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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06
;he .Griiiefpals spu;nts in dispute.

EG Mrs. Granger aad daughter, while
driving in Columbus, 81. Clair County, Mich,
few days aso, were attacked by bees. and
stung so severely, that the daughter died.
The horses also died in three or four hours.
sEy Major General Johnson 3 Cast!cmain
anu Lieut. Wa L Muaord. Of toe rcocl ar
my, arrested last wnicr. SO spies. within unr
lines. snd coaGae'l q! indianapolis, have 5aeH
parduned ty tie pro.il-nt. but ioust leav.
The country immeaiata!y.-Exc:iangc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06
,Estray Mule.

STAfED or stolen fr"r my premisss about Tho
~ 10Th Augns', small short legged. mousc col.
ored horse MULE, --oue ey. out, and abnut ,1s
years old. lb.ral reward will ba paid for the
rSeevery OF said Mule. I. W. PiCKENs.
Septj Ct an
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06
WILLIS & CHISOLM.
FACTORS, COMMISSION NEDlH'ls,
AND
SHIPPING AGENTS,
orrlfE. Mills House,

CHARLESTON, Sc.
Z. WILLIS, S,.......................A. r. CpTSo1u
WLh attend To tho PURCHASE, SALE
W and StHPMfNr-to Foreign. and Do
m,.,.c' N S,1. rSr,s;-,.f = c9FroN ROE LUMBER.
NAVAL STORES to The Collection of Drafts.
Purchase nnd Sale of all Securities. Consion,
m0nts Of Vessols salicied
Refers to:
Messrs. Joax FRASER 4. Co Charleston 6 r.
Msssrs. G W WILLIAMS &. Co. Charleston:
N s-rs. q. A. HJrLeY & Co, Charleston.
GEo ScnGsr. Esq, Asgasa, fi..
rs MErcALF. Esq, Augusta, tfa.- =.
Nessrs .GLanE' DonGa Co, N:w York.
Me rs. MpRRAY NEPHEW New Y .rk.
u Ms'rs. + W. CLARK s. Co.. Philadelphia. Pm.
Mss:rs PEsDGsaAsr, FESwIck i CO., BaIti-
NOR. Mi. -
Mes>rs. SAN'L HARRIS & Sons, Baltimore, Md.
Charleston, Sept : I'm 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06

GM A fellew named Case was arrested,
tried aud Convicted Of higsmy, at Cedar
Fails, Iowa: last a,ok. He hupg himself in
ti' jali o. Froay morning. The scamp han
married about drzep, wives in various parts
of '.e couclry. all living. H. wss preparing
ts m AIRY anCrher when arrested. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06

ky~ Tie Tribune's special notes that Gen
srsI Grant recently remarked that sufficient
evidence had been clici.sd .tp convict MIR.
Davis of completely in President Lincola'a
assassination, and The fate Of The conspira
tors settles thai Of Davis.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06

EES- The Brownsville correspondent oi
the Herald says thar Sterling PRICE has beon
made ,.;ljnr General Of Maximilan's ,roep.
ami has been empowered to raise $4,000
men from the Gisbanded rebel armies.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06

,; Gov. Sharkey has issued = proca
ruation calling npah the people of Mississippi
for volunteer companies TO resist .depreda'
tions committed by jayhawkars, robbers, etc
The United States forces being insutficieu
tn ,nnnrnsa thssa ni1Iraona
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06

Gr The cholera had reached Maiselles,
and great excitement existed among the cities
IN Southern France and Spain in regard to
the spread Of this disease. 1t is reported
that tho differences between Austria ant
Prussia haaabeea adjusted, aud that com-
pieta understanding hsd been arrived at on
:h. ;nri;,..fral ,nI,ints in disnuta =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06

ssJs Gen. Thomas has severel7 rcprcman
dad Col. Blackburn and Captain Quinn, for
their cowardly and uuofFicsr like attack on
GeH. Wheeler, and promised than court
martial if thoy had not been mustered out OF
The service.
e On August IA, Judge Lewis F,
Wr:.ilt ,,.d Four Of his sons were cruelty and
iahaima y mardered By the-road side, on tie
route FROM Rolla to Houston, Mo-, some five
miles sonlhwest of the former place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06
Bacon & Meal.

