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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-09
1894. t,oa FALL f. WINTER. 1865.
MINNESOTA STAGE Comply

sv,nr,taa 7~seP PASSENGER LINE. -,
- LIME roads are veil stocked with hrstcass Horses
and covered Coaches, with careful and experen-
m :.ed drivers. = = f..;,r.,.,} s.v,,+
# Schedule Of Dkpartures from ST. Cloud. 4
For st. Paul side Of river daily, at MS
Fort Ripley and Grow Wing Tuesdays, Thursday
and Saturdays, At 8 4. M f'P%'>'' 20 -.
~. Z Richmond Sank Center 7Aicxandrfa, Pomme ds
'.errs and Fort Abercropbie Tuesdays and sat"r-
days, at Ga. m, tr.I-..r o,.-
special messenger on every route and passengers
GO rely every attention conducive to their comfort
~ For further particulars enquire at their office
IT the Central House. - '-< Won't
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-09
PREVENTATIVE

PREV.ENTATIvE
1t has proved great blessing ond saved
many valuable life in those miasmatic
localities where they would have fallen
victims to BILIOUS DISEASES
The chIk wiU not return II these
Drops are taken.
(. :, Z THE
ARMY AGUE DROPS, T..
:: QUICKLY r DRIVES AWAY
Lang tlo1' and Weakness
Restores the System
To its natural bouyoncy and animation In
rigorating the body and clearing out
EVERY VEsTyGE OF DISEASE
produced by loathsomc n,iasm.
Be Wise in Time!
b6" No person rcsd;nu IN +Fcrrr and
Igue District should be mithout bottle of tie
ARMY .AGUE DROPS,
And it is strongly recommended to persons
travelling through places charged with mi
asma.
We respectfully call attention to our tes-
til. onials. Many of our letters attest that
hundreds Of lives have been saved in the
Army by it's use. Indeed. so we'll are its
curative qualities appreciated IN the army
that the most successful Surgeons in the
field and hospital use it almost exclusively
in the diseases for whicE we claim its inf:,l-
hbility. The best physicians always seize
the best means o effect cure, hence the
universally Of the .
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-09

ROVER & BAKEE'S i
lT HIGHEST PREMIUM
WING M ACH I NE S
viii do greater variety Of work, and with
greater rapidity and have taken more pre-
,niums than any Other Macbire in use.
3. +. GEE, Agent,
ty7n25 No. 242 Third street, St. Paul.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-09
| RAIL '.ROAD LANDS !!

RAIL FkOAD LANDS!
First Division, st. Paul and
=. Pacific r. r. Co. al.
IL, | /
This company now offers for sale
LAMBS granted hy Congress to aid in til
construction OF its branch line from St.
Paul to Watab.
These lands are in the
Valley Of the Upper Mississippi, >
on both sides Of the river, and embrace a
great variety Of
TIMBER, PRAIRIE AND HAY.
The Road IS now in course Of actual con-
struc.ion, and will be - !. =, B.. T..
Finished to 81. Cloud
before the LIST day 81 January, 1865. -.
The Lands are
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
until sold md conveyed by the Company
They are offered in. tracts Of -,
40, 80, OR 100 ACRES AND UPWARDS
and will bc;sold to
-g%EgrE>
ACTUAL SETTLERS
upon advantageous terms.
Terms, cash; the bonds Of the Company
ut par, or to those who desire it, ~
Long Credit and
LOW RATES OF INTEREST.
All persons trespassing upon these land
will be prosecuted under the recent Act q
the Legislature.
For information as to lands in the Coun.
ties OF
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-09
M e A r M A r K EFT.
.An@E1 + aac----; 5@1!<
JOsEPH HOWARD, Proprietor.

