of the country.
Tbs Exarainsr animadverts upon Mr.. Stephens let
tar which Is very extensively rePuOshsd IN the horf-
ern pspsrs that understand - ad1ressed hoss0 mu'u
to GsoIgiAns as TO the "N3rshsEn O'PPeEheSo feAcs
F,eponp IfiI were 30 intended, the hEE'i"sr THINKS
,AA. Mr. et hens has taken UNNECESSARY G0Gos IN me
matter a. he speaks language which conveys no ldsA
vhatsyer to N.r.hsrn party, be DsIoorane OF ~
PUB icsn. :.
L,,ehburr il would APPEAR, Gays the BzaHiH'r, Is
nh,oluely Necessary 10 Grant, a. without no can make
No NAV. The people Of The NsIh arc crossing EsAuEe
ana unesey at HIS delay in securing LJnehoarg, which
"a the ,ins qua ROR 70 tie capture Of kleamone'-
Nsv mans nave como to hgot; which have otsn re-
v..lsd 10 the New York NTeigy BY "ste'st oeeur-
ra CA which 90 10 shoH taAi ne task Of reducing
a., ohs,,pats little town has been cOnhdsd to-Hhon
aoa. the rssssr suspso Why no o.hsF han sh0'EA an
,-,,h h,s .rmy of Tennessee. Hear hos she A6eETy
-, .hou. this grand scheme. l. should remember,
hnWl knAt PA@A ~ 49, - %
Gslse: ,p.,- 49,.
20 neral Graat's army in front Of Petersburg and
p,.s-,,rd viii mske another ADVANCE: SAerieal WI
- SoVn upou 6oroCn5Slie: aud S1sFnAn via DIS
oo-;op, eRols, viii sweep brilliantly AID su eossiuy
,S,"ngb Southwestern VTg'niA ssAnst Ly-e9ouig-,
IN, - combinations eGhiGi. Proi0aHa AAS"lsSSs q
,bs var on me part Of General GiAa%
The D,,pateh, opening with biblical qno'AHoO'
tales occasion 10 show that sOFghu which Has brnSgh'
ORIGINALLY into this country from Olira, With view to
dssrcy ,ho vAlae OF one OF tie industrial Pufsala o
cha sOuth-,hat is that mglt suPPGns the LoukiAa'
-, cana and thereby render slavery burden
his bsen Of infinite advantage to the
aou,b. I. has raksn a leading position 10 our o'rsA
D,oducs. and has gwen employment to our negrOe%-
Tn, design and hope of those Tho introduced hA''
bssn completely defeated Instead OF beng curse
has turued out to be blessing.
The Enquirer takes g'Anse At lie IN Yankee eils'
add an evidence Of the effects Of war upon Yankee
morals, publishes letter, which, Whether genuine o.
No, N becomes the columns Of resp6e:atls paper.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

Po1,.xIxG CAsE GA Thursday last, Elk little girl,
name Agnes H. and Sally Maule, children OF the late
Lewis MAuls and Rosl j. Catherine T., Betty and Lee
onora W. Clarke, were taken violently i'll while q. the
school of Mss N. Allen, on Ia; street, between Mar
shall and Clay, and had to be cent home Soon after
reaching there ysoians called in, Who as soon
as they saa the children, pronounced that they had
been poisoned. Up N an examination OF fone cakes
vki;h had been BAKED by negro girl that morning
srea. deal of prussio sOid found BY which nearf
they had been poisoned Subs len. qasy lead to
against Anapdl slave OF Samuel o'orton, aud
George sva Of Ben Hatcher as the guilty parties, where.
rp,A they we're arrested and committed to all. Some
OF the children We l,arn, in critical condition, aro
the ply sciaus think, are likely to die.
An examination of the negroes has been set for newt
Wednesday in oid to await the resuli fthe Sickness
nader which the children are suff ring.
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80, " s,assass ~ "a sassssSs EtEy yRsh

