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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10
scare nt EIemPIi.--Our I'iclsers
Driven fn--The Cotton Market
q Election I'm Hliinois--A Murderer
Captured and Hung.

scare Az NhehMpnfH--HVur Eichctn
Driven in--The Cotton Market
Election I'm IIIinois--A Murderer
Captured and Hung.
CAIRO, April S.-The steamer Molly
Able arrived tonight with Memphis dates
to last evening, and 4S0 bales of cotton for
st. Louis.
Considerable excitement existed in Mem
| pbis In consequence of our pickets having
been driven In at Germantown, a few miles
out on the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road. Thisis believed to be feint made by
Forrest to enable him to get South with
trains containing pldnder taaen ut Padu-
cah. The Memphis militia have gone to
the front.
Gen. Hurlbut forbids the shipment to
Memphis of malt liquors. light wines and
medicines without the approval Of Gen.
Buckland, countersigned by U. p. Mellen,
special Treasury agent. No more permits
for goods going beyond the military lines
of the city will be issued for the present.
The Memphis cotton market was active
and firm with an upward tendency for
higher grades. Receipts very light. Mid
ding &c; good do 64@65c; fair &c.
The Red River correspondent of the n.
U. Delta notices the unconfirmed report
that Gen. Steele's forces captured Shreve-
poIt WiIhouC HrlDR gull. t..rr
| Seven gunbOats have gone above the
shoals of Red River to cooperate with the
land forces.
Large numbers Of cattle and ponies are
being captured by our scouting parties, as
well as cotton. TFl
Returns of the election for Judge of the
northern district of Illinois, indicate the
election Of Lewis Hammock (Union) over
Judge Mulkey Democrat) by 60 majority.
Two weeks ago man named Stuart was
robbed and murdered In his own house in
White county, by men disguised as negroes.
The murderers were tracked over seventy
miles to the house of George w. Aiken,
Williamson county. Aiken was arrested
and his captors started to return with him,
and are reported to have hung him, being
convinced of his guilt A large lot of SOL
diers' clothing was found in his house which
the gang used when on robbing and mur-
dering expeditions. They are believed to
have murdered several men in Williamson
county. Aiken was formerly quartermas-
ter of the 12Sth Illinois regiment, and sher-
iff of Williamson county.
The steamer j. j. Roe, from New Or
leans, arrived with 800 hogsheads of sugar
and 800 barrels of molasses for Cincinnati ;
$50 hogsheads of sugar and q bales of cot
ton for St. Louis. The Empress from New
Orleans with hogheads sugar and 1900
barrels molasses for Cincinnati, and 300
hOgsheads sugar for t.Louis. isrc
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10
Expedition to the Chickahominy--
The Missouri Congressional Im-
brOglfO.

New YORK, April 9,-The Herald's For
tress Monroe letter states that the gunhoats
Brewster and General Jessup, with a small
force, went up the Chickahominy to within
fifteen miles of Richmond this week. The
troops secuted the country and exchanged
shots with the rebel cavalry. Some forty
contrabands were brought back. The ex-
pedition was for secret purpose. mer,
The report made by the committee on
Elections, in the case of Loan, of Missouri,
Is signed by Ganson, Dawes, Voorhees,,
Baxter and Brown, of Wisconsin. They
say the evidence discloses ample proof that
a portion of the militia Of certain localities
designated who should and who should not
vote, and for whom, and by threats of vio-
lence, ETC., they so far interfered with the
election as, in the opinion of the commit
tee, to render 1t nullity. Representatives
Upsop, Smithers, Smith and Schofeld, of
the minority, see no reason for invalldating
the election, and hence join in resolution
that Loan is entitled to the place he now
occupies. i8FsR 9negia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

LADIES' FAIR-A Fair in aid of the
schools attached to st. Patrick's Church,
will be given by the ladies of the congrega-
ton, on the afternoon and evenings OF
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday next,
at Naughton Hall. 'n
More than 400 children receive in these
schools sound, common-sclool education,
thus saving the citizens a corresponding
large amount of taxation.
The ladies of st. Patrick's will be glad
to meet all their old friends and as many
new ones as choose to favor them by their
presence at the Fair. Single tickets 25cts.
or five for S1,0O, to be had at Kennedy's
book store, adjoining the Post Office, and at
the door of the Hall.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10
From the Army Of, thu
-. Potomac. & ,+st1

