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Reports Of tbo Press Asss6ciati0s,

Entered according 70 act Of Congress in the ysr is'
by J. s. THEAsHER, In ths Clerks ofEca Of tha Dis-
lct COuri Of tbs Cozsodsrats States fr ths North
sra Dislrict Of Georgia
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Md cE-risrs, Bsiss5s snc -,ss srsalSi Ee7s sgta,s
vll be sUpsass =s herstlIsFe wish Dsiy PspsTs C.
sightssa 70 twoaty eeRts-zlso daily papers at the
ccuntEr st truaty ave ocntz
3 ts-rs sdlGza q tire lPaEAL reesIvs5 every day
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mA1st HATS

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q f-isils tz-se % - Eslne Iasee " DOL RATS
Also, si giTe il CxrEcse ule Eat f0r tTO pc1EGs
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Iron is being laid upon ihs Piedmont
railroad with good deal Of dispatch, and great
exersons are being made to comgle.s shs work.
II Is said that an average Of mile and half
OF iron rail is laid daily At this rate Tie gap
siIl soon be closed, sAd the trains running
through from DanviIle 70 GreensboEo'.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-06

E complimentary benefit was given by
the citizens of Mobile, to Cspt. W. II. Crisp
and Mrs. Crisp, on tho 4th inst.
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MORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA, GA.
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 6, 1884
ror.n ElsTsarnr. rannnrs..-


By rsls5sace tc fae sPeech q Lord RUSSELL,
plSlishe5 ilis morning, it gsill be seen that he
Eirhes to e2en. .eamEsunicsaOEF viii ihs $50
cHlled" Confs1oTAts S;aies without rsccgHiziag
them. L ns!isi1g this spsseh sue Riehnond
EEgE;TsT sauSuacss that Mr.. CRAUPoRD hss
been sent to Richmond, ard ssys en Eakl b
man Of thRt aRIFs vss foFnerly'eoRsul genera
81 H-vsns,a a very gentiensnly man, and ons
sPoksn Of very highly By Gonfsderste n.7sl
cfioers. L faay bs thas his Is she agent select
g . opaa ''eozlpup, ,caaons" vita ihs -s1-
esllod," Eitsout stepping to inquire IS to sha
character # the Communication" ab1aG to b
.'ossERe, &c should lks se know HSR vii EslI
R6sszLL's afcaf open bis eoaos snieGE.o,sY
viii; Be addressed . P, BENJAMW- z q ,
or 70 JEFFERSON DAVIS, Eaq, r J. P B t'5>-
cEilsd' Secretary of Safe, or tie ''so-e@lied''
JEFP DAVIS, President, &C. That tho "sa-
csllsd7 Eust be in TO prevent recognition, is
sPpaTsa. iom ths noble Earl's a1sadEaens 70
Lord CLAERICARDE's melton, fer CHE inssT-
fioa Of tho w0g6s 20 called before Government
Ct tbe Coass5egass s.A,ss ogservise, 4 lnirs-s
Eeeu IS if the Hoase recognized tie Caafe5o-
rl:a States, although her Msjssiy's Govefulnep.
had not done 60"
I: vili Be correspondence exceedingly Ii
pl5Estie Which inserts ''so-ealled'' 70 pfevozs
recognition, and yet onaits it SO as not to cfFand
ua:ioaGl dignity at tho very oatzet of the car1e
spoDdenee.
This speech of Egh RUSSELL beEtsr illus
ilstes the n'tlsness Of tie mind Of the Minister
Of FaTsisu A8zjrs iran even bis policy hss
deus. Tnis st5uggle ever = word comp0f.s well
Wi.h ths idea Of astisnsl dignity which EGG
lsnd's foreign policy hss exhibited during his
war. TIE prssoas ministry feel the ground
cruDbling t1Hsaih thsir feet, aud power reeed-
Ing fEom shsir frasp, ard this effort to open
Communication with the. "so-callei" may he
merely an efort'to POSTPONE the issue while
longer. The correspondence between NJ.
CRAUFORD and the "so-cslled'' viii be inter
astiF ri-, f5u.In--sfie
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EaEgRRf,

