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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
The Monster Gen. Patme-Rne Oa
mr. LincOIn's PesS-NnOre Of IA y
DOlugs.

Let me relate n case that is notorious Ia
Paducah, and tue facts can be learned by al !
who SO wish from almost any citizen OF the
place, Republican or Democrat During
General PANE reign man went to him and
informed hIm that n certain man, living some
seven or eight mules from the town was 2 reb.
el sympathlzer, and that At one time he had
killed Union man, &c &c He did bot, nor
was ha asked 10 maks oath to this abatement.
and il should be further remembered that the
informant had had prrsOnal difficulty with
the Han he informed upon General Paine
ordered a squed of negtoes to 20 to the house
OF this man, arrest ana shoot him, aud bring
his body to Padncsh, shat he might w.lh his
own eyes See that he was dead Iheueprues
weut aud arrested him. The gentenans
family were in the greatest grief at his arrest,
bat he assured his wife and chjidten that the
Gcneral would certainly rpigase him as soon
as he coud zee him; that he had ueyer been
guilty OF anything, and, therefore, il must be
some mistake 10y which he was arrested The
family we're comloHed with the belief hatthe
husband and father would certainly return
that evening to his home; but night came on
and he did not return Morning came, aud
their anxiety compelled them to send to Pa
ducah TO hear what tidings they could Of him.
When they vent to General Paine. he aus-
swered them that he could nottellthem. Thus
matters continued for four days, when the
friends OF The family found the body in The
pest house, riddled with bullets and partially
devoured by rats, aud then General Paine
thought he was taxing bis humanity to allow
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

THeRE il no confirmation whatever, of
the report, that PRIoE has been routed in
Missouri. The truth is, the Administra-
tratiOn has neglected that State, leaving
her prey to the Southern armies, except
SO far as she has been able to defend her
self by her own militia. .a4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
GLAD oGIt.

The Republicans have procured the
services of that eminent fool, GeoRGE f.
TRAIN. He tried hard to get into the
Democratic panty, but failed. He is max
ing speeches for LINooLN and Johnson,
and we are happy to make the announce
ment.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
Another DsmIt.

The report is current in New York that
another draft for 100000 men will be
made January lst, and that no substitutes
will be received, Whoever votes for
Lincoln, votes for this draft.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
roR PRESIDENT,
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN,
GEORGE II. PENDLETON'
ELECrORs At LARGt
CHARLES RERMEldN,
THOMAS W hartley

District FLECToE5.
JOHN t. NArrlER,
JOHN SCHlFF,
WILLIAM j GILMORE,
LUTHER SMITH,
CHARLES n LAMlSON,
WILLIAM b. TELFAlR,
WILLIAM II. CREIGHTON,
.lUDSON a. BEEBE,
EDWARD s. STOWE,
JAMES G HALY
HENRY G. MOORE,
JAMES EMMITr,
CHARLES II. JOHNSTON
NEAL POWER,
ROBERT A CONSTABLE,
OLIVER J. SWEENEY,
CHARLES NJ ATEN,
DAVID u PAIGE,
SIMON l. HUNT,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

Too Coon TO BE TRus The Tribune says
I'VE publish in another column letter
from a correspondent n. Phjhdelphia, Who
gives his authority for the assertion that Union
prisoners at Richmond have. been paroled IL
preference 10 others by the rebal authorities
TO come North to vote for Mcclellan
Well, haveyou any objection to it2 Ought
not Union men to rejoice when the rebel au.
thorlties 80 far relent from thoir purpose as TO
let"pniou Prsoners come home to vote for
The Union candidate The story is too good
to be trno For"Unionl We should probably
read "Disunon,' aud for "McCl, llan" Lin.
coin, the latter being the rebels unaStno,rs
choice for President That day will be near
the dawning of a restored Union and bless.
ed peace, when jeff Davis sends home Union
men to vote for a man Who ia pledged 10
Sustain the Union At all hazards vs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
gln.l lea 1NomQM0dA bnn 20.


