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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-09
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Price, IS and so Cents Per Bottle.

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COUGHS, COLDS. &c, the World = ever +.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-09
Times of Holding Courts in
the 9th Judicial District.

TT Is ORDERED BY THE UNDERSIGNED. JUDGES OF
1.-the Court OF Common Please, of the Sixth judicial
District that the Terms of the Court Common Please
and District Court for the year 1865, be held
Counties of said District, commencing Oh the
days following:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-09

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est child.
MADAME ZADOC PORTER's CURATIVE BALsAM is no new
and untred medicine but has been used by the public
for the past % years, with unparalleled and
has acquired its present extensive and largely incroas
ing sale, simply by being recommended by those who
have used il to their afflicted friends and others.
IL YOU Cold if ever slight, do mot fail TO
give the Basam trial. the very low price at which
it sold brings it in the reach Of every one that they
of rs cent bottle will often prove TO be worth
hundred times its cost
Do be put off with any other. Ask for MADAME
ZADOC PoRTERs Cough BALsAM, insist having it, and
take other; If your Druggist does not have t, have
him send and get 1t for you
Bg- Sold by all Druggists at 25 and so cents per Bot
le. HALL RUCKEL., PrOprietnrs,
Dec Is, '63-1y. 216 Greenwich st. New York.
For sale in Delaware by STARR & BROTHER.
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SpEEiaI 9ntifEs.

CORRESPON NDENCE.
HHE CORRESPONDENCE of Ysung Ladies of refine
IL ment and education is desired by two young 0fii
GERS, of good NOR ais and mental culture. All com
m munications promptly answered Address
Adutant 7. L. HARRY, or
Lieut.. +. C. DIXON.
Rth U. s. C. Troops,
I'd Brigade, Sd Division, 18th A. C.,
Dec. 2-2sp Va.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-09

Ihe Curative Balsam II
warranted, II used accord
ing TO directions, to cure in
sll cases, Coughs, Colds,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Asthma, and all affections OF
the Throat and LuRgs.
MADAME ZApoo PoRrERhs
BALsAM is a purely Vegeta-
Bile ExpectOrant, prepared
with great care and scien-
tific skill, from a cOmbiDa-
tiOn OF the best remedies the
vegetable Kingdom affords.
Its remedial qualities arc
based on its power 70 assist
the healthy and vigorous
circulation of the blood
through the lungs. II enli-
Vens the muscles and assists
the skin 10 perform the d.
ties Of regulating tho heat
oi the the system, and IN
gently throwing Of the
waste substance from the
suEfaee Of the body. Il
Ioosens the phlegm, induces
free splitting, and will b
found very agreeable TO the
taste. II is not a viOletn
remedy, but emOllien
warming, searching, and Q
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-09
RATEs OF AnvERr1s1rn

The following prices for advertising have been
agreed upon by the publishers OF papers in Delaware,
10 take eject Immediately:
Transient a,s lent. and legal advertisements. square
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-09
Repairing.

A Ii kinds of work pertaing to the Watch and
n Jewelry business will be done in the best manner
alifornia Gold made up to order Sewing machines re
aired at No. 8 Williams Block by
Junel '6O*t q. PLATT-
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Aouse Spouting.

nONE in Delaware and adjoining Counties on
Il j short notce-mateFial and Workmanship warrant
ed to be the bes-prices lowHave your orders at the
Large StOv and Tin Store of 7. EVANS. JR-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27

