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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
orANTRELL TIE GUERILLA.

The rumOred wounding and capture of
Quantren the guerilla, by TeIry's scouts,
near Taylorsyills, KY, proves to be mis-
take. 1t was not Qu1ntrell. This noted que
rilla is very diminutive in stature, and eff
Terminate in appearance. His eyes are avery
Hght-grey, his eye lashes and eye brows al
most white: he talks very soitly. In the
Kansas troubles Qu2n,rel. was not known
among the ScGtherners, but was Tree State
man and fought with that party, though he
was but little known in any capacity.
He eventually raised parry Of free boot
ers, and led a life Of promIscuous plumber
ing, irrespective ct the sentiments OF those
he chose TO rob, looking only to their ability
to Zurich him and ais band.
For some time after the breaking out of
the war, Qaantrell kept himself alooi, but
when the Southern forces were driven out
of Kansas, he suddenly discovered 4 chance
--for himself aud band, and the most prosper
GUS portion Of the population OF Kansas be-
ing Of Northern birth, the guerilla chief took
Southern ground as a matter Of predatory
policy.
His great feat was the capture and Saeking
OF the town Of Lawrence, lpon which place
he made descent, putting to death every
male, robbing banks and Store-houSes, and
burning many buildings. By this exploit he
amassed a large amount OF plumber, and his
activity was somewhat lessened for a time,
no doubt enjoying in the meanwhile his i'll
gotten gains,
In the Fall Of 1868 Quaniren made his ap-
pearance in Texas, where he remained du-
ring the Winter, 70 the no small annoyance
of all classes Of persons, military and civil,
he and his nnen being looked upon as band
of outlaws. Il is related that, on.one Occa-
sion, a. lieutenant OF his party entered a
church during public worship and threw the
congregation into confusion By attempting -
embrace aud kiss the females generally
The minister, an cid man, ordered hun to
leave, which he refused TO dc; whereupOn
the Divine descended from his pulpit, pro-
ceeded to his louise near by, returned with
a loaded gun and shot and wounded the in
trrder.
General Kirby Smith, being worried out
by Quantrelis IiwlcsSuess, ordered him to
report to Gen. Holmes, which he promised
10 do, bu. instead, disbandei his men, who
had then been regularly mustered into the
Southern army; tley deserted the service
and scattered themselves through Arkansas
and Missouri. The last that was heard Of
Quantrell was a message sent to Gen. Price
that be would soon hear Of the capture Of
another city. The nan has always been
looked upon as an outlaw, who had no inte-
rest but his own AZ heat, and selected his
party only through personal motives. We
hope that he will soon be captured.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

LICENSES To SELL WINE AND MALT
LloUORS.-The Petersburg Express says that
the publication Of an order in that city, an
nouncing that 4 limited number Of licenses
TO sell wines and malt liquors would be grant
ed, caused quite 4 number of applications to
be made at Headquarters. We presume
that a similar announcement will be made
here as soon as the military authorities are
satisfied that it can be done with propriety.
1t seems almost impossible to suppress the
sale of liquors. In a warm climate like this,
the moderate use of stimulants is regarded
as an indispensable necessity by some per-
sons, and spectators will not fail to take ad-
vantage of this craving by selling drinks
clandestinely at high prices, though they
we're threatened with the rack or gibbet if
detected in the traffic.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
BALTIMORE MARKETS, MAY 10.