All kinds Of meat-bee:, pork, chickens
turkeys, sausage, pudding, smok ed tons que,
&c.. kept constantly on hand and for sale
at. the lowest rates. :! All persons wishing
meat are requested to; call. Opposite the
Fletcher, House. r>.-..x,s.,.,~.. 49,. noy29-1v
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-09

TRAINS LEAVE AS FOILOWt
FAST MAIL-Leaves Pittsburgh ats 90 a. arriving
ut Altoona for breakfast at SO NJ, reaching Har-
risburg Mt los n, and Philadelphia at $50 p IN.
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave Har-
risburg at 20 and arrive in Baltimore $40 pm.
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train leave Phil
adclphia ut GAS p. ", and arrive in New York at
1000 P. N. '0-.
THROUGH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at all sta.
tions-Leaves Pittsburg at 600 H.. arrives at Al
toona for dinner at 1925 a. NJ, reaches Harrisburg
at $40 P. NJ, and Philadelphia at Ills Pm.
THROUGH EXPRESS-Lcavcs Pittsburg at 4:35 pm.
arrives at Altoona for supper at 40 N. reaches
harrisburg mt 23O am. and Philadelphia at 20 m.
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by th!s train leave liar.
risburg at ESQ and arrive in Baltimore at a m
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train leave Phil
adclpla at s a. m and arrive in New York ut 100 IN
FAST LINE-Lcavcs Pittsburg at s.45 p m, arrives
at Altoona ut LIS ILL.,, reaches Harrisburg at 55-
am, and Lancaster for breakfast at .25 q. m. al
irving in Philadelphia at 1895 al
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leavs
Harrisburg at 100 and arrive in Baltimore at
11.50 u. IN.
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train have
choice Of routes. A sleeping runs through from
Pittsburg to New York, without change, via Harris.
burg and Allentown, arriving in New York ut Las
p. Ill. BY way of Philadelphia, passengers reach
New York at 2.45 pm.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-09
!]4R. @. sTRONG's

I ~. R. @. sTRoSG's ."4
CARPET. HAIL..
$780,. 225 Third street, st. Paul.
T\EALER in Carpets. Oil Cloths: Mat
tings, Curtain Materials and Trim
mings, Upholstering and Furnishing Goods.
Window Shades, Wall Paper, Mattresses,
Feathers. &c. v6n4O-1y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-09
s@s's;.f - ~@ao1 1854 ssas| =
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL R. R,
RUNNING FROM *1sa
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH
$50 Miles Of Double Track.
Ill ;. hs>.5.t2t1<y -. #..ss.s s.:5a.-5tt 80
"a - ~-.:-~~zs~z s
$50 1fE,s zl7zEl E d "a 5Rssssii,
zaH-YSNZaiE4EIl5 I{2f w W

IRON all portions Of the West.
Northwest and Southwest, this line aid its con-
ncctions form either the shortestor the best route to
philadelphia New York, boston, Baltimore and wash
ington The traveller may with confidence rely upon
every appliance for comfort that can he procured
New and elegant passenger cars, for day and night
service have recently been added to tho equipment
Of tho Pennsylvania Central Railroad. r..
~ FOUR DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
PITTSBURG to PHILADELPH.
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRA-:| .
- }zi sS&.t - PROM ~ ~ - =, 49,
PITTSBURG to NEW YCRY.
THREE DAILY tt ROUGH TRA:f
PlTTsBURG to BALT1r ORE
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-09

. Tickets for sale to Boston by Boat or Rail
Boats Tickets good on any Of the sound Lines.
Fare to all points as low as any Route
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-09


,>:E THE TRI-wEEKLY.: PIONEER.
Is Issued every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, and will be found a very conven-
lent issue in'localities which have no daily
mail. 1t contains all the matter exclusive
Of advertlsements) that appears in the Dali
ly edition. ~
- hna rlHE WEEKLY, PIONEER:
IL the first .newspapcr4issuedi in Minnesota,
1S49. 1t contains all the news matter Of
the Daily and. ~lri=weckly editions, and is
the largest newspaper printed in the
State. Ne shall endeavor, a. in the past,
to make it, empha tically q. Family Paper,
and a welcome visitor to every household.
1t will contain in addition to the news of
the day, the best selected and original tales,
poetry, reviews, and other. excellent litera-s
ry matter. 1t is in every respect q popu-
lar newspaper, and the cheapest es well as.
the hest in the State. gv
rnt @a aEx1kAII >iJT ARAcorr1sta OF rnr
"a f,fsn s:oE< PIONEER. syaa2 J. ~
~ The several editions will present full,
faithful and reliable eppitome Of the latest
current news, received through onr, regular
telcgraphic reports, correspondence, So
Especial l.ains will be bestowed upon Com.
mercial and Market Reports, up to the md
ment we 60 to press. TO this will be add
ed alvely interest in local matters; and in
everything calculated to 'promotesthe s,ate-
rial prosperity of our peorle. Tho general
army news will be- published promptly
faithfully and fully, and especial attention
will be- directed to intelligence relating TO-
Minnesota troops in the field, giving the la-S
test, most authentic md detsiled informa-r'
ton rs to their locality and the conduct Of
officers and soldiers. 5:m sEo;t;w 10 III. ~
.PlONEERaPR1NTlNG COMPANY.
: = ,.4" = L St. Paul, Minnesota.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-03
THE CITY.


