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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-06
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money HIarkef--.Dec. s.
Money easy at 697 per cent. for call loans. Ai
sterling exchange l09h in gold.
Gold quiet and without decided change; opening
1t 227 advancing TO z29k: and closing ut 21sk, y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-06
In preparation,
TEN NIGHTS IN a BAR-R00M.

Doors open at quarter before 4 performance to
commence at 75S O'Clock precisely.
ADMIssIoN-Paraquette and Dress Circle, so cts.;
Reserved Seats, IS cts; Family Circle, 35 cts;
Private Boxes, 500.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-06
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Co.
mbus, Ohio. On and after Oct. 3lst, 1864,
trains will run as follows:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

mr. who nav be abxnt wi bout leave. Toe President
NAV retire wo lnded and disabled ocers upo1 full
or assign til IN 10 post duty.
Mr. MILES, of S. u, from the Committee on Militia
Affairs reported back the following Senate bls, which
we're passed:
corps.
A bin to issus rations OF t,bacco to the army.
bill creating the ofcs Of ensign in the O. s. army,
with the rank ply end alOwAace Of First Lieutenant,
woose duty l. shall 90 TO carry the coors, but wthou;
right 10 command il the hel3.
Senate bill to amend the &C. 10 punch drunkenness
In the army a. amended TO provide for the dis
miasal of officers convicted of being habtuay n;em-
perate even where no special Gaze Is proven.
Mr. LYON, Of Ala, offered bill, which was adopted
amending the tax Law 10 the tird CLAUSE Of the Let sec
on by adding provided that property purchased
for his own by any refugee shall be assessed at
valuation If 1851"
hr MILES atso repeated back Senate bill 20 provide
for tie mo1e perfect tubordiDaton of the cavalry
vice. which passed.
Ar DAVIDSON, of N. O., from tho Committee or
Qnatermaster and Commissaiy Departments rrp1rled
bill increasing the pay of detailed men 10 ~ per day
in leu Of ratons qlarters, with the privilege o.
purchasing ratons from the comn:sary department
and allowing addilioual ply for extra WORK. TIE bl
was read three times and passed
Seoste amendments 70 the bill increasing the pay
special route agents we're not agreed TO.
The House then took recess TO II z. III.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18
Com. mo TO the Work.

O. zsns Of the COnfederacy, you have called for legs
alton = save the country. Your representatives have
rcs onded. You have been eager they have been de-
hbsnt-mera so than yOu thought proper. But they
ave done their best TO meet your wishes. You have
demanded to be xed and taxed heavily The tex bill
before you ample in extent, heavy but not too heavy
u weight You have cried ont against the redundancy
Of the currsncy Il the currency bin presented for
yaur inspection yesterday DIES not, in your opinion
diminish sufficiently ths,VOums Of circulation, Iemem-
oer that Congress meets again in May. You have in
sisted tia. the army shonld be filed up. Your Repre-
ssniatves have complied by pa;tng every man and boy
iom II to 90 in & military service.
Now it will rot be for he want of efficient laws tia.
you wi become bankrupt bs 3estSn in the field
Ice question is, vii you obey tho laws made a. your
qaest and obey them cheerfully, or viii you begin TO
ii j faux and eyade them. VIII sou pay your debt
r it is your debt, rot he deb! Of your Agent here in
Northumberland viii you win your independence by
6s5tDg for II, or viii yoa mott Tha.'s the whole
question.
Nothing human is perfect there is no Law Without a
Jaw You can ni faults n every orc of th,se b H.
4 you hun; for them. No difficulty about that. You
en- ten lies about yOGr incomes and mako iase re.uEns
Of youf sales Ia this way, yOa ensure the failure
ID he bess currency bill in the world. In like manner,
on en- de,ea. the military bill. You can get sex,
dge, skuk, or in sOa, way e,eaps miItaTyalasy at
me and so compel your Government not to pus all
~ teran trained troops in the field, but to keep them
nj. for Indispensable guard AMI post duty-psrhaes to
sep enough Of them GU. to prevent US from winning
.c.0Iiss.
