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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

fstETttLD. Ne. April -. 1854
hessrs- >ErH w.foNLE Co
tenii rrlrn -->eeing naraer1ts crrti6c.t-. d,
the hsinc PAM endors'ng the merits 81 that
sIsl' Lsng kemrty. Mi>TAR'S BAISAM OF
WILD CHERRY, an iniicrd. aad 1 tass
great pha-urr iu griag puh.icity g. th- rrrat
curc % sa-oinpiished M tssni q NJ 80. H~,-
y 4 Archer. nos fo-far,ster a. FairtcLi. Son.
erset touuiy, Ne. was attacked vitA .p,tr..- !,
u','i' cp'si. ~es+less oi lsngs. aai rrn-f.l d.
u.'it - "'''ca 30 thsf osr Liniiy phy-scfas d.
cttfed hina % have a"SEA CossUsrrso.' %
he - a. un'.ef mrdicti tfesilneai Sc q nus.l-r q
rl'ntas. Bot received NJ t,neft I'm a. Al
- gu J sls inaucsi 20 p-irch.se one L-si.i~ Of
Wis IAk~ BALSAH. ~htch bes-dfte.i Asn .,
mech oifatncd slaihef. ehlcA a. !. shsrt t,ss~
restored htn o. n ususi Stale cd h~ahh. fhi.k
etn --ieif f-caasl-ta. gAi. reueiy O. ofasr. !,
- e'Hi'iion, ior O. q, think. al r. p.lfpofi. 90
be,-rHE 6sEsr LUse KrnEDr FoE Fsr
rINEst
p" above sistenraf. ysaiicfasa - uss s-.l..f.-v
ohefins 90 zoe in isssr 81 your Balsaua, asd .. "a
year di-posal.
A. ever. \ ours.
ANDREW ARCHER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16
PATENT MEDICINES.
Al % whirh 'hsy oaer - whol--ale OF Retail.
Al he Lowest Cash Price.

COUNTRY DEALERS ~iu do -.u 10 ~.u
oass al slve their freight frou the eiiv
fEDDLEHS win 6ad q &C. th~fr adssssar. O..
cal ui'oa 40 Isl stock - Beiag 10 ooa.ectssa
18th
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

EREEBpW NOTICE Nsrre Del arr.ts s.s.
u ra fhaif have fh.. les r.trn io ny go lIi-
Isr. frksaa. 90 ffrr f. 80 snI frsfe o. h.a-
cog frrfng faf rrrIs.arf af BE- rr.rlflff AID fhsf
I saaN rIil.n r1ar .f BE- sfrss n.r psf aaf t-his
ol BE- r.rfrlrf.rg slsr u.s ttfr.
Arf.FrI. $50. I'M fssf
AARON JACKSON
EARM FOR SALE Thr saisrrt~r ra.rs
Il o. ssr af FL iair1s.a Dbl iirei ea shtrh hs Dol.
slffs. s.lu.lfl fa rlrls. s.sarr nir. fars Tarls
lllI. cod a-r utff .rnn Iae -.sfn.n af 50 rsf.s.
To- fsra rrf- aI..rI = to - fans hss. s... has
.rf III 10 trs. arl saris ,a 90 r.aars .f rri-sI
rar. o. rar-l.alsrs .arrir- on fte rr-n.lsrs.
e.. o. HirLEN.
r.rs kar -. f-6l
a uvINt-rRArRlX sALE. By v.ta- ~
L Y Earasr raa fhe fou. Iafgr "a Pro1are
o. o. Cea-ff ri osi1ri. shnI ssI n rs.fllr
ssrraa an rhe prrutsrs. aa Ssfeftsy a. 6rsi
tft nf prfn'-r arsr st aar o'ctck IN fh~ a.
f-rrr.r. s1 aH-h af on. r-aI esrsfr 81 Nlnlan
r.a.rr 20 1T Ur.r..It ll.rftsrI. ID ss nlar b.
rf...-irt ta nI.aa.. .ars..n .f TO- llr.Ire.I anl
a.V l.rs O. t.r rasa.al "a trirs. chagos af
Itt.r.at-frsI.sf ed Ia.lisafrI charges.
urrsaHE A.. 9nI-sf
INEVITABLE flNGREE. Atniasusulx
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16
Importing Houses.