s,sss.ls E,sStassaSs ID sae saeSxtfs saw vssn y
Tiiae ss agLLSs yEsIyaEA AVA nisseAasks.
Mr. Jeremiah Burke, residing al ~ NORM 1uen suse,,
b ,ookyn, a blacksmith working IN the nolier mStel
department in the Brooklyn Navy YARD, Tor ten mon'ns
mast makes The following statement:
Oa the Is h OF 0os ober he, with hisI.ioue others
vorkipR In that dsp,ftmept ras informed py mr.. max
SON master me chsno of tho boiler mshers department
tbat he WAS 70 be turned to the Naval Oonsuuo
tor,a department The following morning, with bis lei,
low Worfmen, he appeared in the yard 10 DO mustered
In his new department. but was TO- mustered. con-
mittee was appointed TO ait upon Ar. Davideoo, AS
sstapt Navsl Constructor, 70 acerain inc reason or
the ncn.mus.er Mr.. Davidton, alter hall an hours
delay called in to his ofce ali the Workmen, singy
and propouuded the following questions;
First-"Ate you q Uaion man = All answered. In
the affirmative.
Seeond-"Do you belong to the Loyal League = 10
which Two only Of the @ live answered tha' they were
members.
Before propoundiDg the third question he stated that
he had letter from the Secretary OF the Navy 10 When
he asserted shat any man who voted for Mcclellan, or
advocated his cleo iop was traitor aid dsloya TO Tue
Government, and could not be employed on any puohc
works.
Burke replied that he had served the country Two
wears In iron-sAds during the present war; ana tne
QUESTION of bs political preerment had never before
been askef; that he was traitor, bus ioyai man.
and he should vote for whom no pleased: >,
Mr. Davidson then replied thai be could dispense WIN
his services and no was discharged from the YARD 81
onoa.
The two members of the Union League we're the only
one, Who were restored to employment and are now ~
.ork 10 the uon.clad ahop-N Y Herald
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

WooD' AND CoAL.-The scarcity Of wood and coal at
this Tue ID truly Affirming, AID The prices, when there
ia any to be had, shameiuy high. The excuse ven
by the dealers Is that the Government has impressed ali
the wood choppers and coal miners. Il such be the
fac, immediate steps shOud be taken to have poptr
force detailed for all necessary puposeP or desiuton
and 81 # ring from cold vii nrvsby enaue this Hntsr.
If the Government assumes the responsibility Of break
ING m the ccal miners and suspsndirg the operation OF
cut,ir and bsultg wood, it auga' certainly TO pro-
vida for the necessities If the psops before dorg so
as we'll as they do for Themselves b. filing their Own
coar. CELLARS aud sto,k their own larders l. Is i'm
possible for the people tase care of themselves With
ont facilities are permitted for enabling them to do SO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

F1xr KUsIo.-The Chsrlss,on Brass Band, led by
Prof. Mueller, serenaded Gen. good; at the S!u:h
Carolina soisers Home formerly Exchange HoteD.
last night. Ths music was surprisingly 6ns-.he SYM
phony ard caords rivaliDg the iona OF an organ, ard
fling the air With sweetest melody. The band num-
bsrs ten performers including the bass and kettle dunn
mers. ULft S AN Carolina q. the beginning Of the
war as resinenta hand, but is row the brigade band
of General Hsgood's brigade. We hope that, curing
their stay in chmond they will favor the ladies OF our
CITY with a concert en- the Capitol Squire.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

TEE MAaKs1s- Yesterday mcrbi 6 eetmsd to be a
general clearing Gu. day OF everything on hand, Pr
paratory 10 the usually improved dipay OF Saturday.
Ids ends Of beef veal &; were run on. in come
inTtances at nominal pr:css and shrivelled and ee-
ciyed vegetables hetp:d in your sket in hur'
rid and ind f,rent manntr- !: Ia to bs hoped thAs
there will be abandEc, brought to muket on sa'-
urday, and that M ,derate {ric will prevail.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

LlrraLAr -"MirsipaiA" collection Of interesting
sneodOss the war, by "Psr ns," is now ready Tor
Subscribers limited number for general sale has al-
30 been published.
A new pictorial p p,r will soon be commenced at
Columbia, s. c., by Mr.. G. De FOnAins. The ilu:.
t,aOrs will DO thOgraphiC executed in the Ausst STYLE
L viii be published monthly.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

SNAIL RIGIHINrs-We observe, among the election
reurps published in the Yankee papers, the vote OF ak
ono aad ak Pennsylvania regiments, in General Crooks
Command, with Saerisan's army. TAe figures foot up
a. follows: UaiOn 1919, Democratic 2s6. Total 2SOS
Avsr.ve yo,s of each regiment Alt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