BALTIMORE MARKETS, MAY 10.
COFFEE Transactions have been confined 10
| some zoo bags Rio. taken by the trade. at II
| cents gold for common at 90 IL cents tor good,
and at 25a23 10 cents for prime. Strictly choice
Is very scarce. and held firmly at "a cents.
| C0TT0N.-Transaction in this staple since
| our last review have been light and prices IN
| favor of buyers, Middlng closing at 49abo
| cents
FLOUR Since our last weekly report Balti:
more high graces have declined Gu Genus anu
| other descriptions fully 90 cents-the market IN
&C I've. but steady owing IN some heasure 10 Ile
very light receipts Of Howard street ana west
ern brands
GRAIN-At the Corn Exchange since our last
summary the offerings have been liberal, footihg
up % 900 bushels Wheat 10000 do. Corn ana
$4,000 do Oats. Prices have daily given way,
| the demand for all varieties being limited, ana
the market closed unsettled. Isl.b Et
FRUITS.--Most descriptions OF foreign have
| been ia good demand from store at the following
prices: Oranges, sl0ail; Lemons, So Layer
Rasins So 90; NJ. H., %, Prunes, 3Ua32 cents,
Bordeaux Almonds. 33a34 cents Princess s.,
Haas cent?; Currants, l8a2O cents Dates, 2la22
cents Figs 35a45 cents. according 10 quality
Filberts, 2la22 cents Walnnts, 10 cents; Palm
Nuts 81 cents; African Pea Nuts, s3a3 20.
FISH.-We have no improvement 10 note in
the demand for Eastern. Fish, and the tendency
of the market is to lower prices.
LEATHER.-1ransaetions IN all varieties have
been limited, but prices are without quotaDIe
i change, viz: City slaughtered 4SabO cents ior
| light and heavy; Spanish 4Oa5O cents; hougn
Skirting 35A33 cents, and country slaughtered 4o
a43 cents.
M0LASSES. In the absence OF sales we repeat
previous quotations, which are nominal VIZ
New clayed Cuba 40a45 cents; Muscovado DO on
a6O cents English Island 50l7O cents, Gnd Porto
Rico 50a75 cents.
POTATOES on.racts have been awarded
| by the Government for 5000 bushels at IOaIo
cents per bus. Maine Carriers have sold from the
wharf, in lots, at 81, and Peach Blows at sOa9o
| cents.
PROVI SONS and Lard have been in
| fair demand for jobbing, and prices show very
| little alteration. No inquiry for barrelled Meat
| or Bulk Me is and market heavy for both.
! RICE-Supply here very light AT New YORK
| sales of 800 bags of RangOon have been MADE
| at 4 IL cents, gold.
| SUGARS.-There has been no inquiry FIR re.
finlng descriptions, and rates close fully IL cent
| lower. Grocery grades are in very limited de-
\ mand but show less decline. Included in the
| sales were 100 hhds. good to very prime Porto
| Rico at - l.2al4 cents.
4 WHISKY.--Aiter the close of our last weekly
| review some small sales were reported ut 2.Ooa
| s2O7 for Western and s205 for Pennsylvania, but
| the market has since been inactive and very
4 heavy, Western being offered at 2.O2as2.O3 with
| out buyers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
REORGANIZATION OF TIRGLNLA.

AEVhuAA4LA44b@N UT 4AtuANA-is
The following are the Commissioners ap-
pointed by Governor PierpOnt to reOrganize
the following counties under the Restored
Government of Virginia, as provided by the
at of the Convention, passed 4th April,
1864:
FREDERICK CoUNTY.-George W. CHM,
Samuel r. Atwell, Joseph s. Jackson. Elec-
tion-25th May.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.-George II. Cress-
man, Daniel Thomas, George X. Gilmer.-
Election-25th May.
CLARK COUNTY.-Charles BOxwel, John
Bromley, John Beemer. ElectiOn-25th
May.
LOUDoUN CoUNTY.-Wm. +. Aercier, Geo.
Townsend, R. BirdSall. Election-lst June.
STAFFORD COUNTT.-J. b. Ficklin, John
II. Skinker, John K. McGregor. Election
LIST June.
Prince WILLIAM COUNTY.-John Berry,
W. Il. SmOOt, A. n. Hazen. Election-lst
June.
.FAUQUIER COUSTY.-W. Hume, Henry T.
Dixon, 7. n. Latham. Election-Sth June.
SHENANDOAH CoUSrY.-JOSeph s. Irwin,
Joseph Bauerman, Conrad Letchliter. Elec-
tion-Sth June.
A Washington telegram in the New York
Herald says:
Governor Pierpont has prepared, aud will
shortly issue, proclamation for an cleo
ton OF members of the Virginia Legislature
from localities not at present represented.
The suffrage will be confined to loyal citi-
zenS, and none will be allowed to participate
in the election whose loyalty is at all doubt
ful. In this course be will be sustained by
the government.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
R4IIR04b CONCENTRATIONS.