MAYoR's COURT Everybody was, more or less, in
torpid condition at tue Mayors Court this morn
Ing. Bcnumbod offenders were brought before the
bar of justice by congeslcd officers of the law, and
listened to the indictments, charging them with their
petty offences, with frozen stare. BY happy ad
mimi,ration of justice, however, his Honor assured
some of the recisants future; comfortable warming
as will he gathered from the report below
VIM Rockingham was up on the charge of being
drunk and disorderly threatening to beat his wife,
and using abusive Language to Officer Carter, who ar
rested him. lie was disposed Of by being placed un
Cfef $500 security TO keep the peace.
Dick, slave of Jane I)Onley, Harry, slave of Vim.
Furkron, John, slave of Jno GoOde, and Tom, slave
Of James Mcintyre, for stealing and killing hog,
the property of some person unknown, were ordered
80 lashes piece, -
Jacob Keck was charged with being drunk and
disorderly in the Second Market, Jacob was fined
1928 for his unlawful indulgence
Catherine slave of Miss Ann Fox, Fanny, slave
of Henry Wyatt and Emma, slave OF Kitty Var
rineton, charged with rotous and disordcrly con
duct in the street, we're ordered 10 lashcs piece.
The continued case OF C. W. Rex, charged witt
being in unlawful possession Of several hundred
mounds of satpctre taken by him from the c. S
Laboratory, and sold by him to Power MePhail
druggists, was given hearing by the Mayor Rex
was put under bail of 81 900 to appear before the
Hastings Court next Monday, to answer to the charge
| OF grand larceny. |
James Brown was charged with buying fowl in the
First Market to sell again He was fined $50, and
/; the birds were SOpfscstsd,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-03

From yesterdays E.-a'ay Edition.


The blast, ct winter are harl,ng around u, and
she uuprovided poor are .b. ug Tor want OF fuel
All that has been written a. urged with regard to
the state providing fue poor on the basis
upon which the city hs, r led food, proves futile
and useless. Some effort ", huk was made TO plo-
vide wood. about month siuge, at s35 half cord,
delivered ON the basin, which vas only 81 cheaper
than tie same ertice could have bseu provided from
the dealers Who were then selling oak AT 800 deliver
ell. Since oak has gone up 10 500 per cord we;are
uSt aware that the agent who uujert,oS to procure
wood fer the citizens nrgctual need has done any
thir. mi tbct way With regard to coal, 1t is impos?
soe Tor the dealers 10 deliver it, they lack the
force 70 work in the pits, ondts demand still Keeps
abeol Of the supply
Inc system OF individual agency is an exploded.
Siya so i5r as the coasumer is left 10 struggle.
against the monopohst without the support and
courtTnarce of she state II we are to organize a
competition vith monopolists and ENtort'ouers the
system VIII never work so lolS as 1t 3 Lett in The
hands cf.ni.viduals IL IS Il suhIect6or State legi
l.ton. and sic agents sent through the country TO
Sc ,ur, provisions and articles indispensable % the
ciasumcr Uu,t be State officers, having tull power
L, u,c the necessary means Of transPouation, by
which aIouc they can compete successfully whh the
raaoVrh,t
Tine Leg. stature +, about 20 assemble and as tie
iie. Of or-uy,,i competition originated with oie Of
as leading members II is TO he hopeS that less time
YaI he rittyrcd away Ia useless ehsterng over the
members paw and more oft devoted TO that class OF
LEGISLATION which VIII aim at the welfare ofthc pco-
pie and minister 20 tine necessities of the poor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-03
TELEGRAPHIC.
FROM PETERSBURG.