Flank Ensessr, .n.. i : ~ ~ ~sSs is1s.. oo'n
SA4p tfsnk Epqeser . hereby notified that abe
- sdd A. ize lsns pll on ite gjth day sof sep
tembsr A, ". i'bs, hs her pei iion IN the Dlefkas
once OF the Court OF Common Pleas w,tnin and 'oF
ny County Of Montgomery aud stata ~ Obs, enars-
ing him Wth habthaf drunk Onness, and exirenis
cruelty and asking that she may DO divorced nom
the said fraak knssaer which petition will stand for
nearing Al tho next hoVom0 0of Term, A. y. 1854 of
ahld toort. 4aHa r1lsfa iliHLIZA EA0E0ER.
By DAVID A. HouE, her Atty. nssH HHHCT' 4
DAEToH september Esd, bo4. ssp27,W0w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

EVERYBqDY .. being auted % niscAsEc8ius
II disease by the use OG .,.n
sd Dr.. Styieklands Pie ,Rsmedy sigso
Read shsl llose say Who have used a.
Mr. Charles W. Land sni Of LouisyiIs. and Mr. ~
Ha1arde ginenr az - both ware csyttiatter usinr
one pot OF Dr. stricklahd's Pile ReYedy iThcy saw
but one Pofoi klahdSf File Fei1edy
perfect on.s sitsI snrsTing or F7eny yfars with tho
who ia suffering to tTyit s.TTI-I -''r - -
Ask for "'''
Dr. Stricklap@s Tiie Remeds.
Sold BY all druggists, c1 cts pot Maunhctureda,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
Mzz2ZZZ2i
~ y f L u x @f1.

rs composition Of RstTnceats aLsolbeniA- s6r,,,
lshts Ano osnInlnatV yes shch svefyl hysicirn ar
knoHledgts rs the ony Preparation that will ettetf,
Sholera Mixture Is now in uss IN sonae of 1uT etny
hospitals hege ~ gives the pTeatpat satfsfgciicn +
hhs % tAyed lhe lVes OF thousands of our soldiers ab
Stusena and We w guarantee il 10 he iha be- 4, nis
aS S,I ~ ne n world ioT DiArrhea and Dyssntsry
mr, woods, Of CoVington, My, Sill be roosl hams
70 satisfy any one TO The virtue of As
ynoera mixtrei N aet W have great numheT Of
hsi rom nts who havsiesp ealIG do
ser taking ohly one hottie soi etrcEisna anti Chol
tery hy one bOtte. \ = - - ',,yI4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
The Confederate Pre- airing Cor VigOr.
OVg War, ~

TN" Confederate Pre- airing COR ysgOr-
Oqs WNr,
The fichmond papers Of the oath contain
the proceedings of convention held at Au.
gosia, Ga, between the Goyerpors Of NFRin-
Ia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama
aud Mississippi for consultation npon the state
Of the Southern Confederacy. The Govern
orsr in substance, resolved
First That there Is 40 cause to he discour-
aged. but that an increase of Our army and
navy is imperative
Second-To recommend the Legislatures
to repeal all laws prohibiting the sending OF
troops outside Of the State limits
Thid--To urge the Confederate auLhori
lies 20 couscript every man engaged ia the
various departments, whose place can he sup
Piled by disabled officers, soldiers seniors,
reserves or negroes
Filh-.lo rscommeud Legislative ena I.
menls for the arrest OF deserters,
Sixth-To make it imperative that negroes
be removed from the frontiers exposed to the
main armies That the course OF the United
States Government IN nplrdpriating slaves TO
purposes Of war demands change of policy
ON their part q -
They recommend the Confederate Authori-
ties, under proper regulations, to appropriate
such part ot the negroes TO the public service
AS may be required
Sevrnth-fhat the Confederate Congress
remove oil restrictions on commerce Of inli
ydGal States WV
The Worlds Washington special says: ----
Richmond papers OF Monday have been re-
ctived, They contain but little military news
that is OF importance, beyond that Of Beaure
gard supercsdure Of Hood and the fact thal
the iatter's army is falling back in Georgia
F-iE-'-----ss ~ s7--r 1ff
WHrTE WOMAN AT ALLIANCE LEAvEs HER
HUSBAND AND RUNs AWAY WITH "A NEGRO ~
Lexington township in this county in which
| IS the town OF a lance, has always been 20
ted for the popularity of the doolrine--"sC
distinction ON account Of color That town
ship has ever been the place tor Abby Kelly
ties, darrisOn.ans, atheists, and all the devil
ish lanaticisms Of the day. For many YEAR
! ml5cegenaiion has been practically exempli
fed IL the old Yankee Quaker township o
Lexington, The town Of Alliance and neigh
borhood has, for week past, been taking
surprise over the runaway OF a fine lookinl
white woman betReen thirty ard forty, aud
swarthy pox marked disgusting negro Mrs
Peat, the Noman's name, took with hep he
lntle girl sN or seven years old aud left he
hd'bhpd, with whom, It is understood, she al
ways lived agreeaby ltis supposed the haT
ny couple baye gone 10 Canada Mr. P. ha
followed them to recover The child The cas-
IS Paat comprehension How q neat, GOO
looking woman, comfortably situated, With
KIND husband, couid prefer miserable nsgrC
is certainly strange Surelyihere is no az
counting for Taste '-Stayk County Demo
crai
Too Coon TO BE TRUR The Tribune say
4 I'VE publish in another column latte
from a correspondent in. PhjRdelphia, VI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14
PRON NORTH GEORGIA..

