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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21
PARTICULARS NOTICE.

There many preparations sold under the name
BitterS put up IN quart bottles, mpounaed of the
cheapest whk or common rum costing frem 20 to IOc
per gallon the discussed by Gnise andtr seed
This ca>s of Bitter> has caused nd will continue
cause j. a~1hey be Sold huudi eds TO die the
death Of the drunkard by their use The system is kept
contnuall, under the influence of alcoholic smulanis
the kind the desire fer liquor j. created and kept
up and the result i all the horrors atten' upon
drunkard's life and death
For those desire and 1cW hare liquor bitters
publish the icowine receipt: Get bottle o.
HOofInds GeIatgR LinerS and mx with three quarts
OF good Bra,.dy WHISKY and the ult " i'll be a
preparation At will FIR = in ediea virtue and
excellence Of the numerous liquor bitters in the
market and will much less You will har all the
virtues of Lsof,DdS Biters in connection with good
article liquor much less price than these inferior
preparations will cost YOU.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21
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DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.

4 DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
Court Of the Stale # Indiana. comprising the
reported in the eight volumes Of blackord and the first
sixteen volumes of ndiaua Reports ocfher with the
Revised Statutes OF the enh DIE in the edition
Of GAVIN Hord. BY Edwin A. Davis, l.. l. 4. vol
svo. SO 00.
The first edition Of this valuable completely
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l. now really This l. OF the mest complete and best
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The Hon. VI. VI RAY say:
The Digest i rare in IFS pan and execution il
is useful 10 the profession. This i abrdgement OF
the Reports hut genuine digest 81 them"
Tie Hon DAvu. MCboNsLD says:
ut j. no small commentator of the work that Il i a
Digest not only 81 all Supreme Court decisions wi ioh
now IN force.
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D r. 10 II N 3 JILL
COM
CE DRON BITE R !.
The Latest and Most Important Dis
covery of the 10Th Century

MO MANS NAME Is MORE ISTIM ATELl con
nected with the history Of the Materia Meica OF the
United states more IA Orably known tie pic eer Of
medical discovery, than that Of DR. JOHN BULL, OF
Louisville, ny. His inuitabe preparation Of Sarsap
rilla. has long Cd the head OF the various COM
pounds 81 hat valuable drug His Compound Pectoral
Of Wild Cherry has become household word throughout
the West and South AID hi Worm ozenges In less than
year after their introduction attained reputation as
wide spread the continent OF North Amer But the
GROWING glory Of his lf remain, To be- attained in his
latest discovery, raher combination, for he does not
claim have been the d~coverer of CkDRON, which i
the basis OF the bitters Offered 10 the public. That
honor belongs the native NH ibitaus OF Central Anne
lea whom its virtues have been known for than
two hundred years. Armed with H. the In an bids def
the most deadly malaria, and handles without
fear the most veuom0ns erpens II l. belief with them
that while there breath left in the body The Cedron is
potent TO cure, no matter whar the disease may be
While DR.. Bull Is not prepa ed 10 endorse j. extrava
gaut pretension he j. nevertheless satisfied from thor
ough examination Of the evidences relating it virtues
that. remedy and preventive for all disease arising
either 20 changes Of her and climate
or 10 the masmae Influences, stands without a rival
and Justly deserves the reputation has long enjoyed IN
Central America aud the West Indies. In
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21
We are the only Agents for tine City Of the
Good Samaritan Cooking,
AND THE
II ETSTO.rE P.fRLOR STOLE
COOKING RANGESI


IRON .HNnfics and Crates.
Also Marble Nantes Of uperior quality Our stock OF
Hat Racks Garden seats. Vases &C. cmprise> the
est and best patterns Of Eastern Manufacture All knfs
of pruanieu Iron " Orixs can be procared
through Us at Eastern prices.
Our stock has b. carefully selected and most all
tices procured from the largest Eastern Factories
direct. We hereby enabled compete in prices and
quality OF gnocs with any House in the West.
no,5-dlv VEGILE METZGER
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21

They the above diseases in ninety nine case
out of hundred.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21
No Alcohol or Bad whisky!

