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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

TAG ALABAxA.-By our latest TRANSATLANTIC advices
we learn that the Alabam, put into Table Bay March
20, for cOas and other supplies The total number Of
ships destroyed and captured in the Indian seas had
been sevsn-the Amanda, Winged Ricsr, Contest, Mar
taban Cor Texan StAr,) Sonora, Highlander and Em-
Jare-but Captain Semnes reckoned the damage md
rec ly done to thu federal commerce by his cruise in the
Indian seas as equivalent to Eve million dears as the
presence OF the Alabama had oiused such psnic that
great numbers OF federal ships lay in Singapore and 9TH
or harbors for more than three months unable to get
freight and ST aid to venture to The Alabama
expected to remain in Table Bay FIR three four days.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

ExoELLKEF NEWs-We are rejoice to learn that the
last rail was laid on the Piedmont Railroad Saturday,
and the cars were expected 10 through yesterday
This is almost good news as intelligence of great
victory.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

VIRGINIA.--At a Supreme Court of APP
psas held stthe State Court House. Inhs city Of Rich
mond, on Tuesday, April 26lh, 1861
In accordance with the provisions Of ths act Of m General
Assembly passed The nn day Of March, 1884, amending and
re-enaeang authorizing the Court Of Appeals hold its
sessions other places than Leuburg March 12 1885,
ordered that the GUNNER a the Court
Appeas shall held Ooyne Springs, In the of
BODsaek DEPOT NE Virginia and Tennss
Railroad commencing TUESDAY, the 18Th day Of Iny,
1884, copy Ills order be Published week FOR
weeks sVey each Of the following newspapers
printed In the city OF chmond, viz:
The whg The SENTINEL The Examne The Dispatch and The
Enquirer.
apQs-usE MT. sTARKE, GO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
BALLARD HOUSE.
MP o RITA INT CHA G r.

fENHE Proprietors OF the BALLARD HOUSE
deemIpg II conducive 10 and convenience Of
their or, have determined 70 conduct Tie hotea
on the EUROPEAN STYLE.
hOfkL vi be established under This Arrangement on ana
afeer April The patronage OF the travelling
public and visitors generally respectfully solicited tables
Viii be supplied with The best tht the market aGord and
every and comfort regards rooms ana servants
1T nons will be furnisied-
The sprcss their thanks 70 those who
have 90 generously ptro thsn and by giving their nd
the pleasure and comfort OF their guests hops
TO merit a continuance Of the farne
nEns-Rrom A. NJ to IL P. ~.
AMI J. q. T0IlAFEkhO d CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

VIRGINIA.-At Ru'es held in the Clerks
once Of the Circuit Court Of the City Richmond, the 9Th
day OF April, 1854
william G. Young, Plaintiff,
against
Mics H. King, sometimes called NJ II. King. Defendant.
In Debt and upon Attachment returned Executed.
The object Of this suit Of defendant the
Of four hundred nd heen dollars and nneiyx cents with In
thereon the OF from the
18th day Of January 1850, III paid
And the attachment Issued herein having been returned
ed the aeendant required appear within after
due Publication hereof do what protect bis In
terest 10 this suit
sps-v4E BENZ. POLLARD, Clerk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

svcsHa vness9srs hlrhsd vish 0EOss vn snds--
al GA, as sra srbssrson abar' 10 expire, and WI
, proup.ig 6, t- y 9TH q s'v papers sor',aasa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

Bridge, vas under command Of Gen. Crook, and nuta.
bsrsd about 5000 men Wish twelve pieces Of artillery.
sHkRIDAN's RAIDERS!
Since Sheridan crossed the chick.hominy at Meadow
Bridges, and rScrossed that stream At Grape Vine
Brdse he has remained quietly at bis camping ground
at or near Malvern Hill. The following telegram, re-
eeivei at Gen. Rsnsoms headquarters last night nd
ca es that he is again on the move:
cHATEfH's, May 10 b, P. M
Major Q. o. 0hssney:
The enemy's cavalry, force unknow', has driven my
cavalry pickets in, and are now within mile Of my
frrnt. Forcs not known. EPPA HUNroE,
Bdgadier General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
MORE RAIDERi.

