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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23
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A PPEA11 10 IEhE IA DhhN.- NC hoIe
N Committee of Richmond appeal to the public for
aid in behalf Of the families of soldiers and refugees IN the
city.
Richmond is filed with refugees from every portion Of
the Confedracy many OF them the families OF soldiers in
the field. .et ,
Liberal and regular contributions OF money, food and
fuel are earnestly requested.
The Southern Express Company have kindly agreed TO
ship all articles contributed TO the poor free Of charge
Contributions Of money should be sent to H. T. G. Bas
kevi Treasurer and all supplies should he consigned TO
the "Relief Committee N Richmohd Aessrs. Martin
d Cardozo
RELIEF COMMITTEE,
IT, f. C. Baskerville Treasurer.
VIM Bell d. W IicJwathmey; j. I. Maury, Directors
VIM II. Peasants Secretary
Dr. {. G. Barney WIN II. Clemmitt Robt j. Christian
Lewis ID. Crenshaw y. X. ChambeTlayne W. H. Denerson
Dr. j. II .Eierson, Col. Thos II. Ellis Geo Gibson Pat
H. Gibson, James Gordon, Blackburn Hughes Abner r.
.HaTie samuel j. Harrison, Judge VIM. H. Lyons mos
W. McCance L. Cary Nicholas, Samuel N. Price y ". -.
Seight John T. Tucker Asa Snyder David T. Niiiansi
JoelB Watkins, VIM, Willis, Jr, .,,on,, ~.
isi+dlm W, P, MUNFoRDi Ffsst
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. ~ 'EF4fE,N- llWS s.
$50 bi,pARTMENT OF WAR.

4 AA-1- III Al VI W%hN'-
| II is positively announced this morning that Hon
James A. Seddon has rendered his resignation as
SECRETARY Of War. II is not yet known who viii
be appointed in his place The names of General
Breckenridge and ex Ex-Governor Letcher have been
mentioned.
FROM THE SOUTH SIDE
The weather. will, Of course, intensity the calm
which has more less prevailed on the South Side
Oft The James forsome weeks past as the roads will
for all military movements, be very muchin the con
dition of the Dntch Gap reach, which was in other
days known in the yernacular ofsaors as 'pull md
be id"
On Thursday We learn that there waSequite a
brick display of artillery firing speaking of which
the Express says:
The whistlng of thef shells as they rushed
through the air was plainly audible in Petersburg.
Our guns responded promptly, and gave as much
as was given. AT intervals during the day desul-
tory eannonade was INDUCED in, but after the ex-
-piraton OF the morning there but little regular
ity Or system m il
The Yankees kept up mighty beating of drums,
playing Of fes and blowing of bugles in their camps
on Thursday, indicating, unless some Trick was be-
ing practised, that something was in the wind. 1t
may have been nut the transfer Of a division of
troops from one point to another, or the simple
lief troops that have been in active service at the
sout. Certain it was, however, that drums innu-
merable in practice all day behind the eneny's
works.
Intelligence from Prince George leads us 10 be
leve that the rain Of last week was the heavies
known in that sec;on1or years past The several
mill-dams of the coNnty were washed away, and
much greater damage than had been thought was
done totie enemy's fortifcatohs Many Of their
bomb-proofs on the front lines were rendered use
less, and some OF their stronger works in the
seriously washed
THE RAM ALBEMARLE.
4 correspondent Of the Newark, AdUertiSer writes
from Plymouth. North Carolina, that he has lately
made avisit 10 the iron-cad Albemarle. lie states
that portion Of her and part of hef tor
pedo arrangement her bow visible, giving her
the appearance OF being about sixty feet in length
but the whole length cannot lie less than one hun
dred and seventy-ive feet. The partes. who made
an inspection of the ram on the Sth of this month
state that it would cost fifteen or twenty thousand
dollars TO raise her and that her hull in good con
dtion every part, save where the torpedo sprung
her sdes-a disance-of ten feet in length by four
hreadJh.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23

