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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
THE 6EPZFTYFyTIL BITTILfON

Tho arms furnished % ihs employees Of The Execu-
tive Departments who have been formed into battol
ion for local 6eeace represented 10 be cumbrCus
and andquae6 aoO,h bore muslsis altered 20 percus
siOn and refuse E glsh guns Consequently it is not
surprising that Gle eabers Of the battalion COM
planning OF and protesting against such arms.
The Government could not adopt more efficient means
for REFRESHING ,hs military ard0r Of the clerks. 1t
therefore seems oo5 just but ezpedent to exchange
these arms a. oace for others Of modern style
SUCH for instance "a those furnished to the famous
COngressiOnal corps, when SOuemans cavalry were al
liowed to prance u7noestsd within four mics o. the
city suburbs Neu viii not fghJ with which hey
Ss.Fust. We learn that large number Of good mus
kets kept securely boze& zap. If this he So lie; a
sufficient number be uaboze5, and delivered TO the Bat
talon, and to all other organizations for bone defence
vet unqrfneA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
PRBORTFD DESTRUCTION or SUE

REPORTED DESTRUCTION or SUFFOLK.
IL was reported here, yesterday, that Suffolk had
been evacuated and burnt By the Yankees We had in
astOns several days ago that was their purpose TO
DO So and are therefore, disposed to credit the report
Suffolk was destroyed BY the British, the 18th May
IRA The historian, Grardin after parrang their ap
proaeh the town, and the dispersion of the militia
says:
Ruthless devastation followed the British. They set
FIRE to the town aud nearly the whole consumed
eral hundred barrels of tar, pitch, twpentne, and
n had been deposited lots contiguous 70 the
5Arves The heaGs Of the barr Is being knocked out,
and their contents which flowed in commngled mass,
cachng the blaze, descended 70 the river like torrents
SOf burning lava. As the wind blew iroo the WhSryes
with great violence, these substances, with difficulty
soluble in water rapidly f0ated the opposite shore in
y splendid state Of coufsgraton, which they cOmmun-
aed 10 the thick and decaying heritage OF exter-
i've marsh the growth OF the preceding year. This im-
nense sheet Of ire added TO toe columns Of undu
aiug flames WhGl assembled from the burning hopsesn
be town-the explosion at intervals OF the gunpoWder
IN the msgaEnes-the consequent projection through
tae air Of large pieces OF igHited timber which few,
Ike meteOrs astonishing dsyarce-al contributed
30 form collective scene oil horror s4bimity, and
desoator such as could be viewed eiiaOut emotions
not 10 be described.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
IRON F4ST TEN-YFSSEE.

7 Chattanooga correspondent OF the Atlanta APP
peal under date Of June 10 gives the suboined
the advance Of the Yankee force into East Tennessee
later news OF their progress win he found under the
tegaphie head t appears to be their object TO burn
and destroy and devastate the country far pos
si5le:
Official dispatches from Gen Buckner to Gen. Jack.
son. TO this place were received here this morning. an
nOuneiug that mounted Federal force Had penetrated
East Tennessee, through the mountains, aud APP
preaching this department
Subsequent dispatches informed Gen. Jackson that
he East Tennessee renegade and AbolitiOnist Carter
yith force Of two thousand strong, within few
jles Of the village OF LouiOn the Tennessee river
q morning az ten o'clock. No apprehension Was felt
time Of danger TO the East Tennessee and Vir-
slilroad between this place and Knoxville, nor Of
a J structCn Of any Of the bridges. Our troops a.
Dad On were drawn up in line Of battle, awaiting the
Ipproaeh Of the raiders LoUdoa bridge Is immensely
sOng with stockade forts aud supplied with artillery.
he other bridges are similarly strengthened along the
inc.
We have since learned that the raiers lef. Loudou
nd came 10 Len0irs station, where they burned the
mammoth factory Of the Lenor brothers with tee re :
ence near by sndall the oubuidingS attached. They
heX tore up the railway track for several miles. Il
happened that the troops heretofore stationed at LenOir
he 5ith Virginia iniantry had only just left that
Jon this morning having been ordered Up the road in
the direction Of Knoxville. Thus this important point
vas left unguarded Il appears that the section Of
country from the South Of Loudon had just been
ierred from General Buekuers department. the depart
ment under the command and supervision Of General
Jackson, stationed this point and the troops
we're being transferred uss before tho advent Of the
raiders
Two citizens who captured by Carter's men, and
~ were subsequently released few miles from Le-
Aos report thatth Yankees asserted that they
going on TO Knoxville TO burn and sack the place.
have not heard OF their EOvemenis since. There
apprehensiOns thai their threats against Knoxville
)nay be carried into execution.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
ABOLITTONLSM LNALEKANDRL1.

