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VERY VALUABLE BRIcx

AERY VALUABLE BRICK DwKLLIHG ON THK
north ie OF MARSHALL between lat .nAdsms street, for
s. l. at auction AT The eques Of SIR william Wyatt We
shall sell auction the prcnite on TUESDAY, the 7th
1884, 5H O'Clock, p he lsgs ard admirably veil built
arranged iek recently occanied
by Dr. BaDEasn the annual $1,000 This not
only esdence being ba It about years ago;
tans 6 cudpg and servants anartmens
Asd finished excellent STYLE with a the me den
such &c The two basement Tooms AID parlos
above and all h neatly pspered and The prem-
riSRs house
wide alley
Terms onshlrd cash; balance In one and years, for
onda or hotel bearing interest," scared by trust 1eed all
cash, At Abe option Of Me purchaser.
GoDDIs 4 APPERsos,
- ,..lf it Auctoneers.
Ihs gas fixtures and eoiins range will tessli At tire
sAne ume, jel-td
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FROM GEN. LEES Array.
BATTLE FIELD MAR CAMS MILL,
ID n

BATTLE FIELD MAR GAISIs' MILL,
June as 2. NJ
Hs.b's divisiOn participated with ETslI in tho Eight
yesterday, capturing over two hundred prisOners.-
Among his &cuaded was BigAdi;r ,neral Kirkland
slightly.
Tie battle opened a! sunrise this morning abou: 10
miles below r chmond, extending FROM the Mechanics
vills road to kcClelahI bridge, making the luo OF
battle over seven miles long, the enemy making the at
tack.
The heaviest 6zl til srepOrIed in R>des Ksrsha"'s
and Hoke's frOft VINO calamity repul'sd every ssnt
OF the enemy,
Our loss is very light, not over FIVE huodrei in killed
aud wounded. Test Of The enemy Is fully six thou and
some estimate it as high as ten thousard
The enemy at one time broke through breckenridge
vision, capturing three pieces of artillery Fnnegan,
however quickly up re;aptu ing the arr; Levy
tskog one piece frem the emmy. Breckenridge lss
proba' ly two hundred pfisoE 70.
The heaviest hshtg vas up to II o'clock, since then
there has been heavy calnonaiing and inctssaDt
skirmshing.
Generals L1~ tni FinnGgau slightly wounded TIE
later did not leave the field.
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i From. osr o.n oorr..pond.uaI
NKAR les FRoNr. JuI

MAR lbs Rohr, June "a, 1909
Oathe evening of The "a Jane AI4 o'clock, portion
Of sel's Corps attacked The e1emy-a Violent storm
as raging az the time Gen. Gordon discovered that
the en-, my we're end.aVorrg 10 turn his right flank,
whereupon Gordon and ROdes with simultaneous
charge upon the enemy, turned their right flank aud
drove them pel nell for several miles, creating sad la
VOC among them aud capturing 700 piisoDers. The
principal charge W'S made BY GOrdOns cid brigade,
commanded by the g4lan! CD. Evans Tho reckless
manner With which tlfe Yankees left the field and their
gurs, demonstrate the Generalization oil the ensDy.
TIE scverest loss f, upon the l2th Georgia battalion,
commanded hy Lieui. Col Henry d. Cspers. Wien
ordered to charge This battalion, with the true git Of
tae Eupise State charged with furious mpetu osty and
drove evel ythiog before them from one breasFok to
another the lest of she New York "z1uaVes"
With little more time to Wriie We report the ceeusl-
es Of ,his Battalion: Major H. D. CapsrJ, painfully
but not MORALLY wounded; Major Hanvy, formerly OF
NooI an Guards, wounded severely; Acjt Frank w.
Baker, oil Florida, son Of Hon. Boiling Baker, lst Audi
ter O. S Treasury, dGngerOusly wounded Il since
amputa,ed close TO body Adjt Baker was wounded
while in the advance OF his regim6nt-and We, With
many other admirers OF this gallant young soldier pa
trot and smAn trust that his may not prove
f,'sl No more gallant heart throbosd With feel
nss Of pare love and self sscr,ng devotion than TIA.
Of Frank Baker.
Ff.y.s1 men Of the lire fell dead aud wounded in
this acton.
The result Of ths charge was before stated,
hur prisoners and the complete route of the right
a.nk Of "Unsafe Safe Grants Amy. WR.
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OFFICE CITY WATER WORKS,