And will positively prevent YELLOW FEVER, BILLION
FhvER, DC. They contain
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27
Subject for an Historical Painting.

Enquirer man-not the Editor-hs is "Lameless here
iO,eyer mOre"-telring up the Confederate COnstitu-
ton for waite paper Mr.. Msmminges picking up the
pieces print so Confederate notes on. Trainers
OF the Confederate Cons tuition in Che back ground
sitting on mOuner's bench wipng their weeping noses
illustrated cotton picket bandke chiefs Deta led
editor of independent paper, dressed in uniform OF
artillery private OF Confederate States, going out to be
slOt deserisr for not spelling "bertY," Libby
~ preceded by band, playing "Whea tois Cruel War
. Over" Unembarrassed Government" in the shape
of six horse coach with the drag-chan broke, being
backed BY stubborn mule down eep bill into the
gulf Of despotsm. Mr.. Benz amin looking out of the
coach ndOW, aud singing "Peace by the next mail
rom EIrOps." To be painted 10 oils (made out of
.rd, at 81 pOund) and suspended in the OOmmissary
Department
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27
nFArH oF -. oaARLEs III.

Kn'ea IN Texas, In November. cAAkt IS BILL "''' '
tisv Jude eenerAl Magrudtr aged = yeAf ~ ,,a had
He second Of Mr.. kirhard hit
nm An Active tervice the form zion o. "a.
Hovrsrs M iS6O 70 The day fhn deah ne - - III.
murdes "a vlls under atg Of uuee "a m letter
49,. - cor,r aDdsng General Whea sohelog Us
SIt I'M hsvicg under my - Enov,
% =, ~, shcadon for oee and his gal an. And ois
- 80 urt on many occas, rs, 70 rec, m oena MIN Io
- A. ths battle Bet1e, OEing % his skil a. an AZ
s sn bravery soldier he eoatriouied In grS. me -
.see q Of our anS aud during ne entire eAmPs go
- v, IN, nducl vas on every occasion ehAIacts ea
I..try 4. adety Conscious Of his aoh les shen
- "a a. assume NJ present eommAnd applied 10 the se
- IN " n % order him report me- nd on the DC sson
a. ~ Sst Of yeston reaaered signal serye BY his nts
rspe and eooles dang the hottest part Of ne
4 q under heaviest ore"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27
BILL REPORTED.
HnnsE nF DELEGATES


The House was called TO order at noon by Mr.. ToN-
LIN Speaker pro tenn.
PRAYER by Rev. DR.. Rly, of tue Methodist Church.
The preamble and resolution from tae Senate in re-
gard TO the liability of StAte Line officers TO conscrp
ton in the Confederate service and making them liable
10 draft under the Confederate law, taken up and
was opposed by Mr. AMBERs and advocated by Msssrs
HESDRicKs and FLKHING when, motion of Mr.. SHACK.
Military Affairs.
The iii increasing the pay Of certain Commonwealth
Attorneys reported from the Senate, with amendments
was laid the table, owing TO the absence of several
friends of the bill
Several bills and reports we're made by divers com
mittees.
communication was received from His Excellency
the Governor of the Commonwealth in regard to the or
ganizliiOn of the State militia which was read.
Mr.. PENDLET0N considered the communication un-
cal ed for and insulting In it's tone. He said that he
was in favor Of maintaining friendly relations between
the legislative and executive departments of the Gov
ernmeni; but that this communication altogether
out Of place, and nothing more less than lec
ture leveled at the entire Legislature.
After the reading of the communication, considerable
debate ensued n regard to the reading of the bill which
accompanied the communication.
Messrs. RAYMOND and sHACKELF0RD advoc ted
the reading Of the BILL they wished TO know the views
of the Governor upon this the most important subject of
toe session.
Mr. SHACKEEF0RD said that he did not concur with
Mr. PENpLKFoH that the communication was disrespec.-
flu or insulting He said that it was colched in the
usual Characteristic language employed by the Governors
that the Governor fs deeply upon the subject and he
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27