PrXx,ILyAEIA FLscrloHa-The New York Tribune
o! tie Is b. figures up the returns from the Psnnsyi-
v,pia election IL y-siK counties heasd FROM show
pr an aggregate Union loss of l467S, compared with
tbs suberpaoa election Of $685. when the Union ma
;oyitV in the ate was is 325.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
Rtom Unitsd Staiss Papsrs
MISCELLANEOUS IrEEs. ES:S

MS ELLAkEOU5 lTEkS. Hskss&
A voune ll6y in Canada West while playing with he
IoSIr sSo1 Elm dead with loaded guu.
", Mi,r General Sherman and Mrs. Major General
RossOrars, are b'th in OinoianstL
thousand people have starved to death In the Cape
de srdss, and the famine sill continues.
Several Of the London theatres have been opened fcE
religious worship on Sundsya
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

In cIovER-PAss' myers travtlll over the Richmond
and 4nvlls Railroad are aloWei twenty minutes 81
Oliver Sa.ion 10 H,ifax county, to paraks Of dinner
If going oqth, or breakfast If conf this way Tie
tavsrn s kept by Nc Peter D. Bernard, we'll known
oil. z.n CT Redmond, and ia ono of tho few plao at
which tho iu8gry traveller may chain quid pro quo
fer Confederate ten. The fars seI,flent en- psnt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
NOTICE d.

adjourned meeting Of the Iron kaI,s Of h' s,t1 Of
mini Nail % on Thu sday the 9Th a. 10 o'clock
inter 10 the production Il ir'n In the stae aFe
Invl ed TO lie pre- ert
win the vsn especially requested to
b present. o,.,, ,,,..
O.t QI-6. Iron Masters Assocaii,n.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

MrErne or 6oVERNORs.-Wele learn that the G'Vern-
Ors of the several States have been no ding 0lnier
spcs 1t Augusta, Ca, this week. We haze NOS heard
The ohio. OF the otnv,CltOn. Gov. Smith IL PreS-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
a.sasassa 49, lssass tesss ].
'ssHs st ; 4 Az saioESs::

q. y q &. rs IN II. !.
CITY OF HIChMoND,
by virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court Of
ID city Of Richmond pronounced on the lsh hpsss.,
1884, Truehear &c. the undeI-
signed. Who thereby sPpoAied commission 7. for p15
pose will sell at public auction, the prenises on honpAf'
Ihe 8st o. ober 1884, at o'clock p M In the order Advsi-
tssd, GLOWING valuable real estate and ehoid VIE;
Of walnut aley and al
ley and between h and 18th street, and hAn and Franklin
Streets the occupancy Of Mr. Patrick conns After which
viii b. sold the lease leases forever certain land Al the
norheas. Main and MArke Streets owned BY M A.
Dill the estate the late Joseph Allen yielding - grounG
trent OF ESQ bushels OF wheat anaun forever and payable
annuay the h day OF December the said wheat 70 be
raed at IS pounds per bushe which the koown mercantile
nndard Winchester buhel Of wheat when the said lease
aeases we're executed lieu Of wheat specie NJ hs
rsge price thereof ascesined BY the Ger locates Of the NIL
ssers OF three 9th nearest manu- acturing mills"
Terns-onehrd cash. balance at and two years. for
rosbe notes. interest added, and title retained until all the
purchase money fully paid and conveyance ordered ~ tie
' w. doDDTN
Il. A. CLAIBORNE,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted Oy MssErs. GRuBss WILLIAMS
cc20-dta
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
LOST CERTIFICATE.
Oct. 2l-6..