n Bostoa. se thiak go f'rsish goods ehssp-
- fhta ran - frruf fhis - o. e Bs.foa
he h-s WATCHES of kal-t ieals : ui.. E-g.
h.h 81 Frearh, Haasiag a. OPea Paced. Gold
Siivrr and fih ctscs
SPECrACLE- % al kiai.. asI .sv qaaati,y
~ gi-ss 10 sei in oit sl-ctsci. bs~.. - sua al.
nd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16
A Good Fam for Sale


TIVE sui-rria~r of-r. anI wisAes o. seu b..
u tsrm. sifssf~f ia Nesrv. On Re4r Ri.er.
-sli tsr.u uifhfn b. rlils 81 srh.sl h.,,s--
a. god eust Nj. tao 49, Mill anf f.sth aaF
-htngir MachinFs. a.. $40 o. ral canfstns ,irsnt
seFrnfy tFr urrcfs as.s 49,. esriusiTe oi Fss-
iurs cut- irosn - ta - fons ~ ~. anf 80 .
god salp's "A ufter st Hrnse snf B4ras. Co..
god orchards iruces god The hou-e istea
stnItfs. tvCat f-ilf 81 fhffv-six the tsf q. Ia
on tawa. TIE l. is i6x36. -uh q stable atrtrh.
- &tSSo tsp tarns. ene 16s5g. the ofher 2isssO
ani sheds alt Other 1rfllailifnls eonvcnieuf fsr :
groi tsraa. TT nes anf fa god repair. aies-anfiv
sltustci anl fn -poa 1etrht-sfhs5I. AuuIni--
suid uu eass terms Co. go fhsa shst he haiLf-
faga cost. sac ftrn sil b. s.ld sith 90 " ifh-
puf the ~. Aiss three hu1frrf scr~s q tlaf.-r-
hn4 atF1ialng. Nos 81 your fiu.~. For f-rtber
r'rti-uiirs en4aire Of Lease Yofk or 4. 4. Bsr-
hank. Esgairrs. E.P. ktLGpRE
N~sry Juiy 25fh. 1894
Toe sus-efihef hereby gives public notics cha
b. has ''eea tuif sppotaicd by the Uonorsl.e
Jtt-e af frpIlafe ~ fhe taunfV of Orrlff. ssI
a--ulff ths trust of stullnisffator 60 i-ssfs aoa
ri fhr rstsfr of
HORACE ~ PAINE. hf- frr--.-l.
.a cd f..Htt ......e.. ft ..tir. I...If ths
.tt ..n.. H .H.freIr f-rnr-ls s.l nersoss
ili Hrs. .. fhf estate af said arrssssd Co. nlsk~
faaale i.af~ nas araf cod those 10 ho have aar o.
a,, '..s ..,fsea 40 exhibit th. .su.s to
Ju.g %, i-of JAMES "a. ESTES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16
Clergyman, Lawyers, Singers

- J~''' LIS ~ y.
- sh tso-r shoe pcruiattaa rnguire- 81 ura-
49, cs-fcf-e re thc rorsl o-xfu.. vii 6nI a i.
me 'sLr kssfpr which ~iu ef-etssit. .s4
instaaffussiy relicte ther cificuIi-.. Thi- Rru.-
go. uahAe set othefs, ut cnir no. nsa--,.ls
but q rntrruaeIF
Pleasant to taste.
snlaA quanfffy allsuloi 90 rs-s over the irrt-
tated paft 60 uluc rcnsve. the Al fiutv
niSlarS BllSam OF Wild Cherry
o. prepared b.
SETH ". fONLE A co
= I''H'osf Sresf. BOSTON
-nd - &C. .ar by 40 lrugg,st.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