We have received slip cut from recent number Of
paper printed in Alexandra, Va containing the pro-
eeedings Of COnven ion 10 nominate State officers
The Convention appears to have been composed Of
nineteen persons that being the number Of votes cast
3. h. Kitchen, of Berkeley, was nominated eandi.
ate for seat in the next House Of Representatives Of
u United States, F. Il. PeirpOint for Governor, Gil.
- Minor for Lieutenant Governor, and S +. Beach
Cor AseOrney General Tue following resolutions Of the
genuine Abolition type, were unanimously adopted as
isis OF principles:
I. Rssolvsd, That We approve Of the Presidents
Emancipation Proclamation, asd believe that the abo-
|tOn OF slavery is efficient aid in the suppression of
= rebellion and necessary for the future peace and
afety Of our Government
BAT we believe that the arming Of the negroes
She service Of the United States is wise
Et measure.
prove Of the ConscdpiOn Ac: Of the las
Our nominee FOR representative, If elected,
rs influence and votes in Congress for any fur
gisation that may be necessary 70 carly out these
easuTes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
LAND OFFICE OF A. L. CARTER 4 co..
CORSER MAIN AND l4TH sTs.
THE FOLLOWING VERY DESIRABLE

a y oIFrfu Z;
10 King and Queen county, Mattapony RIVER al
In Richmond eonrty, Rappahannock river sos Acres.
In Lancaster Creek complying into Chesapeake Bay,
T4) Acres, high and heaey.
In addiesex county, within miles Of Rappaharnock river 400
Acres.
In snddlese1 county 'IpgsEoOd" Rappsh,nnOck river
612 Acres.
res.
In Laulsa eouaty near oourtHouse, 900 Acres.
In Heorico county Fredericksburg RsIroad miles from
chmoBd, COO Acres.
In Lane,s county, 'Lswer Granville" en- Rappahannoek
river, 465 Acres
In Gordon county, Georgia. Hlbernla" on West SIDE Of
oost aVauta river, $50 Acres.
In Gloucester oosuty abingdon" within miles Of Severn
rives landipg, al 4 Acres.
II Gloucester county, York river COS Acres
Ia Gloucester county, "knfed adjoining tract, 900
Ac
10 Gloucester oJunty, head OF Ware river, 800
Ia King and Queen county Cartons Sore 462 Acres
Fr further Information, SpPy si Banking H1use OF VIM.
Issacs Co. A. L. CARTER Co.
fe22-IB
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
IARRIHAL or TIE MANCHESTER PRISON


The first insalment Of the prisoners captured at Win
hester arrived yesterday by the Central route They
lumber 600, including 2OS officers, among whom are
olone w. G. Ely. Of the 18Th Connecticut; Col W T
wilson, Of the l2Sd Ohio; Lieut. Col r. S Northeott
ii V-giDiA; Lieut.. Col. d. B. Hunter, I28d Ohio; L.
D. H. Nicholas, 18th Connection; Major H. White
9Th Pennsylvania, viii y Captains and It's Iieuten
snts They were marched to the Libby prison, but
0r ion Of them, doubtless viii be transferred to Belle
J.. Five prisoners captured al Plymouth n c., on
ne 2lst Of Jcue, also arrived yesterday.
NEw PLATs-An new play, by citizen of MOBILIZE
'mber Of the press-has been submitted to Miss Ida
srnOn, and received her approval in letter "highy
parliamentary to its merits Il is entitled Love and
IT."
Mention is made Of another drama By a Mobiian,
reference 70 which the "Gulf City Home Journal
Sys:
If ever, it viii probably be introduced to the public
By the name Of "Love's Ambuscade.n TEL. too. il
Arana Of "love and war, and We may add of fun fer
has an Irish Character with traits that now stir the
dsr emotions, and then provOkes Irresistible mirth
|Sipll Is teeming gth surprises and flashes Of wit
running through the whOle-if we NAV use the term
a. sense--isa pathos OF patriotism. We understand
Iiends advise Offering il 70 a Richmond manager.
IS COUEF-Judge LYONS presiding.-Sarah
charged With engaging in the 'bread riOt'
ID Of April, vas tried yesterday and acquitted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
AUCTION SALES
TINS DAr.
BY KENT, PAINE 1 co.