EHoR SALEalc' superior BACON and f-s.,
u MEALat j. R. CARWILE 4 COS
= Sept 5 1t. .oc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06

Ncwbern, North Carolina prior to
the war, had a population of six thousand,
but is now the largest city in the State, hay-
iag increased the nu,aber OF its Inhabitants
to thirty tLousamd. The Nsr;hern element;
of labor and capiral'arc strongly represented:
Two new daily papers are to appear in tic
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
MAYORS Counr. -The Mayor hoard and acted =

MAYORS CoURT. The Mayor heard and acted up
on the following cases this morning:
Jacob Castle and Oliver Vest two officers Of
Dukes command, were charged with assaulting and
beating Mr. John Mcpherson in his own house. AT
ter hearing the Mayor, believing that the charge
was not fully established, discharged the accused,
50 as to allow thenSO leave the city to-day and fight
the Yankees.
jim, slave of A. D. Chalklcy, and Solomon slave
of Mrs Peters were up charged With trcspassing on
the premises of VIM. Thornton and assaulting and
beating Patsey, a slave Of the same, with rock
jim and solomon were ysent back" with pros
pective whipping in yiew-the number of lashes be-
ing fixed at 20.
Charles Pryor, free man of color, was again be-
fore the court on the old charge of stealing vase
and contents the property .of Stephen NJ. Dickey.-
The Mayor ordered the accused 80 lashes.
j. W. Perkins was charged with violating the city
ordinance by purchasing lot of rabbits while on
their way to the market, and offering the same again
for sale in the Second Market. Perkins was mulct-
ed in $50, and the rabbits were cOnfscated.
Benina Cat6gna was up for allowing his slave Ia
vnia to go at LARGE and was fined.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09

THE MURDER CAsE.-Wm. Daley, member of Co.
D., 18th Virginia Battalion of Infantry, charged with
killing Mrs. Mary Hanley, appeared beiore the
Mayor.
The prisoner is small man, of repulsive cast of
countenance and appeared in court atired in faded
uniform. His manner evinced brutal uncOncern al
the serious charge brought against him; and what
ever NAV be the measure of his crime, he gave no
token in his conduct of regret at the unfortunate and
fatal result of his yielding TO his passion.
We gave the main facts connected with the killing
of Mrs. Hanley in our yesterday evenings edition,
as gathered from the testimony elected at the Coro-
ner's inquel held over the body the unfortunate
deceased, and will not, therefore, repeat them here.
In the absence &c certain witnesses, whose testi-
mony is material, the Mayor continued the case un-
til Monday. I.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
MILITARY ITEMS

Rgv. B,sII MANY, D. D.-We learn, says the Au-
pls,a Cay B1i'.st Kramer, from Prof. Manly, OF
south Carolina who passed through our city last
,rs.,. tina, his father DR. Manly of Alabama, suf-
t,r,d a severe shock of paralysis about two weeks
49,, and that his position AZ the present time Is ex-
t-e,ieiy critical. This announcement will be heard
with plja by mul,itudes all over our Coniederacy-
No & ing minister is more widely known and where
known more respected and beloved, than DR.. Manly.
10 is t-cu.a prominent mSu, filing various distn-
s.ei positions among the Baptists for nearly hall
Z rp.t-rv.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09

NEWSPAPER CoNsoIIDA TIoN.-S. w. Whitaker,
Esq, having purchased from E. II. Brtton, Esq, the
establishment of the Carolina Times, published at
Charlotte, n. c., that paper has been merged into
the Charlotte Bulletin, of WHICH Mr. Whitaker has
been proprietor for the past year. Mr. Briton takes
the position of local editor q the Bulletin. The
PtRet.a is decidedly neat looking and spirited.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09

TINS PIEDMONT Il. R.-Col. Thomas Dodamead has
t.,su chosen Superintendent Of the Piedmont Rail
road aud viii enter upon the duties we understand,
Of once lie his been Superintendent OF the East
Tennessee ami Va. L. r. aul also oftRs Va Central
and has the reputation ofbeng most energetic and
efficient officer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
y 0TECE.-To pnr.ies holding claim.