party Of Yankee raiders reported yesterday
atBeHed on the Aeherrn river 10 the county ofGreeis
vile and is distant from the city OF Petersburg about
forty mls in Southerly direction. Oar forces were
giving them Hght, but as the teg aphic circuit was cut
we we're unable 70 learn the strength Of our force Gu
gsEed The Weldon and Petersburg road RUGS by Bel
field, and Their object was evidently to cut il in order
to prevent renforcements from btl)w from reaching
Bsauregard, bu: they too late. His force is amply
sufficient from all that has reached at the tine Of
writing, to give Bailsr a complete thrashing.
Il was the gallant I7sh Virginia regiment, of Cores
brigade that repused the Yankees at Flat Creek bridge
on Harvies farm in Amelia, on Saturday. We are not
informed what, if any. other troops were engaged.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
A. r. lA"'S Sss.r..rmas.sr General

oYPIoE SOUTHERN EXPRESS OoMPY,l
AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. 20, 1864.
The Southern Express Company hereby no
lily the friends and soldiers In the Army North
ern Virginia and elsewhere that they prepared 70
as announced the above card and that th
Will do all in their power to fulfill Its requirement.
JANIS SHUTTER,
General Superintendent and Acting President
fse-58m Southern Express Company.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

az AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE OF


THE CONFEDERATE sTATES-The Directors Of the Young
Mems Christian Asiocation of RiehuoDd respectfully, but
earnestly submit 20 the benevolent and e patriotic houghout
this city ei,ce the commencement
hrs be refuge for those who driven from their
homes By ruthless sneres Ihousan1s Of hepeu
but from nearly every state ohe oonfeceacy have sought
esylum in our midst On citizens have been appealed
berie relieve the Eck and wounded soldiers 70 fur
shoes and clothing for soldiers 10 the held and hosp tai and
10 afford food and their suffering families and noby
have they In the great majority Of instances responded 70 every
The supplies OF provisions in the city at this time 80
duced the dcu OF bai,ing others by ordinary means
great that The funds contbuted Tor the relief
ollie. tt- 81 -.4 4ltt III
there than thousand females In this city who are
seeking from the Government IN yan and MAI
who OBTAIN work se not fully employed The wages recvea
Tor her work Win not enable these women 70 procure
Whont assistance, hen nom the city and country
masy instances or actual starvation have occurred Our
CITY has made ,st ibral appropriations for the pur-
cost but the agents employed Tor the not been
able TO proecre The quantity Of provisions required.
Under these circumstances feel that
peal citizens throughout states 70
without delay contributions OF supplies
the Army Committee Of this Association snce the
nd spiritual welfare OF soldiers and
families, and FOR the OF glorious Lea
soldiers be discouraged upon the eve Of
and, trust lest and mosi glorious campaign,
OF the sympathy and support Of their friends
at home
shipments made 10 Roger Martin, supenendep VIM. p.
Munford Chsirmsn Of the Army Oomnee VII be promptly AZ
tended TO- Aud with special sgreenens made
Superintendent OF the Southern Express Company, Al
exoTess charges Win be paid ty mem 1t Richmond
Contributions OF Eou alec be nj % these
wm. WILLIE, JE-, President
J. d. X. sLMoHF, Secretary.
ED- southeru papsr: requested TO copy apfl--u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
ATTITUDES holden in the Clerks Office ofth'

ATRULRS holden in the Clerks Office ofthe
"A County Court OfHAnOver, the eth day Of April 1854!
Nancy cross, Pitt,
against
Jordan Harris and Margaret 4, Ms WIFE, walter T. Gilman and
Betty Aan his vile Hsnry orss ndrisge Gross 10 his Oyn
seph Rcrosa Thomas Elicit Mary g. his wife, Cora r.
and Irene MDwe the last Of whom under
the age Of TWEEN y-One years, Defts.
IN OHANCERY.
Th object OF Nils suit to obtain for the division Of
certain OF The dover slaves In the bill mentioned which al
otted TO Nancy o widow Of Finch Cross deceased At the
dtr uon Of The slave property Of said Finch Cross dcessed
and appearing By adav fled In the Walter T.
mAn Bty Ann his wife are nOnredsnts Of State Of
Virginia. M ordered that hey DO sppear here within one month
after due publication Of h order and DO what necessary 70
protect heir interest In this suit
A eoPy-teste:
apia-s49 r. o. BOSWELL, o. H. o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

w ANTED-A female TEACHER, qualified to
w give instruction in French, Latin and Music, wh The
Englhh branches TO school Of scholars Ie
required. Address, Stating terms. Jos. DURUY,
oplG-4w Moore's Ordinary, Prince Edward coud Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
VIRGINIA ARMY AGENCY