People Of the Oonlederacy think Of these things.
After all 1t restI sitb you redeem your credit and
II ,,e oad Gus independence. Come up TO the WOik
se men, snd the thing done. Shirk il aad you and
our children ere forever done for.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18
as COEsFITTTIOS-sTATE RIGhTs.
oo~~~J>~-NNN~S~~~-~Ny
RICHMOND WING.
rmunsDAY noENINo, FEB.Is.isO4
Congress.

TIE term OF tie First Congress, rs alo OF the ees-
sion, ezur,s to-day. 50 loh have their CELEBRATIONS
been carried on with closed doors that tbs public bsve
heretofore been unable to form any correct opinion Of
the p-oprieiy and wisdom Of their proceedings Now,
that tbe veil of secrecy 5 removed from their action on
many important measures, public OpriOn is enabl TO
pronounce more fairly upon their conduct
The interval between the cOes OF tn, former session
and the present one was sufficient time for every men,
br Of Coneres, 10 review carefully every step in their
fOsmer proceedings, aud the consequences they had
produced. Coming fresh from the people, tbey had
$50 the adva, tags of very full expression OF every
siade ef public opinion up;n the prime questions Of
ne dsy Oar pc pie demanded, especially, that the
public credit and re efficiency o; the asny should be
improved pied jog heir services and properly to Whet'
ever K EFT they should be eaol for these purpes s
r6e nil ary currency and bills which We public he'd
yes,e day fully testify how earnestly and induttdousy
ey havs addressed themselves 10 these great taske'
individual ca.es Of hardship may be consequent upon
.sese lnscmen.s. Much may sppesc upon close feru-
inv o. in thei. operation in different seetone, that -
bic to ass criticism But it is scarcely possible that
M ensc.neuts a. tbs tiue could have been mlde
4tich Eou'd be entirely ir,e ircm objection.
These measures now constitute, for time, the policy
If the Government. The levy OF men for The field can
caseey be REGARDED going beyond The best interests
% tie people or the eIgencies OF tie TIMES. TIE e1-
ct Of the money tax happily bears with no undue
every upon the solid Interests OF the ctuctry, while
ia notifications are made in behalf o. gallant fo!-
ies AID those who have incurred material osses ir1m
the etan.es OF the war. lie: the EOulless SSylocss
camcr vhs1 called oa to dsgOrge, ia srsa;er proper
iion from their il-go,;en gain. Toe hoaest public
nay uerhaps regard that This clasS ere let CIT TOO gs
Nor Is tie currency more summaEly deals with than in
any Of .he schemes uhoi prominent before tie
5ub, c, especially thos Of he Augusta (Ga capitalists
at the cretaIy OF the Treasury. Tae action OF Coz
gees upon these mslsu el being beyond recall IL
the duy OF all goo citizens 70 cheeriolly soqueSee
n and support hem.
Til, new Congress meets the FIRST Monday in May. An
erier meeting or a continuation, If i: could be, until
,ter the Yankee Congress s5journl may be d;sIab'e
l. has loag been apparent w much the legislation in
one Congress- Influences that in the Other. The pro-
coed ugs Of ours will BE- known tine before theirs
5ioarns Bu the interval with will allow sufficient
me FOE the effects Of the operation of the laws just
sssd to he fully developed yet before any evils iIe
eut to them, OF others tba. may srs' can do barn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Tie House vas called TO order a. IL A. n, by Speak
or SHEFFEY. Prayer by Rev. DE- Hoge.
| Ar HAYn0ND Of AIrion, from the Committee en-
finance reported Din to amend tho ia IN relation to
the ftes of jaiIors for the support Of prisoners.
