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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-28


CsFseR!oid, Mrs, WiilikAa, Afs Wisdom. hifa LHd'
lam ard sister, Mrs. Moore, also beauties, every
one Of them; and amongthe Confederate gentlemen,
Mr. CorbyR Of Va. Mr.. ROst, son of Judge Host,
Confederate Agent, Mr.. Coleman, grandson OF the
safe j. j. Crittenden, MT. Prsther, DR.. Rudd, ana
lent. Moore now In command OF the Confederate
vessel the Rappahannock, retained by the fTent>
government in the port OF Calais for NiOl tpi OF
the neut aalty laws Lieut.. Moore, tSho is M cont
m4nd ct the Sessel. while his superior, Capt Pom
slcrov, rs absent in Italy bridal tourJ appear
cd al the ball ia tho Confederate uniform, ana at
traeted great attention by the beauty and novelty
of the costume and in fact the non ot the eNeh
ing. .-..-... .,,.
A Lower Canada Journal says Le Courier De ~.
H,gciatks states that the number Of Canadians
who have enlisted since the beginning OF the war II
placed at As, QUO. OF tbis number $4,000 wSre
French Canadians, no less than 1900 Of whom
have died on the battle
the YANKEES BUYING An IRoN-cLAD.
The London Isder says ave are eredibly in-
formed that secret Aegotiatiohs are now progressing
between the Government OF the U1ited States and
that of Denmark for the acquisition by the former
of the large Clyde bnilt Ton-clad, OF the Warr'or
model, which, ia viii be remembered, was at one
me supposed to be designed fOr the ConiederateS,
aud under the threat Of proceedings by the Crown,
sold by her owners to Denmark, then bellgereHl'
The vessel now lies at Copenhagen, and, if we are
wei informed a. there i no reason to doubt,
about the negotiations there pending in regard TO
her, the practical result Of English neutrality Will
lie To- transfer this formidable engine of maritime
warfare into the hands of the North, probably to
match herself before long against her model the
Warrior. -
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THE CITY.


MAYoHs CoeK.-Recorder CaSkie, in the ali
,ence of Mayor Mayo who il confined to his room
by mdisposition, presided at this court day The
following cases we're acted npou:
Vim. Bass, f. IN G., was examined on the charge
OF having four ambulance springs, of the value OF
:IGO, the property ofthe c. S Case continued to
March lSt
EdSin, slave OF Joseph D1wiy, was awarded 80
ashes for the theft OF a coat OF the value OF 5000,
from Joseph Kampner. fa 90 rEG BsE}
George Ho1xins was mp for stealing mule from
BENZ W Green, aud Tor thro wing stones at the
house Of john ONei n, and was discharged after u
hearing.
Elizabeth letter was charged with the utteranoe
OF sundry dire threats against the person and Sc
curty Of Ellen Mitchell aud her son, in this, that
she dad threaten 10 beat and poison the same where
fore Ellen Mitchell prayed that the aforesaid Eliza
beth be held ia security 10 keep the peace. Case
continued to the 2Sth.
Albert Grooms, I'm. G, was mp for forging the
name OF K. p. Archer, and, for eoDnivins az the
escape ora slave. Case continued.
William, slave OF SamueIReeyes, was ordered 70
Iashes for being employed in the faro bank Of Geo
". Winston
Emanuel Davenport, M c., was discharged from
the accusation OF conuivins the escape OF slave
he property OF Nr. HaryeF. s.f..s A.
henrietta, slave Of Thomas Friend was up, by
order of the Mayor, for having forged passport
Case continued to ID March.
Sarah, slave Of Jane Simpson was committed FOL
being runaway
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-28