Five hundfed,snd thirteen prieoDeFs, cap.ared at
Ressca, arrived here yesterday ard to-day. Among
them thirteen efiien belonging to Folks Hlrdees
and Hoods corfs. They win be sent North to- NOR
row.
hug to day, BY order of the military commandant
charged with bushWhackng and numbering Union citl.
zsns Trdy was captured in White county, East Ten
nesaee, where he was acting guide to the rebel Gen.
Wheeler he betrayed no emotion on the scaffold and
ayowed that he deda true rebel soldier and not guilty
of shedding innocent blood.
The river Is three feet deep on the shoals and Is nov
falling.
THE RIBEL PIRATE VESSELS PREPARING DENoEsrRA-
TIoN ON THE NORTHERN COAST.
PHILADELPHIA Nay 20.-A letter from an oitcer on
an American war vessel dated Dover, EDgland, hey 4,
contains the following important information; II has
been known 10 Us through rebel naval officers that the
Aabsma coming here and that the combined rebel
pirates are to make demonstration on our Northern
coast as soon as they can get ready.
The detention Of the Rsppahsnnock and non-arnyal
Of the Alabama here postponed it for month.
This comes direct from rebel officers aboard the YES
sells, through our spies.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27
The Dear Whistle.

Political hatred, next TO theological is the bittersst
on earth. The politicians il Washington, so very IN
ike these in Richmond, will make any sacrifice of blood
and treasure rather than cOnoede the least merit to the
plans of their opponents. Unwilling to adopt NcCIel-
aD's mode of approaching Richmond, Lincoln has 81
ready immolted so or 10 thousand victims the new
line which Ora; has determined to fight IT out il
it laEcs al GUNNER" How many men will be slain in
order 70 crafty this political spite remains to be seen.
The whistle ID very dear but LOcon does not sickle
at prices. he announces with malignant delight that
Grant has not deviated hairs breadth iOm bis Original
line When he uttered that sentence, his heart swesd
with dsyiish desItat the thought of McOsIan's chsg
rim Whsn he should read il.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27

In the death Captain HOLIDAY A. A. g. Of Genersf
Joseph Davis Msssspp bgsdes vbo e The 9Th Of Mar
battle OF the Wilderness, the Army ~ Northern Virginia
eouhern 0onderhcy he loss Of another
lis Jewels. Captain Holiday In his 24h yeSrvas grad
u.ie the UniSssty Of North Carolina, Uhhpe H.
graduate OF the Military institute Of Marietta s In both Of
astiu hs brilliant intellect and manly ambition
sblsd him 70 uaIntsiu foremost rank n his CLASSES.
biosted despos OF the North IL
purpose free and sovereign eaes into obedsnce the
wi mslsnaDt and usurpnE Vrsnt, yourg Holiday
amongst the foremost TO rally 80 bis cuntys standard vind
iigbts and on the nt battle a. Manassas
the Amy hoihern Virginia the period Of bis fall he
was formerly Adjaan Of The 18th Mssppl REGIMENT upon
Of Capsn Msgruder the bae OF Gettybarg
BY General Dawn the then created and
discharged the duties OF his once with signal fidelity ability
Tins he received his death wound hs brigade being
heavily assaulted By eight lines OF battle Of the enemy and he
had 10 the brigade his left 10 hurry up rcnorcemens
Ats Immediate uncture he pierced through the heart
panie ball. aud died instantly after exelsmrg .Reorcs
richt ~ These the lzst words OF
and hghtoned gentleman has poured out bis
baDgunary struggle for independence Add his
father, Colonel Jo Holiday OF Aberdeen Mis- must BE-
asussye TO HE sorrow know that his noble fell With
harness and at the post Of In defence Of home and
liberty Our hope that he has exchanged the szpguinsry
!use ofearhs reking baaeIds for the calm beaudss Of
Heaven Rsfks.
wMnssppi papers plesss e'py
Killed In battle Dewrys Buf the morning Of the leh
inssaDt while 10 vigorous charge the enemy RICHARD
BRUCE Of James A Bruce OF county, In the td
ofhs age member OF Comply OH Va. His
mats recovered and inferred the lSh IN his family
buying ground.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27
Doctored pispatches.