y against the Government for work done materials tr
labor fu3ishei for repairs Oi Richmond and Dauvii .
Railroad, rendered necessary by TIE raid Of the enemy IL
Juntidst VIII tie paid presentation Of such claims
the undersigned Danviiie, Va aud after the Goth
instant.
Payments can be made only TO the parties in person.
those who provided with duplicate powers oil al
torney, properly witnes,ei NJ. T. ID. MYERS,
dei9 Major Of Engineers,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
From Saturdays Eosniag Edition.
THE NEWS.

THE TWO EDITORS CAPTURED.


THE TWO EDITORS CAPTURED
Stoneman reports that he captured two "rehel
editor6 M his recent raid aud sent their presses to
BroNulow as a Christmas gift. The two members OF
the EDITORIAL corps who so unfortunate as to fall
into the hands Of the Yankee Philistines WERE the
l.ynehburg Vrguiaa, supposes, Mr. Sperry, OF the
Bristol Register, and Mr.. Cole, of the Abingdon
Itr,isiap. We know that the respective offices Of
those gentlemen were destroyed, aud it is not impro
bible that thet themselves were captured at the
same time 1t was bad enough TO lose their property
and their liberty bu, for eir presses TO be sent to
the vile Oh Ishus.eHte BrowuloW, was adding ntole-
rable insul, u an injury.
MILITARY ITEMS
Major General Martin has been assigned to duty in
North Mississippi by General Gardner General
Martin Formerly commanded a cavalry division under
Wheeler.
Gcueral WirI Adams has his headquarters at Pa
nols Mississippi- a strong picket is placed along
the ColdwaJer and no one Is allowed to pass either
way. =
General D Hin has reported 10 General Beaure-
gard 90 Charleston.
Lieutenant Colonel Vim. Lee Davidson has been
commissioned Colonel OF the Tth Regiment N. C.
Troops. rice Colonel E. Il. Haywood rsaired 10 the
invalid corps
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
THE SABBATH BELLS.
BY II. $. NoLEN.

Hear the holy Sabbath bells
Sacred bells!
Oh. what a world Of peaceful rest
Their melody foretellst
How sweetly at the dawning
OSa summer sabbath morning,
Sounds the rhyming
And the chiming'of the bells
How they peal out their delight
! AT the happy, happy sight,
tOf the villagers .commotion,
las they wend TO their devotion.
What emotions fiji the breast,
At the ringing
And the singing!
ID the solemn organ blending
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
CosrEmRA1E MONEY ~ .TEzAs.-The Houston

C0NFEmRlTE MONEY II .IENAs.-fhe houston
NsJsy of a recent date says
The old notes have lately been improving some
Tisv are worth forty-ive ioI one IN specie. About
r--7 weeks ago they we're sixty for one IEe new
,,s ia ,rth twenty 20 twenty-five for one. State
fr,i.r- warrants, old aui new, are worthten ee.'s
i'm ecie on the dollar and Ibis has been their 'ane
ma fsi.16arket Tor some time past. There are iGi
f. OF these notes "a our market, hut there appears
t.t-a general disposition o. invest ~ them. ln'eI-
..,,..., r. s0 are worth - 90 80 per csntum pre-
,.--u.. ,l uld issue with interest added. We can
I..3roG no transactions IN c. s. bonds 7
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09

Also % shares Bank OF Virginia st0ck IN % 10
Bank of Richmond 100 10 do. Cotton and Wool Gard
CO. lOO; do Old Dominion Trailing Co, $50 ~ do.
Central Railroad It's $500 Richmond and Danville Rail
road bond 70, $40. -
Also 5000 gold coin Is lots $50 for one s6O at s49 IL
ESQ sterling s4S for one ECO at s47 flQJ at SO IL $3.50
Georgia bank notes $50 500 8. C. and Ga. notes, 400
5000 Va Treasury notes 2l5 s266OO four per cent ce-
Gates 3d. s32OO seyenthiy Coned Treasury notes 90 to
6S 800 eight per cent reg bond 1916 sO s3lo con'
pons city and railroad 1870 coupons OF cotton bonds,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
TiIE RaCMMONDEts ANyCIGER-

