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RIrusyNU. oct. ~ lrt4
NT0I-TsAEliT.si s,s-Soo. 0oa. 90
~ LJAN-5AIE CoHTiNULp.- Numerous apDE,
tions having been maze Tor bonds the established pr
Oi 35 lat rest dndrr circumstances thai eHtiac the
20 favorable consideration has hcc determined to cd
time the s. Il the abose price until further notice.
Agents Tor the sae Of tlese bonds usEucted to ~
In accordance With this order aud the attention cf dhur
Ing officers OF 10 Government is particularly Gated TO
g. 4. TRENHOLM,
Ocl3-n Secretary NJ Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-02

DROYOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE RICHMOND, Deer
L ~ lSa.--NEGROES are not allowed to pass the in.
termedatc line of Notifications without passport from
this Office. No passport will be given slave, except on
tie written order Of the owner and il the hand writing
to owner be not well known at the Office, or gescd pro.
pcTy the owner must apply for the passport in person
This pccauon rendered necessary by the frcuueut au-
pcarancc at the Office OF forged orders and will be- sttcty
observed ISAAC II. CARRINGTON,
dc 2i-lm Provost Marslal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-02

lpIS0 REWARD RANAwAY, ON MONDAY. l7ru
Nov instant negro boy named jim. He's abort
feet ur inches izh. II yetrs Old. very Dr.r sighted,
and black, with 4 the left check under .r 'yr he
has been IN this city every day The above reward
will hc paid for his delivery At the New h,cHDHd Ghca
TIE, corner ia and Broad. o,2i-tf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-02
NOTECE.-ro pnrtie. hoId.ng .in..n.

~ against tie Government for work done matcrial5 or
labor furnished Cor repairs OF Richmond and Dauyil!e
Railroad rendered necessary by the raid of th" enemy N
June last viii he paid presentation Of such CLAIMS -
the Undersigned, at Danye Va, on; and al the 2ut,
instant.
Payments can be made only to theparties in orson OF
those who PROV ci with la hicute 20 rs Of 81.
tOncy properly witnessed. n. T. J.. 4 EGa, -
del9 MGjOr Of EEgir,c,.'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-02
nos ID. EErKEsENTATlYLS.

Tie House meta IaOclsvG 4lA WAS opened with
praycr by Key. Dr. Manager Q.
Ma CLDpTtN Gi Ala offered = rus. luton that
the Committee uu Qusrtcrmrs.cr aud Cpmmi,sary
Departments inquire into the e2icLicncy o. allowing
bonded asricultrists to exchange tLer surp4, pro-
ducc iur articles niece suy To- the support OF their
families. Adopted
Mr. SIEWAAhE % Ga, offered resolution
that tIv Committee vu QuaIterm4Ntcr ana Commits
sary departments inquire Iu'v thc prop1cty "i re-
mjttug the uyot taA tp be I4a ~ bonded Jgricul-
tursts when ,hr animals have a,ru captured by Inc
cuciuy. Adop,yi
Ar ~. h. SMITH, OF Ga, ujyojNcc3 hi.l tn c4-
tlbish certain Vst THut' Boo tht state o.. V,0l ga.
Referred.
AI,1a resolution i..a Oh, Military CanG.D..co Cy-
quirc into the e4peii'ncy of pr"Ulns ~ law or un'
establishment u PvS' e'"iI'n' I' 1". '',.'' s.I''
D" Sl''' t'"Ns' sH"S. ''" o''.l'
hlti't! .'ur, ,.l' %, iI 'l'N'g'"'..'
NJ ~ mr., '' ny. '>t, " '' ''''"''' '."'N 90
absence l9r =, ~. lE'L re y 'l T.;
MI. h"NlNN - 'i I."' t'', -.'',' Wa !" 1''l'
ire" ' u-I'H 'lu,!'S "'"'' 80 '''V "'' "' V S''-
dlef.. htItrIrb'
Ais"a b'l 6" ''houi N'r rr' OF hr I'th fthrIay'
>h@ creating Tue ounce OF ''i's' J" 'Ne army oil Io
Cont 'ra'' State q" t d" SA'IHa ,4' once 70 me
cavalry ~ Wei q, 'H' infant ,. h@it'tt1'
A'''' "f's'l!i'N '"!i' on '!E Ics"'H' ''I iuoI
nation concerning III, -l"!u. ~ r,~. NY hV''s % mo
L'N +.'It s'h ' inc 44ss A'"'''i!' 4'SIS' '-' NJ
Adopted:
a.. III Flsai " Ia, introduced bul to-proTia0
l"F mo appointment ~ - 4II4s4"'i 'S'iA Ia ''e I'u-
rcSu ot FiDny Printing ht"'rea'
AEo' ul ia I''-.N" :" lAf1esS'' ny u oeI'S'''
eSs, "t'N'N ~ F!VI''t! .''iN go - 80,
A'''' Ie'''lNu liza ''1 CoHn'it' % guar eI
master alG NumhSS-I! departments inquire Nhv'AeI
rdtions have been or ue ucns nov issued 10 any Of
tle female CLERKS No" "a INC tuploy m,m OF the Gov
crnmtnt, and u so, 10y whose authority aAd by whom
/ tie same were issued. Adopted
Also, joint resolutions calling Tor information cou-
| corning the assumption 81 authority by Gen. Kirby
| smith over the BdIcau ana othtf branches oil the
treasury III 'hT !.l' ! S NNIlyg" c.,.,,.,,
| Also resolution th't ihe judiciary committee
INQUIRE any report upon fie - iv,Oi''i ".
ny ~" ~. - -. "iuI' ~. P'"i's! -"
H'u', u'S''"!Vu vi 'S~VH ~" "S ,' ga N'''N'' "N''''
/ oL u''o'eo VI u'''"'! WIZ A"'P''"
| Dir. DCPl(E said that these two last resolutions
were only part Of series of resolutions which uC
intended to present in relation 10 the affairs OF the
| Mississippi Department. That department wa
organized in january, 1853, but the prcseut com
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-02