1so,rIr s--o .ggsek'E ags, q -sADl'S BAGAbAftl
80 ,b - .sgslsr.ezn sei q tes clhcs BY proTpa
ne ssrns and Pss ia .ier tais aafeJ1issn'saA
nDhSS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-06

TUHBLING.-Tho Uonoucen nsat OF tho Pfesi-
dsn.'s message thai the circulation will be re-
6uced to two hund.ed ard .hirsy millions by
Jaly, says the Tsisgraph, bss had g startling CT
fscs. Evon now lhs complaint Of ''r19nay tight
ps So is uliTeifal OUe kesIs # IT every BiT0ei
cgrncg, ard YET cHeieI The rerG;a,5g c5yen-
lliion VII b lsken up in sixty days! PIcy-
sions are falling rapidly now. A friend Il No
cen lands Us 1se,ioliOsiuE n -E.1ssnjs iIlastsa-
tvs Of ths pycesSs here: Fl.u, sold last wesA
/ I5r SIPS PC. sscks sad sells 2o~ TO SO. Bas'
tsg sold f5I $40 sal Boa for 81 Eggs SO 50
snd no7 f1- 81 Bat .6is dessant, thouzh sFid
! is eB nothing. Tbs Common exehE+ gss Of g.,
/ c3uEtTy czunot BE- carried On by the cueula
/ tio1 allowed 10 /. viii prieas st 3 quarter o
tzeze amounts. Neither aour, EoT mssl, I'll
batter. nor meat, viii bring one quarter Of TIE
/ p.ico :bey are new se.liog fer, if the govern
inert ajheses to the programme laid down b
tas Pfesilsus. Tha day OF speculation is gone
You u.7er nsre 1i!l hsar treasury notes called
''we7tbless siqa,' - or lsugh raised vhen the
are called moSeg The grest question viii
every manufacturing aEd mechanical cuisines
win be 10 keep saesi till priees adjust them
| sel7es 10 The enormous coEiIee;ion.
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gY TIE roports, Of the Richmond Dispatch
was informed by officers who arrived on the
last Gag Of truce boat that before selecting lhose
who were 10 be Gent South By Gag of truce, or
ders we're rocsi7ed a. Johnson's Island that
none should be fixed upon whose wounds had
thoroughly hesied, the object beiag that no enc
should retsrn home who could possibly rs-eRier
he service. 1t YVES generally underrtood for
como dsys prior TO their departure that Gen
Triulblc, who has loss oEs Of his imbs, wouI
be smouz the rur1ber, but On reaching bis case
tho o6icer bevirg the msttsr in charge tee.
grapbed President Lincoln what should be done
sbCu. it. Lincolu's reply wsH to ascertain
Whistler be would he likely to entcf ihs Con
-isdorA.s service il senl hons. Upon inteEro'
gasng she general as to bis ability to do Sc, The
old patriot, not understanding tho trick, with
his uEGal candOr, promptly answered, "0h, yes
1 think l am in COED condition to enter the
service whereupon he was ordered TO stand
aside. Gen. I. is sill prisoner at Johnson'i
iglsod
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T4s eisssst taasl50t7 p-ies, -eis.ssr n Fnon5y
c. saSs1zips91, v.3 be psi3 i7s elskh csstoE
Or EasE rags. 's1ias - &C. l-, delivered s tie
kPFEAr .i=s-a-- r.. 2 .i=-,.g
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SI00 EsNWLARER!