tages as advertising sheet being the only German news
paper how published in the CoHleiercy enjoying AS it
does, large circulation among German citizens and Ies
dents.
1t the intention of the present editor and proprietor 10
enlarge the sheet that ii may in this resIect compase
with the largest GeTpan: paper published in America and
Though il. agents to incyslse lis circulation in Southern
cities and he earnestly scs tile patronage Of the public
in behalf Of his enterprise.
Advertisements Will he inserted either in Geim5n'cc
English
Published at Richmond daily and weekly
Office On Broad, between iOtB and Ilth streets
G. !. WALLACE, "
del?-u Editor aud. Proprietor. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09

I A a .-irous of employing gentleman TEACHER
Il IN Hy family who is competent To Teach Latin, Eng
Iish aud Mathematics Good references given and re-
osired Apply, statingIerms, to =. ,,oD,,,,,,,
CHARLES Y. H0RSEEY,
Willow Bank Z. o., Nelson CO., Va.
January LIST 65-jaT-dSswtw.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
HEAD'QRS RESERVE FORCES OF vA,>
kIcHMoSD, Dec 6,ve64. (
SPECIAL oRDERsl

SPECIAL ORDERS
( No. lt4. :.
J. The attention OF all officers concerned il called to
paragraph w. General Orders No "a Current series. from
uesc headquarters herewith repUDsed The officers de-
snated in said order whether OF the line STAG will ie
fort Immediately to 1t Col J. c. Shields Commander o.
Qonscripts, at Richmond r,
H. Officers reporting IN Obedience to the order above
fsed To- advised 10 come prepared to make their win.
ter quarters az Camp Lee, where they viii I've temporarily
assigned to duty and the ration allowed them by law VIII
be issued.
III On the Ist OF January 1865 and al the end Of each
succeeding MONTH Lieut. Col j. c. Shields will make re-
turns these Headquarters oI all officers so reporting
giving their names rank detachment OF service
thsr pa present duy and such other facts as may
be deemed material tO.a knowledge OF their military
actet
Rvjcouman nd of Naior GarsrsI Kruprp
dec6-u . X. H. CAILETT, A. \. g.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09

SUBSCRIBERS whose papers are marked with Cross will
understand that the Of subscription is about to ex
pine and viii remit promptly they wish their papers con-
ffn-aT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
GALE OF yALIAHLE LAND AND

GALE DE VALUABLE LAND AND
= NEGROES.-0n TUESDAY, the 18th day OF January.
1865, will sell upon the premises, for division certain
Tract of Land situated in Dayie county N C., two aud a
hall miles from MOeksve and lying upon Bear Greek.
contains 554 acres-abou $50 cleared the balance we'll
tmbered In the cleared land there is about 100 of
first quality low grounds.
The improvements consist of a Dwelling House Over
seers House four Tobacco Bars and all necessary Out
Houses The land is well adapted TO the growth Of grain
and tobacco
with the land.
On the day, will sell fifteen valuable NEGROES
Also, the STOCK remaining on the place.
Sale positve--teTms caeh
de 3l-eOd5t' l.. l.. j Il. v LANlER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
the ensuing. year IS8O

DROyOST MARSHALS OFFICE, RICHMOND, Deer
L ~ IS64-NEGR0ES are not allowed TO pass the in
termediate line of Notifications without passport from
this office No passport will he given slave eXcep: on
the written order of the owner; and il the handwriting of
the be not well known at the Office or attested pro-
This precaon Is rendered necessary by the frequent ap-
pearance ut the Office of forged ORDERS and viii be strictly
observed lSAAC'H. CARRlMfloN,
de 24-lm Provost Marshal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
iiroA the Washington stlf.i
.s VR0N THE EaINT.