SERINADLS are so appropriate az tins time The
- STAKE OF the country juSties gaiety OF ali kinds
srd the recent Affections which have heiailen the
good people Of Richmond demand Imperaityely.
some iocUui and blassy recognition. Our future
prospects axe altogether TOO enlNening to admt the
emission OF ans sort OF reyeiry. We nust be Jolly.
Uu with the dance, iet JOY he uueOR6ned, even in
che cage or in Cg,Jle Thunder. Tool all ye horns,
..gge ye adde's GO It Build Mcdowell, rip the
New Theatre. rice tr burnt CORR, bones, bassoohs
rsmborinr, aud TOM foolery generally
SE.t We object 10 not the serenades themselves.
They are euinently appropriate. But ne do object
90 Tie ayIi, Cps qdi Vt the serenadeSnow in vogue
A s.Iyra1e should rs soit aud soothing, like bowl
Ot mush OF the bosom OF buttered batter-cAke, -
But our s,reaades are loud and hoEliug-a torOadO
g. Jrc.cu toOtmgS, enough 10 wake toe dead. Our
screuaders bave evitcatiy borrowed the tIHmpet OF
Gabriel a.f ire horns OF the LcviteS who blew down
t.v wallis os jericho al the ,eyeuth blast. Woe 10
tLe Iue5lc,S maiden OF the il->tarred General who
IS assaulted by band Of Confederate Serenaders -
Well INA. they cry with Macbeth, ''SIepp no more
Happy n they escape deaiur,,, and rise Ia tue
morning sleepless indeed ont with eag drums I'M
split.
There should be some fitness IN the tunes select
Ell D. th, seryuaicr, They should be tender aud
geUJlo air, like tue breathings OF a kittcn-not
furious MARCHES and foolish mazourkaS. Charles v.
Gel, bratrd ms own oEs,q1ic>, anil we see No reason
why We should not initiate h, example. But We DO
not read that Charles J. called io- ''Oh, susan
nah, ..Fhe Marscildis-, ',Stump-tail Dolly
..BnIy-i III the low grounds s'Ever OF Thee, aud
thing vt thar ,yr,. II the >creuader- would play
the Dead March iu saul, La Aelsucole aud the
like, Ne should NOT be ia,huet o. urge the passage
ota lsy CHASING them win garrOterS and burglars
Bu, the worst OF the bugue,, D, tHis these loud,
bowling, rampant sgreuades ct the present -t'me
ncycTit 60 abeu all the iccdogS ~ the turtheSt
limits Of tue city aud 10 keep them barGiuS all night
long % the sore inconvenience oSPeopie who SeeEI
q think regular, sogzt sleep matter OF some i'm
por;auce. We i've 10 ScreamersEilIe, and the ice
uogs, melted by the sereusIers, have Kept rs awake
i.r week back. We have nothing mors ~ say.
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rruA vsgteraav's Ereriag Edition


DESET with difHculties the man OF honor does
ID not take counsel from ms fears or his despair,
but from h1s sense Of duty. However great the
odds against him may be, he does not inquire how
he may eyade the impending struggle, but calmly
and resolutely addresses himself 10 the task be-
f5ge HIN, leaving The consequences to God. race
Of honorable men should not be less reNolute than
q single individual. The pdIl "t duty l. plain TO
the Southern psople, They have fought many
wears ior freedom have displayed a national
strength AMI d hcrois;u which have challenged TIE
admiration OF tlre whole world and nov, when
weakened by their unparalleled eNeruobS de-
serted Is the verdi aud diShgagrened by re-
verses, their eneuy pushes them 20 the very
wall ,and oilers them the alternative Of I'M
conditional submission or termination. Could
We Weld 20 such terms. We woud belly our
whole past lose all the reputation we have gained;
bring down upon rs the coutempt OF mankind. aud
deserve the slavery which the YANKEE seeks 10 iul-
nose on us Our course Is therefore clear. No
one vsho is no; a craven ot heart, can possibly mis-
TAX. il, We must fight on The odds against Us
are great but not SO great as the timid aud the
islttless would have MS believe Nevertheless.
were the odds very rnuen greater thu they really
axe. our jUty wcuid be precisely the same. We
must persevere in the light aud leave tie eonse-
Qucucez TO ne Almighty When ma1 has fully,
faithfully anil teariessly performed the work, how
ever hard and however apparently hopeless, assign
Cd him - this life lie may justly resign the bur
ticu Of the result into the hands Of linn who placed
him on this globe ard maje his lot good or III, light
OF heavy, according - His good pleasure. Are the
people O: the South willing TO trust their cause 10
The UmuIyyteut, Let then, tsen, do their duty.
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itlEE- -. ,,... --, =. - r....,- -.
arm anu cup "a Suu'i,.ii 49,
Deeu ol ca,pihss, ie'V''i l9',, 80 -
90 " Sipe1s , ii!i . - u, H. - g. 80
he h!hd u.'.Itei arc .i.e % 20 - ''' - ,.
nceht hrs 10 supr'j OUT many 49, I M -
their own deienrf b+f u 'hoNi ne leGebVe~ Ih@I
arms ale now required iOt use AiI ua' Wv! S"unO'
be made 20 eHectuailor the d!ehce Inc Country IN any
way as m the iaAds 81 OF tlisei Dol- iIey arg ierd
ed 90 enable our sair 10 c"e vat" the WeaIIneH anH
EQUIPPED cavalry OF lhe rheu'! oLy ~ tne heiie
ser l'e ba' III tai'ehs nos i4t - - - - ~
na. liiiSNo ~ hi|fr ~ 'lY" "' Fs'!"S 70 | ~
tsr.ur. 49,, :, - a.. e..
=" li'e l'a''io'1Si ~ i ",'Ns ~ S t w.
Nhh'F ~ ths se..s'St{ ply 80 " ~ -. " IA.
niGrtant tp"lt WIN t' az ''.a ei"iiLt'' ~ Ioii
posse t?n that ~ le' pms thrh I",N rh'h-h we aDI
az q" the array 40 dtieia W." rgitit Hl'hoUt III
s,.''' ''ee .',f ai.t ''',, IN -, L. % a., ~ -
~ persons MOI M the serve J" "'''' !"tH ~ SUB
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-28