OF all Artul Dodgers tbs Yankees ara the arifules
Proof is found in New Yolk papers Of the 2lst, in
which EWePs responsiveness is construed as geneEsl
engagement, preliminary to Lees retreat For in.
stance:
"Our cli fax movement 10 thu lefis resumed again
this morning and 10 battle expected before to-mor-
row or next cay.
"Iee is believed 20 90 uneasy in his entreuohed posi-
ticu around Sposy lVans and may be taking up hev
one further 70 the southCa a. the present moment"
OF course no battle was to be expected when Grant
vas slrcady 10 motion on the left, with march and
several streams between himself AID Lse Nor was il
10 be expected that Lee would those streams in
order to attack Grant How adroity the Northern mnd
Is prepared 10 regard Lees pursuit of Grant IS re-
treat Lee is believed to be uneasy 10 his entrenched
position" &c. Ave he was very uneasy that lie
remained stock sin for days and until Grant, and-
ing it impossible to fo-ee hs troops to another attack
over the sinking piles of bis dead, broke camp and
moved to a healthier locality.
Such lodges answer for day, and it is from day to
day that the Abolition dynasty must nov live. Esch
morning the monster public must be fed with new lies.
Ifths defeats Of Bank AIDS gel cannot b. denied they
treated as matters Of no Importance. The question
arises "why so many and large expeditions if they
are unimportanti" No spswer is made.
Again Butler driven entirely back to his enrench-
ments, With heavy loss in killed. Wousded prisoners aud
cannon This is represented sOrse of the besieged
garrison at Richmond. Under circumstances, thor:
of signal defeat VIII disaster to the main armies Of
YAnkeedOm be admitted All mus. appear to 60 well
until an uudeniable overthrow occurs.
Blu, the Yankees, oredulcus ell, after three years
of persistent deception on the part of their Govern
ment are no. quite the fools they used to be. Lee and
Johnston are retreatng, ard Grant and Sherman in
hot pursuit. the walls of Richmond and Atlanta are
nearly gained; yet gold goes upl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27
lax OOEsTITUTIOE-sTLTE SIGATs.
RICHMOND WING.
FRIDAY nORNNG, NAY ~, 1854.
pApERs - - -.

We Learn that Papera mailed to the army do not
sich thsr destination, because the postage ia not and
cannot in many cases b Paia in advance, or on de-
livery to ar1y oaIrs-s BY the postmaster. To remedy
she officially in regard 20 the Whig, win hereafter
prepay tas postage At this oee papers ordered by
persons IN the army, seducng the amount Of postage
non The remittances sent
By an arrangement with the Postmaster at Richmond,
We viz marx each paper "Paid," which, BY passing
through the ocs here viii be evidence TO every other
oaics that the postage has been paid here.
when no post Office Is given, but merely The COM
pAny, regiment, SC, delay Of day in the Richmond
Post Oce s Unavoidable Persons In the army order
ing the Paper win therefore s;ata the post Otee, and
we win change the direction when requested.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27
HELDeU'ls PaorcsH MAisHAL's 0rTIol, [
Norfolk Va.

HEADoUls PROVOST MAMMALS UIrIoh,
Norfolk, We. 4
NorIoE.-No moneys are allowed to be collected on
any passes by officers clerks at this Office except for
passes for family supplies.
Parties are re quested to inform Of any officer or clerk
receiving money passes, except the above.
O. n. WILpnS,
Lieut. Col and Provost Marshal.
To show what sort Of men subjugated peoplehave
over them We may mention that in another part of the
paper we find the proceedings OF Court Marital By
which Capt d. q. Williams, of the 1lsth New York
heavy artillery, was dismissed the service for having
kept baWdy house in Fredericksburg, Va, while !.
was in the occupation of the U s. forces he then being
an oGcsr in the o. 8. Army. 1t Ia not at all wonderful
that the Yankee Captain should have 'ped his voca-
tion" but IL Is little remarkable that he should have
been dismissed by Yankee Court Martial for keeping
a baWdy house.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27
BUrLER,s RULE IN NORFOLK.