! Mr. SN0WDRN offered resolution, rendering the
thanks CT the General Assembly to the IL Virginia
L giment, Lieu eaant Colonel Herbert commanding
OF Poke Is d Sso1, for re-s1EsiDg 10. the var
| Agreed TO
| Mr. CRoc KETT reported bill FOR the relief of II. n
| Govern
! On motion Of ~. BROOKE, bill Ne 1872 allowing
cooperation to jarors in Ger ca ea, vas taken up
With some amenbmonts, Was read . thrd time and O.
dcr5d % be epgrossed
Twelve O'Clock airing arrived. the SPEAKER az
nouncsd the Old OF the day, Wit: The Bll for the
Reorganization Of tho Militia
| Mr. BUF0RD submitted mo ion to refer the military
| bill To a Join; Committee Of the two Housts
| Nc ANDERSON opposed tie commi msnt Of the bill
! 10 speech of g,e.s energy md spirt
| Mr. BUFoRD's smendue1t val disagreed 20.
hr STAPLES nogsd to lag he bin on the table, AID
taiued-lyes7 &c, noes &c. 50 the bill vas laid on the
| tabe.
A resolution Of inquiry Eas submitted By Nc. SEA-
Pies ssking what officers should be certified by the
Governor Of Virginia ~ ing essential TO he earring
on OF the civil administration OF the Commonwealth
The re- oluiioH vas. debat.d at some length. Nc.
BlRrE and Mr. WESTON spoke sganrt tie adoption of
the resolution; 4csss SfAPLE and PEsDLETos in favor.
Mr. BARYE moved to postpone the cons deration Of
the resolu i'm Indefinitely.
br HAYhOND, of Marion, hoped tina. the House
would not postpone the resolution but dispose of it at
once By la ing il TIE table. II, said il should be
rst certsi1e lat Off ;er5 the Governor Of Virginia
would DC wiling 10 certify to
Ar MARYE withdrew the motion to indtfltely
postpone, and
Mr. STAPLES then moved 20 lay-it upon the table ;
which Sss as eed to.
Oh molten the bi ! an.hoiEug the Governor 20 APP
soldiers who have died by wounds or otherwise Il the
Confederate service was taken up. A substitute
ozred which was read the third time and engrossed
House bill No. l6S again taken up, which provides
for increasing the per diem compensation of Jurors in
cases o. felony.
Hr ANDERSON made some remarks in favor OF the
increase Of pay for the city of Richmond only bu. 10
was opposed to any other amendmsn's
The bill was amended 80 to increase the pay TO So
per diem to Jurors in the ci les If chmond Pcersbarg
and Lynchbarg, aud the bill sas then ordered TO te
ensrosse5.
Tie special order set for ! O'Clock P. d., was nov
taken up being the bill for the completion Of tbs Cow
iogton snd Ca o Railrolj-
/ Mr. BURWELL advocated the passage OF the bill, ia
a speech Of cons deraole length aad force.
Mr. WILSON, Of l le Of Wight spoke at length in
favor OF the p g age OF tbs bill
Mr. DEANE spoke in favor Of tie bnl, aad paid q
haudsome triSute to the speech of the semher from
Bedford
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18
CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS-.
THIRD SESSION or FIRST OoSGREsS
SENATE.


SENATE.
TUE.Dlr, Fec. 10, 1864.
NIGHT tHssros
On mot on of Kr SPARROW, the Senate resolved IN
To secret legislative session. When the doors were
M CAPERTON introduced bill TO smsud the &C.
amending The act establishing the Volunteer Navy OF
Virginia The bill vas considered and pa's,d.
Tho House joint resolution providing Tor 'hs printing
and distribution among the army OF copies oil Inc IRE
sidents Address to the troops, was rejected. r
Toe House joint resolutions relative 70 prisoners oi
war ives considered and agreed TO-
The amendment, of the House TO the amendments OF
the Senate 10 tie amendments Of tho Rouse 10 me
Amendments of tie Senate TO the Appropriation BIZ
On motion of Mr.. sEMMES the bill TO organlz,
co,na o Scouts and signal guards for the TransAsss-
Fippi Department was Indefinitely postponed.
0n motion of Mr Mitchell the Senate Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. II. 1854
PRAYER BY Rev. Dr. J. l. Burrows, of the Baptist
Church.