NOTICE is hereby given that application VIII
IN be rade for the II oonedea per cent Cert
aate No. 16 Tor $780, dat March 22d, lsSi-tAen " 'n
f.ntses aSr1pE SHs''1-0 'A'a aARnIrL JoNTa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
LOST BONDS AND CERTIFICATES,

THE follow ng Confederate States Bonds were
stolen or destroyed by the public enemy, Arlington
Depot county, 1lth June lsst Seven per
cent Bond No. 1922, II go, Issued Sept lses with
interest from Jay 90 lsea, Of Jno. N. Renoren
and JOS A. Waddell admnist atos Of Tbos Buruell,
decd; per Bend, RIO 4si, Tor $780, issued
Dec d. $685. with interest from Nov ~, 1885, In Of JOS
A. Wad1e tnd Juo ~ Henden, administrators shovs Also
the following CERTIFICATES Tor four cent Bones signed BY A.
Issued G,rsL g. isci and no. - for o. inued March ~
ssi and No for tleo, issued March 1884, % jos A. wad
itll; No for 500 Issued March =, 1854 Mrs g. Hes
eel. go $50, issued March IT, 1854 osthane g.
Wsdi ard do. gtS, foF sl00, isilsd March 1884 70 NJ
bend. AID J. A Wsddei, sdmnlsIrston above.
Tls publication Is made with application hs
rreasuy Department for renewal Of the above mentioned
Bonds and Certificates
80 Jos 4. wADDBLI. &au~tsa. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, q. s. A,
RICHMOND, Sept. II, 1864.

EQUATIONS for tic A assignment of 4
per Ger Certificates lisa under the Act Of Feb
mary IL 1874 nd held by Once soldiers In he O.
Army: -,
Thsss Ger 6cr tes or Bonds be gnsd In presence Of
the 90 nmap nt Oncer Adutaut Of regiment 70 which
e party no din the may long 70 be endorsed BY fuei
n the words aErscuod before and signed officially
@ A. TRENHOLM,
as.e sa, ~ ~sss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

SUNDRIEs AT PRIVATE SALE.
IN BAGS CUBA AND LAGUYRA COFFEE,
w so bags and barrels Of own Sugar,
10 bar els Of Crushed do
20 bsgs Black Pepper
IL bales Cotton Yarns No. Sto 10,
80 do Brown 5heengs and ehrtngI,
10 cases Bleach sh'rti1ys,
do Black Wn.te Prints,
80 bNreL mossps,
10 bales o. ton WsdGng,
B.a;k and Brown Hollands,
Black Cloths and Doeskins,
Blue and III ck Beaver Cloths,
20 bag, Is ack Pepper,
100 boxes Osstils sosp,
10 Gases Glass Tunb'es,
10 peces Black BomoaIine.
for sac BY the piece or package sriy.
Oct is o. KENT, PAINE, 4 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

WAS committed to Henrico county jail,
" July the 81 h, 1884, negro girl named Rh0hkL, he pro
marty of thehs Albert Boxes Of Hanover Inc sara hesv
4 about 20 81 years Of feet or inches hsh
bult, and dark couplexen Had on, Wnen eomn'i''a
Virginia cloth froek. .-,,,,,v nav
Her owner Il requested TO come forward prove ~
.hargas and take her away she will be dealt VIII
ehelge'' @Hu 'AA' ~" 0EO. D. PLkAaANf5,
70 Law. ss..ia "a
b-vsv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
NOTICE,

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
l. the james River and Kan.vhA Comp any will be held nj the
once Of the mpasy, In this cit, horsIY ne Sl insaut
al IL O'clock, A. N.
APPOINTMENT o. PROXY.
Know all men by tee pIeos That We, ,he Subscriber be-
ing In the nss River Compsny 40
and prorr 20 Tspsent each OF In all general meet.
OF the -tockhtes said eompan, held whio
altar the dat hereof vhsn
sent represented By other With IL power
authoy n general meetings, give or votes
such ether each give or do
eIbr Of The rata meetings II PERI naiy prsssn
and hereby ry and cofr Whstever or votes
Sd .orney Lawfully give u.s. in pur-
suanse Of .he au houty h,r b. conferred upon him.
Witness hands AID seals ths Of one II GUS
and eight hundred and -.
Tsste, - taesl
- Seal
- seal
- lsea1
BY order Of TIE Board OF Directors.
Wh. p AUsHORD, secrst,ry.
OFFICE J. R.&K. o., Richmond, 18Th october, 1864.
oci8-t5u
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OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMFY,

RIoHMoED, Uct.4, 1864.
THE public are notified that in consequence
Of delivery CLERKS being out with the Local Forces, r
impossible for Us to deliver money packages uen PAc Oh
All psrson, expecting money By express VII ss 2. The es'
and receive IT. u - nAnihtUr,
ecb-lN eVas
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