Richmond. Drcemler 5J,a 1865
MO CFs'gGE;Ek. AgsEsSE' FSgL -
Y CO d" iti1 Company shall purchase r-<1. N
"tAt 40. Je Interested di5cty indirectly. the ~
titaS Of aHy wood within live milc, ID ~ o. pi Al
roal {" be- rrsJd thervOa or IN Z IS cit, AMI ch nd
ist sIai la dec med 10 be lps t unless tl-.t,t1H
'IjTH - Che President OF the uyaI, g. DE- 1y Tor q
;"u,eqgL"u Of the oicr, agent ePioyro 'tIrii.il
o. any 300 II whom yoiat.lg VI eyuIng ta.s -c,u.a
VII Jc immediately dismissed from tie sew c. I'll
company.
Any o''crr, agent "r employee Of tai, cohr'Jy soit
r. ,ls 49,, wool t"r otig- and -iur, sh:
receive t,ritiui upy iXet 4In per con 10 rc ira,
proved by TIC President 81 bis cOf.pAny.
BY ou!.. 81 the Directory.
r. v DANIEL, JR President,
AM Information % any violation evasion Of The fol
going regulation " IL he thankfully received by
T.. Y. DANiFi, JH.,
dc3l President r. +. " T.. T.. r. Go.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-02
af.GeO FfllvYARR.
] AR4E saLM oF snAvMa.

I EEess3 SAILS coz sEAysla.-As Hxecu
tors y the last will and testament OF Dsniel Day ds
ceased ana in pursuance OF eee Of the Circuit Cour
Of Arahest COUNTY pronounced the 18th day OF IA
gust 1867 the undersigned WILL on tie 4th day OF eary
iS5 before The market house in the city Of Lyuchbr
expose Co sae b. way OF public auction about FIFTY
SLAVES belonging to Tie estate OF the said decedeul
consisting of Mon women. boys and girls The terms
sale Vii he made Known 40 The tine and place OF sale
- EOBERp e. MARTIN,
ShHUEL II. TURNER,
LEVISS. CAMPBELL
Do.S-assi Exeeuors Of DAEIEtDAY, doceased
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-02