New York, April 9l--The billiard match
between Phelan and Kavanagh, last night,
was won by, Phelan by thirty-four points
in one thousaed. anJ a,g .aisg
The Worlds army of the Potomac let
ter, reports that reinforcements are arriv-
ing daily. Every train brings up large
numbers of re-enlisted veterans and new
recruits. All he indications point to- an
early advance" t-s - - $50
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

OpENING.-lIrs. Sells having just re-
turned from the East. witha new and splen-I
did assortment of goods, wishes to extend
to her patrons and friends, cordial invita-
tiont TO her Spring Opening of Millinery and
Fancy Goods on Tuesday, April 18th.
iapl8-4td it No. 1872 South High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

RoGUEs' GALLERY Marshal Thompson
has collection of the photographs of the
most noted thieves burglars, pickpockets
and swindlers that have visited this section
for the last year. An inspection of his al
bum is quite as interesting as the perusal
of one of Ned Buntline's novels, or the lead
ing editorial of a Kansas Abolition news
paper.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.-The ladies
will see, by card i'm another column, that
Mr.. A. P. Ware will open on Tuesday next,
at No. 20 East Town street, under the di-
rection of Miss G. M. Jones' a stock of fash
ionable millinery. Call at the establish
ment, ladies, on the day named. eea
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10
An Ordinance
Admission 25 cents.

To assess specialtax upon the real estate
bounding on Seventh street, from State
street to Rich street.
the eSitv Cty Of Coumbus' % That Tie @ sum q dOars
thirty-eight cents 57-100 mills be and the same is
hereby levied and assessed upon each foot front Of
the several lots of land bounding or abutting upon
Seventh street. between State street and Rich street,
as the same are designated upon the plat Of the Civil
Engineer, on file in the office Of the City Clerk, for
the cost and expense Of grayeling along the same;
Sec. 2. Thatthe owners of the several lots of land
upon which the foregoing assessment is made, shall
pay the amounts of money by them severally due in
70 % wi %i1n IN sSEsn aas
interest and penalty allowed upon the same BY law.
J. REINHARD,
+bsl President Of the City Council.
"a Passed March % "A. ID. 1854. IetlR. N hh71T
Attest: j. ]. FUNSTON City Clerk. 'i' 2ao
unarchat-Jt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

New YORK, April 9.-The receipts at the
Custom House are $34l, 1000, of which S320,-
600 was in gold certificates. The subscrip-
tions to the 1910 loan at the First National
Bank to-day were S419,000. .--A
The steamer Varuna, from New Orleans
on the 9th brings considerable number
Of furloughed soldiers. News anticipated
via Cairo .l| H.IIa.NtA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

SUPERIOR CouRT.-The Superior Court of
Franklin County will meet for the final call
of the Docket for the March Term on Mon
day morning, April 11th, at 10 o'clock. The
smembers of the bar will please take notice.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10
Especial to the Times.)


Items.
ht Especial to the Times)
WASHINGTON, April S.-Gen. Sedgwick
testified to-day before the Committee on
the Conduct Of the War. He justified the
conduct of Meade at the battle of Gettys-
burg, and was very severe on Hooker in
regard to the battle of Charlottesville. In
reply to the question why Hooker crossed
the river, he said he could give no reasons
to justify such a step. He only did so after
positive orders from Hooker, which he ex-
bibited to the committee. He also laid be-
fore the committee many other important
orders in connection with that movement
which haye never been made public.
The President sent in to-day the nomina-
tion of William Kellogg, ex-member OF
Congress from Illinois, as Minister to Guat-
amala. ethr..I .
The House Military committee had under
consideration to-day the resolution referred
to them by the House, instructing them to
report by bill to purchase Rock Island
bridges for military purposes. The COM
mittee addressed letter to the Secretary Of
War upon the subject and to-day received
reply, in which he says no necessity ex-
lists for their use by Government An ad-
verse report was ordered to be made.
Should the bill introduced by Mr.. Pendle-
ton to permit members of the Cabinet to
occupy seats on the floor of the House, pass,
1t is believed the President will veto it.
Tribune Specall "a"
WASHINGTON, April Seen. Max Web
Der joins Seigel's command to- day, and will
be assigned to Harper's Ferry.
Gen. Seymour has been ordered here, and
the probabilities are that he will be dis
missed. -r ,trrg.Fqs -r,wa
Col. Sibley, Assistant Quartermaster Gen..
eral, has rendered his resignation. siO
Subscriptions to the ten-forty loan have
increased during the past few days, and
100000 were subscribed atthe first Nation
al bank In this city to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10
CITY ITEMS.