IEFr on saturday evening, 10y Master Ed ElJ;idge il
store near corner 9Th anJ Broad streets, two france
CrayOn Photographs oi Mr. aud Mrs y. :. Huffard ;
LIBERAL reward will he paid if returned to Hnfard Co
10 Governor street and no questions asked.
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NO TICE:
FREDERIC & POTOMAC R. r. &

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE
Richmond Feb. 18th, 1855
Ii articles on which tolls payable intended for
N transportation by passenger trains over this railroad
must be 10 the Station Agent the station
which they he received weighed aud the t1As on
them paid rot less than one hour before the for the
departure OF the uain from any such station The aten
ton OF passengers and eonsgnors from Richmond Is par
ticulafly inyitetsto this notice. 81, s. RETH,
fei8-eodSt Nc ,F Superintendent
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THE DEsEKrFEs DAuouTER We have re-
ceived copy Of the novelette, with this title,
written by ". D. Harrington, Of the 3D. North
Carolina CavaIry and published at the Office OF the
Slltten Fis!d and Fi-ssiis, Rsleigh-W. y Smith
Co ltean 10 dad At the bookstores, We pre-
sumo. = 81, AIS -
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Taesday SEOrnlng. Februar, g. Ises.

rsEzE--OszrE one year si0f5' months, ESQ three
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Ssip- sssGIs yea go sN months 80 thee
months Subscription feveivel fOr les PERIOD.
News i--.sss furnished At s5p per hundred copies.
siags copies, 81 cents
AdysrrissIOSau inserted in Daily and SeAweekly At
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Renlpans- nsK' Of subscriber.
Sdvsnluuaeats IRON the country must either he ac-
coApsRsd ~ Ths money oteer some business
h01se IN the city 20 insure its Insertion
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IA MIITARY INsTITUrE. ]

VA MILITARY INSTITUTE(
Richmond, Va, February ~, 1875. \
nARENTS OF CADETS WH0 CAN FURNISH THEIR
sons with shoes are requested to 10 "a as the shoe
Factory of this Institution has been discontinued.
J. 4. /. PRESTON
fe2l-lw Acting Supt
rINHE SPRING SESSION OF MY SCHOOL AT RAN
II DOLPH MACON COLLEGE will open February
18Th aud contained twen6 weeks eS pupils wilt
be received as bOarder-. $50
fERMs-Board and tuition $1,000 payable in advance.
NJ PpRYkAR
fell--eodaw- Randolph Macon College.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Negroes.
y By virtue OF decree OF The County Count % Pow
atan comfy, piopouncei AT the Fsby term Feb 9th,
and others shall beng therrinAppo Com
ion the purpose proceed se public auction at Pow
batan { H., onMONDAl, the 9th DAY OF saTCL ne;lt,
man and grl being the interest ofG. C. Puc and oters
mentioned said decree and sold iJr division there
m directed r b GOODF
2 ie2S-c9t' Commissioner.
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sCEscESEE. uhOse papers marked With CAOss viii
understand thar tfem Of subscription Is about TO ex-
De and St promptly II they Sish their papers con,
rrrao
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MAR RIED.

opp-BURwELL-On Wednesday, the 18th Instant at
lyenrI near Liberty. by The Rev Nj Wharton Surgeon
CHls d. ToDp p. a. c. =, To Rosa youngest daughter
OF W. N. BnTwell ESQ
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MEDICAL EOLaEGE Of VERssLNIA.