VIRGINIA ARMY AGENCY
THE
OLD "C0LUMBIAN HOTEL
RICHMOND, VA.
THIS establishment is now being re organ
4 ICED upon more extensive plan, and greatly
tribute hoped 10 the convenience, comfort and relief
Virginia troops
In connection with II Is conducted
a Distribution of army Supplies,
by which al contributions Of food clothing hospital supplies
Virginia soldiers toers, when consigned
Agent received and forwarded expense to
parties. Also,
A Depository of Surplus Baggage Sent from the Field
ALSO,
WAY5IDE INN,
At which all INDECENT and officers the Virginia
troops passing through Richmond on urough Leave
furnished with lodgg aud su;h subsistence
lions the Agent may be able to provide.
A 8. BUF0RD,
apl5-c9W. Virginia Ar my Agent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
10 TEE FRIENDS or THE SOLDIERS THROUGH.
OUT THE CONFEDERAoY.
oUARTERMAsTERG GENERALS DEPARTMENT,
RAILROAD BUREAu,

QUARTERMASTERGEN GENERALS EPAkrAENT,
RAILROAD BUREAU,
Richmond, Feb 30, 1854. =.
TEE friends and relatives OF soldiers IN the
i Army Northern Virginia hereby nohed nas an ar
has this day been effected with toe eonern
Company carry all packages OF food and wearing 1pPs
Richmond, Va g., 49, rx..,
Company, the fol owing Instructions must be observed:
Packages than hundred poands
well secured and plainly marked and sent me o. m
shipper to either The Soldiers Relief Associations which are
located follows: o.,..,
In Georgia. Augusta In Alabama e. Montgomery orto say
other point which OF there AbsocAuons have an once
The Agents these Associations viii there take charge OF men
and ship daily by Southern Express Company 70 we proper
Agents OF the respective States at Richmond who wiz see them
distributed to the proper individual owners
To meet The Of The soldiers and 10 give them certain
and speedy with home, the southern Express
COMPANY has agreed give this freight preference over every
pE else and order that obstacle may occur 70 the success
Of 90 laudAbe enterprise the several railroad are
hereby requested render the Express Company such facilities
Il 10 make this arrangement complete success
Southern Express Company ASSUMES all responsibility o.
The ranpoon OF these packages the Relief ASSOCIATIONS are
requested withdraw their Agents who have heretofore ace
travelling messengers the Relief Associations VIII ESTABLISH
agencies In other armies, they may eoy the same
privileges hereby secured the Army OF Northern virginia
Lieut.. COL and ouartermaster.
Approved.
A. r. LAwIoS,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
ITO REPEAL AND kE-ENACT THE llTH
Il sEorIoN OF THE ORDINANCE CONCERNING MAR
KITS.
[Psesed April 20, 1s641
Be ordained by the oOuncilof the City Of Richmond Thas
section Of the ordinance concerning markets. pass
18Th day OF 0cto 1885, and the same Is hereby
repealed and reenaeted 80 as to read ~ follows:
Section IL After market hours person may sell or urchaso
about the Streets other shout market house or s pre-
cncts shall offer for sale n. Market butter,
EGGS h. fowls fruits vegetables, other articles which
sahaye oeen purchased while on their way 10
ket Eip SIX Ius Of market; except hut or vege
tables have b-en In another STATE or pro-
distance les Than fifteen miles from this city, Nor
engaged In selling, at MARKET butter, eggs or
fowls himself or blythe agency OF another al MARKET
Himself otcer the sane DAY that bel
seller tneTeo butter fowls. violating
this What purchafed shall for every
such voaon pay fne OF not lie thar ihsn hfy
doars II he be guilty second time Of soch vioAnen
SHALL in addition The proh ed forever after
wards either principal OF for Mother fo oang for
sac either any said articles AND u any perton
shall SELL sale ythg Whatever y any market In
sa city he shal have been prohibited he thing 20 SOLO
sale shall be forfeited the city, and be itied sDd
sold BIZ the the market for The beht Of the city ana
the party ding SHALL moreover be tnsd fifty dollars fcr
each thing so sold, offered for sale, by him.
A.. ". NORTON,
anq2-1av2v Clerk Of Oeuneik
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS FOR MILITARY
SERVICE,
ADJUTANr GENERALs 0FFIoE VIRGINIA,
MlRuH 1894