Cards, Tags and Bill heads
printed al the Democrat Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16
SANH aa MOTIONS,

suantitiss. b. ihs doIea .iasie oas.
Watch cs--- aad ssstrri-ls esr Wstrhs-sk~r.
siit IT, iurnishcd cheaper thsn fhey ean ~ l-,eht
~ fortlaai. n shsrt people had bsfisr ell o.
hru and ssFe ussnes.
EFcrBthiug "a ranted % ~ What "a a. sold Gsr
Oar motto is o. Ilaae-ty H. che h,s gitcs - SD
the most surv 90 .scceed. Asy ~,rk eatrusfef
90 - ~tu - doae according O. coutrsct ssd
~arrsatci rood.
We Ssuit like % 80 anv watches that have
bees sI''isro ~ ineNIcrtenocd ,ssrkiseu. and II
- dos g nske fhen Fcrisrra veil there Sin BE- .o
charg~- TIE sause with ciock-.
ftaiu ~atch movements NIL b. iuu iewsIed
= hen repaired. and Eood qusrit-r 90 ver-s watch
- I'll - aiterrd % L~ver Es~speu1rats a = f.ir
prtcr. Chrouoanetef ba snccs ia-~rte,i On ~.iebe.
thst bsve Pisiu hshnoss; sd 6asihy an,thing
thff o. rrsiniret 20 D. DOE % q watch o. = ci,~k
stii D. denc 81 0,'r shcp and watrsutct b. done
ia a works aaiike rhauaer.
Nsfk soilclto.i frsra other watchmakers. uhich
~iu D. dore ~ e isfr discount.
Jcvelry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly EAscuted,
ESCsshpa'i foF old Cold nd silver.
BErsELI ltLL. Oot. S. 1861 81
NOTICE 4 81 urh pleasure that 4 $50 -
i1ruu the public thst NJ. Ozul,n ". Tsurhefi has
tskcu mv pltce at thr OF stznd. or Bethel Hin
ile WORKED stth ne l1r Eve vear- past saA an
ircc % 80 Ina he wiu gise o. 81 ~ho u.v
cah uPon hsu,s god -siisfsciiaa.
- ABRoTT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16
DIR. WISTARS
Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
rHE ssTar EEsEDT ToH

BalSam OF Wild Cherry.
rHE aETar ENsrBr roR
G0XSU 1rPPI9Z.
49, aekns~ le-lsed b unsay pfgaia-al PAYS ician.
o. o. ~ c. ths est rslishL- Prsparatiou eve,
',troc-cei iaf ths Rsii-f at CURE sfan
Lung COMPLAINTS.
ihi- 81 $500 r-uneiy = ofsrsd o. the p.i-
ife -.nctsaa-t ~ ~ -xr.~rr~uce % ov~s t.stv
1870. sd 49, r-sartcd 30 ~ scasoa. s-tdosn q
O. ~fisrf sTuecsiy Curr a
'oreHs. fntps, tuour. BRoSCHrrts. Is
FtSs>Es. NHoorfso -CorcH. HoAEsH-
ssss, Pass or ~oEEsFss ~ rHr
tHfsr aspSIDE. HLrErrso
rHn Loses. LfFEE Cox
ftaGsrs. 0c.
- coHlT irte surrrrs uannr rnaes n Cos
FtNsEn Cossu HrrTos h.s rerrr-.d th- s.pi,.
- - 80 sat-rtaiaet, thst this uusch dr.if@d
cisstss 10 iacuratle
T. h. sho have alreats ua.ie 80 n a..
h~aaefiy. 30 -pr-4i o. s-crs-arr To 49, ~.
has~ 49,. - have Gals % refer thrra ts th~ .rif.
TO tes nonfais of macy 81 orr l1.s.t flsi
enffens. uhp have beea restored O. beahh -h~o
th- eSp~ct.tioa Of bsiax esr-d 80. iai--l o.. -.
ore apIe-' We have space oaly ior the t8uo~-
tng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

L'gEEDOM NOTICE Not.es d. herrt, CIV
Il IN that have given to ~ soa. Jsoob "
sc-sr, h.s tone iuriag th- r--nlinier Of 49, rn.
nfsrfs- shsl pts np deifs q be- cnutr.rtiux .
nrr clsi.u arY 81 b. eurnings ahrr this tsi@
LENI T.. TUCKER.
f-rs. Aug. .. ts6g
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