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Rev. DR.. William
son, of Cincinnati, will preach in the Uni
versalist church in this city, tomorrow
morning and evening, at the usual hours.
apra-2t. ......s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

The RIvER.-The immense fall of rain
during the past week has had the effect of
sending the Scioto on its regular annual
.'swell.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

New York, April t.--The steamship II
linois brings $4,000 in treasure and 40
passengers, who left San Francisco In tn
America, March 18th. No news. s,r.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10
NEW YOrk stecIx InInrIset--ApriI

Stocks Dull and heavy. Alton 4 Terra Hsute
es; do, preferred; Toledo Wabash 74s; do prefer
ed "a; Milwaukee and Prairie Du Chen Sax; Cleve-
land & Toledo 15z1%; Galena 4 Chicago l3s; Cleve-
Michigan Central l55j<; Reading ls3k, U. 8. os, s.
90 coupons l55z; Missouri es ~; Tennessee es SIN
Oi& NJ. cert. IS; Pacific Mail 327S: n. Y. Central
Harlem l75; Chicago aud Rock Island lz7x.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10
[Special 10 The Commercial /

WASHINGTON, April Especial orders
issued preparatory to active operations in
the Army of the Potomac, have produced a
decided sensation among the suffers and
camp followers. Officers have bagan send
ing their baggage to Washington.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

ERRATUM.-We are requested to say that
we were in error in stating that Lieutenant
Robins was dismissed from his position as
disbursing officer in this city. One of his
clerks was sent to the front for charging
for the correction of vouchers, with which
incident Lieutenant RS name was inaccu-
rately connected, IrHe..4 ..Hff :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

JAMES NAUGAToN has just received new
stock of spring dress goods. Call and see
them, ladies. 'sftt@ @,f mn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

JAMES NAUGHToN has now on hand large
stock of calicos, muslins, linens, table
cloths, etc. .LY
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

z JAMES NAuGHToN does not advertise
when he cannot fill the bill.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

JAMES NAuGHToN has a splendid stock of
ShaMls
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

CfrIzENs-Do not neglect to vote for
School Directors tomorrow. ~ tsgr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

JAMES NAUaHToN has not an old stock to
show his customers. All is NEW. bg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10
CONGRESSIONAL.
RESOLUTIONS TO EYPEL MESSRS. LONG AND
HARRIS.
AN EXPULSION FOR EXPRESSING
OPINION t
EXCITING DEBATE THEREON,
The Constitutional Amendment In
the Senate.
The Constitutional Amendment
Likely TO be Passed---Army of
the Potomac to Commence Op-
eratiOns Hmmed lately. it


New YORK, April 9.-The Republican
members of Congress are confident the con
stitutional amendment prohibiting slavery
will receive twO-thirds vote in the
House.
The tax bill win not be ready until Tues
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

Testimony of Gen. Sedgwick be-
fore the Committee on the Con-
duct of the War-..COngressiOn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

FREDERICK BELL
ap1-d10tThur&Sun.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
NUTUAE sUppLY AssoofAw0Ts

We have repeatedly urged the formation Of mutual
Supply Asociat Ons" in this city, but people have
preferred to remain the victims of extcrtoners and
mddlsmeD. It ia gratifying observe however, that
in those cities where the utility of cooperation in Sc
curing supplies has been spree aed and pracced the
results have been higbly beas6cia to all eonceraed-
The following Rom the COlun bia South Caroibiaa Il
la date:
TIE Mutual SUPPLY AssocIArIoN.-0ne Of the great
est blessings wi which the city of Columbia is favored
Is the irs iuiion which bears the above name. 0rgi
mated in that spirit which blesseth him that gives and
him that takes Tor the purpose Of aidng the public in
purchasing the neeCesaies Of life at prices below these
which prevail elsewhere il has gone steadily on in IFS
good work, silently bus certainly achieving its noble
end. Hundreds OF families derive daily benefit from lie
existence, end thousands az on thousands OF dollars
have been economical since it commenced operations.
The Association consists Of stockholders, directors asa
president The Trce of the ehares is 500 each, aud
the issue was speedily absorbed that none are now
to be had exceI by transfer from the original owners
Gentlemen of means purcosfed largely that they might
have the power Of donating to others not so prosperous
tae privilege Cf buying provisions, and in this mannsr
a vast amount OF good has been Gone. diners nave
taken hut engle share which emit les them to draw
from the Association TIA amount Of $26 per week. 10
such articles may be lan6-ls for instance hour,
lard meats gTist corn, s.. Some idea Of he amount
OF business d3no may be deferred from the fact thai
within few months much less than year, up Ea do OF
$70O 600 have been paid for provisions, and tho
financial exodus is ON the Increase No profits are
made except su0h barely suih len. to pay the
expenses Of the estabs meDt, and none are expected
to be made, the smOuIt originally invested IL TO
be returned in full to the indiviCuL Shareholders We
make these remarkso call attention TO the advantage
OF establishing in every Town siuilar institution for
The ree Of pressing necessities which are M citing
the rich aud Door alike.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