MOTICE.-The water takers of the city are
IN respectfully notified that the neeGsd demand for water
ally necessary tht all waste and eakase must be
ltopped works runnl nearT 10 their ia
pacy leaving scarcely time enough for the incidental eps 10
the mGchiney. is earnestly hoped tina the cEens will
tie ey attending this matter wh1ut delay, and
Themselves from the penalties Ct he ordinance. Yo
tue information ali concerned, please extract Of ord
ar any Lydran cock other fixture be found leaking, and
the pier OF premises shall refuse fail
the necessary repairs made, the tha step the
from said lot tenement aud there shall be nne OF $40
who shan the w.te before such repairs
No BSter fixtures will be allow 10 be left running
not in actual penalty Of SO for each offence
persons taking city must their service
pipes fixtures Ia good repair and projected from rest Al
their rik and expense"
my9S d9w J. L. DAVIS, sup't.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

az AN APPEAL TO THE PROPLE OF

THE CONFEDERATE sTArEs-The Directors Of the Young
Mems Christian Association Of Richmond respectfully, hui
the Confederate States api Of Soldiers FAINT
lies In this city srce the Of the war Richmond
has been refuge for those who have driven from hs
homes BY ruthless enemies. Thousands helpless
and children. not from the couhtes Of virginia alone
bus from nearly every State Of tho confed sought
syyum mids Gu citizens have
heress 10 relieve the ck and wounded sooer
nsh and clothing for soldiers n the fed and hosp
70 afford food shelter for their suffering families and molly
have they the great majority OF instances responded ess
appeal ..,..,.,... a. ,,,,. :,
daoed aud dcues ofobtaning others ordinary
great that The funds contributed for the relief
poor accomplish bu, little purchasing the necessars
oflfe.
In Written report nom The Clothing appears that
there han three thousand females In this city who are
seekng from the Government yan and that ose
Who obtain fully employed The wages received
for heir work will enable these women 70 procure q
saencJ planet food for themselves and chndren
"nont assistance, them from the city and Country gneraly
instances OF actual starvation must have occurred On
y oosne hah made most liberal appropriations fof he Ps,
ou' me sgenS employed for the purpose have mos been
sole 20 Pr9eere the quantity Of provisions required
cal 70 our brougbori ts s.tss q
forward without delay contributions Of nouey snd suppn
tae ARM - % tee Of this Association. Since commence
fy forNe - gel and spiritual welfare Of our soldiers ana
cir families, rca f the Of glorious
thoce sclere be discouraged
and, uu last and most glorious campaen
Et home
Shipments made TO Roger Martin supernenden or VIM p
Munford Chairman Of the Army COMMITTEES will be promptly
tended Aud In accordance with special Agreement made
with the Superintendent Of the Southern Express Company al
express charges viii be paid by them at Richmond.
Contributions money should also be nt 10 these geniIeneo
Wh WILLIE, ia, President
~ Southern papeu requested 10 COPY. ap2l--u
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snbsr Of the sd virginia Regiment, vas at home on
1AsDALIsn IL raIscx oroRor COUNTY.