ATLANTA, June lS.-The position OF affairs in front
has been unchanged for tn. last two days. viii
siOnh slight SGrmsAing, and firing on working psrtie'
Runors Of raid on Atlanta via Roswell, reached
here Saturday, id ampl, Preparations we're made to
receive them. i.
There is signs OF their app, a. this time.
The weather ia very cool aud it has been raining al
most necessarily for the past two dAys
sEcoAD DEsPArCH
ATLANTA. Juse l3ih.--AdVioss from the front safe
that the recent rains have made the roaes almost i'm
passabls suspendus ell the movements OF both armies
Meth or has ed gun for two days.
The Yankee train is running to AckWerth to day and
indications of new flank movement en- the part Of the
Yankees has rArspred. Our lineI strong, and the
troops have recovered from their recent fatigues.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14
IRON TRANs-MIssISSIPPI,

CLNTcS, LA, June iS.-Tbe remains of Banks trmy
is on the west side Of the river, Port hudson
There is ant tkirm ishins between them and
foic,s in the rear. o.,
Point OOupse Parish, by order Of the Yankee COM
uIndsr, has been desOla!ed. Toe houses, crops and
everything burnt and the people have to beg provisions
from the enemy, or EArTe ols lady, Ars Oat,tt, has
been killed BY the enemy. -t
The Yankees are dsmOraliE'd aud dserting in large
numbers ceiling their horses aud eq apmsnts for Whit
ever they can get.
Three thcumnd troops have com' up from New Or
leans to reinforce the enemy, who constantly dread
ing al attack.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14

FLoRIDA EEWs.-The Government is now at work
building tho connection bstween the Florida and Gulf
roads, distAnee forty s4 miles, which, being already
graded and no bridges, ought to be finished soon.
Prssner1 taken at Jacksonville few days sncs, say
that there are 70 more than 500 troops there 500
negroes and the remainder Yankeesbut ttey well
ierahsa. A gunOOas les opposite the town. & 81
Tns Yankees have landed caVary force near Tampa,
and also force below ST. Augustine Their Oliecs is
to gather up The CATTLE and not soon driven back viii
prove damage to u.s. A force now gathering will no
doubt make their trips dsrgeiou'. ~,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14

movement must be made With lAigs numbers, and that
necessitaes gsea: weakening of sherman's centre,
and causes ts adkirg column to mako 80 great ii :
Vdgence from hs centre that if he vas attacked re
could not get biz wings back to the assist nee Of the
main bedy in tim, to save them
These spseulA'iSHs hOle nay lie al dissip,ted b.
the enemy attacking in force in T. on. sf Marietta
Il Is the ARREST open, grand battle field for batli
have had srce Nurfresseost, and Ae certain that
brighter sun than that Of Aus.eiliz viii shine on our
victorious arms, Il tia cor d ct is made there.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14
THO THE FRIENDS OF THE SOL
4 DLERS THR0TGH0T T7KE 00NFEDERAOY: j.
QUARTERMASTER GEMS DEPARTMENT,
Rinhmond. Fsh. 2Q- 1854