VNTANTEED.-THE SUBSCRlBEER WISHES TO
w engage Tor the year 1865 the Of good puc-
tical TANNER. One who come well recommended
will receive liberal wages, interest In The business, at
his option ADDRESS J.. J. GRESHAM,
de2S-tOt' Matt0aN, T. o. Amelia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-02

rEgu~ Daily. 1 year s,o Sis tbs $50 ttro
months. ~. F,.s-. ,crod e pcg nth
-ta,sr.,r.r. ,c.r. so. Sis mo-. so. No sub
.-.-. .'..- ....-.et Tor ..ss ,..- SIS m's,tt
Lu.a.rease . ..-l ui. sr. - .tcr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-02
CAEEOF a.AND AND NEs.EsOE;s.-Pur

- AE.EOE HAND AND NEGts0 s;;s.--Pur.
- suant to the provisions OF the lat viii and
al Dabncy Cle- decd SHALL on TIL ESDAT, tc 9th
day OF January 1863 proceed To sell to the ghct bad
der, NINE LIKELY NEGl.OES consisting OF man byy
three women and children; and also TRACT Or LAND
containing 10 less lying in tho county Of
Caroline, Chesterfield depot.
The Negroes will he sold AT Nocls Turnout the Cen
trial Railroad. The Land viii be- sold at Chesterfield DO.
pot in hd county of Caroline ur the Richmond Frcdar
icksbuig end Potomac RAILROAD, SATURDAY, tho
1th day of January 1865. should t4e oh DAY OF January
be fair day, then the sale OF Negroes viii take place
the next fair day. And should tho sale Of the Land not
take place Saturday the eth day OF January then it
will take place the noNt fair day Sunday oscp.od.
The whole OF tho property will he sold fcr cash in Con
felerl.e currency. ELIZA ClllI.ESj, ADM,
with tho viii annexed OF Dabney Chies dcu'd.
Ge25-c9tStds' BY l.. W. Butler, her Agent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-02

NOTICE TO BUTCHERS AND FARMERS A liberal
~ price viii be paid Tor all BRIsTLES and HOG HAIR
at the Brush Factory, corner 81 and Broad streets
ALSO WANTED--An experienced BRUSH MAKER by
del2-lm r. LACRE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-02
AUCTION sALEs-TrETs DAY.

90 NEGROES AT AUCTION
~ l will cell at auction Tits Morning,
TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES.
Ja3 8. y. DAYS 81 CO.. 0Jd-Fdiiows' H,II
II s:tS, IasjHaC. Price 81 e;sc.,.
* Postage irce tor tie mice half oil 60 n tf
I've NO Mother Now
hGrplsT Of the Shells
liear Mother, i'ya Come Home N bio
ial3na
le-Ne iyJ Wsl,z
Srung Tine r,lSt
b0csIac Bird 'uck step
PainettJf,c,ioitis'ag
Carnival 81 h,a.., cu sop
kWirai s.IYe..i. J.4.c a- a Christmas or n
Years prcseEi.
F'GE ATiAt
Inscriptions on '..s' q, 5'F,'iy &C., in
hptt style and CA ti.. -.p,r'i, rntIs'
C..J..Gr UuNN s. CO.,
dc;B-E,3. ,s.u.s TO and 8aia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-02
ACTION SALES o-rt,sl. DAMS.
GAZE or vAT.UAMIE I.ANn ANp

= NEGlOkSOn TU ESDAY. the l7tb day ,r Jannary
1859 We viii cell upon the premises, Tor dyiio certain
Tract o Land, sltunied IN DAVE county ~ c. 40 aud
half miles from llocksy.c aud lying upon Hea Creek
Il the same t!act purchased ~ from A. H. Boo. 4.
contains 5J4 acgeaah0ut $50 cleared the birnc- well
mbc7ed. Ia The cleared !lnd there Is about IN ache, c
ifst quait,' low grounds.
The improvements consist OF Dwelling Hossc over
sccrs House; four Tobacco Barns, ana a necessary oct
Houses The land il well adapted ~ the cruE- Of tail
and tobacco
SIXTY bushels Of Wheat have been seelai which al go
with the land.
On the same day win sell fifteen valuable NEGROES
Also, the STOCK remaining on the place.
SaLe po-itve-teJnn cash.
dc 3l--eGi5t' l.. J.. ~ f.. Y. lANi.G
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-02