'oNrsEisoN. We pubIsh this morn
in-. rutlrns from tl.rtv-six town. d, tb,.
Soncrv'sioual District ~hich give the f3l.
loving rvsuit.
John Lynch. 10 con
l.. u. NJ. S~cai. $50
MAJORITY FOR Mr. Lvnch. qrO
Two years agn. in thc same town.. Mr
Scat bad majority of6fy-tso votes o..
cr NJ Goodwin. Press.
MufrkEY oFIr-fKs AMI SotnfrnS .b,ulI
have BEoNN's REnNcuIu TEo--ur. =.
they can b. carried in The pocket auH facrn
ui"n thc hr-t Appearance % Cold or
ou-h. whirh 81 elected. NAV terminate
on something worse. y there arr imifa-
lions D. sore O. obtain tLc genuine Rrst-r,'s
ilrnH.ti1i Ir,rses. vhich are sold every.
where az - cents a Box
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

4 DMINI>TRNTOR SALE. Psrsu.st 90
~ e ioen-e lrun the Jog ~ Profate tsr Ok
iart tuuafy. shtu -~i st paiiIsc 49, private s.is
80 ~lrurlsf J~nfrsui-r 3 j. l-6t. 10 10 O'Clock
". 90 ~ pie-nfses i1rm riy o~sei b. sally
ist-srf, lsie ri leihe t-r-f-si. unach &C. th-
rril ~-tttr OF safi deceased 80 xrH smsuaf 90
800 90 sad n~al estate D. situttei in t.- tosa
~ Bethei. la ssit ca.fats 81 Oxford
liausssa Juif 25h 1854
SAMUEL :. STANLEY. Adniaistrs,or.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

NOTICE iisving -lld ne $50 ~ r-.fs ~
Y th- 80 hrln oi % o.. RrkrI 4 Co. o.
Nrssrs Goldman Braf1rr 4 CO.. uoaI fske
ihi- oIpprtunltF io refura ny thfrss to NY cr-fo-
mere &C. rasi tsrurs. anl ouif no-t r-.r--rtfulf,
sssi.,it caaltinultnr- 81 the sane f1r Messrs "
d. 4 Co.. st sho-s pace 81 i.ss.a-s. r,.v p.
i1raa &C. H 80 rlrihs. aherr shaII o. hsr.,v fa
80 uF irtruis. taf take picasrre sshs, ~ fhefr
sers o. stpck oi goods lram shirh ts make o.
tcrfla1s.
fersoas .a,leis-d to thc at~ 6rn uiu Get me
e. sir'fc shere th-s Hre req1estesi Cd niskr im-
mediate sefi.cuarlt ai Their accsuafs
10. u. kiCKER.
-. rafis. S-pt. IL. Is6t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

THOMAS NORrON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE We har.sr
Y. ifrn aroiiafei bV 800. D.. rs w..
lrI.r III fr1.afa &C. isr C.alafr nI urrrI. tI-r-
a.ssa.frs o. fts.l.ar fhf r.ilus .f trr .reiIl.rs
f ~fa... u .ana.r. Ilf- ri fr.eIa.r. Ir st.I
r.r..a |.rrsaf.f. ahnse es-afe 81. rrrr...-..I ..-
strrfs ..rr r.-l.e IntI sIs aIsrf1s 1afr Isra s.-
Bee. fa ssfI rrrIfnrs fa hr.r- rn arf prove
r.r ..t..is. ar. flsf sr s.. sr-ai FL. t.. low
.s..r.r' .s. .f n. o. flt.Hrrs' ...e. I. Tr..-
aarE. .r '.. Coo ~afar lls af ~.s.e.s'.sf taI co.
r..rr. I-st
u. %. HASTINGS
It- %. MCMILLAN. e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

A. ever. hours.
ANDREW ARCHER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-16

A MICS BRAcE-rWO individuals we're brought into
the city y'sertay, clad in Yankee uniforms, who 10
one will doubt wtrJ well matched Ole called himself
Maj IT W. P Hail. Of tho New York cavalry who
says he has been in the Uaited States service for egb
teen years. the Other John Henry Johnson slave OF
Luther Duke, Of Hanover. The latter, unlike the
former tWOre he had never been willingly 10 the
Yankee service at Ill, but that be had been cap
tursj and the uniform bad been forced upon him by
the Yankees Both parties we're captured in King Viii
liam county on Monday. The M,jor says that at the
time CT bis capture he commanding the rear quad
of Sherdans raiders. The III jOr committed to ii 9
Libby, and the negro 10 Castle Thunder.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-16
FROM LOUISIANA.