MILITARY BILL
MrsPARROW, from tho Committee On Military Az
f,rs reported back House bill to authorize tho ogani-
x,tion of auxiliary bureaux Of the War Department.
wet of the Mississippi. The bill was considered and
| passed
He aso reported back House bill to repeal the act to
organize bands OF parlthu ohu AaNu7S
authorize the promotion of officers, commissioned
ofstrs add priyAts, for distinguished skill and VsloT,
! which atro seyeraly considered aud passed
REVOLUTIONS q THANKS.
The House joint resolutions oil thanks TO Lieutenant
Central Longssreet Major Geseral N b. Forrest, a1d
Gen. B. Stuart, and tho officers and men OF their
respective comm ,nds severaly Gomez deied, and
| ursuimously conouTed 10.
TuE NAVY DIPARTHIST
Mr. CLAY, FROM tie oint committee TO investigate
the administration of he Navy Department, under its
present head presented favorable repor, which, on
bis motou was laid upon the sb', and ordered TO be
prin ed.
Posr cFTIcE AGENTS Efc.
Tire House Bll to increase the compensation Of route
and specia sgen OF tie Post Office Department, was
amended a O passed.
Ibe House Joint resolution exemptng the pay OF de-
tailed clerks iFcm taxation, was concuTed in.
The House bill to establish and organize two bureau1
In connection with the agency OF the Treasury, for the
Tr4ns-M Mississippi Department, vas considered and
passed.
Ga motion Of gr. GENMES tie Senate resolved into
secret legislative sessoc.
When the doors we're opened, the House joint reso-
lutons Of thanks to the 18Th North Carolina Regiment
Ash Vireiaa lniattfy ald POseys oil brigade, for re-
caistiDg ior TIE war, we're seveialy Considered and
unanimously concurred ic.
The House Joint resolution recommending day OF
huniiaton fasting aud prayer, Was also unan mousiy
agreed to.
A. half-psst three o'clock, according to order tie
Senate took rec ga uat o'clock, 2. H.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18
THrArRicAL PRoEIrs- BARxUr.-4 Ny Ymk cor
.,rn,r Am nf thn Pn,ia aalnhia E,nnirsr sars.

A mera,rg papsr l re, es. MATS tse average re
ceptS st he Ehe,te7 ans osaei piless o. pu lie anu
nens il tbs cry at shouS tLity thousaid dcllfTs
nightly. TEis il hg' fsu,e, bu. il Is ratler urdsr
than the ozark Way. a. Blrlu a. Museum alcne,
tho only place Of smu ement soah OF Ga 81 slr5et new
the Insh and crush Of nsu, women and children IN the
day performances is sUch fac diy' sbsolu's
Up the side Sslk aud 20 dema The inleTle nee
Of tie poles fer the treseTvAicn Of order Scene Ike
thess w color Of ruth 10 the DRY that TIE mighty
shoFmaa is aAkitg more moeey hen ever he did, srd
that re PEGS, his pretelt stesk of luck does lot
saIt hun 10 have h name IN III, & edition OF The
"Rcl Men Of New Ye'a, under he head OF ".So huu.
bred AID 6Ety ,hcusard dolars, cheek by owl with the
on Murray l ard the Fifth avenue. Weack AID Stewart,
and gFs Wood, AID tho F.Orence', end tie Barney
Wliemsss, IN fact, everybody tba play, siog
dance put in moaes N bis pnrss, AID making bay
VII le the Gun thas shines
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18
TIE TRADE AND INTERCOURSE BETWEEN
NASSAU AND THE SOUTH.


The nush cI the saying "Its an ilI.wind thgt blows
aooody good" Is sirlkngy essmplaed in the following
liant editorial which nc clip from the Nassau Herald
cf January 20
nassau n P-This litJle natural Paradise new Yields
uO~er ard influence much gteaer than is cit ze1s
,.r, IN Of It's bsbors and arohorsges ere crowded
ai,h steamers and ssigug OFafs Is warehouses are
rosning under tie Wsght Of heavy supplies now offer.