,,ro,v .nS Henry Hospital n Washins'Se n,
urdsy lasls Private JAMES SO'AN' VI N'f
company - a.. M,rur,enta al Church, T us
N0RNING (wecnesday JAnuaTy f1ih, a. II 'i0'A. = .
a, r,,Rsv I.l.pd on the 26h JaauAry, Mrs ANN AhAA
sfSs 80 M Robert Gina the bth yeAE OF her age
~ :, s,ds and a. and those o. me em' ~
,ts Ci Robert Pickett invited 70 attend ~ ore
aTTSRNOON aIsb O'clock n from ue Grace street D.l
ia church
Al nj, radiance IN this city Monday evening" yesaey
an THOMAS A BULKLEY after short bat "a n1
which hebore with We forNtade and reasaAaoa VI NV
M, funeral vii take place THIS (Wsdn'Sd1yl
% r,ee Church AZ II o'clock HIS friends and aeqaan'Anse
generally are respectfully invited 10 attend
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27

Ausres for their heroic vaios Displayed ea 90 many
memorable OCCASIONS, and for their fortituds and per-
severance under 30 many trials.
Mr.. SPARROW said he should voc with pleasure
for the resout on and The qualification wss increased
by the fact that the troops from the ate which he had
the honor in part TO represent had ahe was informed
nv DISPATCHES then upon his table, taken the same
liudab.e steps as the TIE nelsee troops.
: Mr. SPARROW read the following dis1rch from COL
r. L. Gibson, commanding the brigade of.Gen d. NJ
Adams who was wounded and tiken prisoner at the
DALros. Jan. rs. 1854.
am happy to inform you that our brigade has re-
enlisted for the war. X. GIBSON,
Colonel Commanding
Mr.. SPARROW stated that the two Louisiana bat.
tai in Gen. Lees army were already enlisted for the
war.
Mr.. HILL said he never eve a vote with un-
mixed PLEASURE. This action Of the Tennessee troops
was like the breaking of the bright and beautiful sun
through cloudy eky.
me- JOHNS IN, Of Ark hoped the like resolution
would be parsed on al similar OCCASIONS.
The reso ons were unanimously adopted.
Mr. JEMIs0N introduced bill TO preserve the eff
cheney aud extend the ellness Of old fire companies
Mr. PHELAN, from the Committee on the Judiciary,
reported back, with amendment the bill declaring
persons owing military services 10 the Confederate ates
aud who seek TO avoid such service by removing beyond
the control ard jarid OF said States, alien enc
mics, and subectng their prop,r;y,to coofscasion.
Mr.. MAXWELL, from the Committee Oh Patents re-
ported with amendment the bill to inctase the csm
pensaton of the Commissioner Of Paints, which was
read third time and passed.
On mot on of Nc. SPARROW, the resolutions OF the
Commi tee OF Military Affairs, relative to the Office Of
o 1artermaser General, was taken NJ.
The question being on the adoption o. the following
resolutions reported by Mr. SPARROW from the Commit
tee on Military AfIirs:
Resolved, That, in ths opinion of the Senate, A. O.
Myers nov Quarermaster General Of the Confederas
States army aud is By Law authorized and required TO
discharge the duties thereof
Resolved, That A. r. Liwton Is not authorized bJ
law to discharge the duties OF said Office.
A len. thy deba.e occurred in Whcl hessrs. SPAR
ROW, WIGFALL BURNETT aud SENMES sdvoca-
ted the adoption of the resolutions and hessrs. HUN
TER, HILL and PHELAN opposed them. The resolu.
tons we're voted upon separately, and adopted BY the
same vote, as folloss:
YRAs-MCshs Brown, Barnett, Caperton, CLARK,
Hayues, Henry, johnson, OZARK, Maxwell, Oldham,
Orr. Rsaae, Semmes, Of La, Sumner, Of Ky, Sparrow
and Wigfall-l5.
NArS-Heesr. Baker, Hill, Iunter JsmisOn, johnson,
of Ga, add Phelan-6.
The Senate then journed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27
FoR rHE WIG.
For INK WING.
MEETING FOR THE RELIEF OF NAMED SOL