PoIIez Irrus-Thadsus A. R. Hopkins was ar
rested yesterday by officers Jenkins and Moore,
CHARGED WITH stealing silyer watch from ). LATTE.
Columbus Aerris free pegroe, for permitting
negroes 90 assemble and gomblS6n his house
Officer Eelb arrested two negroes on the charge
OF burglrolssy entering the dwelling house OF Mr..
Thomas Bouiar and stealing 5000 worth of.gro-
ecries
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23

NV PAPrR.-We have received the first num-
Der OF the DAILY Tslsgraph new paper just started
at Fayetteville by Mr.. W h. Bernard, formerly Of
Richmond. We wish him success in bis enterprise,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23

NoRPLREr--RIRPsrRIcK- AT Ysuceyylle>SoftL Care,
lima the 18th ult by Rev. Jacob Doll LieutenantM
w NoRPLEET' Co G. 47th regiment N c. t. TO Miss
MARY ELLEN daughter Of Mr james v kirkpatrick, Of
Charlotte county, Va.
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DIED.

WILLJANs,-In Baltimore, Of diphtheria, on Sunday,
The 10Th instant PnIGIr. aged years and months on
Monday 10th instant KATE aged years and II months
on Tuesday nth instant ROSE WHrTRIDGE, aged years
and nionth--chidren of Dr. Philip c. and Mary Viii.
lians. ..af-- ~sea :,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23
ADnrTzosAz gsaoss ,TaE UssTEn

Wa gather the following additional Intelligence
regarding the gallant defence and subsequent cap
ture of Fort Fisher from tfe correspondence of the
Baltimore Am0icGR
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= RieLmond Dec 1864

THO HOLDERS OF FIVE PER CENT CALL GER
i TIFICATEs-- is respectfully called to the
provisions Of the 9Th section Of the act of Congress- enti-
tied an act TO reduce the currency &C. approved Februa.
~ H. 1864 which declares that all call certificates shall
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deS--tf Secretary OF Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23
GUERuLLAs NEAR WASHINGTON,
\ W ashington despatch says

Yesterday. the train bound to Fairfax was fired
into by party of guerIllas, between Springfield and
'Acotnk Bridge. The conductor was informed by
the captain commanding at Springfield that there
were some gueras in the vicinity, aud be was on
his guard. When first seen they were putting tim
Der on the track and the engineer at once reversed
the engine aud saved the train. Some shot struck
the smoke-stack, but no other damage was done.
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ITTANTED-Inm my family-A Lady to teach four
w childIen the oldest not IL years OF age. "a
Address. DR.. w. p. HALL,
jalo-t Buckingham c, H., Va,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23
nEAI ESTATE IN sIDNEY 20

tJbth< llS n HI IN ShBsyEI roh oALE
H. AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, 24th January, al IL
in Sidney, viz
list Two Framed Tenements on the north side of-the
plank road Just beyond the "Westham House and opfo
site to Green's Row. They have four rooms each with
lots 3>>30 feet.
ID Three Lots fronting 80 feet each the west side Of
Cherry between the Naval Magazine and the property
of A Tuhn c. Andrews They run back ali feet 10 Cal
vert street thus having two fronts.
Sd. very valuable Lot at the of Cary and Bel
fronting 40 feet and running bacl; good depth,
Terms at-saie-purchasers to pay taxes for 1865.
GRUBBS d WILLIAMS
ia21-tds AueIs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23

Yesterday morning between ave and SIX
o'clock tLs store orPayue Lawrence $50. on Sroad
street, took fire ICON detective stove pipe and a
considerable qusuily otgerehandize was destroyed
before the fame iwcre eNtiugushed. There was no
sac Ia the store at the tme ana the doors had to be
iroSen in. Two bales Of cotton were considerably
Angel TIE loss by this fire IS estimated at $4,000
tn, C5pErs.--Jud6e Lyons court On Saturday
was engaged u>civl business.
i'm Jedgs HslybUr,ou', court several Aa5eas cor
vr.s cases were called and continued.
AKsrS1ED AGAIS.-JaHie {. Robinson was on
Saturday arrested iQr stealing watch from !. La
ftte This young man hss been arrested three
time during the month for different lsreenies.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23
TWOIARGE STABLES ann A LARGE

TTWOLA II sc ST BEES md A LARGE
Il VACANT LOT on 18th street for lease at auction
Will be leased out at auction tor year or more, on
THURSDAY, the 26th the premises, at IL O'clock NJ
the two large st0bes recently occupied by Mr. Roach sit
uaed the north side of 18th street. between Grace and
Franklin streets aud the vacant lot adjoining fronting
ON 18th street about hundred and fifty feet.
. JAMES M. TAYLOR,
iao2 "A Atcfioneer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23
BUTLER AND FORT FISHER.