Nl&E Ev' AZ -lefa -, El5ssri5eEs - OShsba, OF
IL tEs nigsg O.! JEe -s.l uitiay, tie bJH. MATT
- d sbs : t=e-ty yaazE rh v.ry tie " 70 Sss-o,
da-E cooper -ocr ll5 szlali b. itfs eheeks
stissd lfOat rsCl-- col. i-a EpsLks quickly y-bep
epoken l., .s ytry Intelligent Iss boy ssp
s51sen % haVs i6lt CEL-bA Etta Eiliauis sud
Eavs lest sel1s sn ihs bcU.hCrl EspubIe on Ter ~
tFip u Eyed1eEcs-s 5cil u.C
w. Give ~ sb1sg Is-srS for lie delivery az said
negro of II ecesa II elS leil hrie We esa fet kla
BEk&ZEai4E d H,tEE
GaLSoa,
apis ect eG.lzs Cculiy ala
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RICHEoNB. Nay 5.-Tbe EnEiiaa government Ts;aius
POSSESSION Of TIE gunboat Alsxa1da, bus ready
deliver her to ths ownsrs on application
Tbs Alsxs1dra correspondent Of ths London Tines
says Is quite certain the Yser0y si Egypt vii give ihs
Lands an order for coaatraotns Aersey rama
The steamer Bavaria, from Hamburg for New York,
5As captured On the I7ih b Danish vesssL
Tlo LoEdon Times attributes t1s rally n tbs Con
fsdsrats loan and bs Tazean IN prizes 10 he Paris
bourss to tks acln Of s Federal H1uss OF Es7Tsssn-
/ tarYss on tie Eezica1 question
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RIcHxoSD, Nay 5.-Nothins important occurred IN
slLher traaeh of Congress to-day. The Ssnass was
chiefly occupied in debating the passport STEM ard
bill securing oisl passports TO members Of Congress
v-aa nasal
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13

we'll being and which have been so gtavely inter
Iupted by he existence Of this unnatural war In America
Bus II our adversares, or those whom they have
placed in authority deaf 10 the voice Of reason and
lsc steeled against the dictates Of both prudence
and humanity by the pfesumpuous aud delusive conn
deuce in their own numbers those Of their black ana
foreign msrcenaries sha determine upon az indefinite
proougaton Of the contest upon them be the reipon'
sibily of decision 60 ruinous to themselves ana 30
Injurious 70 The interests and repose Of mankind.
For ourselves, We have no fear Of the result The
widest pictures ever drawn of dsordered imagination
comes short of the e1rsvagance which could dream OF
the gust of eight millions OF people, resolved WIN
one mind to die freemsn rather than live slaves, and
srewarned by the savage and exerminatiDg spirit IN
which this war has been waged upon them and by the
mad avoWas of its patrons and supporters OF tue wore
Than ERyptan bondage that awaits them 10 the event oil
| their subjugaton. -. 49,.
With these declarations Of dispositions our prin
cipes, aud purposes, We commit our cause TO the
enlightened Judgment Of the world, to the sober rthec
ton of our adversaries hsmselVes and to the solemn
and righteous arbitrament OF Heaven
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From the London Index
c CONFEDERATE CAUSE IN LANCASHIRE

MAScHEsrER. April 20, ls64.-Du-ing the past week
or ten days several important meetings have been bel
under the auspices of the Soutte'n Independents
Association fo the purpose of elei lng BY argument
and dFcrs ion expression OF popular opinion upon
the American war. Ia each the rtsult as been
decided victory for the Co fedeae sde aad 10 more
instances than one the Opposition was IN 60 small
Minority that the resolutions With eclrcey AM re
si.tauce and carried with acclamaion waving of
hat' AMI Other scch tokens Of triumph. O,e of tn
most animated and nAuentiay attended Of these ,t
pgs held on Wednesday evening ,st in the hall {
the ohu CD Of glaod Iustuhe Burnley, upon the CO.
casion Of Mr.. 7. B. Keisaaw delivering Ii, second
lecture In that town. The platform occupied by
some OF the leading inhabitants aud the body of tbs
ball was well filed by an attentive and enthusiastic
srdence Th4 lecture aope occupied Early two hoa,s
in the delivery to lay nothing of the debate that io
loved or of the motions with whct the meeting woud
up, very brief abstract Of the lecturers argumen
mus: suffice in this place As he entered Burnley,
he taid, he cast al eye ovsr what he might
style the. 'tfllest element,' their chimneys 10 ga
that with very few exceptions they we're SIN ,k.ess Hs
knew very well what that betokenod either thh
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS s
SECOND ooxGRESS-E1RSr SESSION.
SENATE.