CIISTOE, Ia, June 10. Cotton ia New leans on
the lOt1 was lO7. A j. Snitls troops have gone up
tie river from Vicksturg thirty Fix ports. Tho
NaS.l Depo. at Caro- hss been blow .up By an tx
plosion Of gunpowder greater part Of Brasl r
City has been turped up. ToCre i,a'y firing u 8
mOrnpg in The direction OF Port Budson. A gtnIe-
man from New Oeleans sas he he'd pay 2c5 for gold
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-16

CAUGHr At LAsr-Since shortly after the beg'naipg
Of the war il has been known 10 the police that man
named Jordan Miller, living on :he upper end Of Bro
street, was ersively eugaged 10 traffic in stolen
hOrses, and they have tevel times had him under
rest Tut in each instau failed to bring crime home
to him. Ga TussdAy, Ulcers Kelly and jenkins arrest
el him upon the charge OF receiving horse, kuo"ng
Il to have Leen stolen, from Eisin j. DiVal Of GOech-
land The case was brought before the Mayor yeser-
day but was continued the witnesses lot being In at
tendance. The police saOguiue OF sending Miller to
the penileniAry thiH time.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-16
TaK CITY.

SUPPLIEs T,R THE IKDIGEET-It is important that the
INDECENT who desire to purchase supplies at coat price
from the city, should know that do is necessary
for Them to obtain ticket descriptive is, seiii
forth their names and the Lumber of persons in their
mis, which tickets have been entrusted for dis III
button 10 the city day police. Each policeman will
ibule tickets only persons in his own dstr Ct The
rules which will regulate the police in the distribution
Of tickets may be briefly stated F,m,es dePeId 'nt
upon their labor for thu support OF their families, and
a6ls to pay the cost price of the provisions are entitled
to fckets as are also men rec,ving less than ssveh
dollars per day. whose families are dependent upon their
labor. Tickets will not be issued to men r,csiving
above that amount or to employees in Confederate
workshops departments, who are receiving salary
of twenty-e ight hundred dollars or over.
The putting of these tickets into the lands OF the
day policemen will feel assured prove to have been
an excellent idea. These gentlemen, all OF tried insg
rty and di crsiOn mcst thoroughly acquainted
with the condition and circam:ta 4css Of the in-
habi ants Of his own ward.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-16

STOLEN GOODS Antonio + nenheizsr, German
man, keeping sOre 10 Franklin near Wall street, Vas
arrested ks: eveniI by officer CrOne, the charge
receiving IA p,cket knive sttl from Marx l.. Jacob
oa. The knives wers found in her shop. as were
also one g. aud three silver Watches believed to have
been Stolen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-16
FnNERAL OF GEN. POLK

ATLANTA, Jdle l5.-The remains Of General Polk AZ
rived here this mOrnI aud dePoste 10 St. Luke
Clurci. TIE fu4eral ftrvc ard sermon by Rer.
DR.. Q Iintard wtrs d, Ver,d before grat asst mb
The rema M wers then escorted to tue NJ train for
Augusta with military Lonorj. The .th of this
Chrisran Lero has made profound i'm in on all
clss:el of this community.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-16
Auction sALEs-rHr DAT.
On NEGROES AT AUCTION.
Nv win sell q sneuons
as nivrs 90
Odd Fellows EaM
~ AN APPEAL TO THE PROFILE OF