BUTLER AND FORT FISHER.
The Annapolis correspondent of the American
thus details how Butler, the outlaw, was sneered at
in the Maryland House of Delegates:
The news of the fall of Fort FiSher-aud, by the
way of General Buter-which first reached this city
through special despatch from the Americar, was
first announced in the House Of Delegates, and re-,
ceiyed with demonstrations OF applause. The more
grave Senators expressed their appreciation in less
boiSierouS terms than gentlemen OF the House,
and all seemed gratlhed at the glorious news. Many
inquiries and continents were INDUCED in as t0 the
Whereabouts and the opinion OF Ben. Butler about
The feasibility OF taking Fort Fisher by assault but
have yeti hear any one question the judgment Of
Lieutenant General Grant in retiring the unSuccess
m General To private life All recognize his emf
nent and able administrative abilities a Military
Governor as illustrated by his course in Baltimore
and New Orleans, but al the head Of squadron in
the field think he is ont of place.
Another correspondent Of the american, writing
of Fort Fisher, gives the following account of how
this dsgraced Vagabond was hooted at and rdculed
by the negroes of Tcrry's command
Our immense feet kept on this coasts is now no
longer required and can be sent elsewhere to aid in
subduing the rebellion. General Terry brought
with him the same troops who had been humbled
and mortified by General Butler, and the hearty
cheers which they last night gave for their com
handing officer and Admiral Porter, and groGns for
General Butler evinced the feelings with which they
entered upon the task assigned them by General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23
rnE TENNEssEE CAMrAI0N
The Times says:

Inc IuttS says.
Letters received in Washington from Gen. Tho
mas give brief history Of his Tennessee campaign;
Thew show that he desired TO accompany General
Sherman TO Atlanta and thought another officer the
proper person to conduct affairs against Hood. Gen
Sherman, however, put full coidence, and all the
intiatory steps of the campaign were made in ODE
dience to his orders Gen. Thomas says the lcam-
psign would have been different if Sherman had not
felt obliged take most OF the cavalry IN his depart
ment and that Hoods escape with any part Of his
army was mainly due to that cause. He explains at
length the reasons for his protracted delay in bring
ing Hood to general engagement. Some part
thereof was due the suggestions of General Sher-
man and orders frop General Grant and some part
TO the non arrival OF Gen. Smiths command from
ST. Louis, whose progress was delayed BY storms
and possibly bad roads. He also hoped by making
the fight so far north partly c9unterbalance in the
pursuit (or he never contemplated the possibility OF
defeat) the deficiency of cavalry. lie says the enc
my's entire loss Of guns in the whole campaign was
~ and that we have about 5000 stand of his small
arms while he lost in killed, wounded and prison.
ers 10 general officers, about 700 Killed, and be-
tween nine aud eleven thousand prisoners, hall II
whom are wounded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23
WILE. DE RECEIVED

i at the Office OF the James River and hanawha Com
pany in Richmond, and through the posto office at Lynch
burg directed to the undersigned until the 2Oh day OF
February next the lease 81 the North River Cement
Works and for the contract to supply cement TO the
James River and Kanawha Company for two years from
the first day of March, 1865.
The proposals should the annual rent that viii be
paid the Cement Works and the price per bushel of ~
pounds which the cement viii be furnished TO the Com
pany.
Tie contractor will have the privilege, under certain
restrictions of manufacturing cement and lime for the
use Of the public
Information regarding the of the contract will be
furnished the office OF the James River and kanawha
Company, or by the Undersigned at Lynchburg.
T. LORRAINE,
ia2l-dlt&cew Chief Engineer J. Z. 4 X. Co.
NOTICE TO BUTCHERS AND FARAlERS.-A liberal
~ price will be paid for all BRISTLES and HOG HAIR
at the Brush Factory corner Sd and Broad streets.
ALSO WANTED--An experienced BRUSH MAKER by
deia-1m. +. LAUBE.
VITANTED-FOrth the ensuing year 1900
w SLAVES to work on the Richmond and Danyle
Railroad and 800 SLAVES to work the Piedmont Rail-
road.
apply to any agent of the roads along the nefor 1.-THE
: IVY '-'''''l '''' '''' CHS. G. TALcoTT,
de24-lm Supt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23