The steamer james I. Brady arrived on Tuesday
morning with mails aud passengers from City Point.
Phe Brady encOuuIeIE much lee "a the river.
Captain b. MoSebach, 18th Pennsylvania Reserves,
came up theO}Tady IA charge OF a Rebel officers,
from Point Lookout, the Most % whom are wounded,
and among whom j. one Cloiel and several Majors.
The prisoners captured u Eort E.sher, numbering
about 500 wtIeTeceiyed at Mint lookout yesterday.
The Brady brought up aOulH 90 deseTteTs from the
Rebel hnes, Who we're coRsigAI Go the Provost Mar
shAl.
\ % news Of interest.s reporteA from The front.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
THE CITY.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF BoNDs STocKs 6c-Messsr. Day'
export Cos opening sale OF securities &c, for the year
1865 took place yesterday at their Office corner OF Cary
and 18th streets and attracted large crowd Of buyers aud
bseryers We suboin report of the saethe results OF
which as will be seen indicate large offerings and de-
cline ri Confederate bonds:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
Treasury DEPARrMEyT.C A,
Richmond, December l. 1864 &
- II v H. Nj uI1sEX TIRE - ~ nj "


Richmond, December l. 1864
- v Nj III IKTE Urea sun u
pursuance OF an asi of Congress APP
proved November 70 1864 entitled An act to auhoriz
the tsIetaIy OF the Treasury ex ange Coupon Bonds
for Seven Thirty Treasury Eot holders of such notes
are hereby notified that after the payment OF the annual
interest due thereon the f day Of January, 1865 up
presentation OF same the Treasurer Assistant Treesu
rrs and Paw Dapsitsres les designated at FOOT will IL
sue certificates therefor which viii entite the holders ID
Coupon Bonds payable thirty years after the first day Of
January 1860 bearing ak pei cent interest from the said
first of January, 1860 payable on the first days of Jsnus
~ and July in each year
The Treasurer Assistant Hreasuers and Deposaries will
make weekly REPORTS TO the Register of the Treasury
such certificates issued at their Offices wkereupon bonds
will be sent forward in satisfaction of same The notes
will be cancelled in the usu manner aud forwarded 20
the First Auditor. g. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of theGressury.
Treasurer at Richmond Va
Assistant TTeasufers at Chareton and Mobile.
Depostsries at Raleigh and Wilmington N. C.
Charleston and Columbia, s. c.
Sayann1t and Augusta Ga.
Tallah&see, Fla, and Montgomery. Ala
Columbus Miss, aud Houston and Mar
shat Texas de3--tf . Z.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
TREAsURY DEPARTNEST c. S Al
Richmond. July - 1864 (
III a - ll / 'EEEl, SIISfI- lRII,N DE ,EiI q.
treasury DEPARTME Fr G. 5. Al !
na.I,......I L.. 1874 }

Richmond, Dec. T. 1854 T.
ITO HOLDERS or FIVE PER CENT CALL GER
i TiFICATES- Attention is respectfully called to the
provisions OF tie 9th section Of the act of Congress ent-
tied an at 10 reduce the currency &C. approved Pebs-
~ ~ 1904 which declares that, all call certificates shall
be undabe, and shall he taxed in ali respects ia provi
ded for the Treasury notes mao shch they convert;
bic
The 4th section Of said act imposes tax Of hun-
he'd per cent the Treasury notes represented by said
pef cent certificates wlclfshal remain Outstanding
ION the rsi day of January eighteen HUNDRED and sixty
five &c. A. TRENHOLM.
de8--tf Secretary Of Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09

DISSOEUTlON OF CO-P3RTSER"
lJSEI7P.-IBc consequence of the death OF u. Z. HAIR
Co are this day dissolved and tie names Of the firms viii
only be usedin-se Element OF the affairs of the aims All
persons having claims against the INNS requested TO
present them for payment to the subscribers.
w. W. HARRIS fredericksha,
c. ". SPlCER Petersburg,
Jan'y lst 1865. lJa7-lwl Surviving partners.
WANTED For the ensuing year 1890
w SLAVES, to work on the Richmond and Danyiile
Railroad and 500 SLAVES TO work on the Piedmont Rail-
road. .-..
Apply 10 any agent of the roads along the line or at the
Offices in Richmond and Danville.
CHAS. G. T4LC0TT,
deo4-lm Supt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
HEADQRs RESERVE FORCES OF VA,
RICHMOND, Sept. %, 1864. 81