The Savannah News has obtained possession Of copy
Of the New Regime. daily paper published in Norfolk,
Va, the official Journal of the department In / 8
columns are about sixty orders on different suojec-
We copy several of them. There seems to be nottog
too low for that dirty dog Butler or even his drtier
Provost Naraha, to NEEDLE vita. The first OF the off,
cial orders We copy explain:
An AurocaArIc NOTICE TO QUIZ.
Head'qrs Norfolk and Porhmolth,
Norfolk, Va, March 81, 1854.
Special ORDER, No. 75--EItract.
Charles W. Buez attorney at law, so called, having
applied contemptuous and abusive language to me- and
to an officer of my staff the Provost Marshal of Ports
mouth, and having used his means to undermine cur
authority and to obstruct the military government Of
this district eau no lorger remain within the bnits
of this command. Let him not be seen here later
than IL o'clock at noon of Sunday, April 80 1854
EDWARD A. WILD,
Brig Gen Commanding.
NOTHING TO 81 SOLD WITHOUT YAHKEs PERMISSION.
Head'qrs Provost Mstshal's Office,
Norfolk, Va, Dec. l6, 1858
Hereafter all auctoaeeIs commission merchants or
others dealing in and selling personal property Of any
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27

description for tse henehsofohe yil before any sss
or transfer CT such property be made report in person
at this ofice with schedule Of such properly TO bs
sold ANY failure 70 comply With this order viii render
such sales null and void and subject the parties to One
and imprisonment. (HAs. n. WHELDEs,
Lieut. Col and Provost Marshal,
District Virginia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS
SECOND C0gGRESS-FZRs7 SESSION.
SENATE

SENATE
THURSDAY, May 96th, 1854.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Ainnegerode, Of the Episcopal
Church
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the Senate
bill to increase the pay Of the General assigned to duty
at TIE seat Of Government.
After remarks by Mr.. WIGFALI, In opposition to
the BILL the question was put and determined in the
affirmative.
The Senate bill to authorIs certificates Of indebted
ness be given for property purchased or impressed
ami for transpo ration and to provide for tina payment
Of the interest on said certificates in specie,
sidered and passed without amendment
The Senate then resolved ito secret session.
When the doors we're opened
Mr.. JOHNSON, OF No., submitted resolution re-
scindng tue order OF adjourn ment sins dc for slst
inst, tho consideration of which was postponed until
tomorrow.
On motion OF Mr.. MICHEL, the Senate adjourned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27
maRRIFD.
OBITUARY.

Aa Level Pxm" The 9e.s inst, BY ths Hsy D. II q.
D. D. Captain JAMIE BLAItc g. Miss LUcfk W.T. K
LITfE dsughte Of Captain p chy Henriso county Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27

A Detroit essiif- o. psi, " = s'ionndsi fss dsys
sine en- ou, Of / re, recnia wsiked up to hir7
and Heard t1sts-oid ern rather dssgrea4Dle<
aud that eAid rscruit 81 female; ronld q ~ tis
business. o.. X ~,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27
THE LATEST NEWS PROM THE NORTH.