IyT&&EED-E'Or G!ic ensuing year 1000
w SLAVES, to work on the Richmond and panyilc
Railroad and $40 SLAVE to work the Piedmont BAIL
road.
Apply to any agent Of the -oa' -eg ,hc Ire or ~ The
Offices in Richmond ahd pang''.
Gag. 4. TALCOTT
de2i-lm surL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-02
kichInUud, December 5Ji, .Sbi.
} ~ k1rFnd 'r.LR "A I,E.N,r1 Z. Gl gFrrF

RioItHoSp, fNsDsRlo.s a.ra & Porl,iU r. r. CO..,
8 PGt,inEars OFWCE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-02

"REsoH ED Tibet tho agents appointed for IA. rutr.-
oi procuring salt for the yari0u, ~gulies OF d Cuoa
set, hc ,eiues,ed " make statement IN writing uul4
oath 10 the Joint Committee salt ~ the amount OF AL
procured for tier counties when procured and Mis-
d!cu,es any existed IN Procuring salt ,he price psi
loo it pes buehc Also Tire difference ia the cj.i! oil IN
4pcks AID tie weight " the sacks when n.cci,c, in n
rountrs and that the Ces, u the House Of Delegate t
he proper -el- % inform the said agents OF Tins rsa
agreed 10 10y the House Of Delegates, Dec 81 1855.
tWh r. GORDON, JR.,
deG-S Ciors OF tho hOuse Of Dele zateS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-02

FThCULARl
}. Nhclca. supple, of HospnS, arp exempt from ri
ldoismcpi, furnished The tpeeiic.t ,5>, i ;r' .,a'
sHd a. PIT, cnE.. 10 iA,ir pU.'..... 4i,->-, .-.
prscrll uaisios t,Aeia apag..sHv ~ ,~~SSS(
q .,' ~ .tgrJlR- ar.' -lhtJ,, q .,-. snrn sfr..y
GASES sr-ufeti ly ifau. and mis-. ei
~ pcn'- api ronur'ad With Hospitals the Surgeon -
emil s, u'reon, directed that assigned as W. al
Tor purchase " anrlTs fUr Hospitals should ge :urn.h
by the sg.g,on in charge with written permission Tor tbs
position ni, shall bear the endorsed approval Of I'd
Aedicu, Director.
Provost g,rshu Eproilng Otlcer. and ussi,rra,s, =,
required e. arrest DOB miosels AZ lctscus caiJnGy 10 n
medic 81 iI,ut, yIo Save not ills authority sind 10 rro
% ti- rh,c an agents Hho purchase supplies at moI
than current res OF articles thar lcy ale forbidden
hu,.
army by tho sal rac department. oHd Medical PurysJ
and surgeon 80 c'ere, 90. .s ant their acceal
cd a.rut- i've itra en-. e0 net .Ii.ha-e helm vi
, Reef Aa'tsu, B.,o" lo. N'r Hitaf Corn Neal Did
Apples, E,au4, Iioc, lr.,r Wlsstrv. 'rr'. All, PesI
B8uiy. Wa. e. ttIENGION
tedcal Director
dcB-lV General Hospitals in Yirs Ella
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-02

MEDICAL DIRECTORS oFFlCE,)
G.. ii,sa.ta. 10 Virginia.
y Richmond, Dee. ., 1894.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-02
Wan N6Ws W THE WORLD.

The Petersburg e. cs Of yesterday SAYS, from
an accounts 1cycrd ij n expedition >ulIyr more than
mas this Porter-Bujlc- ..lar, which Las signally
failed OH the mouth 90. lhe Cape Fcar. From tho
moment they let Fortress NOuore ou the llthto the
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-02-03
.farmers' department.
Feeding Hens in Winter.