member of the sd Virginia Regiment, at home on
fu'l,ugh.
VANDALIsM PRIKcE GEoEdE COUNTY,
The YANKEES burned the dwelling house Of Marcus
@ liam and DR.. ThOs Gillian. They attempted to bun
the house of Frank Green, but we're driven CT Yes
trdSy, they, however, we're more successful An es-
for: to destroy Pc or one IN H. ten mil ON Peters
burg, Ual Illustrated
PROM THE ssuIH HDE.
dcspAtoh from Gen. BesuregArd YESTERDAY ev nj &,
says all quiet n the Soutbsids
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

TaE CoRN CARA gentleman just returned from
Danvile informs Us, rays the Lynchbutg Viginan h,t
nearly the whole face Of the country along The rar al
b,ween this city and that place is planted in corr and
that looks remarkably for his early in ,h' Eeaso'.
The extent OF gOund in cultivation this year is gFet
than was ever known before.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

LIEUT-GES. LoSGsSRHsT-Tbs gallant tficer con
tnues to improve being able to walk about bis roc m
daily. Ga Saturday he let Lynchburg 10 sp'nd few
days in the country at the residence of csp. John D.
Alexander, Campbell Court House.
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RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 4. 1884.

esRF7. DAIS, ye-r. t4l, esths, t2O months
pa res 8 les Gsri ., per month.
Sss'WssLE ys.r $50 IlE months, us No '4SsczipEon
reeSu-- ror lesi :hsa siE nontal.
WSs2y, ysv, SIS az months a. No subscription reos'sd
or lcs1 haa IA ECa,hs.
Es'ai,tanees a. riik Of ne subscriber.
RsutsaosI "a dV dollar Ills old issue diseOvnsd ase0so
n % ths market gaiue Ia Richmond The tns rec iPI
sCsS1alss Uese FsPsTs are usrtsa sia 0'ii u saas
aas sat - erm Subscription l. a., ai 70 efpf'' saa "n
ttsas .gcap;ly g. thsy Elsh the'r papers eoniina 9
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TIE NEWS.

TIE BATE YESTERDAT-LBBTI VICTORIOUS
AVERY ASSAULT or TIE YANKEES
REPLIED WITH HEAVY SLAUGHTER
OUR Loss vary SMALL INTERESTING
DETAILS or THE FYGHf-ALL QUIET ON
THE SOUTH SIDE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

NOTICE.--There was committed to the ia
In OF smyih County, the LIST day Of April 1884, negro
boy cals himself HENRY aud he belongs
rick Buiord County, North 0trouR Said boy very black
and stouty T. AMI had when conmited jail brown
Jeans coat, wastcoat AMI pants JOHN y. VUsY,
my2-oW6t Janor
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1sKcoNp pEsPAIsH !

ATLANTA, Jure 2,-The movement of the Yankee a.
my towards the EoWah river is generally accepted Lee
as reliDquishmeHt Of the on to Atlsnta movement =
The Yankee lOss since the commencement. OF tie ad
vance from Chattanooga is estimated in well informed
circles at 80 600 lied and wounded aud Is 900 sick
mis-. ne and prisoners.
Persons from behind their lines report that no auS
have been at Kingston for several days. that the forage
is all eaten out and the country ravaged CT every par
tcle of .ooi.
G.n. G W. Smith hes been ura, imously elected NJ
Gen. in command of the Gsolg a rs,rvs troopI
Ger. Blown is engaged h re 10 preparing the State
troops fer &C i've service.
Gen. Lowell has rendered his services 10 Gen. John
4ton aud has been here on important service. he has
left again for the front.
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PRIsCNERs
FROM NORFOLK ASD vicfSIlY.