Richmond, Feb. 30 1864. J 81
The friends and relatives soldiers In the Army OF HorneTn
Vglna are hereby that has this dsy
been Effected Win the Southern Express company carry ell
,1ckaget Of food and wssrng apparel chmond, Va
To secure advantages thas obtained through the Express
Ooupany following Instructions must be observed;
cOntAa than hundred pounds be
well secuI plainly Marked and Iet at the expense e
shipper 70 either Of the Soldiers Relief s,caOn which are
located a. 70 lows: . - .
In North Carolina a. Raleigh In South Carolina at oOunbia
in GeorG Ausua In Alabama Al Montgomery or 70 any
other paint which Of these AIocatcns hare an once
The Agents Association will there take charge OF them
ship daily BY Southern Express Company 70 1s proper
distributed TO the proper Individual owners
To the OF the soldiers and 10 them cera
and speedy communication With home the Southern Expr
Company freed give taiI freight rrFence oo scer-
n0 else and order that obstacle may 70 the
sess Of 30 audGbe enterprise the several raboad companies
are hereby rtquee 10 hs Express Company such c
lilies win 10 make this arrangement mplete sue
= ~
the Southern Express Company Auu all Of
transportation these packages the Relief seAons
requested withdraw their agent. Who have acted a
travelling messenger II the Relief Agsocaions Will establish
agencies other they enjoy the same
privileges hereby secured to the army Of Northern Virginia
j. W.BIMA
Lieut.. Dol. and o H.
n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14

War Our NIGR"Es THIBK CT GEHs FORRHsT "A
short lime stree, says the KississPPiaR the '. DR..
Wesley made an appeal to the people Of Union town,
Alabams, in behalf Of the Association for the relief o
manned soldiers. After collection had been taken
up, as We learn from the Marion Commonwealth an old
eolOrSd man named Wiley complained that the blacks
had not bad opportunity Of contributing, and said
that he wanted give $780, and that others wished to
VsEOnsthing alo Mr.Aoernethy, the pastor assured
them that they shOuli hsvs chance on last Sab
bath morning, Ater iy had eOntrbu:ed his hundred
dollars, Me- AOerneby i,li then he would receive any
other sum Ihsy might wish to give. The result was,
that over thousand dollars was contributed Mr.. A
then tod them that one thousand dollars would make
one persO1 lie Director Of the Society, and Aslsd
them TO seleci general older, and make him
life Director. They sgreed on Gen. Forrest alleging
that be had kept the Yankees away from this country
and they wanted to eOmpinen. Ajn with the life Di-
reesOrship.
Thus may be seen how even our negroes spprecia Q
the defenders and deiyerers of ouc country.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14

A PsOTAsi WoNAN "A member Of Wheelers cav
airy picked up letter the other dsy in the nsighbOr
hood Of shernsns army sni sent it to the Macon Con
iederAts, wherein Is pu' shed It is written by Miss
"Lse, somebody TO Joe EVsnts, Co. b, 9Th Iowa
Cavalry L'giArges Brigade o. s. A." whom she calls
any dear Friend Among other things Ma, ''bee"
says: I'D D.. a.,8. 81 sl.ossv f.
"5O1ethrg about the var 6rst always Ihage been
inVest salir z that mctt borribls Font Po cad
aud hat the soldiers At that piece were both white and
black the victims Of the most hSarless, nhpman bsr
bari,I that ever vas enacted BY damned human devils
on this bread earth" d-s 81
Ia addition to which Miss "LesD Gso piOusy re-
Marks ~
~ had more pictures taken last week, tut they are
50 id natural, that Won't send you ore. II ! am
that ugly, want you TO forget how 1 look
The Confederate syI "he letter Is written in beau.
tiu hand, and il no doubt from an educated woman,
bat Southern ldieS viii b. shocked at her profanity
We should say they would.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14
FROM GEN. LEES ARMY.