i Ran away from the subscriber, the 9th Decem-
ben 1864 negro woman JANE 90 years old, about 3
feet inches high of ginger bread color She has been
hired in Richmond for the last five years and has been
seen lurking about town during the past week. viii
give the above reward for her delivery TO Dir Austin
Gentry or at Lumpkns jail
ELIZA A. CHlLES,
Adm'x, with the will annexed, Of
Dabney Chies. deceased
jali-diw By s. W. BUTL Err her Agent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23

DENsDyAL.-The Office Of the MANCHESTER Pa.
III PER MlLIs has been removed to the SorehOuse for
merly occupied By HARVEY JAMES d WILLIAMS OIL Vir-
GINA street. south of Cary where the present Agent JOIN
IL. HARVEY, will be found. All orders addressed to him
or to the undersigned viii be promptly attended TO-
Rags bought in small large quantities at the highest
market price.
ia lin \. F. & j. ID. HARVEY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23

lhS bp"td uSaPdtCh say .
Mr.. Blairs arrival in Washington created consid-
cradle of a sensation and the widest rE1orS were
soon ahoat. Most OF them took shape indicative
chat Mr. Blair had accomplished something The
most general one was based on the intimation of the
Richmond Examiner Of Saturday that JEFF. Davis had
offered to Mr.. Blair TO send Peace COmnissonersto
Washington. This evening Mr.. Blair, Sr, and his.
son Montgomery, late Postmaster General, called
on President Lincoln aud spent some time. What
passed at this interview is as yet unknown to out
sdcrs but to the latter Mr.. Blair has ntinated very
decidedly that he went on no official mission, and
that lie did not receive any official sehi official
communication while in Richmond. SO far as Is
known of what he actually heard in Richmond rsla
tive to peace 1t is believed that the tenor and de-
tails were consonant with the articles in the Rich
mond papers Oh the subject, so frequently re-
produced.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23

TONIC BITTERS--A Relreshing, pu-
l. rifyng and invigorating beverage-the travellers
best companion Prepared and put up by request Of many
friends and Tor the accommodation OF hcplbc offered
for sale by AUGUST WESEND0NCk
l6l Broad street.
iall-lm Between 9th and 9TH SITS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23

g t-jc.s from Texas via MatsmotIs AMI Havana state
lbs. 90 q; night vt December ~ at Corpus Christi the
Comic i.I.-g 90. Mat Nolan and Mr. j. C. Donald were
assn Iei ODD tLe isbt of the 2iSt ult
t,a- EIte- has Issued decree declaring P4Sodt
4,l D.. 'La.els- $50 OIauoe aud CohnoUlg g. h' n.
-lu d % .e allowed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23

II is positively announced this morning that Hon.
James A. Seldom has rendered his resignation as
SECRETARY Of War. II is not yet known who viii
be appointed in his place. The names of General
Breckenridge and ex Governor Letcher have been
mentioned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23
.r0TICE ,rO uOLnERs AND OtyN.
,rIEEnE w a. COMMITTED TO THE

jail OF Pitts iyGnia county tie 80 day Of August,
1854 Negro Ian lsaac feet "a inches high gef-
bread color 81 - years old He says he beOngs ID
seph Marsh who resides ~ Columbia South Carolina The
owner required to come forward prove property and pay
charges, he will lie dealt with Is he dw directs
7. r. SHEPPARD
iaI7-c6w Tailor Of Pittsvlyauia rourtv Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-23

The Washington correspondents Of the Northern
press are full Of specaations as to the result OF the
visit Of Mr.. Blair, ST.. TO Richmond. The National
htelligeBcer of yesterday morning says
We have received from very high source YER
sion of the result OF the mission Of Mr. Blair AS fol-
lows:
''Mr Blair only went to Richmond in his private
capacity; was most kindly received and bad con-
yersation of an hour with Jefferson Davis; but
that conversation ''wthout any result was strictly
private between gentlemen and will not be dyulged
even TO the PreSident-certainly to no one else
Mr.. Blair expected no result"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-13
MEDICAL.
DISEASE OF THE HEART.