SENATE
SATURDAY, June IL, 1854.
The Senate met at 10 A. NJ. Prayer by DR.. Read, OF
the Presbyterian Church.
Mr. WALKER stated that he bad been incorrectly
porse a, voting against the bill concerning agents OF
the Press Association. He voted In the Affirmative
Mr. BARNWELL, from the Committee OF Finance,
reported rack House bill 10 relation to the pay Oh
clerks in the Office Of the Deposary, which was read
and passed.
Also, House joint resolution, explanatory OF the
act increasing the compensation of certain civil Officers
and employees in the city OF Richmond, with the re-
commendation that DO not pass The resolution was
rejected.
Mr. BARNETT reported back, adversely, the bill to
facilitate the settlement of the claims of deceased SOL
ders Laid upon the table.
The bill introduced yesterday, BY Mr. WlGFALLb to
extend the provisions cf the act provide for the APP
pointment OF Ulcers with temporary rank, etc., was
considered and rejected.
Mr. SEMhES introduced bill authorizing the Presi-
deaf to assg general officers to the command OF any
army corps division, brigade, department. or District
which, after debate, was rel rcted by tie vote.
The Senate bill to provide for the improvement oil the
railroad iron, equipments and rolling stock Of railroads,
when tho tame shsl become necessary for the puohc
defence, etc., vas taken up and pissed.
The bill to establish Dureau Of Polytechnics was
further considered, and rejected
After some further business, the Senate took recess
until O'Clock, P. N.
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rha Ci,u Post Office Again.

his AN outrage. a cruel and inhuman outrage 'nat
the mails of the whole country should accumulate In
tbs city and be suspended account OF the military ou'
ties of the ceEksin tie postoce We do Nnetn
er these clerks or any Of them have yet been returned
or not but the fact 10 less exists that great anxiety
suffering, and even DEATH 10 supposed to have reSueu
from thar temporary with iIa4sl Of the clerks ana inc
suspension of the mails
surgeon asserts that the best medicine Tor SIC
or Woandsd soldier, is letter from home, and ue
next bes to be abs to send home that IN critical
cases Of wounds or Diseases when the soders spirits
are low and his systen lADgushipg, letter from bis
wife, parents or children, may tie frequently mAer
of life and death with him. Il may kill aud has killed.
patient, under such crcum. Stances when his whole
appointed.
With knowledge of such facts, and probable conse-
quences We say il il an outrage, that there should at
any time, and ier any cause be suspension OF labor
In the Postofioe of this city.
In the name Of the sick wounded and suffering; Of
the brave and manly bosoms, exposed every mcmet'
20 death aud wounds of the cad AnxOusly expectAnt
d.ar ones As homo; of ths people and the country We
protest, veLemently protest against it.
This war has enough of misery and agony in it, With
out the addition OF anything which be supplied BY
the acts of those in authority. Let net the Peste flee
be considered ~ one of public enemies. Let there
be no more brakes put upon the army mails, or lives
may be sacrificed, which otherwise might have beer
saved hom less by disease or wounds.
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TIE BATTLE OF COLD HARBOR-YANKEE 40
COUNT-LOSS OF THE ENEMY, Ere.