BY KENT, PAINE co.
T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
~ DRY GOODS AT AUCTIoN.-on WEDNESDAY,, e4th Inst
commencing 10 O'clock will sell large and very desirable
Assortment OF
FRESH DRY GOODS,
be closed without The win include the following
very choice goods viz
300 Pieces Rich Printed Lawns and 0rssndles.
100 I" Extra Paris Jscones
200 Fine Rhsllsh Nader Prints,
100 I" su' err Black and White Prints,
Cases English Cotton Cafsmeres,
=" White Linen Drills,
$50 Doe Linen Cambria Handkerchief
go Packs English and American ms
$50 Doc. Rng ish Tooth Brushes.
! case English fonnet and TAfeis Ribbons,
1000 dog Cotton and Linen Tapes,
500 gro Pearl and Porcelain B1tons,
suspender Buttons Hair Pins
saspenders, Violin Strings, Needles,
Fine Combs Patent Thread Spool Cotton,
Pocket Knives Gloves, assorted,
Fancy silks, Ihsh Lnen',
Extra Long Cloths, eaddler's Snk,
Playing Cards. Visiting do
Shirt Collars, Neck Ties, &c.
A variety Of STATIONERY, v1
zap and Note Paper Envelopes, Psnholdiers.
s'DA' ''ss' fs''' &C. ALSO.
A large asso.tmsn. Of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
viz:
Fancy MarsSiles, Brown Linen, and
Apacca Costs, Tweed Goats, Vests, assorted,
Shirts, Boys Vests, Psnts and Goats, &e-
Mems Oxford Ties and Brogan,,
Congress Caters, High Cut Shoes
pa'moras Boys Oxford Ties,
Ladies Buskins, Slippers
Morocco Boots,
Boys French shoes, &c,
KENT, PAINE co.,
JsD Auctionssu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
GENERAL ORDERS, I
No. S.. [

GENERAL ORDERS
The following act Of Congress and the regulations adopted by
nation OF all concerned:
A
Section l. The Congress Of The Confederate States do enact
tiled San act for the 1aion Of corps Of Officers Tor
working % e ssy ~ 1ssd 1P 1 sts iGgss IF Win
act ha constitute On bureau Of the War Depart
sec Be niher enacted That bureau charge
all the duties pbed In The second section Of said act and
ed With he sg ron copper lead coal &C. 50
be deemet Scessay to supply the military necessities OF the
country and the superintendent thereof SHALL under the secre
apy War; have full power make such leases Of real estate
OF fixtures appurenano mines
count and may contract suectO approval
rotary Of war for such supplies by purchase or Otherwise. Of al
required for the prosecution Of the war
one superintendent; majors
ant supeGntenteAis six captains and heutenEn, in which
the pay and allowances prescribed for officers Of
cavalry Of the same grade Approved APhls2, 1858.
cumuats supplies Of iron the Military Departments foI
the repair 81 railroads. the manufacture Of munitions and
and Enn Departments and that experience has shown
that the supply cannot be obtained by purchase, i'm
presment therefore according TO the act Of Congress relating
ha, become necessary 70 secure supply IT'S or
s9a s. esaseS BY 9 he G 3 q Ge S 3
6tanapce ~ re and Mining Bureaux or by officers
the owner the y that exists for he US: Of the properly
disposition OF the officers purchase The ard offer
purchase at price 10 be Rscetained In accordance with the
relating impessns II the parties see upon the
same.
III. And yRA the existing necessity Tor iron in the De-
partnen and for the good Of the public service such
that a measures must be taken adequate
supply Il fuf ordered that, whenever may
saIy the full product OF any mine mGnuactory
that the shall be vQ for the sole beneA ofthe Govern
the Confederate Se ha be competent Chief
Of either Of the Departments aforesaid 10 lease purchase the
same in that the lease purchase impraccsble,
thep they authorized impress the the
Confederate States during the while such necessity shall
continue.
~ That proceedings under these orders win be conducted
der the 4h section Of the act concerning mpTessmens
pursuance Of the directions contained In paragraph.
By order
(slgned) s. COOPER.
jel9-lw Adjt and Inspr General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

sunscaHls whose papsrs marked win Cross VII under
stand hat lr term Subscription aSeu 70 expire, and VIII
remit pro ply Il they vish their papers continued.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
ADJT AND IEsP. GEMS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, June IL, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. So.