THE CONFEDERATE sfATEH.-The Director Of the YtBrs
Mems Christian Association Of Rchmond respectfully, tut
earnestly submit 70 the benevolent and the patriotic roughou
lies In This sty Since he comnencsmsnt The etn
has been refuge for those Who have been driven hon thai.
homes by ruthless enemies Thousands OF
and children not from the devastated counties Of virginia aone
but from nearly every State Of the confdacy have sought
asyu In On citizens have been appealed 10 In
PEERLESS relieve the sick and wounded soldiers for
ps clothing for soldiers In the field ana hospital add
have they great majority OF nstshees responded 70 every
appeal l., A.. ia. =, ,h,. tim. ar. a. re-
duced Az the difficulties others BY ordinary mesns
so and great tina; the contributed for the relief
o. the accomplish but little In purchasing the neeees
oflife. .- ttt.y ~ lIt
there than three thousand females In this city who are
seeking employment from the Government vs and thai those
who obtain work not fully employed The wages received
FOR their work VIII not enable these women 70 procure
Without hssstance, then from the city and uEy gnera
many instances OF actual arvsuon have occurred. Our
City Council has made most liberal appropriations fr The Pur-
al cost bus the agents employed for the purpose been
able 70 proccre the quantity Of provisions required.
Under these circumstances feel that
peal feowcizens throughout Confederate States 70
Forward without delay, contributions money suppes 70
ATy Ccmttee u This Association. k1ce eonmenee-
faiy for be S oral and spiritual welfare Of our soldiers and
their families, and fer the Of gous cause
soldiers be discouraged ths
and, tust our last and most glorious campaign,
for want OF the generous sympathy and support Of her ends
al home ~ p
shipments made 70 Roger Martin, supern enden wm p
Munford Chairman OF the Army Committee, viii be promptly at
accordance with special made
with the Superintendent OF the Southern Express Company all
express charges Win be paid BY them at Richmond.
money should also be sn 70 these generen
>. D. X. sLnsHr, Secretary
az southern papers requested 70 copy. sp2i--t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-16

A BAD CHARAofER.-A young white girl, named R1-
becca Chandler, who, for years past, has baen sI
to the police, yesterday brought before the Mayor
on the charge Of stabbing angro named Henry, lAve
of VIM A Wright. Il seems the girl, while going
down Main tieet Tuesday night frantic with hqnor
stabbed with a dirk the negro, whom. che met The
Witnesses not being present. she vas committed TO jill
aud the investigation Of the case 10 tpon'd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-16

HUsTMas OoURr- Il this court y, ariay Dick, slave
of Richard 7. Alvey was convicted Of breaking into
the OrehOuse of Robert b Smith aud stealing grOce
ries, and w. $ ordered to b. whipped.
In he cAe Of Catha,ine, slave. and William Lyon, a
soldier, charged with rscsVing sOleh g'ods, nohis
prosequis we're entered.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-16
Tor oy KIEIsAW MOUNTAIN, \
We nI.....4. T.. Ir

Via Marietta, Ju1t Is
There has been considerable canno1ading and skir-
misli,hirg on cur rgi. and centre to day. The en-
eng advanced his lines the Irev;Ons ight very r,sr
ours and both lines ale distinctly vi ible from tLs
point
The weather is beautiful, aid the roads arc rapidly
drying.
Loring is now in command of T \ Corp. Lieut.
Elisha ?. Gaines, of Ky, was captu ed by =
tn moInGg. He Gays the eremy It lbnOia aOo& 70
fight With Stewart on the 18th Nay. aud ths, il
useless sacrifice of life On the part OF be enemy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-16
HsADo'Rs REsEavE FoRoEs OF Va,
rr Rich nond, June q, 1864.
GENERAL ORDEls,
No. 2.

No.9.
All belonging the Virginia who have
failed report their proper rendezvous duty compliance
with General Orders No. issued from these headquarters, az
6 1894 calling Them o the ed now for the last time,
notified Tired TO join their respective companies Without
reasonable lime afser the publication this order, enrolling
ono m win instructed 10 them them In
conformity the camps Instruction for assignment 70
service With the active forces they were between
ne ages OF eighteen aud forty-hve. -
BV command Of Bdg.-0en. KnPKR-
Ri. oAfLErr A. A. @.
~ Rishmond Petersburg Lynchburg and stanton papers
aud OeLInShAm Register. VII publsh week. snd send bill
1 10 these headquarterB IeS-lw
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no TILE CLERKs OF THE COUNTY COUNTS

IN order to facilitate the granting OF certifi-
Il Gates for exemption from mt'y DUTY the Governor
desirable obtain lists 81 tie Justices Of the Peace lately elct
districts OF es county, with the respective
Of the Justices rhe Clerks OF Courts requested to
this practicable the Secretary Of the
Jascs entitled commissions unit
tnTy days their election aad thec OF service viii not
dn the first OF August next Cencaes for exemp
uon will therefore eject until after atdAte
jel0 WM. SMITH.
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NO THE FRIENDS or THE SOL
l. DIERS THROUGHOT UTHE CONFEDERAOY:
RAILROAD BUREAU.