HusfINas COURr OF MAGlsrRATEA-This court yes
tsrdIy certified that james B. Payne, Joseph Brz'-
lari, VIM @. Fear, H. Bonner, John Lynneman,
Charles Hunt and Louis Ante lott, were persons OF
good character and that there objection to per
mi SIGN being granted the said parties to include in tho
Licenses privilege to SELL by RETAIL Wne ardent prits,
or mix ure thereof.
Samuel H. Bowman, charged with stealing eight
ounces of morphine and seven OF qunine frOm
the Medical PurveyOrs Department, was examined and
discharged
Alfred Moss, charged with receiving the morphine
aad quinine from Bowm-n knowing them to have ben
oil n wa, seAt on 10 be tried before Judge Lyons.
WIN. T. spil.rs charged with stealing cloth from
the Clothing Bureau, was examined and &c t en- to
Judge Lyons for trial
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
TO TIE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.

The Enquirer Of yes.srdly says 1--WE ave been re
quested to call especial attention to this fact and
authorized to say that # farmers will send their con
and forage to the 2 art rnastss Department r,e>ipt
WI De given rr'u- a L il kind SKY days. This ar
rAngement would secure ID the larm-r his provisions
and forage when wanted aud would prevent the enemy
from seiz ng it. well to accumulIte supplies
in Richmond Uaess some such arrangemtnt is made,
the farmers will lose al their gad, aud its possession
will induce and encourage the enemy to send cut
their cavalry seiz' AMI carry of their horses, ne
grOes, And consume and destroy their properly and
provisions.
Such an arrangement will be Of great bens6 both 10
the farmers aud re g0yern1 en-. The farmer will have
bis crops secure where he can get them when the
country Is delivered Of the enemy, and government
will have tie use now when the demand is mos: urgent,
and will return the borrowed property when its
sources are not 20 pre's,d at present. II every
farmer, rSseryng sixty days supplies will send the
balance Of his provisions, and taxa receip for the
same, eturnab, il sixty days. the country will have
10 provisions upon which the enemy can subsis aad
raids will sary b confined to the Immediate To-
eaity OF the supply dePo: II the farmers will per-
sst in holding On TO their provision they must not
complain when the enemy seiEss them. If there he'd
BEEN no provisions and ora in tho hands of the
ers, it would have baen impossible for Averil, and
Oh Ook and Srahl to have penetrated to he south Ct
the james rives We earnestly recommend the tug-
gest on 10 our readers aud urg their imnee tie aen-
lion TO L."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
THREE Mills THIS SIDE OF MARIETTA |

Juue TO- 1901
There was Ii tie sk:rmishins BY the enemy OF rue tat.
t,ries y's.eriay, and fca-csly any replying Sharp
shooters firing all day Tae most Of the wagons Of
the enemy moved in front of the locality
by Them yesterday
Du the diminishing yesterday Msjr Massey, Of
the 2Osh Miss sslppi, was kllle'.
At 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon, HoOker's corp,
rade charge on clebdrne's divi.i in three lioes
battle ard REFUSED with gree s. er A lev
prisoners were taken, whocopfrm Tn abovs Clebu,a,
division fred Sl5 times with shot, Ill AID c,n i,ter
The enemy not able to bring Tia art " bear
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
HEADo'Rs RESERVE FoRCEs OF Va, {
Rich ond, June q, 1864.
GENERAL 0RDKRs,
NJ q
je7-clm

No.9
All belonging the forces Virginia who have
report their proper rendezvous for duty compliance
Win General Orders No. issued from these headquarters
I 1884, calling Them to the hed now for tae last time,
notified and required their respective companies without
delay Upon failure Absenses report for duty within
reasonable time after the publication OF this order enroog
ono them and turn them over In
conformity 10 law camps instruction for assignment to
service With the active forces they bew
the ages OF eighteen and fOrty-hve..
By command Of Bhg.-Gen kKNPRR.
~ Richmond Petersburg, Lynchbug and Stanton papers,
and Register, viii publish week, and send bill
10 these headq aArterS. leS-IW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