The following is rae. from the special corres-
poudence of the Philadelphia qurer dated near Cold
Harbor June Sd, IL P. NJ. 1; wi be seen that this
correspondent although afraid to acknowledge defeat
has not the hArditOOd TO claim wc.ory-in fact lie
nmatss very plainly that the enemy paid very dearly
for their whistle. he writes:
To-day has been marked by much hard fghting.-
There has been general bltta but an engagement Of
sufficient severity to add la ey our number Of killed
and wounded. Four thousand men will not much more
than cover casualties. Everything won to day has
been earned by hard work. and has coat its full value
An average advances Of lice, what less than
half q mile, and the capture of about four hundrt
prisoners, form the result of the days operations,
The formation Of our line of battle In its new posi-
ton across the Gaines, Mill road having been compile
ted y(sarday, and full connection established between
the several corps an early hour fixed upon this
morning for assault the enemys works along the
entire lne the principal effort, however, to be made
on our left ard against the rebel Aght. Our II
extended from Bethesda Church the right TO point
nearly two miles below Cod Harbor on the lets
There was nearly mile OF ground to traverse before
reaching he entertainments that were 10 be cnaTged'
and over this our advanced silently as possioe
Trough Part of the distance they were screened rom
tho observation Of the enemy by woods or srgot NUS
but in the immediate front Of the brealworks there was
space of considerable breadth shIrding NJ sp'Eef
whatever rtm the rebel fire. Al hongh the enemg vas
en- the atr Abortion Of Barlow's DIVISION succeeded
in charging over this space and getting temporary pos
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13
Congregational Manifasto.

IN our columns dis morning will be found Taper,
Important and Impressive, because Of The body from
which il emanates tho parties to whom s addressed
aud The suffice, of which it treats aud, nigh: add
cause also Of the eArnestess and gravity of ss Style
and tone Were o. to the Manifesto Of the Co0gressscf
the Coafsderas States to the NatiOas Of the EIrth set
ting forth the dispositions, principles and purposes OF
our people in the war they are compelled to wage with
ths Unitsd States Fhe document rests upon the idea
that We are Tree, indepeI dent and sovereign power
and it therefore, Omts unnecessary and derogaOiy to
our position, all POsstAhOn Of purpose 70 fight until
eur Independence Is achieved. Il that
she equals Of those to whom speak, and every SEN
tsnoe glOWs with the conviction that We viii never for
forfeit such equality By the loss Of our Independence
No unmanly appeal for help or sympathy smAde, but
civilized powers are dmonished Of the completely they
nav acquire in the terrible guilt Of the by falling
% do whatever reason and honor aud christianity sug
Rest to Lessen lis horrors anu shorten is Duration
first and chief among the rights belonging 10 Us and
which cannot longer DO withheld without shameful and
aASrant injustice Is RECOGNITION. To deny this 70 Us
Z 70 acknowledge the hghtiulness Of the sosurd
and nsOlent pTetenEion Of the Yankees that
We are RKBELs aud that they are fully Jusu-
Gable in subduing Us If they can. When was the
Yankee ever our master, thas We become "rtbeA' b.
resisting his supremacy PrsPo'sesOus IS the idea,
ihs denial 70 Us b. the governments Of the earth Of
Eas position as an independent power Is practical en-
aossAisn ot and powerfully encourages our besotted
100 = continue hia Efforts to subiusase England
no trance and other powers may profess neutrality and
PAFuAhsy' and swear il dozen times day, bui 90
- q t0Sy HiiahG1 hon ibis nAAifsIt and vital
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right they are neither impartial nor neutral but 0eseh'
promoters Of the vs and strong abettorS OF our enc
NV. We suppose it 20 be leading object Of the AMI
s,O to arouse the CONSEQUENCES Of European rulers 70
,bis fact. We trust he effort may nOtb' In vain ou.
sboud Il fail Congress will have nothing to 'reproaoa
lslfor in having attempted 10 enlist moral agencies in
ala Of thu glorious efforts Of arms to terminate the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13
VERY valuable real estate on Nam street

v between 18th and i7th Streets for tale.
We ara auihossd sell either (Out one Of the
following valuable tenements tbs side Mia street
viz rne ick Tenement Occupied By Mr. eoree
Jacobs also those brick opposite 20 ths ola
Marke occupied respectfully BY Mn. saddlsr Mr. W. Har-
" cd and Mr. Gumo
II Immediate ppcau,n b. made, one oftae said tsns-
nents will DO sold upon accommodating terms.
Apply to
jsil-ss G0DDIN APPEssoa,
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A CARD OF THANKS. The Ambulance