party who left the vicinity o!sN Jriolk last week,
informs the editor OF the ChristGn Sun that nearly
every 1, snt soldier had bean seat forward to Butler
And sl citizens within military age, who bad taken the
GA Of ale glance, had been pu. in serv co, and were
performing guard duty in Norfolk aud Portsmouth, the
outer l:ns Of pickets being Yankees. few Confede-
rae prisoners a. Point Lick bai been induced to
take the OATH sad were on guard duty slso Most CT
.Se large guns bad been removed, and the Unlon men
were al packed up aud waltz sth aOxeI to hear the
result OF the fighting between Les and BeauregTd and
Grant aud Butler.
few weeks since, MISC Fannie ooFnick, Of P.ineess
Aa4e vas ,earchsd AM letter found o. Der person,
said 10 be written by Miss Moore, CT Norfolk, to tons
friend in the Confederate army. Toe young ladies' we're
tried, and sent to Fort Hasras to vash and mend for
tie Erison'rs a. that plsee.
Tbs Yankees, .upder Major Gates, made rid Ia
NInsemOnd last week, and the ChristiGH SGa learns
arrested Colonel John R. Copeland, Dr. Philip oOrbinr
Richard Knight and Robert f. Riddick the last named
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G nERAL 0RDaLs, |

GENIAL 0RDaLs
l. In pursuance paragraph Of Special ORDERS No. 49,
hereby command the Regerve Forces Of vglnl with
my Headquarters In the city Of Richmond until otherwise
nounced. .ln
IL The Troops already organised WILL Immediately
tie receipt OF this order proceed by companies TO such
OF the places Of rendezvous hereinafter named IS be most
accessible aud the Captains commanding hereby especially
charged with The duty Of assembling their commands with the
utmost cesp3tch
III The men composing Reserve Forces counties Ia
organisation has been already effected win
ssnbls promptly their respective court Houses where they
viii a. organized By the enrolling ocer imed-
point rendezvous may be convenient Of access
w. The established places Of rendezvous Ia the Viz.
ns announced as 10 lows Abingdon Dublin Depot Lync-
mond where officers Of this command viii be ound whom
will report.
Companies detsehmens OF the already
duty ding bridges lines OF communication &c. will nt be
affected by this erder ey will conaue upon until
relieved and their commanding officers inuC ted report
promptly 10 these headquarters the numbers Of such troops
points where serving the companies to which they belong
the orders under wiich they assigned to duty.
W. The troops being called Into active service In the
Geld advised Of the prophey Of providing themselves with
Blankets subsistence &c until arrangements be made
their regular supply and pasmuc delay he incurred
leir being furnished will specially enoned upon all
" bring With them TO such servceAbe
aud ammunition they may have In their possession.
JAMES L. KEMPER
Bhga5Ier General.
tPstsrsburg LynChOurg, sauntOn papes and Rocking
ham Register copy. mylT-1w
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A. W. MORTON,
ap22-1awaw Clerk OF Council.

INNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR
~ delivering to me, securing that SET him,
lstto boy THORNTON, about 10 years old, feet inches
Charlottesville, Abemarle county, one 18th February Wa
purchased BY sI ago, Of Mr. Thomas Crane OF oupe
rhiT-cs Gf0 n. B0wIH
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FRox NORTH aEoHaIA.

NEw HorE, June The enemy still remiin en- our
right There vas diminishing slong our right and n-
ire this morning which still con iaues Dallas was
svacu tied yesterday BY the enemy, Who left QUE SOun
ded prisoners behind. The movement seems 10 have
been mad hastily
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7 ELE 6 K A z H O.
RsSOrss OF ths Press Association.

Entered according 70 Of Congress In Me year 1884 BY b.
rsHlsHEl she osrS once Of the District Cont OF the Coz
Zee srae states for the Northern District OF Georg.
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AN ORDINANCE