DIERS.
In response 90 the call for public meeting for the
relief OF msimed soldiers tie African Church, in this
city was 6ls TO It's utmost capacity with an earnest
aud enthusiastic audience Friday night the 22d inst,
this being the evening to which previous meeting had
Adjourned
The Hon. A. G. Brown vas called to the chair and
most ably and eloquenty explained the object Of the
meetny. The Distinguished chairman, in the finished
and polished style which eharacterizes his orAory,
msnded TO the public consideration the great purpose
for which the meeting held and urged il to be the
ooundeu ty of every in the Coniederacy to con-
tribute to the relief OF brave men who were suffer
ing in this war.
The Hon. Gustavus A. Henry was then introduced to
the audieucs and in speech Of great power and force
eloquenty plead in behalf of the of the country
in behalf Of duty and patriotism, and in behalf of the
manned soldier In him the days of the old revolution
seemed revived whilst the clarion notes Of Henry
again in Richmond aWoke the heart to duty. During
his earnes appeal contributions from the audience be-
gan to cover the Secrelary's table.
The committee appointed at the previous meeting, TO
prepare and port constitution for the organization
and Of the association through their chair
man, Hon. Z. Bruce, Of Kentucky, reported the fol-
loving constitution:
CONSTITUTION.
ARTICLE FIRsF
Section l. TIts-This Society shall be called IAN
Association for the Relief Of Manned Soldiers"
Sc 9 Obiecfs-The object of this Association shall
be 70 supply ARTIFICIAL Limbs for all officers and soldiers
and seamen who have been MANNED in the service Of
their country aud 20 furnish such other relief as will
contribute to the general object proposed
Sec. g. Membership Any person may become
member Of this Association upon the payment OF ten
dollars.
ARTICLE H..
Section l. OEcsrs-The officers Of this Association
shall be President twelve Vice Presidents, Cores
pOnding Secretary Recording Secretary, Treasurer
and nine Directors.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27
The Question of ouartermaster General.

The senate yesterday, BY vote of 10 to 6, adopted
he resolutions Of the Military Committee. OF those
mo voted in the negative Messrs. Hunter and Phsau,
admitted the iastz.ss of TIE reasoning of the Report,
out the latter thought the resolutions ought to be joint
md the former thought them too personal and not fit
or the act on Of the Senate.
The first resolution declares that General Myers is
QqAr.ermastsr General, and the second that General
LlWtOn is not
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27

L. is remarkable end significant that in two yesrs'
fighting against superior force, and mostly within
hearing OF the enemy's guns si;nal' and without
possession OF any pest Of strategic value in regular
wirfre General Marion did lot suff SURPRISE nor
did heeven lose anything by the def con assertion
Of Q fcout spy, or subordinate officer or eentnel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27

How Is IT," said gentleman to sher dan. "ha. your
has not attached to Il? Your father is II sh
and TO doub. illustrious"
IN, family ba, better right to an than oars"
said Sheridan, "for we ore everybody
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27

10 o DIJAENIIT. b.
Sir as surprised receive second letter hon you rela
g 10 Mr. Po as business You say that hrtt note Es
sauact,ry The beet not % stsy you, bui % tell you
ksrs ven could get sahsc forhEh Ga what ground you
cont nue. 20 address me- 30 not perceive Hu ca ns s e
tor Of Examiaer while dt0r and while Mr. Pollard
h anothe writes his responsibility has told you
80 ne l. gentleman published the article IA department
OF the paper which manage and ct the aet ne
has offered you any iaseon Ia The sori aud % him
"a ,resent Adde'S you self shall decline 20 take any f1he
Of letter until yoa can produce
Pollard until
buSuess ui,h I'm 4 morally tern ted. When thai Is dom
and not before give any demand have 10
.e on ne at 700 Immediate Sausfa elton for any grieV
anets yon have fancy y1u nave, received Of ne.
Your ObSiisst servant,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27
"YANKEE pRrsoNsin