IKcoRRIaIBLE THIEvEs- Jerry Dunnavant and Lee
Whtsburst, two notorious pickpOCkots aud thieves,
sged each about seventeen years, were brought be-
fore the Mayor yetsrday on the charge of stealing
diamond breastpin from Lieut. C,l, james Nell'g D..
The witness being in Petersburg, the thieves
mitted 10 al, and tbs case continued.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
no TARPLEY WHITE. JNO. L. WHITE

ITO TARPLEY WHITE, JNO. L. WHITE,
Richard White, Charley Martin and becee ~ his Wife
MAcha Pondexter Ressy w. WyteD, Thomas Wyiten, and
Cunningham Take notice that we shall at tie resi-
denee OF Jacob Coles In the county on FRI
DAY. s1h day Of May 1884, proceed to tax the dispositions
Of Jacob Coles and others and that Shall In the Clerks
once orb aax County COURT the 10Th cay Of May 1884,
proceed - take the dispositions Thomas Green others
TO be read as evidence In the Chcnt Court OF Pyvan'
County upon the trial OF appeal aiea BY from an OF
der Of the County Court Of PyvApls entered az March tern
white - probate. 80.
YCu's, &C., RICHARD JONES,
COLEMAN D. Bennett,
April 10th, 1s6l-ap92 w4W
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

E1ToRTIoNER PONIsHID.-A colored drayman, cha gee
with e1ac.irg tie prOdigious price of ak dollars 70
hauling gentlemens trunk from the railroad depot tC
his residence in Savannah was fined by the Mayor 81,
doIlsrs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

ABBED-M. AdOlptus MrOwanki, a Pole, or some
thing of that kind, and Charles Ellis parOlsd Yankee
ser;er b. coming disgu,ted with this glorious land of
Dixie and losing sight Of the fact tina. no ons had in
vted them hhe attempted to abscond yesterday, and
get into tho Yankee lines. They were captured in
HenriCO county, brought back to the city, and thrown
into Castle Thundr, there, among vermin and MCLEAN
adventurers from ell the ends of the earth to bde
caurt martial.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

PORTABLE Boat The porsabls boa invslted by nj J..
H Price, is perfsc. success and is bound to prove
most valuAbIe inve-tiOn, especially TO our caIaly
commands and sccu-ilg parties 1. weighs about l2S
pcunds aud capable OF carrying with Fliety 900 bs
bu der. IL gid.s over the Wa;er most rapidly and
gracefully, ald IS easily mlnagsd Ia FIVE minutes it
may be taken to pieces to be portAbs per mule
back.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

THE Publication of the KNOXVILLE
REGISTER win be resumed at Charlotte, n O., on TUES
DAY. june I lisa The RE0ER for the present. VII pc
published weekly ony TERMs oas Dol ~ per month NO SUD
J. A. sPRRkY,
EDITOR and Proprietor,
Charlotte, N o.
NB-EAst Tennessee refugees receiving news home Of
general public interest," viii confer By Communicating
he AAns 70 he RHourER for publication. 90
my8i-as
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
ITO THE FRIENDS OF THE SOL
l. DLERS THROUGHOT UTHE COYFEDERAOY:
QUARTERMASIEa GEMS DEPARTMENT.,
RAILROAD BUREAU )
RAILROAD BURIAU,

Richmo ID, + b. 80 1854.
The nds and relatives OF soldiers In The Army
Virginia hereby notified that arrangement has this day
effected with The SouiheTn Express Company all
packages Of food and wearing spParet Richmond, Va
tn obtained through The Express
Company, the following instructions must be observed:
not contain than hundred pounds be
well secured and pany Marked tnd Iet at tina expense Il the
shipper to either Soldiers Relief soesons which
located as 70 lows:
North Carolina, al Raleigh in South osrooa at Columbia
in Georgia. Augusta In Alabama, Montgomery 70 any
other vsn Of these Associations have ONCE
Agents Association will there take charge Of them
and ship daily by Southern Express Company proper
Agents tbs pecve States at Rchmold who viii them
distributed 10 the prop-r individual owners
To the wishes Of the soldiers and 10 them certain
and speedy communication With home the southern Expr
Company haS greed give ts freight preference
order th obstacle the
cess enterprise the railroad
are hereby the Express Company such a
lilies u this Arraag complete
f1aliD
As Southern Express Company all responsibility Of
the transportation othese packages TIA Relief Associations are
requested withdraw their who have heretofore acted
arSveng messengers II the Relief Associations will estLhrsh
tgencss the OF other armies, they enjoy the same
privileges hereby secured TO the army OF Northern Virginia
J. w. eIMB
Lieut.. COL and q. n.
Approved