AN OhDiNANCE
, 80 REPEAL AND RE-ENACT THE llrH
L SECTION OF THE ORDINANCE coNoEasIsG NAH
KITS.
Passed April TO- 1864
Bel ordained BY the Council Of the City Of kehrond, That
eleventh section Ct the ordinance concerning markets.
the 18th day Of October 1865 and the 10 hereby
epesled snd re-enacted so Is 10 read ~ follows:
Section IL. After market hours person sell urchase
about Streets other than about market house liz PRIV
elncs shall offer for sale a. Market buer
ygs Ash fowls fruits, vegetables any Other articles which
purchased Al Market while on iher way 10
ke and within SIX mills Of mariet except .u or ,sks
which shall have been produced In another sAte or pro-
than fifteen miles from this city. No
person engaged In selling at Market butter, eggs
himself by the another At msfie
for himself other the day that le
seller hereof butter eggs fowls Any person violating
section hs forfeit What Iurchased and shall every
1ch violation pay dne q less than than nfy
dolas; aud heDe guilty second time Of such vosiien
hail. 10 addition 10 tie fne therefor, be prohibited forever at
wsds either prime pal agent for smother from Offering for
thsr market any OF said articles And any psrfon
sha SELL offer for SALE Iyhng whatever at any market IN
city he all been prohibited the thing sid
SALE shall be forfeited the city, and be sted
clerk Of the market for the benefit Of the city and
The party Offending hs be fined City collars Ter
each thing so cold, or offered foT GALE, By him.
A. W. MORTON.
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DISSOLUTION.

IN consequence of the death of Gen. Alex
ander Brown, the hfn Of DEANE Brown is this day
dissolved The undersigned proposes continue The business
socs IN, patronage OF the friends Of the above hrm All
by said 1r will be tied ~ said Deane
who is al authorized sign the Of Brown Deane,
Spa7-iaw5g 4. JAS. DHAkE
sentinel nd Ruqulrtr
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MAYORS OFFICE.

DERS0NS IN the country having occasion
10 ys' Richmond buSnesS, without danger
oestaon caution them not to give credenc
10 the many false reports which ndusousy circulated
JOSEPH MAYO
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BUaaIv OF cosscRIPIIos,

bURnkg OF CoEsoRPTIos,
May l6, 1854. (
Enrolg officers the State OF Virginia viii obey such In
suconI nsy be addressed {, them by Bhgadier Genera
Eenpsr the matter Indicated In special Orders No 49, Ad
.tAnt Inspector Generals once. The Of
oonfcrp Virginia will forthwith
rusobs hs officers will insure the vigorous
these orders. JoHN n. PRESTON
Colonel end 6uperinie ndent.
HEADoUARfERs RESERVE OF STATE on VAL
Rchnond, May l6th 1861
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ID uNAWAY IN JAIL.-.Mas committed to

DUNAWAY IN JAlL.-Was committed to
III Hsnrico County JAIL the sh OF aared, 1854 negro
boy named HEkRY ssve the property u Washington Way
mack potyVaos county The said negro about Is OF ~
yesr OF feet ~ Inches high, light complexion Had en-
Ehea nted, gAl tult OF wooden clothes The owaer
eby hed that he Gomez forward and proves proper
charges the sid slave will be dealt with according
. law. GEORGE D. PLbASANl5,
Nav 25Ih, ls64-w6W sheriff OF Henrlco Osunty
NOTICE. have opened an Office in this
IN city for Che purpose Of settling all my Accounts All
esons hayng any against my Department, whla acting
Chief Quarermssr OF the Armies In Virginia or In the West
them at once am closing up tbs business and
cannot delay. ALFRED u. HARBOUR,
Late ohe Quariermsster Of Gen. E. Johnsons Armies In
Virginia and ,hs West
stairs.
Richmond, Va, Nay 94th, ls64.-2w
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ADJ'r AND InsP'R GENLs oyyIcE,
RICHMOND, May 10Th, 1894. I
SPECIAL 0RDERs,

ADJ'r AND IhsP'R GENL'e OPEIcE,
RICHMOND. May l6lh 1884 I
SPECIAL ORDERs,
No. I0. 4
l. BrgSder enera JdasOs L. Ksmp~ will tate INN edIaie
OF the Reserve Of tke State OF Virginia He
will mplee hels organisation and place them a In
Vies To this end he authorised employ AL Lnrong On
who hereby directed obey his Instructions He will
establish his headquarters al such point as he deem beat
0eers OF The Quarterm Conn saEy Ordnance And
eilues.
All 0ssrs from the State OF Vignia OF tbs Invalid CoIrs
aud Each Of the Regular Forces for
Will Immediately report General kemper who authorised
Assgn them temporarily 70 GUY with ne Reserves.
b command Of the Secretary Of War.
Jomz W. RELY,
Asst AcIy Gehl.
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BALLARD HOUSE.
IMP IL T ANT Oh A G e.