ug 10 he trade Of the CITY; trade founded on more
ucs entail iss is generally admitted aud that
~ likely to continue and increase through many months
rersaps year, whatever may be the result o. the COM
~ .tion of srcuua Ances thct first developed It The
var in America bids far to be OF ohg duration,
as three Years Of rite have yet failed TO bring
iorth a single 81 mmeg Ct ghSs to prospective settle
ent il W doubtless, exist IS long as there ia any vi
y # on either size, issue that present end past
xpeierc. PAGES far 10 the distant future The North
"a ipelled % iis D. oecuton not only by all their bril-
ans dreams Of wealth and poser but knowing the in
stability OF The airy castle Of prosperity they now live
a. see in the loss OF the contest the foundation taken
assy from all their hoPes, and every pecuniary con-
-;ds,atiOn worth lighting for beetles. The South IS
Giving for nationsl existence, laborDg to throw of
woke 30 oppressive that every mao woman and child,
no mater OF What caste or color, groans beneath It's
oppressive burden With readiness TO sacrifice a-lie,
eslth and ev, hope if necessary in the glorious strife
tor their hcmeF their hearths, their affairs acd their
horOr.
The Southern Confederacy, raising its giant head
above the political horizon, is ruy great one, aud
possesses tie unity emse, and labor, that conduce
70 the highest state OF civilEatious civilization that
really il vhas s paTpors bebene6eial TO the polu
al Al well as the moral advancement of all its peoPe
Liza new country Il ia true aud does not eouse-
ousutly offer the comforts 10 be fouod in Old England,
Bat 40 rapidly we're they improving before the Esr las
IN less than half century L would have advanced to
ueh post on as 10 oer greater political and moral
happiness u itI people tbsn any nation in the New
World or mIny in the Old
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18
IHpoRrANf FROM MEXICO.
REoAPrUsg OF SAN LUIl PoroI by ms MExcAEs-rBE
TRAITOR MEXICAN oFFICIRs SHOT.


TRAITOR MEXICAN oFrICIRs SHOT.
SAs FRAscIsco Feb. -ThJ II 1ioal Gen. "Lion,"
who left yanz lnilt be li h2s rived here on bis
way 10 Washington, with insifuctioas from J5arg 70
the Mexican Minister
lie reports thst'N g'Ota, wh) was repulsed st San
Luis Potosi the 27.l OF December, with loss OF
tzo thousand nep, sfssIwaId formed junction with
Gorz les, Or,egG AID DobGdo, and, on th oh e Ja.
uary, again sticsed that place, cTTyirg i. by as auls
after struggle Of twny foar hours, cpturiug most
Of thsggI!son a1i large qaan.iy Of arms and muni
tons. fhe traitor, General Mi IA aud sHa escaped.-
All of The captured traitors, commtsi ned aid nom
commissioned sficsrs, were shot Airsmon occupied
position between GIadalaja and the city Of Mexico.
General B zlide had marched with Frenzy army
from Quad ,sjlra towards Mexico, leauGg guard Of
t. o thousand at Gnsdalsare.
Tee Mex csn General Ufa c h4d edTl; ced from the
vicinity Of Calima with 1900 mer ard was expected 10
at empt the recap.uro 0; Gue5asjlra.
The latest news at Aa1z,na Il thAs 01sge aud
d -bsdo had been largely ,eibfofcsd II, Zcaccss,
aad after having strong Carr son q, San LUIS Petosi,
la started 10 interrupt be commune ins Of BazIne
and The latter making orcedmarches toward Llgos.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

Bot /. Was not to ind.e a dsquistion on tins iacs
that teis article nnej but 70 cll tho attention .,
our community TO It's governmental, commerce. al;o
social capacities aud to the icidertA Interests thefen
involved.
Are we really friends to the sou.hs Do We properly
apnrecata tue nature OF the heavy commercial ranSac
tor We have with themi II We do, we must IN every
respect prepsrs to prosecute our trade win THESE
coenzsd beigerents on extensive and beral ioeL-
da1ion. Our great mercantile firms fhorld have me
nerve 10 enter into this busiress 10, as though IL was
merely temporary but destined TO be lsstg ana SCUM.