COLONEL HENRY HILL, Paymaster Gen
~ erA Of the State, appointed by the Governor to take
charge OF claims against the State Confederate
States military service supplies furnished without
to the claimants ami will forthwith establish an once at Rich
mond for that purpose.
All claims Of soldiers Of Virginia who have been be dis
chargei from disabled In the service Of either the State
Confederate States ali widows AMI orphans Of sch soldiers who
may have been killed ded In service also an soldiers In
service havng special claims (oher than Of pay and cotng
aganS either the State Confederate States government who
Eo their peculiar position attend In person send
their claims Colonel HILL at Richmond for collection, free Of
cost
All persons sending claims will be careful 70 give the full
name company REGIMENT brigade claims should
be all stated and Of attorney properly auhentcstd
authorizing Colonel Hill collect and receipt for the that
he may act with promptitude and despatch
The Intervention Of paid agents for claimants Will In no
be permitted being e Of the Governor 10 protect
Ties against them
By command.
apl-6.d&oln Tk. II. RIoHARDs0N,A. g.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

NOTICE.
A TT, nersons indebted to the late firm OF
N 10 " "a WOO ,LvoLK al Orange H.. Vrginis are
~ bsore tSe IA day Of June next indulgence
.e hs Tnos~ ssons having claims against the SAID
arm are earnestly rsqued dto present them BY vs.. npe
Tbe bookn ami papsr ~ In TIE possession Of Mr. Richard
Bouw are At Orange O. r. who fully authorised 70 setue al
claims Tor ana 'sans' mo - ). r. VOOLFOLK.
spl5.cim.g sarvi wing Partner afroxIs. voolfolk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
This to give notice thstI shall apply the Gil edit
Court Of Henroo In the state Of Virginia. tbs 9Th May
1894 the proceess OF certain real estate be-
Logging ray wards who reside In Nor croinl, wnicb
sold under decree OF said In the sui Of
"CoRh guardian WADE &c therei4 dep ling having
qualhed gwen according law In The county
New Hanovsr, IN me State o. North Carolina.
WILLIAM L. MAYO,
ap7-w4E Guardian OF Mary waie and Harriet wade
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

- ORAx.- iOO Da BOrsz, for sale by
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

NOTICE-There was committed to the jail
In OF smyth County, 1s day Of April, 1884, h.grt
boy calls himself HENRY and he belongs 70 VIM Pat
rick Buford County, North Carolina Said boy very oles
and stouiy bu f. and had on when committed 10 jail brown
Jeans coat yAstcoat ami pants JOHN r. oOki, 4
my2-cw6t yanor:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
our WOUNDED GENERALS.


We are gratihsd to learn from the LynOhburg Vir-
ginan that Cement LOngstreet is still improving. He
setrg up Saturday, and his surgeon exeec that
be WI be in the saddle again BY the first OfJuly. His
right Is partially paIs, zed, but it is expected that
time will restore to TIE limb s usual vity and power
TIE Republican Gays that Bdglder General Hayes,
wounded In the battle SpOtsylVaniA Court House,
rived in Lynctburg Saturday morning. and il the guest
Of John R. Mcdaniel Esq. His wound, are graf fed
{, learn is not serious, and trust to him
again at the head of his gallant brigade He s psrfec y
confident that our arms wal, be comEl,tsly triumphant
In the pen6irg Struggle in Northern Virginia.
G.nsral Matt Ransom, Wlo was wounded neaFDreW-
rvs BuH Sturdy, is the guest of Hon. W. H. MAofar
land EGG, OF this city BE is doing we'll aud win re-
cover the use OF his wounded arm.
TRoN SOUTH wKsfERK VIRGINIA.
We gave In yesterdays i'sue some particulars Of
Averils defeat N Southwestern Virginia. TheLyDch
burg Republican Of yesterday learns from prisoners who
were tAken in the 6ght between MOrgans csvalry and
AvsIi that tie latter was defeated With severe loss
ATerill received sighs wound in the head The fight
took place about SIX miles fom Wyhevle on the road
ion fazsweI and va. fought on Monday, oh instant
Ne snsn3's force was composed of portion pt the
ma boSyof ihs raiders, which was sent Of as diver
sOn, Whila the larger force came on towards the New
River Bridge. The enemy's tre column In the South
west Is believed to be not less than {. 900 men.
The party which attacked Dublin and the New River
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