wi a vacancy Having occurred in the chair # Obset
rcs and Diseases Women and Chen. in this insti
uGon by tie iauentsl death Of Professor Conway, a
meeting VI tn Board 81 Visitors vii lie Held az e Co'
Iege on WrDvEsbtY april Stu % OIL the vacancy Car
idatcs are respected to forward Their applications and
testimonials othe B0a5d OF Yisito o TIE Meiiog, Col
lego Of Virginia Richmond" In care the undersigned.
By order Of the President Of the Boari.
-r- ..-.... -..--- J.. : JONES, ". D.,
fell-eod4t Dean Of tho rGcslty.
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II GST---sbne share Of thc CID keosuiu-
j ion Trading Companys Stock No. l7s in. tile mare
q Dr. Blair Burwe dated June L. 1883 for Icnewal OF
which have made application to said company.
jale-law2m BLAIR BURWEIJ.
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ACTION sALEBY D. NJ BOOTH
i VEEL. sell "a Auction, ON Wedneseny,
March lat 1865 "a la Main st1set tie folloMin..

n AUCTION SALE By D. n. BOOTH,
1 WILL sell a Auction, ON Wednes6ny,
/ March ist, 1866 ~ la .Mpin STREET TIE following
goods--to commence at 10 O'Clock
81 pieces - prints
~ DO "a do
90 do French lawns Oh
10 do De Base
T. 81 do Eislish barege .-
10 do pOpn
10 do white cambIic
- do bed sheeting
do white flannel
do gold 10
do do merino
~ do black alpaca -.
20 doZ linen handkerchefs
10 10 do white hose
60 do brown hall hose
no gross pearl assorted buttons
GD SO pen-holders
II do steel pens
100 d0z. pocket knives
81 pair 1874 Whitney blankets 80
l case mixed cassimeTes
3 ladies velvet clOa.s 20. $50
/ do cloth Prince Royal riding tabit
. bills. brown sugar
10 do apple brandy
10 DO WHISKY
do boraX
chest tea
, bales wadding
100 Ielms French note paper
-F 6gOld watCl hes
4silyer do
10 gold rings
20 dOz gHtta peIcha tobacco bags
100 do hne Combs
90 do round do
so do cotton hdkis
30 lbs. faX thread
500 dOZ spool cotton
1 bale brown drills
do rs do cotton
so pair neTin0 drawers
10 dOL. suspendeis
% DO papet collars
te2s-tI u. T. BOOTH
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TEE OFFICERS gECg,gsaNG aBMs

riNlsT OFFICERS EsEtEEesH&i aBH~
/ or agCogt-cmeBts Inhrr Thu appeal are gtlEcs-sd
10 state upou a.. face ol the dUpical+ receipts given
lv them Tie condition ~ tic articles whether IN lsyd
order az otherwise AMI IL not 10 good order the ccat-
age which should b. IedICicd Oh tE9t aaeosu;.
These Ic eIts may Boz re aEyd ,fTa 10 gUy one
Of TIE following named oin era:
Capt. !. ~. stevens Richmond .Ar-cIb. Richmond a.
Major Is. Randolph STAG Htuu "a, Naio. 4, :. Hut.r.
DaHrl.e Va. Captain O.. = Getty. Lugilurc Va
Captain Cta.. Seinpe Wlibcyiie Va. Cayt1'n A. 8.
Etsui.er. Salisbury y. c.
By o.ittot !. GtRGA&
Prig. Geul Chief % Ordnance
Orfclsi-C. d SMITH. Major. fel--eodlw
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ADJUTANT AND lNs'R GENERALS OFFICE
RirhiU0hd Feb. "A 1855. \
EAThALI.'
SPECIAL oRDERS{
XXI Leaves OF abseoce vii be grated psrols1 pr
souet, untli their eAcAaure Voyiu.l tcy vi report
viii n thirty DAYS in person az Richmond Na..lH.ess
pre, iausiv notihet 81 theit $xchaUye.
AAlI When the exchange o. such soldiers has been
declared those who lclp6E o. commas as serving north
cf.. S0rtrcn'bourda, iire n &orh Carou. az IN
Esst fcunessce, viii lmnadIdtsi report % them al
otLeTs vii Do Temporarily assigned to commands t.om
thriI state sewing in North Carolina East leunes-
see ana Virginia or the may volunteer u any such com
b,dUi ior cgnpoaIy sayce, 70 terminate Wien tlcy are
hbe 10 IeiUE teir proper comrn Eds.
Il NHiH A. the communications south and West c tie
Southern boundary hnc Of North Carolina are oil,
le5r,s At This time be granted 20 soldiers who de-
st t. beyond HAT line but when the lines travel
arr etaeshel they viii not be concluded by this or
rleE. ..T.,....
I XIV. The Qnaftcrmastcis Department viii furnish
p5ioIed pFisonorstEe transportation indicated by these
5oFer and will pay them ami secp il possible 70
furnish il, Yl also issue them clothing.
By comma nd Of the Secretary 81 War.
a'-s ea4rrE l...... o. o.. JNO. WITHERS
fe1E-dlw Assistant AJiutaDt General.
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- s-l PICKETr's DWIsiox, Feb. "a, 1896.
saHGa. .a GARD. ..ft .r--....r.
a. a -