WsCxIsct the following from the New York Herald
Of the 2lst Our readers viii nd grain of truth to
about pound Of ialsehood:
TAoM GR1ST's ARMY
WAsH1SGroK. NAY I'm dnighL-The action yester.
day SpOtsyVsna resulted in the success of General
Grant in gaining an advantageous position the enc
mys rghE THIS the object Of the attack made by
Grant
Our entire loss 10 the engagement viii not exceed
thousand including killed, wounded and missing
No general officers we're either killed or wounded.
Qftbis engagement it viii be remembered that Gen.
Lee states in his official despatch that the enemy we're
easily repDised)
Up to ten o'clock to-day the battle had not been
renewed
The position occupied BIZ Lee ia a vaet intrenched
camp. It's natural strength been increased By the
erection Of forifeaons, VII ca were built long ago in
anticipation Of lheg need. Lse rani.esis no dspos-
ton 70 out Of these deisnces Every opportunity
has been AFFORDED for him to DO SO, aud the change in
the pcssen Of our forces has been made with view
compel him to accept bstte beyond his Notifications.
Yesterday General Torbeit with a division OF our
cavalry, took possession Ct GnineGs Station on the
fredericksburg RAILROAD, the rear of Lees army and
destroyed all the buildings and supplies found there.
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Washington, Nay 90.-Despstches from the Amy of
the Potomac dated last night say that chaplain came
in yesterday from the hospital Of the second corps On
the Wilderness battle field, and reported that over 400
wounded belonging that corps arc still in hospital
thei e and thai they entirely out OF provisions and
mrdcal supplies. Representations If the facts we're
made 10 the commander, and to-day it is reported that
they viii DO broughtin.
Il Is said that Lee wiz not recognise Gag Of truce
unless It GENES from General Grant, ss he considers
him the eommandeTin-chiet of the army of tie Poto-
mac.
The report that large number Of wagons had been
captured by guerillas was false. Il arose from the
circumstance e az over sixty wagons loaded with FSp
plies had disappeared bul i was found that they had
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ran HorIcrs xor TO BIZ PULLED down.

FHE NOTICES Kor TO BIZ PULLED down..
Headers Provost Marshas Gfice, ~
District Of Virginia,
Norfolk Va, March 9, 1854.
Any person, citizen soldier seeing any parties dis
figuring, or in anywise moestipg any Of TIE Govern
ment orders, which may be posted in this district, win
arrest the offenders forthwith and report him to these
headquarters This being sufficient var'ant for bis
arrest CHAs. II. WHELDrS,
Lieut.. Col and Provost Marshal,
District Virginia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27

STRAYED, yesterday morning, from Camp
~ Of Reserve Forces New Bridge Road
GPsey" BAY MARE with black NAME tail and legs; years
cid this spring. suitable reward viii be paid return 70
tbs eho ;koe Nils Hchmcnd, her delivery Colonel
Daniorthi Headquarters near "Rural shade New Bridge
Road. RkANK eMYTH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27

r OST OR MISI4AiD, eg
IL Abou. two weeks ago, BY T. l. Hsnbleton, Jr sman.
TIN BOX, containing valuable papers, Any having
RoBr. H0UGH co.,
my2I-2ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27

Headqs Norfolk aud Portsmouth
Norfolk, Va, March 7th, 1s64.l
General Order, No. g.
Let every fourth dog in this district be killed.
The PoYoet Marshas of Norfolk and Portsmouth viii
see this order executed.
BY command of Brig. Gen. z. g. Wild:
GEoRGE II. JoHssos,
Capt. and Assistant Adjutant General
CHAs. n. WHELDEs,
Lieut. Col. and Provost Marshal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27
srGaOrs-D DOCS rsovosr cLr.rs, &c

HEaRoKs- DOCS PROVOST CLERKS &c
Headqq Provost karshsps Office,
d strict Of Virginia,
Norfolk, Va, March 2lst, 1894.
According to neral Order 4s, all busiasss of the
colored population shou emanats from the s1perintsn-
dent of negro aairs Notes Is hereby given that on
and after this date all colored passes win be issued at
the office of Capt. Brown, perinendsnt Of Negro Al
fairs, Norfolk, Va. By order OF
.CHAs. n. WHTLDIE,
Lieut. Col and Provost Marshal
District Virginia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE.-One Thousand Dollars Reward
IN offer the sScv. reward for the delivery me- connue
ment 10 jail 30 that gss them agsu, OF four negroes:
stout built
MARY, his WIFE bright cOored and about 20 4, years old.
and llmps In walking
SHIRLEY their child about years ,ld chubby faced and
the color Of his mother
Aso-NAPoLEoN, about s5 years cid, light ccor.d moves
very slow.
or / VIII pay Ia prouorton for either Of them
7. w. PiIEo Navy Yard Rockets, viii identity any the
above, caught and carried 70 Richmond.
Il. T. PAIR0,
ult Prince Edward county, Va.
Ny Post once ID Prospect Hill my28-ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27
A SCHOOL FoR YOUNG cHILDREN