IA Corps city nsthod-throush
the undersigned committee appointed for the puipos
pr ssing their high appreciation OF t hidne,s extended
portion OF their number by cetn czens ef Richmond and
Manchester, dung the recent BATHS near Drew Bur IN
eXpecte lily cut OF BY the enemy from their homes w.t. out
plies and performing heavy and unrening dues-no sooner
their situation known than generous cseps OF Man
chester promptly relieved their immediate Necessities These
kndbu to many Of unknowu endsEl please accept
sincere thanks.
But especially DO sckno -lsdss and mos. gratefully
be timely assistance substantial cid supplied By Mess
wngh &ford Of the American Hoe who MT only person
to their relief accompanied by OF the Amhuancs
Corps Of Kishmozd and bridging bounul supplies for their
hospitably several Of their namber
their Hotel Ia the city free OF charge extending at the
all aid In the OF their woanded and CHERISH
ed deaf.
such kindness gener ;sity will gratefully
beed BY this corps and ALSO FUZZY appreciated By
HORACE sTRINePeLLow, in.
I srANLY BECKWITH,
JAMES Il. CUfhBEAT
THOMAS WIrHRsSd
GEO. w. BOILING,
JOHN LYON.
w. L. WATKINS,
J. n 6CH00LRIELD,
O. BRANCH,
WILLIAM PLATr,
X. RAGLAND, President
of the Ambsance Corps VI the City Of Petersburg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13

RICHMOND, Fred'k and Potomac Railroad.
LII On and ate; Monday. 18Th instant two Daily Sundays
exceptsd Paen Trains will be run over the road between
Richmond AZ Elstt Orosng ssvng Richmond at A. n. and
$40 NJ Rsturciag will arrive 10 Richmond At so A. H. and
6:35 z. NJ.
o. Sundays A. NJ. traia only
D. ia cAm'L hUfh, bupt.
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hank NOTICE.

A I meeting Of the Banks of this city, held
the 10th nst Il resolved that notice be given that
The Five Dollar Notes (od ue) Of the oonfedera
States OF Ameca viii longer received deposit oy them
and that dep9sios withdraw the amount nov At their
credit the 25 lest oihsrwe they will be converted Into
new currency and pls ced 10 their edit.
Richmond, June 1lth 1864. Jell-lw
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J AZ, nays 10,

The rules were suspended-yeas ~, nays 10.
MtCHAMBERS called for the order of the day-the
bill providing means Of taking testimony and obtaining
payment for properly irregularly xed or impressed
Messrs CHLNs ERs, BAPKsDALE and DUPnx strenuously
and forciby advocated the passage of the BILL Mr. Con-
RAD opposed Before taking vote the House adjourned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13

~ INFORMATION WANTED OF PRIVATE X.
3. HADEy, Company 9th Va Regiment Cavalry, who has
missing the fight OF May the sh, 6poyvanla
Q. H., supposed to be prssner In the enemy nnes
n. HADEN.
js9-3tax2w Hsdensvile, Goochland County, Va
tz-Northern papers please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13

SECURE YOUR SALT-Citizens of Henrico
O County, entitled Salt get their quota upon applcs-
County Court House TO-DAY ans 18tb) Ciisens
resolved their II kes 1864, do BY APP
plying Coanty ice of Peace Ths Salt viii
be open only for limited period. ELIJAH BAKER,
June 49, .s6i-4. Agt. for Henrco Coanty.