- s-lI PICKETrs DvIsiOS, Feb. "a 1866.
s.1gs. .a GARD. u ..r. .r.- .....
E5-Te the Voters OF Nelson County
In obedience % call made me- by many OF NY lonL
radc ia from NelsOnwhich no doubt many of y0u
have seenl am candidate foi seat in the House oI
Delegates. .'.. ..-.
Oar enemies Are laundering away at the front and
gate. that head 10 jLe temple OF The Conleleacy II be-
haase. all thep,lOie IN the army 10 stand manUy u
thcT posts aud aid ia driving back the accused inva-
icr>
IW not be able To visit You during the campaign,
lnd knowing where my loi may be cast in the com
ing struggle. beg To lay my claims properly before yon
while have the opportunity.
AT lie Instance N soldier friends am candidate
Ii elected shall do all that m -. support sustain
and uphold the Government - promote The comfort al
lyiats the sueruY- aud reward the Yalor O the sol
,liers forgetting their families hOme-tO help
aid aud assist the poOrn word 10 stand bl the Cow
eminent aud the soldiers aud that those they cfi
behind them four ago-bOth rich and pooraI q
fairly dealt with and when this is done spend tile
balance al my time in the service, believing any condi
ton which may bclaus better than submission to an
kee rule
This is no time 10 be riding che country and 10y
"a friendly shake at the hand aud soft wOId- trying Ia
win gou support and ieel satisfied white ana STRIVING
DO my duty in helping 10 Keep back the enemy from
our home you will not forget the day OF cleo
ton and am, very respectfully,
lOur oh serV't. GEO. r. GILES
ri ynchburg Nirginian copy 'one time in country
issue.
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HeAD0Rss ARjfYop soRTBfty vA-3


HEADoRss Army 0P N0RTBEty vA(
49, fegTIotg Bib. I-65
GlsLrAL oRpRKs
fo'4
: "enefal Orders No = lead QUARTER. Armies Of the
eaniedeiats State iyng esn thi. iay promugatedto
this arinfit hereby annodn ed thst IN arcorda nee win
Us prov l-ions all enlisted rn o i4iis arm, Who are I'M
properly absent from their comman eps dog guilty
Of desdroil anssted IN fe let of asserting 10 tie
enemy Who have desegelaltsr h6ymg boon o4ee pr
ioned tor the snr offence or"Lo IAN Lereaf,e- d.er
absent Themselves without authority sho shall within
tEenty day. from tins date volntsIly join their
mand' or deliver themselves % any regularly appointed
enrolling officer proy0t ma.aI other ondusy
to be fgr vapisi 10 their c0mSB- shall be entitlcd
ana reeivethe beneat THE parloh ptcns bg he Cen
craiin hief On the authority tbe Ps sod " Gg Con
fsderaie Stath- IN the order above quotert "a.
H. General Order No p Head eG1Itels ArDc, o. tie
Confederate states applies enisil nen UNDERGOING
sentence OF trial under cLal OF IN aer or is.ction
u absence WIN ont leave with the e. cepons 'herenbe-
focmento ned and all Sho under this paragraph,
ne entitled opardon will be once Released resi-
ard restored IS duty
by command 81 General 3 L LIE
WI TAyLoa
9law2w &c ;aai
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Treasury pTFAKTyiENT G. & Al
Richmond august s 1904 4
Ok fNDR3Ii a n 81
TREASURY DEPARTMENT {
N-nv.Vsx.uIE n .tIs-aII,is ,0Sa.co 90