ARMr OF NORInERH VIRGINIA,
Juns ls-SP.k.
Z Grant has again changed hS base. He began moving
to cur right about dark last night and began crossing
a, Lorg Brisg., about 20 miles below Richmond. to
the south side of the Calckahominy tbs nesaing.
Our cavalry fought the snenys advance near Rid
dies Shop, about Is miles below h.r. this morni' g.
Our men, owing to the difference In numbers of the e.:
envy, were compelled to fall back. s4
The enemy we're lar ding supplies aud renforctments
below Melyern Hill last night.
There has been no general engagement to day. OR
troops are mO'ing to thuart Grant,
About $50 PrSorers captured to-day in the enemy's
abandoned breastworks have been bought In.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14

City Of Richmond, to nit:
A I Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
IA Court Of HutnsS Of the said city on the 9Th Day June
1904
Alexander H. Sands admnlsraor vi the will ere Of the
OF Robert BarnEe decesse1 AID adninsraior Of
Mary Singleton Barnwsl deceased, Pdnih,
aganft
John BarnWe Robert W. BsrnWsl Edward BDaw H. IN.
fau the twentyonc and under the age OF
fourteen years, L. E. Jackson md Others Defendants
The Obi o, this suit Is to gae and hGvs ascertAned ie
te and nay determped by the right Of prspei
certain articles bsndI ned in ths b!l consisting Of
purchases made by tie Rev Eobrt w. Bsrn-t In h lifetime
claim which has been preferred By Dr. r. A. Lfar behalf
Of the Carolina Hospital Bureau aud which articles, kc
are also claimed by Dr. A. Borde behalf q himself and
ohers Committee Of the 6ouh Oarons Association said
ncs are mentioned and described 10 Exhibit g. flied with the
bin Exhibit bsn, lGrune Of wne which, 10 stad
Ia the BILL by the RsV. w. BirnE shortly he
fore DEATH by which instrument he des gasd to emPbWsr DR.
LAfar OF his death disability 20 SILL aud ar
ply carrying out the purposes OF the Souta Carolina
Bureau Che ARTICLES bonds &c. therein nsnt oned And A
having made that 90 said Johs Barnve Robert W.
paruWe add Edward Barnwe infAn ard p J1skson,
Commonwealth OF virgins, ihsJ hereby
REQUIRED TO appear the said Ole'ks once With mouth A.
ter due publication OF this order and do necessary
TO protect their interests 10 this suit
j.S-vlu Ro HOWARD, Ok.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14

HUSs Al PSLLAAD-The Greenville (Ala) Observer
learns that three men, Charles Hobbs, Richard sOlus
Ard John Waters, hung at Pollard, on Friday tie
97sh Their crime was plotting seser'ers through 70
lines Apd other srsasOrabs practices. They were well
supplied uith greetbiSks. Hobbs made . fun coates
sion, AID begged COlOn,l Maury to have them shot;
bat Colonel MauIy replied that he preferred hanging
them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14
llt,lIMtJNn u l1IG.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE IA, Iss4.

=sNs DAHT, year, $40, ak Onhs, $50 sl,s months
IL 7or = less peri q, a per north
szs'-SssuE ysEE So an nOnihl, as No 'Ss rPuon
To- isas than llE months.
WssuN ysa as dE month IS. No SabsoTPtOn rsSsiVOd
Aaa uOntha.
SssassSRoes Al rtk Of the EbscFibSE
RerntAness Ia Gvs dollar bn od Lane discounted Aeeoed-
az - The zarfet value In Richmond ne u@s r'o iPL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14

Nav ORLKAss PRIsBIrERIASs The following para
gaph from the New Orleans corr spordsns Of the Phil
a6epha P.Ss0yeran bears test mouy the patriots
Of the Presbyterans in New. Orleans; a.sl,.'a
"T eoniion Of Presb yter;ansm here Il melancholy
OF ak elurchts only three are OPEN and they thin
attended The Presbytery Of New Orleans has no: co
vened for two years, though q quorum g within tte
linea The truth is large proportion Of the original
msmbSr5 remain ng in the city schismAhc secret
eessicnists.p i-rl 10 So. w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14
BALLARD HOUSE.
IMP IL r A Mt CHA GE.
Nip Droo,,o+oxa Of Tho R.tr.pn Hnuee

lie frOprletOfS OF Tue DALLAkD nOCeE
l. deeming conducive the comfort snd convenience u
their patrons visitors have determined TO conduct the ho'
the EUROPEAN STYLE. ~
The HOTEL established under this Ani
AFTER the 4h Of April nett The patronage OF the travelling
public and visitors generally respectfully solicited a. cur tables
Will be supplied with The best that he market snoid aud
every convenience and comfort regards and tryss
attentions will be furnished.
The PRoPRroRs beg leave express their thanks 10 those who
have generously pstro lied them, ard BY giving Their ndi
AID comfort OF their gues hops
10 merit q continuance Of the same
NKAIs-From A. H. 70 II p ~
api J. q. TALLIAfEkkO 90
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14