The railroad connections in Virginia,
North Carolina, aud South Carolina, are be
ing rapidly completed Opportunity Is now
afforded to travel Nor;hward by rail, direct
from MOrehcad City, North Carolina Uia
Newbern, Goldsboro, Raleigh, Greensboro,
and Charlotte, 10 BackstocS, station
on the line OF the South Carolina and'
Charlotte railroad, a short distance south Of
Chester. From City Point travellers can 60
direct 20 Greensboro by way Of Petersburg,
Burkesyille Junction and Danyille. The
Military authorities have expressed their
intention TO refrain as much as possible
from any interference or connection with
the running OF the roads. For the present the
line from Morehead CITY d Raleigh will be
under military control, for the reason that lis
use is requir, 20 supply the army in the inte-
rior ofNorth Carolina. From Raleigh TO Char
hottie the rad has 0een placed in possession
of the company, which has commenced run
ming its trains regularly, charging paSSen-
gers at ne rate Of five cents per mile
Trains also run regularly from Charlotte
southward 10 Backstock, beyond which
point the road is no. yet in running order,
having been destroyed by order Of General
Sherman whea his troops were in the neigh
borhood OF Columbia. The line from Dan
willie 10 Greensboro is in tie hands Of the
hands Of the Richmond and Danyille Railroad
Company, who are running the trains regu-
larly. This road was built by the Coincide
rate Government, with rails taken from un-
finished roads in the State Of North Caro-
lima. that State having refused to grant a
charter to build the road on private account,
since il interfered materially with the inter-
ests Of the. Sta:eswhich owns two-thirds OF
the North Csroli6a Railroad via Raleigh, and
cannot compete WITH this line, wlich is far
more desirable route. There is no doub;
lint that this road will be broken up as soon
as the State Government assumes control,
unless it goes into the ownership OF the State.
II is very desirable and important that this
road should be continued, and VIC hope some
steps Will be taken to prevent its removal.
GOV. BROW NOV AND JUDGE Ihi66.
A Nashville despatch says there is pros
meet of conflict between the Judicial and
Executive powers in Tennessee. Governor
Brownlow, as the special agent Of the Trea-
sury Department, acting under written or
ders from that Department, rented ont some
abandoned property belonging TO disloyal
persons who were in the Southern Coincide
racv. Judge Trigg, at preceding term Of
the court, ordered tenant Of the Treasury
Department 70 be dispOssessed OF a farm
which he had rented from Governor Brown
low, and the property to be restored to the
owner.
General Lincoln, on Governor BrOwnlOw's
appH cation, enforced the contract, and
Judge Trigg's order was disFegarded.
On Tuesday, Judge Trigg, at Knoxville,
delivered charge to the Grand Jury, in
which he directed them, in strong language,
TO indiet Governor BrOSnlOw tor satisiac-
tion in the premises. Judge Trigg Is IN
derstOOd to be hostile TO the COndseatiOn
law.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
BY J. L. BYERLY d CO., Auctioneers
No. l9 Main Street.

BY j. IL. BY EhL1 q w., AuctlOneerh
No. l9 Main Street.
Large assortment of
GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
NAILS, CLOTHING, &C.,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
ON MONDAY, the Odd instant, ut 10 o'clock,
" we will sell, at our store, large assortment
of Glass and Earthenwsre, KEROSENE Lamps, &C.,
embracing in part
Cups and Saucers
Plates Dishes, Bowls
Mugs Pitchers, Tea Pots
Chambers, Basins and Ewers, dc
Bar and Table Tumblers
Goblests, Wines, Dishes, Salts, &c
KEROSENE Lamps, assorted patterns
Shades, Lamp Wick, &c
% kegs Nails, assorted sizes
boxes AltTeyers Candles
ALSO,
400 assorted Summer Vests
The attention of the trade ia respectfully called
10 the above sale, embracing as il does a general
assortment of goods suitable to the retail de.
J. l.. BYERLY d CO.,
myl9-tds Auctioneers.
Will be added TO the above sale
100 dozen Palm, Honey, Almond nd Cas-
tile Soap
80 dozen assorted Scissors
IL dozen Rubber Dressing and Pocket
Combs
Shoe Laces, Hair Brushes
Fishing Lines, Indigo Blue
Paper Collars, Spool Cotton, &c.
ALSO,
| chest Carpenters Tools, embracing
every article needed bya first-class
carpenter.
my9O J. L. BYERLY & CO., Auc'rs.
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WANTS.
FOR SALE.
TWO HANDSOME BRICK 1--WE
NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY.
DANIELS a SHERWOOD.