Redmond, + b 80, 1864 J
The friends relatives OF soldiers In The Army Nornen
nA hereby notified that ent has this day
beeu effected with the Southern Express onpany carry Ill
packages Of food and wearing apparel TO Rchmond Va.
the advantages ths obtained through The Express
Cor pany tn; following Instructions must be o3seTVst:
contan than hundred pounds be
plainly marked, nd GeLt the
shipper Soldiers Relief AocAons which
located As 70 lows
In North Carolina Raleigh South oarolaa at Columbia
In Georga Augusta In Alabama, at MONTGOMERY any
other pbn which OF these Associations have Office
Of the Association will there take charge Of them
ship daily by Southern Express Company to the
Agents pecye staes AZ Rcnmo1d, who viii them
distributed 70 the prop Individual owners
To meet wishes Of the soldiers, and 10 them certain
and speedy communication With home the southern Expr
Company sreed give tn freight preference eUer-
in0 else and that obstacle may The
cess 80 audsbe enterprise the several rroad companies
are hereby requested 10 render the Express Company such c
lilies as this arrangement clmplete
ELiid1
As the Express Company all responsibility o.
the oftese packages the keie Associations
requested withdraw their agents who have ero'ore acted a.
Arayeng messengers II the Relief Association viii establish
gencie OF other armies they Joy the same
=. W.sIMs,
Lelt. Col. and q 81.
A. z LAwToS,
On artarrn .str General
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ANNIVERSARIES On the 18Th of June, 1852. skir-
misl Of Kershass brigade the Nine Mile Road, in
front OF Richmond; 26th, battle of Mechanicsv.le
97,h battle of Cold HarbOr rs h, battle of GArne'ts
Farm 2sGh battle Of S4vags's Station SOth battle Of
White Oak SWAMP. July lst battle of Malvern Hill;
s b, L'uceln visited McClellan's camp at Harrsou's
Laudi g. Angus: L., Yankee feet aud camp cannon
AIDED f. ON COggls Point, JImos river; 5tb, Malvern
Hill coupled by tie Yankees; 9th, Malvern Hill re-
taken by the Condolences OH, bate Of Cedar Run
sOtS. total defeat Of Pope at Manassas.
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COMms DowE.- The Petersburg Register of yester-
day says that lot of nice -four from North Caroline,
was offered Tor sal, in that city, on Tuesday at $500
per Dbl The same paper states that at M'ssrs Pan
nil Sous auction sae, eOff'o brought from SlOiS
10 s. Whisky was sold IrvItely for 500 per GAL
I'm.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-16

AFiRE An cid building in Manchester, jut bsyoI d
Mayos bridge, kpoEn as Boards foundry, set on
FIRE about four o'clock last evening" by an ncendary,
and destroyed. Ii was of no great value.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-16

GoINo 10 TIE EaENY.-IsliAh Taylor, q negro VII:
says he is free, and Issac tlave of Mrs. Hardgov
were captured yesterday while making their way {
the enemy's liner. They were committed to Castle
Thunder
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GcID.-The continued adyanc, of g0ll in the New
York market has again Cxcitsd the Yankee Congress.
bill las passed the Senate Prohibiting time sales Ct
coin foreign exchange and orbdding sales or con-
t;acts a. "any other place than the old nary place OF
business Of either the buYO0Or SELLER" Il Was cOntid.
cred certain ast adVices that the bill would become
law Very WELL but allIhis will not prevent the fur;
Their depreciation Of Chsss5 ''greenbackq" They are
bound to go down, down, dlSp, and then comes the
long lOOked-fOr 6nlp,ial crash
10 this market gold is D. ci'ed'v tie M ssrs'
L.L,Ai t. e var, ceiling yss.e,d.y a. l7i for one.
The demand however very light, and transactions
were limited. There ID no good reason whg specie
should command higher premium tban $40 or IL
Toe act Of Congress in regard to the tax on specie
giving the banks aud iudVidaal the option paying
the i've per cent tax ia kind Treasury notes, at
specie valuation will have TOT dsncy TO bring down
the rate before ply day.