RAID AZ Ma YULRH's PLLcE--A number Of Yankees
made raid on Mr.. Yulee's p'ca o. the HOmosassa,
Fla, aud destroy considerable property. Nj. Yulse
all bis family we're fortunately sbs'nt. None Of his
negroes vent with the Yankees but avoided them, and
acted MOLLY in running c property, stock particularly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14

KURDER IN PITEHBUtG. Jesse Howell, OF Nor'oF,
wa, lied by an unknown SOld'er, o. tia hcuo Ct
Maria Banks, in Petersburg, Saturday night. 4i
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14

Ei RICHMOND Ju' lst 1854
Mr. R B. Bullock agent Of this Department. Ii assigned 70
duty anzng transportation OF upps Of food and
c thing ander the arrangement with me sounen express oo
pany, ~ above related.
Hs Will visit the several Relief Associations explain the work
Ing Of the system encourage the friends Of soldiers 10 take
advantage Of this Of supplying the wants q those In
the hed A. 4. LAWf0N,
QuATtermAster General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14

sJssonInas pspss narked va otoA wiz Gnoss
snl al NE 0, Eabsus aoa AbOastO SEpir' sB8 v
sait prcnpsg & nag viah DER paPSn s'nu1ssd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14
OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO.,

AUGUSTA, GA, Feb 20 1904.
The sOu;hera Company hereby noy the friends aud
eatyes of soldiers Army Of Northern Vrgira and else
where prepared to out en as az
nouneed In card, and that they will do all In tah
power 10 fulaI lis rt ouIremsnts JANIS SHUTTER,
General Sup't AID scirg President,
e9-s )d2n Eoulhinn Express Co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14
HEADQUARTERS RESERVE or sTA7E CT Va, |
Richmond, Mag l6th, 1864
GEunaAL onDrns

RichmOnd MAJ lOth, 1884 I
GBSERAL ohDKRs,
pursuance paragraph Of Special order NJ 1l8
hereby command the Reserve Pores Of Vgnl wi
my HeadquRrter in the city Of Richmond un otherwise
nounced.
IL The Reserve Troops already organised will immedlsi b
upon receipt this oidr proceed By companies to such ~
Of OF rendezvous hereinafter named be 81
accessible aud the Captains commanding hereby espeeie
charged with the duty Of assembling their comm nds with
III the men composing The Reserve Force, counties In
organization has not been already G-sted, will
promptly their respective COURT Houss where they
will organized By the enrolling ocers and mmed-
thereafter the organized will ICED 70 such
point OF rendezvous be OF
The established places Of rendezvous Ia the STAT Of Vr
nla 70 ovs Abingdon Duon Depot Lynch.
burg staunton, Gordonsys, BurksVe Peterson and Rich
mond, where officers Of his command viii be oued - whom sy
viii report.
Companies or attachments othe forces already
duty guarding BRIDGES lines Of Communication, Se, v aot be
Affected BY this erde they win continue Hpon snch sc. Ves unu
relieved and their commanding officers are inu ted 10 report
promptly these the numbers OF such Ioops the
the orders under wfioh they assigned 70 dutf.
W. The troops being called 10 service In the
ned advised Of the propsy Of providing heselves with
blankets subsistence uutu arrangements made for
their regular supply aaSmuol d,ay Incurred
their being furnished VIII h specially en lined all
bring With them 10 their rendezvous h able firearms
and ammunition A. they may have In tl.ir poIs, sIon
JAMES L. KEMPER
u Brigldler General
E-Pstsnburs, Lynehburg, Stanton papes and Roofing
ham Register copy. mylI-lW