DANIELS a SHERWOOD,
AUTHORIZED MILITARY AND NAVAL AGENTS,
~ Penn Avenue, cor. Of eth ST., and 2s Penn. Az
Opposite State Department.
WASHINGTON, J.. Z.
J. DANIELS II. L. SHERWOOD,
late CIpf L. g. &. Late Q. NJ u. y. 4.
We would inform all MILITARY OFFICERS, wheth-
or In or out Of the service, that have had large eX-
pefienee In the SETTLEMENT OF THE ACCOUNTS OF
bFFICERS with the Government, aud have perfect
knowledge OF what Is required and accepted In every
given case We procure Certificates Of Non-ndebted-
meas aud send them 10 Officers, that they may get
their pay ia their District when mustered out OF
The service collect their pay here for them, pre-
ferred In the latter the drafts Obtained IRON
The q s. Treasury, and made payable 10 the order Of
The Oneer there Is little No danger OF loss, We
settle all classes Of Army and Navy accounts collect
back pay, Bounty, Pension and Prize money, win
promia1ess and despatch
We also give special attention 10 the claims oil all
LOYAL citizens for property taken destroyed by the
army, collect or purchase Quartermasters vouchers
aud prosecute claims before the Court OF Claims. We
require no advance Fee and all Information given free
OF charge. our ordinary fee lor settling Officers Ac
counts Is s2j, payable upon the settlement VI t4e ae
count
REFERENCES. ---Hou. Alex. Ramsey, Senator from
Minnesota; Hon X. L. fenton, Governor OF n \ MAI
General Pope; Hon. Il. V. Whaley, NJ. e., West
Virginia mye2
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Day.


BY ELLISON & RICHARDS, Z
AUcTIONEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHT's,
Corner Of 9th and Main Streets.
Large and Attractive sale of
SeasOnable Clothing-Finc
Wool and Felt Htats-Fine
Teas-NIanufactu
Tobacco, &c.,
A r UCTI0N.
WE will sell, on TUESDAY; the ODD INST,
w commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at our
saesroom cernerof 9Th and Main Streets, the
following Goods:
IL chests Very Fine Uncolored japan csc
and other Teas
CLOTHING.
100 Fine Black Dress Coats
800 Black and Fancy Cashmere and Mel
Coats
1000 Linen Dusters
200 pairs Black Doeskin Pants
900 =" Fancy Cashmere Pants
800 Linen Duck Pants
800 . Cottonade Pants
900 Fancy Cashmere Vests
100 Black Silk and Farmer Satin Vests
600 doz White Linen Bosom Shirts
800 " Colored Linen Shirts
1000 4" Hickory Shirts
500 a." Fancy Flannel Shirts
900 d" Blue and Gray Flannel Shirts.
HATS.
100 doz Black and Drab Wool Hats
100 o Felt Hats, very
fine
30 -" Children's Caps
90 a" Infants Hats.
GROCERIES, TOBACCO, sc.
90 boxes Manufactured Tobacco
. cases Smoking Tobacco
bbls Vinegar
" Sorghum
1873 quarter.rcams Sand Paper
l Excellent Family Carriage
Sulke7
Large lot o: Groceries, Wooden Ware, Hard
ware, &C., expected to arrive in time for the
above sale. ELLISON d RICHARDS.
myl9-tds
40 dozen Sifters
Large assortment Of Tubs, Water.
Pals Brooms, Buckles DC.
50 reams Wrapping Paper
STATIONERY, HOSIERY, ETC.
$4,000 China, Barl and Porcelain Cards,
Nos. 81 i'd
10 reams .n Folio Post
Ladies AMI CT ildrens White and
Brow l0 @
Ladies' und Children's Gloves
Brown and Mixed Half Hose
Black and FGnc, Silk Scufs and Ties
Subscribers Fancy Articles. &c.
myoO-tds ELLlSON RICHARDS.
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Shipping News.
ALMANAC Foa RICHMOND THIS DAY, MAY y.
Sun rises .........454 Moon sets (morn). ait
Sun sets..........7!6 High Wster....... 2.O4
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 90 & 81, 1866.


PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 90 q 81, 1866.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgianna, Pearson, Norfolk, mer
chsndise and passengers. Il. G. Wescott.
Ste amer City Point, Talbot, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, 4. w. Shaw.
Steamer Red Jacket Adams, City Point, mali
and government passengers.
Steamer Wyoming. Coo ler, C ty Point, in tow
govern ent schooners
Steamer VIM Allison, Clifford, City Point in
tow government schocners.
Steamer Port Royal, -, City Point, in tow
government schoOners.
Steamer Wennesumet, -, City Point, gov
eminent stores.
Steamer Jefferson -. City Point, govern
ment stores.
Steamer Robert Morris, Shaw, City Point gov.
eminent officers.
Schr Mignonette, Talbot Baltimore, merchan.
dine, Il. Turner i Co.
sehr Only Son, Harrison, Baltimore, merchan.
disc q. McAlpin.
Schr Ripgold, Mitchell, City Point government
hay.
disc to order
schr L. P. Share Collins, City Point govern
ment hay.
schr e. L., Lowell, City Point, government hay.
schr W. r. Gem, Shoute, City Point govern
ment hay.
schr j. B. Clayton, Clayton, City Point, Rail.
road cars. .- ...-. ...-
Schr Liza Maui, Frambers City Point, Rail-
road cars.
Schr J. s. Weldon, Weaver, City Point gov
eminent coal and railroad cars.
Schr Edward slade. Drake, City Point.
Schr w. BoarimaH, Pellet, City Poiat, Rail.
road ears.
schr Mary A. Predmore, Smith, City Point,
Railroad cars. s-...
Propeller Leader. Callahan, City Point, gov.
eminent stores.
Propeller Putnam, Seymore Baltimore mer-
| chaudise, Adams Express Company.
SAILED.
| Steamer NJ Martin, Livingston, Norfolk, mer
| chandise and passengers, r. G. Wescott
| Steamer Dictator, bearing, Norfolk merchan.
l disc and passengers, A. w. Shaw.
| Steamer Red Jacket, Adams City Point, mail
| and government passengers.
Steamer Monitor, Morton, City Point, govern
| ment orders.
Steamer Eagle no. ~ Black, City Point gov
| eminent orders.
Steamer Curlew, PredmoIe, City Point, govern
ment orders.
Steamer Champion, Cloud, City Point, govern
ment orders. t..f
Steamer Robert Morris, Shaw, City Point, gov.
eminent officers.
Steamer Monohansett, Crowell, Washington,
government orders.
| Schr Isabella, Alberts, Norfolk light.
Schr Nellie, Brown, Norfolk, government ord
l nance stores.
Steamer Ellie Knight Graham, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, Christian Il Lea.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