EOR the Benefit of the
Il SECOND LOUISIANA REGIMENT,
(StaG,rds Brigsde,D A. N. W.
By the Cnsplsin, REV. R0BEhT HARDEE ia, (returnel
phs nerD BROAD STREET NJ. T. oHURon, tRev. DR.. Dun
THUR2DAY, JANUARY Is, a. IN Pm
Tickets to be had a. the Book stores.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27

Midas was so great man that ev rything he touched
turned 10 gold The case is altered now-souch man
with gold he will change int anything
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27
O. S. wElslGER, SeG'y.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

SENATE.
TURsDAY, Jan. 20, 1884
PRAYER by Rev Mr.. Psltigrew.
Mr. DICKINSON said that as there was no business
On the Clerks ulbe h. would o,r the following joint
res alulion;
RESOLVED, by the General Assembly, That the two
Houses will Iake a from the - day Of Fsbrua-
~, TO the 4th My, 1854.
Laid over under the rule.
Bills on tho table were advanced stag,.
The j1int resolution referred few dl since to the
Commute on Confederate Relations gain the pa sage
by Cor of alaw onscnpdng persons between the
ages of l6 and SIS years, was reported back by Mr..
DICKINSON with a recommendation that it do pass.
Agreed TO- and, the rule being suspended, the resolu
ton was ordered to be communicated {, the House.
BILL REPORTED.
bill to authorize the transfer Of certain bonds of
the State hell in by the Government OF the United
States for the Cherokee tribe Of Indians and providing
for he payment of interest thereon.
Mr. GUY, from the Committee Of Finance, reported
back resout on referred to them to what amount Of
debts due from TIE Common wealth are now outstanding,
and asked be discharged from its further considera
ton.
MILITIA BILL.
The order of the day. the Militia bill WAS then taken
up and discussed for some time but before conclu =
ing,
Mr. COLLIER IL det lined from his seat by ill
ness.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27
RicHnoSD, January 20, 1864.
CONSUMPTION OF MARYLANDERs.

Eie-You wn please inform 70 hold yOarssn gespOn
BE Tor the card published 10 yo1 paper Of @ date
Very rtslectiully, D. y DGAkNAllh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27

VIRGINIA.-At rul s held in the Clerks
once Of the Circuit caur. Of Richmond County, on Mon.
dag, the An Gay OF January 1854: sslt,~
Villa D. Northen, Alfred Yeaiman and Lewis kin,
executors Of James L. Lamkin deceased, Williams LOAN,
Against
George Lander, resident CT the Commonwealth Viz
Rns, and eophroDa Landen Miranda b. Latham, Thomas
shackleiord and Ju let shackd and sxscuirix
Of Lyme shackleford, dece~sed.. Defendants
IN oHsN0tRY.
TIE object Of this suit TO require Of the eendsn Thomas
ehsckeford and juliet A. executor and executx
OF Tyre deceased and receive Of the said
Lander debt Of 900, with interest," due by bond which
aid Northen jams L. Landsa. Will aulo Oldham
Oldham securities and 10 attach the debts ard tfecs
of the said Landen In the uns 81 and Richmond
In the hands OF the home dendan that sold
the satisfaction OF hs said debt and for the relief the
plain ants curiiies OF the iad Landeni
Adsv having been made according to the Act Of Assembly,
Il ordered that the rden. defendants George H. Landen
apear here within month sethe publication Of this order,
and do what necessary tect his interest," that copy
hereof be Published Tor four IN
the RchuoLd Wig newspaper published In the city Of kch
moad and that another copy psd from, door OF the
court House Of this county the day Of next County
Court. Teste
y. w. PrNDIEroS, Clerk.
4 6opy-Tss.s =. W. PEsDLEros. Clerk.
IA N-1s4w -r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27
J. n DANIEL.
Rr1snoSD, Jan. 95, 1854