No. 81,
l. The second section Of the entitled "Ap Act TO organize
Parzan Rangers provides that such psrzan rangers after
Ing regularly received Into service shall be entitled same
raons and quarters during their Service
ected TO the regulations soldiers
reported TO this Department having been committed ssch
corps renders proper that these shall be
scter regulations than those heretofore adopted
commanding the departments in which they serving here
by authorized 10 combine them into battaons add regiments
with the View 10 bringing them under the regulations other
soldiers IN reference 10 their discipline position and movements
and The officers win recommend any further
their organization integral portion Of their commands
will In their opinion promote their efficiency and
the service The General Of Department will field
officers for the organizations that may be made submitted
for the consideration OF the President Such partisan corps
serving within the enemys lines are for the present. excepted
from tas order.
By order. CslgneD
So S. COOPER,
ie1S-lT Adj't and lisp. Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
TO FARMERS AND QUARTERuASTERS.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS oFFIcE, /
RICHMOND, Va 18th june 1868.

TAX IN KIND.
The following Is the system adopted the collection Of tax
In kind
officer Of the Quarternaster Generals Department as
signed 10 the specin ehargc subject controlling Quar-
Post Qarermaster with rank Captain each Con-
gessiona District where is practicable TO collect the
Each Congressional District will be subdvded Post
Quartermaster In charge Of into sections convenient de-
livery by the taxpayer OF his quota Of produce agents win
be appointed by that officer take charge depots
tablished In each section.
Before these depos be established the re-
qured under the law be made the crops ga hay and
the clip Of wool for the present will secured
To relieve farmers rom the rf and Inconvenience Of storing
the Government portion well AS 10 obtain Immediate supplies
for the OF the army the Department authorizes and requests
farmers reng near posts where Quarermaers are now sta
toned TO deliver the Governments tenth any part Of IT, 70 that
Quartefmzster. - -
Under the law farmers required 70 deliver their tenth
depofs not THAI eight miles the place Of production
they viii deliver under this request the Governnent win pay
for the transportation 10 eight miles The Quarteas-
terreeg produce under this rne will give receipts TO the pro-
dnee a. evidence that much OF his tax paid And IS
Post Of the Congressional District responsible
he tenth afer the assessor has established and
70 him. The ouaermaser toswhom the produce delivered win
ase receipt for to the Post the Dsrc
wiz endorse copy Of the receipt upon the assessors estimate
before transferring II TO the agents at the receiving depot
LARKIN SMITH,
A. Quartermaster Ger eral In charge.
Enquirer, Exannsr Sentinel and Dspstch copy month
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

FRRMss-DAH1l pear slsoO; months $500; Tor less Pc
Z. q $500 per n,sth.
sz.z-wzuLE ysar e10co O. onlh-, t6.oo
WHzzL1 year, s6.eO; nonihu $500.
Rsalttsncss a Ne riIk Of ihs subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
DIVIDEND.
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF

the Farmers Bank Of Virginia have declared Dividend
the profits Of the Insuon for the last six months ending the
st day Of May CT Five per cent net payable the sockho
ders on the LIST July next J. A SMITH
Jeli-lW Qashier,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

QUICKER IL LEE.
IL AUCTION d COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
LYNCHBURG VA,
VIII receive consignment for SALE privately
all descrptoas Of
KERCHAEDIZE AND PRODUCE
and pie ge their beat ecrts TO obtain highest market
Account sales With net proceeds, rendered promptly.
Our neHt apcon sale Wednesday 24A June and regularly
thereafter on that day every tao weeks
De- p 6n r L.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