A TvTRACTIVE OFFER TO CAPITAL.
n ISTS-The valuable Ballard
MOteI, in the City Of Richmond,
VA, and Fixtures attached there
10, for sale at AuctiOn.--At the request
of the owner, Mr.. John p. Ballard, we shall sell
nj public auction, ON the premises. on THURS
nay. the LIST June, 1865, at ~ o'clock NJ, the
truly valuable property known as the Ballard
Hotel. This property is so well and favorably
known throughout the United States that mi
mute description Of it is deemed unnecessarily
The Hotel was partially completed before, but
finished since the war, and was built after the
most approved architecture, the materials and
workmanship of the best order, the front being
of granite aud iron, and OF modern style, having
all the conveniences incident TO a first class
tablishmf mt and regarded the best arranged one
in the South.
as 10 painting and cleaning, which are now In
nrogress. so that by the day Of sale il can be
iesdy for occupancy. The Hotel contains III
rooms. is ak stories high with offices and stores
fronting on Franklin street. sketch of the lot
will be shown At the sale
THE Hotel until il was closed last year. enjoyed
n large and lucrative patronage; and when it
shall be II opened under the present favorable
ousnices. cannot fail 20 do a much larger and
more profitable business, for the reason, amongst
others. that the recent conhagration destroyed
quite number OF hotels.
To capitalists II presents great Inducements as
there are number of applicants to rent the pro-
perty; and to hotel keepers no better opportunity
10 make money can be offered. To those who
may be unscquainted with the property, it may
moi he amiss 10 say, that it cost originally more
than $3.50 900, when building was cheaper than
IL now Is.
After the sale of the HOTEL the Fixtures and a
norton of the furniture will be Sold consisting
Of % very large Mirrors, the Cornices, Chande.
liers, Clocks, Iron Safe, Counters and Desks,
Steam Boilers, Steam Engines, Steam Tables,
Washing Machines and many other articles too
numerous to mention, and possession at once
given, so that the house can be opened at an
early day.
Terms for the real estate-One-quarter cash.
balance at one, two and three years for bonds
hearing interest, the same payable half yearly,
secured by trust deed, or all cash, at the option
of the purchaser.
For the personal effects cash. The taxes Tor
1866 to be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDIN 4 APPERS0N,
myb did Bankers and Real Estate Agents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

ACCIDENT TO Elk SPEAKER BocOcE.-EE-SPeak-
er Bocock, of the Confederate House Of Repre-
sentatives, who is At present stopping at Apo
mat,ox Court House, met with An accident one
dsy last week, which might have been more seri-
ous. He was handling pistol when the weapon
exploded, sending ball through his foot. A
surgeon was called in who rendered his profess
sioh.l services. At last accounts Mr. BocOck
was improving but his wound viii eonhne him
10 his home for some weeks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

VISIT PosTPONED.-The members Of the
City Council Of Baltimore have for the pres
ent postponed their contemplated excursion
to Richmond, Petersburg and other cities
South.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
By Z. B. COOK, Auctioneer,
IN Main Gtraat

BY Z. B. COOK, Auctoneer,
20 Main Street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, NOS,
III CHINA SETS &c. for tale at auction -
On WEDNESDAY, tho oath instant, at 10 O'Clock,
will sell at my store an excellent assortment OF
Furniture, &c, comprising
Mahogany and Cottage Be lsteads
Marbe.top and other Bureaus and Wash
stands
Parlor. Cane and Windsor Chairs
Dinner, Toilet and Card Tables
A very superior Piano, Rosewood case
A very superior Piano. Mahogany case,
Stool and Cover
One splendid French China Desert Set,
beautifully ornamented
Two very handsome French China Tea
Sets Gold Band
Excellent Feather Beds, Mattresses. &c.
T.. b. COOK,
ma2-tds AuctioneeT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
AUCTION Substitutes Day

BY ROGERS, ADAMS & CO., Auctioneers,
No. l6, Fifteenth Street.
WE will offer at auction on WEDNESDAY
w next, the 9th instant, commencing at ~
o'clock:
Groceries,
Letter and Note Paper,
Cigars
Canned Meats, Oysters and Vegetables,
Ginger and Tea Cakes,
Candles and Soap.
With variety Of particulars in special on
morning of sale.
Parties having goods TO consign Will please
send them in on tuesday morning.
ROGERS, ADAMS co.
7. W. KEKsEE, Salesman. my22-tds.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
ITO THE ARMIES ADJACENT TO RICHMOND
.-.-n r.r.-.-... -. ~ ~ IN :. ..r-.rIALnAn

FTNO TIE ARMIES ADJACENI 10 RICHhUND
i WHO DESIRE To READ The RICHMOND
WHIG.-lf a Regiment, Brigade or Division will
appoint one man from each command TO call
for the papers required in thei, camp daily they
SHALL HAVE them at the carriers price namely
500 per one hundred copies, and can have them
by or s O'Clock every morning.
AAMY AGENTS, or any other persons desiring
the paper Tor sale az any point are Informed that
there Is no EXCLUSIVE PKIvGLEGE GIVEN ANY
PERSON, as reports have il. We desire to circu-
late the paper freely ard everywhere, and VIII
use every effort to have it sent tar and near.
WING OFFICE.