The value of warm food, and yari-
ETY. of kinds for hens, has often been
reiterated, but the following record Of
experience is furnished the American
Agricultnrist by correspondent
II have twcnty-eight chickens, large
and small, several Of them tall chick
ems. 1 obtained but few eggs the
fore part of the winter not more than
one or two a day The feed was corn
and oats. In January l tried the OK
pertinent of hot feed once a day, in the
morning. AS soon as the fire was
started in the cook-stoye, put n
quart or so of small potatoes in an
old dripping pan, and set them in the
oven. After breakfast / take a quart
or more of wheat and buckwheat bran,
mixed, put it in the swill pail and
mixed into thin mush with boiling wa
ter, then added about one quart Of
live Goals from the stove, and put in
the potatoes hot from the oven, adding
all the egg shells on hand and some
times a little salt, and sometimes n
little sulphur These mashed together
and fed Immediately in trough pre-
pared for the purpose, made about ten
feet long, of two boards six inches
wide, nailed together, and two short
pieces nailed on the ends, with q mar
row strip nailed lengthwise on the top
and two bearers under The object oil
this was to keep the hens out of the
trough, and leave room to eat each
side OF the narrow strip, At noon |
feed six ears of corn cut up in pieces
an inch long; and in the evening, oats
and wheat screenings about a quart.
Now for the result In about week
the number Of eggs increased six fold
and in about two weeks, and since
they have ranged from twelve to
twenty eggs per day. The coolest
weather made no difference. When il
was cold and stormy / kept them in
the hen-housc all day, and generally
until 10 or IL o'clock
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-02-03

FARMERS SHoULD VIslr MoGE Amer
lean farmers work too hard Our sea-
sons are so short. help so scarce, and
there-is SO much to do, that it is al
most impossible to find time to attend
to mental improvement, and the culti-
walton of social feelings. "All work
and no play makes Jack a dull boy"
1t is so with those who have attained
to ripper years. Ne all need relaxation,
and we all take it one way or another
Would it not be well to find it by Wis
iting a little more among our brother
farmers? Do not make formal visits.
Get into your sleigh some evening be-
fore dark and take your wife to visit
some good farmer friend Talk oven
your agricultural plans and prospects.
Look at the grain and the stock, and
you will he almost sure to get some
hints that will prove useful.
If you sec anything particularly
good, say so. 1t will encourage your
friend and stimulate him to greater
exertions. II your own stock are bet
ter than his, you feel none the worse
for knowing the fact. Don't gossip
Leave that to those who have nothing
better than personalities to talk about
Don't stay too long, Don't bore
your friend, nor let him bore you. BE
cheerful and pleasant. Return homo
early, and you will be astonished viii
how much more spirit you will go tc
work thenext morning. Things whiel
had depressed you for days and weeks
will put on a different aspect. Wecal
all accomplish much more than we ID
if we only think SO and hive courag,
to go Systematically to work. A LITTLE
relaxation, conversation with ont
who has the same trials sand labors
gives us new courage, and we attemp
to accomplish with ease things which
before opposed us with their magni
tude.7 Genesee FsI3ncr. e.~~s,
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-02-03
yyroRcEsrEn's RoyAn auAnro
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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-02-03

MANAGEMENT or FESTIVE HonsEs "A
correspondent writes III have a valu-
able mare, Of very high spirits. Last
fall she began to be FESTIVE about start
ing, so much 50 that it was dangerous
to drive her single. She was impa-
tent to start, and if held inwouklrear
and pitch about, sometimes throwing
herself down. Finding the matter be-
coming serious, | undertook to cure
her, and succeeded perfectly. The
p,odus o,,efoad, is this: let the driver
have the entire charge Of her and take
pains, by gentle usage and Kindness,
to be on good terms with her. When
she is to be driven, let him harness her
himself, talking to and patting her dur
ing the process. When all is ready,
90 to her. head and stand, without
holding her, if possible, till everything
is in the buggy but yourself Now,
holding the lines step back a pace or
two She will probably start; if she
does, pun her up ,cahoH a jerk, speak
ing kindly to her rs soon as she is still.
If she backs up or rears, hold .her by
the head, but don't strike her. Re
peat the process until She is mad
enough to stand still, and take that
time to get in. Now if you order her
to start she will probably make more
trouble; wait therefore, till she Is ready
you can tell by watching her ears
then give her the word and let her
go. BY pursuing this, plan a low
weeks a radical cure may be effected
this, at least Is my experience One
very important point is, never on any
account use anysevcrity with horse
Of that disposition; it can never dc
any good, and is almost surc to 90
hurt. 1t should be remembered thai
while it is never necessary to give up
to horse, it is very often advisable to
humor them. p--Erchaage
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cruture. -IRUnSGRs Guide 10 american LHcra-
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