DEPors OF Army SuPPLr.--A correspondent of the
Mobile Advertiser says
depot Of army supplies is about being established
in each State under Efficient honest experienced Off
GERS for the accumulation Of supplies for armies.
This arrangement will be found very beneficial ami will
silence all quarrengs about taking supplies out 20 diff
feent portions OF the country for army when such
provisions claimed by another corps. The depos
for the accumulation Of supplies for the entire army
Of the Cenlederacy, and each commander will draw
from the nearest and best supplied depot to the
mand In Georgia believe he depot is to be estab-
lsh at Augusta in Alabama, at Mobile, under the d.
reeion in the latter State OF Major Walker, lately
Chief Commissary of the Army of Tennessee and pro.
badly the mcss efficient and sensible man in the on
iederafa Commisssriat. Thus permanent station in
each Stale viii be formed, and each sub agent will send
SUPPLIES teye for accumulation, and military command
ers viii know where to look for them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

GALE OF THE ROANOKE VALLEY
~ RAILR0ADThe undersigned committee appointed By the
Stockholders will sell at public auction in the town OF Cakse
on THuRsDAY, the 23th day Of june 1885, the ROANOKE
VALLEY RAILROAD together with all the prop ery every
sort and description belonging 10 the Roanoke Valley Railroad
Company The sale 10 be mads accordance with the provisions
Of the act OF the Legislature Of Virginia. passed the 18th day
February, 1865 authorizing the sale OF said road.
AL having claims against the said
requested to present them the undersigned before the
day Of sale, In order that arrangements may be made for
payment Of the same.
WIN A. SMITH,
@. W. PURCELL,
Q. H. K. TAYLOR, }Commlttee.
TH0S T. G00DE,
ap9S-StaWtds L. A. WILLIAMS,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
TIME PRFSTDFNT AND DTRECT0RS ~

n THE BANK OF VIRGINIA have declared dividend Of
Ave and quarter pee for TIE last months subject 10
deduction Of quarter cent bonus the State leaving ave
cent net Tor $3.50 share payable - the Stockholders on
ard after the lat OF July WM. i. TAYLOR,
je lS-tlsJy Cash'r,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

| dividend N0TICE.-The President and
- Directors Of the BANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH have
declared dividend out Of the profits Of the Institution for the
,I SIX nonih OF TwEve net psysble to the stock
holders en- ana aft the LIST July next
ie2D-tlsJy J. b. MORTON Cashier
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

ADJurAET AND INSPECTOR GEMS oyRIcE,
lExrRIor1 RicHN0SD, Jane ~ 1858.
SPECIAL ORDERS
Ne. /"
xxt. Lieut. Col Ercere r. McLesD Asst oS NJ General g.
Is COED general duties OF Inspection Of the Quarter
matters Department In the warriors commands OF the terce
r, nron the army He will INN s5laiey upon the duties OF HIS
oac ana his reports nsPseiion TO this Office through
the g. NJ General.
~ JNo. wITHERs,
Re % -1v Asst Acjt GenI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
ADJ'T AND INsP'R GENL's OFFICE,
Richmond, June IS, 1868.

ADJ'T AND NsP'R GENLs OFFICE
Richmond, June Is, 1863
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. ST.
L Ordnance officers duty in the field not form part
the personal stat Of the Commanding General.
H. Chiefs OF Ordnance OF Armies and Departments will be
signed " the UE Department, will ezep
orders through the 6utant and Inspector Generals 0%
Ill Oher ordnance officers will continue serve with the COM
mRnds TO which they attached until by orders from
the Headquarters Of the Army Department which
serving Copies OF orders assigning relieving
will be forwarded 70 the Chief Of the Ordnance Bureau
Richmond. By order.
(signed) s. COOPER.
jel9-lW Adjt and Insp'r Genl.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

TOR SALE-2,000 lbs strictly prime BACON,
PIT up BY e. gentleman in Richmond county Va with
kioergoot SAT- for his Enquire as Congress Hail.
Franklin street je23-3tt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
LATEST FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

JACKSON, June 23.-COlOuel Writ Adams cavalry at
tackled 400 Of the enemys cavalry at Bear Creek near
Meohsncsburg yesterday, and routed them, capturing
their artillery, and killing and wounding lO0 Our loss
was 25 kdied and wounded. Among the latter is Capt
W. Yorger, who distinguished himself in the action
q special despatch to the Missssippan dated from
Grenada, yesterday, says; While the Yankees we're at
Pamela Friday Chalmers attacked the I'd Illinois cav
airy, four miles South Of fernando, at daylight killing
woundipg aud capturing all but one company
On Saturday night Chalmers was at Hetahaten, with
Yankee force this side Of him. Gen. George, with
the State troops aud Mccullough four miles in rear
of the enemy. The Yankees are heading North