MILITARY MOVEMENTS. mPRACTICABIE-
YANKEE PICKET POST SURPRISED-THE
SOLDIERS DINNER. ETC.
PErfRBuRo, Jan. l.-NOthing has occurred to in
terrupt the quiet on these lines for some days past
The roads are iir very bad condition and military
movements impraCtcablc.
A Yankee picket post was surprised in front of
Wilcoxs division yesterday and forty prisoners cap
turcd.
The soldiers of this army are looking forward with
much interest to the New Years Dinner, rendered
Ply the people, and evidently much pleased at the
movement,
Their appeI!tes sharpencd by the reports Of
good things in stdfc for them;
The citizens of Petersburg subscribed between
thirty-f andorty thousand dollars for the object.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-03

PROVOST MARsHAL'S OFFICE RICHMOND, ec'r
i - lS6i.-NEGR0ES afeuot allowed to pass the IN
tqrmcdiatc line Of fortdcatons without passpor rom
this olsee No passport viii be given a. slave except on
the written order or the owner and if the Eend-wrti o
The owner be not well known at the oce attesejgo-
pcrIv the owner must anply for the passport in erson
This precauton rendered necessary by the Frequent qp-
sasancc at the office of forged orders and VIII e strictly
ppbsa--ad ISAAC Ii. ChRRlNGTON,
de Palm froVoSt N"ieh"''
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-03

AUCTION SALE OF STOCKs.-DAvEN.
IA PORT CO. will offer at auction FRIDAY Jan'y
6h at the Old Dominion Insurance Co.. corner 18Th and
Cary streets the following stocks, at ~ o'clock NJ
$4,000 non.taxableI6W NJ. loan, coupons on.
10000 do. Jan'y, coupons OF.
$1,000 Confederate bonds, from IS to 81.
10000 Z. 80 notes.
500 Cotton bonds
10000 10 NJ. Reg'd and coupon bonds.
81 shares Bank of the Commonwealth.
81 do. do. Richmond
40 do, do. Virginia.
80 Do. IHlual Railroad
10 do. Cotton and Wool Card Co.
Persons desiring 10 add stocks tthe above sale will
please hand-them in the day previous Ja2-tdI
ALSO,
1900 VI, State Stock, long date
1909 Sterling Bills.
zoe do do
800 Dollars in GoLD.S
il2 DAVENPORT CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-03

NrOTESE.-TO par.5es holding claims
~ against the Government Tor work done materials
Railroad rendered necessary by the raid Of the enemy in
June last val. be paid pres cation Of such claims
the undersigned panyile Va os and after tie Goth
Paymoa,s can made only to the parties poison or
10 those who CONC provided with duplicate powers OF at
torney properly Witnessed N. T. ID. MYERS, =
ts'a Major Of Engineers,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-03

SUBSCRIBE, whose papers marked with a Cross gill
understand that then term Of subscription is about to ex'
pre and win remit prohpy they wish their papers con-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-03

TERMS Daily, year, $50; six months, $50 three
months so For less period. 81 per month
sllsrwuXtY, year 80, six months, s25. No sub
scripton- received Tor less than sly months.
.Lemlttaace- a, ri-k Of subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-03