SYMPToMs-Paiptaton Fullness aud Incompressi-
- bity, and choking sensation analogous 10 that
experienced In painful emotion when effort Is made
20 refrain from weeping, pain between the shoulders,
back, numbness in either arm. Second stsge-Fits,
Paralysis, ST. ytus' Dance.
OF this disease is ally effected u hours by
DIR. II Address, DR.. HALsTKD, indianapolis.
p. o. Box 20 Once, 63 South Meridian street
Jy2s-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-13
NEGRO SOLDIERS MUSTERED OUT
&C.. &C.. &C.. %c.
Late md Interesting from Mexico.

Late nnd interesting from Mexico.
NEw YoRK, September l2-The Tribune's
Matamoras correspondent says: The aid wanted
by the Chiefs OF the Liberal party il legion Of
strangers of about 10000 men order 10 force
all leaders TO obey the regular Generals and to
take and hold some point as center of the
Union
Ia my conversation with Trerino De Law and
others, they dweI upon those two points. The
Liberal forces are now split up into small bodies
each operating in State. Ii two or more Of
these bodies unite, French force Is sent against
them, and owing TO the quality Of the latter, the
result of nearly every tight is in their favor.
column OF 10 900 men entering this coun-
try now would find the Imperial forces in small
bodies and all over "A vast extent of territory
and would be able TO beat those bodies in de
tail, and drive them in great haste from the
points they hold, with a loss of war materials
TO raise legion of 10 900 men, one million Of
dollars IL necessary TO begin with, and this is the
great want at present. II that SUN copld be
raised. there would be means to arm, clothe and
feed the legion until some points in this coun-
try such as Matamoras could be taken and a few
million dollars raised by requisitop.
A Commissioner is at this moment ia Browns
vile with instructions from Senator Loda to
Lexada, Minister of foreign affairs to raise u
loan of one million dollars to raise n legion OF
men, to purchase so many stand of rifles, so
many rounds Of ammunition, six batteries OF
rifle guns, so many pounds OF shell aud case
shots: but this Commissioner cannot raise the
loan, and will not do the rest without funds, as
il would be folly.
The facts are these There is to be no war at
present in favor OF Mexico The order to Gen
Sheridan shows that the Liberal party wants pri-
vate aid from the United States. and it is lost
without il. II from 10000 TO 10000 men can
be raised for the Liberal party it may regain its
power.
The Herald's Vera Cruz correspondent of Sep
tember lst, says The Imperialists were in a state
of intense excitement and Joy by the official an
nouncement OF Marshal Baneaino Of two Impe-
rial triumphs
Ii seems tbUt the rBmOr whiah we have often
previously had of the flight Of Juarez, and the
taking of his capital by Maximilian's troops, has
at last proved tue. They entered it on the 18th
OF August
The other Imperial victory was the occupation
of the town of Shermasllo, u place of less than
10000 inhabitants, which the Republicans had
previously evacuated.
These affairs, though of not much Importance,
were being made much OF ia celebrations and
ilIumnatiOns by the imperslists. and special
steamer had been dispatched from Vera Cruz
for France, to convey the intelligence to them,
and yet this affair is insignificant compared with
the success of the Liberals at Tuquahan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-13
PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR. COLYoUR, MEDICAL OFFICE NO. 63 SOUTH
IL Meridian Street, forfeits his fee IL he fails in
ing any that may under bis care, matter
how obstinate long standing He warrants you .
syphilis, in the primary stage helped In Is min
utes, cured In 2t hours Gleet OF 20 years standing
cured bv DR. c. ONCE hours 20 Top n. ~sr2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-13
LIVERY STABLE.

IIENRY ALLYN, View Ysrh Livery and saIssu ,Iss
III Nos. n and IL ts-t Perl ,.r~st. In the rear es
oi-on's Block. f,bso.