3 conducted between the hours Of SIX TO ten,
avoiding the heat Of the day 18th street. between Frank
OF August only. sstctory references can be obtai,sd
myH--1ts y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27

Ws's1Eact the following from the New York Herald
Of the 2lst Our readers will hnd grain of truth to
about pound Of ialsehood:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27
HEADoRs DEPARTMENT o. RICHMOND. |,

OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIysz MANUFACTURING COL
RICHMOND. 18Th May, 1854.
THE Stockholders of this Company are
hereby notified the ave per BY the
Of Congress- passed tbs 1h February, 1854 will be psd
rtock respectively held By them IA their lsts TO
t \. B. BEHTLEY
my20-2aw5H - Afe1a
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NOTHING TO 81 SOLD WITHOUT rAnKrs rln,assIOE.

Norfolk, Va, Dec l6, 1858
Hereafter all auctioleels, commission merchants or
others dealing in and selling personal property Of any
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27

NOIICE.--I have opened an Office in this
In city for The purpose settling all my Accounts. All
having CLAIMS against my while aching
Chief ouartemssser OF the Armies Virginia
musi resent taem at once am cong this bisne anf
cannot delay ALFRED NJ. BARBOURA
Chief Qaartermisier Of Gen. J. T. JOhnstOns Arnis
Virginia aud ths West. 81
Office the street and Tobacco Alley up
stairs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27
THE APPROACH OF DAT.

0minous s'larce had prevailed since two A. N.
was now after Jour- The misty atmosphere gave XII
Of terror TO almost eVery oject and loome1 up in III
natural proportions and outlines from the dark, bal
shadoEs Of departing hight. All was vigilance al
anxiety, except where here and there lay weary so
der numbering on hiS moist and eAstby pillow.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27
FROM BUriER's ARnY.

Appearances on General Buffers front indicate that
the enemy have in progress some important operations
Our news is to the and indicates that reconnois
sauce in force made byGeuera Foster disclosed the
fact that nearly the whole force Of the enemy was under
arms on the 18th instant to cover and conceal very
extensive movement of wagon trains. Whether this
movement was for Beauregards retreat or attemp;
to supply and provision Richmond, could Lot be mace
ous
We have Official Information OF General Sherman's
operations in Georgia up to Thursday evening. He had
pushed his column from Kingston on that day to Cas-
vle and had skirmiSh with General Hardee's forces
The news informs Us that severe fight is anticipated
a Atlanta
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27

Nashville. Tenn, May 2O.--Gen Sherman is in pos
S,on Of Kingston, Rome, 0assville and tn, line Of the
E,oWah.
The army had heavy diminishing with the enemy al
the way from Reeaea.
The railroad and telegraph have been repaired to the
present position Of the army.
The troops are in good condition and spirits.
Johnson Is believed to be at Atlanta.
The prospect is excellent for the most important sue
cess to our arms.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-27
HEADQ'R5 DEPT OF RICHMOND, !
MAY 49, 1864

CIRCULAR:
A Ii persons within the limits Of this Mill
IA tary Department ether cv military e not snesg-
ed actively In the Geld. and using their military saddles there
will Immediately turn them Oap Aarye Oref Ordnance
0cer thee Headquarers who viii receipt FOE the
esehpay As practicable the saddles win repseed
By others, paid for individuals elec II
unfairly brought In they viii be impressed al once
The present emergency makes tbs order necessary.
By command Of Major Gen. RANSOM:
n. A-3t ~, 7. o. OHESrNRY, A. A. O..