Joss NJ DAuEL:
ar Your note 70 mine - the ga received yesterday a.
t.rnoon cAnuot mis- right annu my clAml you
Tor sa,acion arele edsnsve myse coutaued In
pspr Of you The retor and edo ~ referring
10 an employee associate occupying subordinate position
further demand satisfaction Of you for the aHoni contained IN
Harfirl
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ATTENTION /!

COMPANY Z, skUVND glass va MILITIA
A SSRMBLk at the City Hall THIS DAY,
IA "wednesday Iuueually 10 o'clock. with arms &C., 70
The last hbnte Of respect 70 deceased member TH0hAsA
EULKLEY
By order Of Captain slchsrd.
ja2f-dlr GEO. w. GRETTER, O. E.
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To The PUBLIC.

A Paragraph, offensive to the undersigned
ana dsro aloTy 20 me Of his neps having
eared 40 the amner 20h, he dee~s due 70 himself
r. sb tse oving eorresFondencs t. the public, Nh Oh
does without commons D. v DAJAhNAiAA
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Your o0'd 'n' servant, D @. p.1ARnrrrr.

Upon this nots Is the following Endorsement:
Mr. Daniel morning a. one O'Clock, apd In
for him bearer Of note 20 him fsom Mr. DeJAr
netts Mr. the character OF the nots
replied chsl Mr. D. said he could no. receive
ehaeuK from DeJ.rnetie. he, Mr.. DaIi J. hal alrea
Informed NJ DtJarnstte would receive iarhsr
Gallon from him until DJ rnste haa settled with Mr.
Polad vho g.ntle nan, and ai that settlement
va had Daniel would aLod prompt sAiacton to Mr. De
Jaruete Daniel dAmsd any Intention q give onenee q
Preston bearer Of the Mr. Danitl concusi
states aion assumed Ia qnence q former
OF bis Jsnette In Wtleh he assured Mr. reJarnee that
aer he Mr. DeJarne bad responded 90 Mr. Pollard hewouO
10 himself rtspSabls. Mr. Daniel uSed 70 receive
Of Mr. DeJauete. PaE>rON
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27

The follouing memorandum Is endorsed The above:
copy above delivered - J. NJ Daniel AZ halfpAs ~
Jan "a 1854 Z L. bOhNhiI:
b Mr. Daniel remarked 81 cannot just ihis
note Upon being asked Mr.. Burnett, At What tine Wouc
ut the Mr. D. stated that be had
Another matter hand which he must attend 70 before h could
attend 10 Mr. DsJsrneta t. .BChNhEr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27

COCHINEAL-
~ 100 pounds ooehineal.
OH ''f 'A' " LR DUvAE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27

In accordance The orders an ooss arriving In 'he
C and ose duty In his city (vho have not Already done
80 iii report In peIon th6uf delay these headquarters
b. order Of BngAdisr General yoEE II HnD.a oonng
Ds,h J. W. PEGRAM, A. A Gen.
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D. @. DEJAsxErrE

JoHS NJ DANIEL:
u1satisflctOry.
responsibility What occurs 10 the editorial column
the that the article reierred 10 had found itl
way EVaner without knowledge approval am
that YOU Eoui the proprey ART the wrong done
b. dsavownF the oclamn the offensive language yoS
EN-. oyel lake coasion agaa 20 cal ar attention 70 the
propriety Of such . course. Ysur ob-iien seTvArL
d. U. DEJARNkTIE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-27
OO NSTIT UTI0N.

Section l. OFess.-The officers Of this Association
shall be President twelve Vice Presidents, Cores
pOnding Secretary, Recording Secretary Treasurer,
and nine Directors