r. 0N-TAxAnEE H0NhDS-Sec,SSa,ce
~ I0AN-SALE CONTINUED.--Nsmeious aIplicss
ons having been made for Bonds at tie established ce
of 81 5 and interest under circumaRc that en!i-en
In favorable consideration il los been determined %
thing The sale az the above prize until further notice
AGENTS for tie sale of these bonds strGce1 20
i, acceptance with this ORDER and the attention OF 3hurs
lag officers of The Government il particularly ca 81 10 it..
q. q. TRENHOLM
nci2-H -t Secretary Of Treasury
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uTANTED-To RENT, A COMFORTABLE UN
w FURNISHED HOUSE, IN central Fart OF III
town Any one having such for rent before the LIST
March Irill addTxss c. Y. at this office, ezD-dIw
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Treasury DEPARTMENT c. s. A.,
RICHMOND, Va. A upust %, 1854 (
z Esl, g4ATEf,g ~ .os, c.,srying ipio = ..

IL al 6e oct q Ccnrr,~s srroyed Inc Ia 1854 g.
thoiznS the owners Of registered IN per cent bond,
sued uhder ihe provisions ~ The AClPproysd Mly TO-
1851. TO exchange tic SAWS Cor coupon bombs.
Parties 0wHrs seg.iegcd ciylt Vcr cont bond, under
Tire het of Nay Is la6i desiring 10 e1rlaace them fr
coupOH bonds VIII sgs" them in the mrnnsr pointed O.
in lie ITn;t endorse eut tie back 0f Tho certificate
to The Conisee State o! AMeiia ia exchange for cons
poo BONDS ana 'alse them 20 be PIE ntel 10 the Rers
Ter 81 tie Treasury HepaItment "o VIII hceupon in
comisnee via novons q" the Act efJrnG 10 1864,
issiecoag4n boBs or tie amount IN the regs-
tore. lCnis assigned. G. s. TRENHOLM,
aa1a--,i:f N-,'rlarF ~ TraasnIv
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JRP'suEY nrrAETHTvr e. $ Al
Richmond december J. 1904.
CEV ES-TEIERE YEEA SQ,EI

- SUIE~.-In Pursuance OF an act o. Congress. an.
varct Noycnfe! 5s 1874 entitled AN act 10 authorl
tie Secretary Of the Treasury 70 exchange Coupon Bonds
for Seven hiry Treasury nues. Uodcs OF such not
hereby Rutted that after the payment OF the annual
interest drc thereon the it day vi January 1860 M
representation ct s't the reasuior Assistant TIcast-
and Pay ltposIn'"- as designated AZ FOOT VII :
sue ceyticacs therefor which viii entte the holds 10
Coupon Bonds PAYABLE tIirty years after the r day of
January li5 bearing 80 pt! cent interest from tie sid
first of January 1850 payable On he fist dsy9 o. Jauua
~ and July IN each year.
The Treasurer Assistant Heasatgs and peposltaTo' VIII
make weekly reports ~ Tie Register Of he heasnry
such certificates i4sicd teir Offices WheeTnon bon,
will I've sent forward n satisfaction OF same. Ihe nofts
viii he cancelled 3n The usga! manner and iUIw ariri q
tho Fir;t ,ulitor C. = TRENHOLM,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-28

ROCERIES.
u ~ banel1Brown Sugar
40 do White and Yellow Graduated Sugar
10 do Coffee -l
20 half chests Green Tea
80 kegs Soda >... 3D..
$50 pounds Roll Butter
20 do TallOw
ROBERT HOUGH 4 Co,
fe27-4ts No IA Pearl street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-28

Tc.astrer AZ Richmond va.
A ssi.t.,rt .TfcasuTcrs ~ u ulsStGG and Mobile.
Dec paries-a. Raleigh sLl ~ imiE,.l}g y. G.
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... Isb5h5S.ce, Fla, and A9ltgoneTr 40
Column as Miss, and us4s:ou ana 3. -
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-28

EDITOR OF THE WHICH, are an.
Il thorizcd ID announce JOHN +. PIERCE as a cand-
to represent The counties OF Hardy, Hampshire aud
Morgan ia the next senate oil Virginia.
te2S-dtde MANY VOTERS.
Response to calls made upon by many oil ny coun
/ tvmen ia the army and at home announce myself
candidate u represc the county OF AppOmatoX the
next HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
tt2S-clt' W. h. FLOOD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-28

ITO the Voters Of the 29d Senatorial
District composed OF the counties Of Caroline and
Spotsy lvania-I respectfully announce myself Jandi-
date for re election TO a seat IN the senate OF Virginia
EoO-c2td3t' NAl. D.QUISENBURI --