VI BY virtue Of authority derived from the Secretary Of
War all officers from tie State OF Virginia who are re-
tined assigned to light duty supemumerary unassigned
ordered 10 repocn writing to these headquarters with.
in thirty days Such officers falling 10 report within the
prescribed time will be dropped from the rolls
BY command of Brig. Gen. KENPEE.
r. H. CATLETT A. A. O. q,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
TREASURY DEPARTMENT C. s. All
RIcHNOSD, VA, August 20, 1884.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT {. ). Ar
RICHMOND, VA, August 20, 1854 !
DEGILATIONs for carrying irto ei-
IL feet the actOt Congress approved June III 1864
thorzng the owners OF registered eight per cent onds
sued under the provisions of the Act approved May l6
1861, TO exchange the same for coupon bonds.
Parties owning registered eight per cenc bon D. under
the Act Of MAY TO- 1861 desiring to exchange them for
coupon bonds win assign them in the manner pointed out
in the printed endorsement on the back OF the Certificate
TO the Confederate OF America in exchange for cou
pom bond and them to be presented To The Regis
Ter OF the Treasury Department WHO will thereupon
compliance with the provisions of the Act of June 10 1854
issue coupon bonds for the specified in the regis
tered bonds so assigned. G, J, TRENHOLM.
au29-dd Secretary OF Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09

rEBllS-Daly. year. SEQ; six months, $50; three
months $50 For a less period, 81 per month,
SEllI-wEEKLr, year, $50 sin months s25 No sub
scnptions received Tor less than six months.
: Reinittanees AZ risk OF subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09

eDl,IU instant, negro boy named JIM He about
feet inches high, IL years old, very sighted
and black, with the lett cheek, hnde the eye lie
has been this city every day The above reward
Will be paid for his delivery at the New Richmond Thea
TIE corner 7th and Broad. 0c9l-tf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
nIssOLUTION AND C0PARTSER.

SHIP--The Firm heretofore existing under the name
Of HARVEY, JAMES & WILLIAMS, has been dissolved
by the retiring therefrom of Mr.. A. 7. Harvey The
business will he continued by the remaining Partners
der tho Firm Of JAMES 4 WILLIAMS who are prepared
to make liberal advances ON cOnsgnments
A. T. HARVEY,
HENRY JAMES,
JN0. II, WILLIAMS
In retiring from my old Firm, would cordially comIsend
nv Successors my friends and patrons with the nl as
surance that all business entrusted to them viii We exc
cuted faithfully and literally. A. +, HARVEY,
RICHMOND, &an, I'd, 1856, -ja4-l0t,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
RICHMOND Va, Nov. %, 1854
NOTICE is hereby given holders and owners of Ceri
~ cates of stock and Coupon Bonds issued under the
act of Augus 49, 1861 rdeemabeafter the LIT day oil JAN
uary 1866 to present the for payment on the I'd day
of January next any time thereafter to the Treasur'
er c. s. one of the Assistant Teasyrers C. s, or Pay
Depository of the G. g. funds having been placed IN the
hands of said agents for the purpose of redeemng such
slock aud coupon bonds No interest will be allowed on
seth stock and coupon bonds after January !, 1860
G. A. TRENHOLM
de 7-eoqm Secretary Of Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-09
TTssEts. NEHI, n IYOv would announce

NVESsRs. HEH4 N IHOS would announce
M that having made arrangements with Mr.. JOHN
BOOKER formerly with GREEN HOBsON, and Nh
b. GREEN the concern will hereafter be known as
BOOKER. KERR Il LYON, General Produce Commits
sion Merchants They hope by strict attention to mert
continuation OF the patronage so literally bestowed on
the old concern. jaw
nANE& NOTICE.--The Office of the Bank of tie
ID Valley in Virginia. Chrsansburg, proposes 10
deem its circulation presentation at 1.-The counter Of
laid bank the Of dollar in coin iOr every i've
dollars of he issues OF said Office
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