Bu1ssAuzE whose paDsls MARKED VIA 0E0sa WI Io
ana ahaa EsE tsEm EsbsszpGon aeeaase eAPH6 s u
F~.l, urs.usly n thsv pSrsrs eoniirnsd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

sss,sss lss ,sSs ssssstS ksssss sAS s4a's " YES
ssySsss sa.sas ths nSs,bss Sas Isll ssTts sVvsSSS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

7 OST---A Confederate Bond for 5000, dated
IL 1863 humber not recoectedJ Issued 70 re ase, nee
so hundred dollar notes. as and numes ho iss
me taken destroyed By the snm s1ous we
Juns lask - ~~~~'
anit-vtW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

CERTI ICAEEs OF INDEBTEDN hsS, BEAR
ING PRR CENT PEN ANN q M lNTkRKsT,
AND FREl FROM TAXATION
TREASURY DEPARTMENT O. 8 4,
Richmond, August 8, 1854.
10y the IA b section of the act to reduce the
ID curren ~ approved February IT, 1894 the Secretary oil thu
Treasury the shove cenhcaies payable W.
yesrS 1her tbs alncacon OF treaty peace with ME Uni %
atks They cannot be Sold but only be Issued 70 snc
creditors sue Government willing 70 receive NE sams
nsymsnt Of u cir Demands They also be given ut par
though nee TIE attention OF purchasing asee
AMI dsbur,n tcers He'd 70 this class
mai seouu a. Offering peculiar advantages 70 those ror
bom he of the Government bJngh and 70 fac
te the use them o. ecks BY dsb rns ocers upI
DE holding funds and msrked The fac.
psJsble tncaes Of ndebtednsss, vii be paid oonfo
nifty herewith -
Deposaes are hereby authorised and required 70 oompl
with this regu ton, and TO make Application we Aessf III
supplies o. Ger ifeaass a. required r,~uo,,,
(Signsil IT, 4. IklnhvLh,
,ul2-0 secrstsry Of the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
RICHMONn WING.
SATURDAY. MORNING. OCT. p, 1884.

FARAs-DAuI.l yea. go az ROsAl' Sso GT'a MONKS
gH Ior . lsss psicG month
Dun WErELx. yssF. moths, $50 No sHeaospeSA
receive for les tnAa Gu nOaanh
y.sr 70 AZ usars,, SlO No usIsrpuoa rsesI'd
q gsEI alAa nOaaaA
k,zSlanoss IS rlsx O. sntsoTiN$-
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TREASURY DEPARrhENi U. i. A., [

RICHMOND, VA, Augnat Is 1867
EQUATIONS for carrying into effect the
LII Act Of Con res approved June 49, 1914 authorizing th,
owners rcg red eight cent bonds s ed under the pro
visions the spproved May e 1861 70 exchange the SAINT
for coupon bends
Parei owning registered eg per cent bon under The Ac
az Nav 49, 1851 desiring hange them for coupon bonds
VIII ssgn them pointed out In the printed endorse
nent Oh OF the ceec h to the sseso
presented the Register OF the Treasury VINO WI
hsreur on in cor pance with provons Of TIE Act OF jun
s is issue cor Don bonds specified IN the regis
tered oonds 30 asa gned u. n II nGoLs,
an 10 AR Berretsry ~ n TrsaEury
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de1EAn kkWAhD,
yo, the appreh nslon Of BECKY, girl IT years old
IN snd we'll proportional about feet hg', OF dsrk
-. ith but one or eth the let side OF her low
ysry large marx vaccination the left ARM dre
"a .rped cotton rat slightly when suddenly ad
asi she went Rivaana canal boat and sui posed
- 6e with negroes the canal or In MnT9nd
!" W "A'' GEJ. sTAEhLIN.
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BosroS DC. 1.-THE Bd,ish Fr'E, steamer Ba,, ron
ternoon In charge o. p Il crew, having ossn csptur
on me 10 instant Of OpO Fear by the United SAGE
S,.sTnsr Montgomery. 0lo man on the blockade run
nsr Vas killed By shell from the Montgomery durng
he chase The Bat has no cargo but has on ooarS t
ye.Se picket II up Gtssa. The Bat Stsa sids vince
steamer 0! s96 tens,