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Smith (search for this): article 1
Levers at the Governor's mansion. We understand that Gov. Smith will have a public reception at the Executive mansion this evening, commencing at 8 o'clock, and each Friday evening hereafter at the same hour.
December 28th (search for this): article 1
300 dollars reward. --Runaway from the subscriber on the 28th of December last, a negro woman, named Sarah. Said negro is stout built, of ginger bread color, about 22 years of age, and will probably weigh 150 pounds. She is possibly making an effort to escape to the Yankees; or it may be that she is lurking about the city and attempting to pass as free. I will give the above reward for her return to me in Richmond, or confine meat in jail so that I get her again. Wm H Clarkson ja 7--3t*
Clarkson (search for this): article 1
300 dollars reward. --Runaway from the subscriber on the 28th of December last, a negro woman, named Sarah. Said negro is stout built, of ginger bread color, about 22 years of age, and will probably weigh 150 pounds. She is possibly making an effort to escape to the Yankees; or it may be that she is lurking about the city and attempting to pass as free. I will give the above reward for her return to me in Richmond, or confine meat in jail so that I get her again. Wm H Clarkson ja 7--3t*
January 7th (search for this): article 1
From the Rapidan. Orange C. H., Jan. 7. --The 4th Virginia cavalry surprised an infantry picket of the enemy near Eldorado, Culpeper county, on Tuesday last, capturing three of them. A large number of the three years men in the Yankee army are re-enlisting for the war, receiving in every instance the large bounty and thirty five days furlough. The enemy will preserve their old organisation in fact. Weather bitterly cold — the thermometer being eight degrees above hero.
Orange Court House (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
From the Rapidan. Orange C. H., Jan. 7. --The 4th Virginia cavalry surprised an infantry picket of the enemy near Eldorado, Culpeper county, on Tuesday last, capturing three of them. A large number of the three years men in the Yankee army are re-enlisting for the war, receiving in every instance the large bounty and thirty five days furlough. The enemy will preserve their old organisation in fact. Weather bitterly cold — the thermometer being eight degrees above hero.
Culpeper (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
From the Rapidan. Orange C. H., Jan. 7. --The 4th Virginia cavalry surprised an infantry picket of the enemy near Eldorado, Culpeper county, on Tuesday last, capturing three of them. A large number of the three years men in the Yankee army are re-enlisting for the war, receiving in every instance the large bounty and thirty five days furlough. The enemy will preserve their old organisation in fact. Weather bitterly cold — the thermometer being eight degrees above hero.
Eldorado (Arkansas, United States) (search for this): article 1
From the Rapidan. Orange C. H., Jan. 7. --The 4th Virginia cavalry surprised an infantry picket of the enemy near Eldorado, Culpeper county, on Tuesday last, capturing three of them. A large number of the three years men in the Yankee army are re-enlisting for the war, receiving in every instance the large bounty and thirty five days furlough. The enemy will preserve their old organisation in fact. Weather bitterly cold — the thermometer being eight degrees above hero.
Bacon (search for this): article 1
ank, 182, to 186; Bank of Virginia, 143 to 145; Bank of Commonwealth, 190; Bank of Richmond, 119 to 119 ½; Bank of city of Petersburg, 140. Insurance Stocks.--Va Fire and Marine Insurance, 79; State of Va, 61; Merchants' Insurance, 55 to 57. Flour and Grain.--The scarcity of grain continues, and sales merely nominal. We have heard of some sales of superfine and extra superfine flour at $125 per barrel. Corn meal is worth about $15 per bushel. Country Produce and Vegetables.--Bacon, $3.50, and very scarce; lard, $3.25 to $3.50; beef, $1.25 per lb by the quarter; venison, $2 to $2.25; poultry, 1.50 to $1.75 per lb; butter, $5 to $5.50. by the quantity; eggs, $2.50 to $2.75; apples, $75 to $83 per barrel; onions, $30 to $35 per bushel; Irish potatoes, $10 to $12 per bushel; no sweet potatoes in market. Groceries.--Coffee, $42 to $44; brown sugar, $3.25 to $3.50; molasses — sorghum, $20 to $25; sice, 30 to 35 cents per lb.; salt, 30 cents. Liquors are somewhat f
Lancaster (search for this): article 1
Financial and Commercial. An extensive sale of stocks and bonds took place a Wednesday at the office of Messrs. Lancaster &c. We append a list of the prices received, from which it will appear that there is no diminution in a demand for goo securities: Confederate Bonds.--Eight per cent registered bonds, 102 ½ to 106; 8 per cent coupons, 111 to 113; 7 per cent bonds, 100½ 6 per cents, 98, bonds of 15 m loan, coupons, 183 to 185; registered, 147 to 148. State Bonds. Virginia registered, long dates, 243 to 241; pas due, 200; coupon bonds, 475; N C 6's. old Issue, 620, new issue, 261; N C 8's, 257. Railroad Bonds.--Richmond and Danville registered, 223. Va Central, coupon, second mortgage, 246. Bank Stock.--Traders' Bank, 191 to 195; Farmers' Bank, 182, to 186; Bank of Virginia, 143 to 145; Bank of Commonwealth, 190; Bank of Richmond, 119 to 119 ½; Bank of city of Petersburg, 140. Insurance Stocks.--Va Fire and Marine Insurance, 79; State of Va, 61; Mercha
Danville (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
ices received, from which it will appear that there is no diminution in a demand for goo securities: Confederate Bonds.--Eight per cent registered bonds, 102 ½ to 106; 8 per cent coupons, 111 to 113; 7 per cent bonds, 100½ 6 per cents, 98, bonds of 15 m loan, coupons, 183 to 185; registered, 147 to 148. State Bonds. Virginia registered, long dates, 243 to 241; pas due, 200; coupon bonds, 475; N C 6's. old Issue, 620, new issue, 261; N C 8's, 257. Railroad Bonds.--Richmond and Danville registered, 223. Va Central, coupon, second mortgage, 246. Bank Stock.--Traders' Bank, 191 to 195; Farmers' Bank, 182, to 186; Bank of Virginia, 143 to 145; Bank of Commonwealth, 190; Bank of Richmond, 119 to 119 ½; Bank of city of Petersburg, 140. Insurance Stocks.--Va Fire and Marine Insurance, 79; State of Va, 61; Merchants' Insurance, 55 to 57. Flour and Grain.--The scarcity of grain continues, and sales merely nominal. We have heard of some sales of superfine and extra
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