Al the ci0ae ~ ths' court, his Honor ckIied tho
officers In the court before him and addressed them
upon subject to which, he said he desired TO call
their attention. Complaints had been made TO him.
hc said, oftbe gathering Of negroes AZ the auctions
in the city and, as such gatherings ia contra
ven,ion to law, it his desire and intention to
have them put down. He had been informed of
eases, during those auctions, in which grossly i'm
proper language had been used by negroes in the
pre- ence of, and even TO- white women; and the Off
GERS mast see it that such things should occur no
more.
The Mayor then said that the gathering Of more
than five negroes without the proper permission, was
violation of the State Law and the city ordnante,
and that fine auctioneer who sells to slave without
the written permission of his MASTER is liable to
fine directing in contravention to State law which
forbidS suchsales.
The Mayor concluded, by directing the officers to
watch the auctions, and to report all cases of viola
tions of city and State laws to him. lie the
sponsiblc party in such matters and the officers must
do their duty without fear or favor.
TaE GAs.-There is very general and just com
plant the quality Of tvs gas dispensed to con-
sumers 1t. smells worse than Yorick's skull, and
difIuses light at times which only surpasses the IL
Illuminating power of tallOw candle. We have no
doubt that the Superintendent of the Gas Works is
aware OF this grievance, and is anxious anybody
that it should be remedied, and that the streets
shoulf be lighted and the flow Of gas, it is,
should be continuous. Things Amt as they used
to be and no man can overcome insupcrabc diff
cultes hut we hope that e will stir up, AND keep
stirring up, every person in any way, under
contracts, engagements otherwise, facilitate his
efforts to give citizens good gas and plenty OF it,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-03
Treasury DEPAErNETS $. Al
Richmond, AugustS, lspi
SE HNDE u a g. ID

2 =
Richmond, Augusta 1871.
IERTIEEClTES SbE BNDE u A 8, ID
Y y MSS FEAklNG SIX PER CENT. PR AANJM
INTEREST And FREE EROMTAXAGlON.-Byt the l4ih
section OF the reduce the currency approved Feb
H. i the Secretary OF the Treasury j. authorized to is-
tie above certificates payable two years after the at
fGat0R Of treaty Of peace with the United State Hey
cannot be sold hut only BE- issued 10 such CREDITORS
Of the Goyernniensas are willing receive the TO-
pavmcnLo their demands They must also he given 81
par though fee from Xston The attention Of purcha-
sing age.s ana discussing oi;eisof the Goyerhmentlis
called to th- class Of public securities offering peculiar
advantages 10 those from whom the supplies OF the Gov
eminent are b0ught and 10 facilitate the Of tlei.
ete k- dtiwnby ID ~ in officers upon The debosifs
holding these fund.- aud marked across the face payable
certificates n Indebtedness, will he paid IN conformity
Herewith.
Repositories hereby ant soTzed and required to
ply with ths regulation. and TO make application 10 ;be
Ike gister for supplies Of certificates required.
(SignedJ g.. \. LRENHOLN.
o aul2-tf Secretary Of The Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-03
GALE OF. VlTVlRLE LAND AVD

- NEGROEe.-On TUESDAY, the l1th day Of January
1860 we will sell upon ,he PREMISES for division certain
Tract OF Land situated in DAVE comfy, y - Two ana
hsIf miles from Mocisvie aud lying upon Pear Creek.
Ii l. the same tract purchased by nom y NJ. Boe II
contains 554 acre-ab0ut $50 cleared the balance well
timbered In the cleared land there is about 1870 aces Of
first quality low grounds.
The improvements consist of a Dwelling II5asc Over
seer'- House four Tobacco Barns and all necessary Out
Houses The land is we'll adapted 10 the growtgof gram
and tobacco.
Sixty Bushels of Wheat have been seeded, which will 60
with the land
On the same day. will sell fifteen valuable AEGROI~
Also the STOCK Iemljnug on the place
Sale pOsitive-terngs cash.
dc 3l-eOdt' l. J.. X II. !. IANlER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-03
-170 TTI; CREDITORs OF JAMES IL.

i TURNER decd OF GoOchIand county, Na.-Ha'h3
administered on tl estate of James H. Turner deceased
bis creditors are earnestly requested 70 present Their CLAIMS,
ronerlv authorized for settlement ne am very deslous
to clsse.the administration.
Aa,Ie.s me at ColumBia Fluvanna county. Va.
doSe .rlv -. "A NJ HAMILTON, Adm'T
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-03
AEcTKoS sAxEs-EUrgnn DAYs.
VERY YArrrAt,IE nnrCM TENE.