They should superinSuce consgpments ON "the oher
AIDE should decrease the nuubsr and capsciousness
of their warehouses, and prepre to despatch Ell lhe
details incident to such system promptly, syssmau-
oally and chesp'y
The sunshine Of prosperity beams brightly through
the future The amentSble 10 Am Tlea IS not Over
vet and the position of Nassau az the nearest Brlan
mott 10 the riolt struqeng nadon who hayeve y it
In all reyerenal pride-our entire FymPsthi6s caunot
be affected even By darker phase If their fortunes
arising than las been developed up to inc present
time. c.A
Let the ports Of Wilmington, Charleston, savannah
Mobile and Galveston all become sealed 81 tne NoFIn
ern var6a and position would yet rem IN nGS las
sa led Hundieds cf hsroors on 'hsir Coz Ol S,SoO
miles will open. They have the cotton, AID can easily
improyise the means Of s delivery and the receipt OF
supplies in return That this will be done who douos
And when the war ends % tfus. and believe It VIII
In their success here will be the depot within Two Gay
all of their shores) where the meicbandse stocks will
be deposited for selection and purchase Nassau has
brilliant future 10 n ospoc one identified with that oil
the ats Of America LIST Us net shlIk toe
position, but Ike EDglishmen aud ifeemen, CONNER
cay recognize and stand before cur country ana lae
world, honest dignGed aud fearless
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

THE LArE RAID on TIE BALTIMORE AND OHIO Road
Loss OVER OSs MILLION CT DoLLAVs "a deEpsch
ds.ed the sh inst irc CGnb, reud Maryland 10 tho
n Y World, says;
Ca tie 90 b ult, a large vagon train vas captured
between new Creek and Petersburg; but tbs az ssier
caused very tta excitement in town; but on the "a
net, this raid eliminated About p NJ, eouriers ar
rived announcing tas the North Branch and patterson
Creek bridges situated speedway six and eight miles
east Of this place, had teen burned by the reoals'-
Toe long roll summoned the soldiers to arnP, EhO Som
tack position about two miles sou b east OF cur to-n.
Soon the supports arrived ba: the "Febs" didn't come
They having tcoomp ished their Wort, reii Cd Thhou
BolestatasO n
have been varou.ly estimated az ion siI.: 10 two
thot slnd five hundred men. They Captured Gle com
plpy OF the 64h Pennsy troops t0at was guard
toe bridges CRsualties-cne lieu, one mortauY ana
sew raj slightly wounded oil The Federas Oopiecerhtfs
none Oar forces bivjuacsd tbs chosen field, await
ing the approach of the rebels; hu RosseT, haVns &C
compished his work was fast tkedscd,irg TO pEce oil
faietv Pursuit then commenced but cue ioTceS man
sgsd 10 keep lust far enough il the rear of the reoes
not TO provoke collision. We LOST I'll! Eoou' one
hund ed and seven Wsgons heavily laden with ratois
clothing and munIols of war; also TIE motive po"SF
of Ibis immene train consisting oil five hu0dred or Elk
hundred horses aud mues. Also reveal cannon ana
quite punbsr OF prisoners "gobbled' up on tho
rsu,e, snd especially the field where the train was
captured.
For the last three months thu CoDfederstes have
drawn large suppies from ;hs department. On the
l6tl Of Nsvemoer 1868 they oapurei valuable ;iain
and stores On the OF January, 1854, another train
vas .aboyed" off the Lane road the last that was
taken was tie most yaIusbls OF all 0ae million o!
dollars would not replace the loss by the last ia'd
The excitement has sub..ded, but he disgrace re-
mains We have sg4in relapsed into tiroed security,
but We know not w. at minute the raiders" msy be
upon us.
Central Kelley hes done al that could be done to
avert these caamtes but hs force il insufficient to
protec, three hundred miles o. railway accessible q. ell
points TO these daring raides.
Abol tion:ss nouGc, him as competent, aud ere
do ng ali they on 70 thWart his pup ses ana yet they
unHilIng to tight o' their hOuss and nresae' bus
ever ady TO flee at the fsst approach of danger.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18
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