EOR. RENTAL excellent Office, with bed
adjoining gas, In the most desirable snd eeEtral
mart of the CITY, Apply 70 r. ID. WAkD,
Ap22-u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-18

tss1s5 $3.50 tCs ASS 8sgh "a. ~ i8s 3s1U4y3BU
The, aboys il. the pgobahis ssrsnsks b eof
shs oRposisioa 20 thu Rspuh lasaa pro-
grama0e og Ssass anaihilasssa. anxa was
kfoz tAs. Regsoss,a ~ aanosasssd Ia tie
RrssiaeH&h Inst message xna pfoslAza-
/ Etaenz wikhoas eOszasfnE the wvsw af the
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Keakacsy sad Aisssaxi. Tue teal sose
|af gksse Ssszas Al ahs issss Rrssiasasial
Eaeation was, in round nambars, 40e, coo
a which, Alnesln bad bot ~ .O00, lasss
ling q maiority OF 400, ,046 ssaiass
Ehim. Now althoa9h shzsa qnAfsess Of
she eisiswnef sAsss ssakas are ksy Il from
|ypssaG .hy LiaeolAsa bsS0aass, sksy are
nod kspt fTom shinkisg, hssinx and shss-
ishiag "A ali absoEhipgl wishS % ressase
their wroa9a. Whanssazm soAaiat begins
lie shee Gpsth bsswsea ahs frssndN Of
phite anprsmasy aua tsAe ,szas osasss ef
negxo sqaasEys all shoss was are lsvaag.
lausi hs asrsysd agsiaas ths Abelieioas
isss~ To be withiks the nassks les ns add,
froR sheas Rorddr States, shssa hundrsa1
shoasand t3 khe Damocrassc sssny af the
Noxsh, which Will maka khs fosAl or The
great anti-negro sqaAlisg tsxcs at@oss
tna sRiiaseas asa& q halES TAisso Abous
slziss will be sAAas ny whssh siss abeils-
ionists will End bssh ID shsiF fFsss and
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eaailse thAk this xzx i for ~ sagrs, and
nas. ter ths Uai0n. ! a grsas msjSrisy of
sysa ness0rstis nssspspsss Asss' treat
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-18

I
sgaCK TaEs In Y0UR MAT AED kEKs
TTHER e.. z.4 = - ~ a
rhs fsllDxas efsssion ssn ns1s
sAsHns kss tiara. KapAAlieaia - y
Der Of Congress from Massachusetts,, on
s1s oorrassaass & LiaaoIa's 1adlnlnist,.-
lion
ssTHE s3xETa4ka6RS MIST KKsGEafa
BsR THAI. M THk TIRsT xRAR or
i RRPUEIaUAH AD3IINIsTE ALTON,
wHIoH dDdt 4rd P9wEE UPON
PROFESSIONS on REFORa AND Re-
TREEOHAENT, THERE Is INDUBlTA-
BI.E KyIDENCK ABROAD IN. THE
LAND that SOMEBODY HAS Plum
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WHlsnEgH M 1H49 sIllQIE fEAk
AS MUCH lis TEE EltsaRk CURRENT
YEARLY ExREsSESs OF gHE, SOW
ER0AElT DUREEG IHE AnAHNd6s
TRATION WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED. FROM POWER BECAUsE
OF ITS CORRUPTION" : SO
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elections. psepasA 9eseapansvhe have
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any sdpb64 &haessw 10 he A6olisson
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lsiisasAfs Va say it6xt thsrs are sasy nAn
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naw s6xs tAs Adminissssfioh - bsldiy
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party, shs Dsaoersry, u tho ks1r siec-
tiea. 40 = Y sfafsmsna 6e probability,
taese may be Divided aaong sAA StAsss.
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s.ss &C. a. n,.m~.ss ~ : y n :. -,
III 1850 1'aA
= ssss z saAaaaAs1ss - u sass'1r
- = - - = ~ sssas =
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=. - - - - go , : - ! ,ss n.
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had soa ne hasdahosd 20 pas Il u sxses'
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