v MENT on South side Of Grace street, third honsa
ebove.st Paus Church, at auction.On THURSDAY 5ih
January, at ~ O'Clock ~. we will sell, upon the premises
the most eastern of the succeed teneens situated rs
above stated II has eleven looms, Gncuding basement
has bath room arranged for hot and cold water gas and
water all in good order a. 1t is unoccuped, imne
diate possession will be given
This Offers fine opportunity fUr investment or to
cure "a comfortable family residence Q
Terms at sale Purchaser to pay taxes for 1866.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
iaS-t1 .,,,;..,oo.,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-03
dec 24-% " 4S@pE -is''s p. T. WOODWARD CLERK.
CARMER'S RANH on VIRGINIA. Tile

i General Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Farmers
bank OF Virginia will be held 1T their Banking House, IN
the city OF Richmond Oh WEDNESDAY, the lltI -ay OF
January, 1896
The law provides that Officer Of a Bank shall here
after vote proxy of Stakeholder in any election Di
which shall have been executed sixty days before tie
Of election. j. a. GDDISN,
dey-3t9'yt1 - Cashier
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-03
Ay.eTsos sAy.Ea-Tass sAs.


an NEGROES AT AUCTION.
~ will sell at auction, This Morning,
TWENTY LIKELY NEGR0E&
ja2 &. ". DAVIS 4 co. Odd. Fdliows- Hall.
-, -
VIRGINIA, 80 WYE sat rules held in tia
Y Clerks 0hce of the County Court OF Mddesex, on
Monday the 9TH day Of December 1854. -
John Bcazley, George Beazley, Douglass Withers and
Henrietta his wife, who Henrietta Beazley Alfp d
4 Muse and Betty his wife, who wac betty Bcazieys
Willintna Beazley and Mary Beazley, Plaintihs,
against
Lucy b. BeazIev Philemon Skinner and Malvna his wfrs
WHO was Mayla Beazey, Reuben +. Lewis Al d.
Laura his wife who Laura Beszley, EdwsfI
Beazey, Joseph Beazley "a minor under q years Of
age) and YIN. A. Daniel, Sheriff. and a. such, COM
miee OF Tie estate Of JOHN !. Beazey, deceased
Defendants.
II CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit j. 70 obtain decree for the d.
vision Of the estate of John H. Beazey deceased uuder
his sill and it appearing by affidavit that tie deendants
Philemon skinner and wife and Reuben F. Lewis and
wife, nonesideIs of this Commonwealth tHe mo-
ton Of Jhe plaintiffs by their attorney II = ordeed that
the sld defendants do appear here within one month after
due publication this notice. and do what il necessary 10
protect their interest," aud that this notice be published
once week for fouweeks in the Richmond SENT Weely
Wing.
4 ID A T. IA fIarl~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-03
II. N. PAYNE co.


GtOMMISSION. MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN I'M.
I PORTED WINES, LIQUORS &c, No. I33 Broad st,
D. Pure old rye whisky
De malt do Scotch
Do Irish do
Do French brlndy
Do apple do
Do Tom gin
Champage wine
ClaTet do
Domestic do
Blackberry do
Edinburgh ge lJeTreys)
Grape vinegar
= Tomato catsup
English msstard.
Pickles -.
Sardines
Toilet soaps
- Tooth brshes
Combs
SCISSORS
Penknves
Pencils
Paper
Envelopes &c.
Briar root pipes
Tobacco pouches frubbeD
Masons hacking
Backing bri-ies
Horse do del3-diTr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-03
FROH THE UNITED
STATES.

.re ga,her the following additional Intelligence
from or United States files.
y.r.,. O. tI-s OF -THE SURRENDER OF SAVANNAH
A correspondent thus details tie CIRCUMSTANCES
connected With tie entrance Of sherman into Sa-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-03
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
.. Rtcu,fdSD. Va. Nov. %. 1854.

L y RIcn%dSD, va Nov. % 1851
NOTICE is hereby given 10 holders and owners OF Cet
~ acates of Stock and Coupon Bonds issued under the
of AuRutI ~ 1861 redeemabe after the t day OF Jan
uay 1860 60 present the same for payment on the "a DAY
of January next at any me thereafter 70 the leaSu
crC " one of the Assistant TIeasuers {. S. or Gay
Denostary of the c. g. funds having been placed in the
hands OF said agents for the purpose OF redeemng sneh
slock and coupon bonds NO interest will be allowed on
seth stork and coupon bonds after January |, le6o
;. G. A. TRENHOLM :
de 7--eo2m I secretary OF treasury