'dh froprletors OF the DALLARD noush
l. deeming conducive the comfort and convenience Of
their patrons visitors have determined TO conduct s hotel
en- the EUROPEAN STYLE,
The HOTEL Will be established this arrangement
after the +h OF April next The patronage OF the travelling
public and visitors generally respectfully solicited tables
viii be supplied with the best that the market srord and
Every convenience and comfort regards and rvsn
, ttentlons will be furnished.
The PRoPRToRs beg their thanks 10 those who
lave generously lied them, AID BY giving their Ind
attention TO the pleasure aud comfort Of their hope
- merit Continuance OF the came.
MKAIs-From A. ~ TO IL p II.
AMI J. O. TALIIAFERpO A 90
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WAS committed to the Jail of the city Of
w Lynchburg on the 9si day OF January, 1884, negro
man he belongs 10 David Harris OF Sat
peper county ~ Of dark complexion,
abou, high and he hired the last year
Wm Boyd, OF Bschansn and ran away from him AZ oni
psIr OF grey pants The Of said negro WIZ come
io'"A'1'p>SS II. HUGHES,
.,is-vev ia Tor.
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BIZ THos. W. KEEsEE, AuorIourrn.
once corner Of 18th and Osry Street.
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RA1HIR ExrRAvAsANr.

COURIER Who arrv, d about six Oeoek vas very iu-
bilAut. lie said we ad killed about $4,000 Yankees
aad al Que roiot they covered Ave acres While the
sasmen: 4ll like that Of rsliasl' passengers it goes
90 sAow-ior he seemed greatly in earnest-ihat the
dad Of The enemy mutituiinOus. All statements
Oo Al or otherwise received up to this tine agree as
20 this point.
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Al the highest estimate Sus less Is not more than ave
AuoSrsd in killed. and wounded. Toe enemys is at tie
I Ast ealeustiau, 81 thousand, soms place it as
high Is ten thousand. This We gather from
representative of The p5sss who Left the battle field at
: o'e'oek He further informed Us that Gsas Fine
SAa and Law were slightly Weundsd-'ae a''sf very
slightly.
srEoPsIs or raE FIGHTING THURSDAY NGaf AAN TEsrkA
DAY.
o. Fbcrstsy, Early Of EWelfs Corps, attacked the
.0kes rgat, capturing large lumber Of pr s0ners
aud driving them from their position. On Taursd,y
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD, TURNPIKE,
IN TOLL BRIDGE. CANAL OR NAVIGATION COMPANIES

\
OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Az ACT authorize tie board Of public orks 20 iHoreaSs
tie rates Of toll % be charged by railroad and other
companies declaring certain duties and liabilities 9f
railroad, szpress and other companies.
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VERY IMPORTANT TO ALL CARPENTER
RAHIEIES.

FAMILIES.
WANTRD-The descendants or other rela
w Ewes Of BUsHRoD CARPENTER Esq, who lived absus
the year 1900 King aud Q.een county Va Apply By letter.
nn.t nAId 10 y. DHR05A6,
mysi~Sam2n Barser. 81 Upper Bsdf ID Place, London.
T6NHE Publication of tho x OWL l. k
Il REGISTER vii be resumed at charlot, NJ O., on TUES
DAY, 7h 1s4 The KseIsrKs for Che present. viii be
nu6shed weekly only. TKRNs 0ne DoA- month No sub
sopto taken Tor longer period months Address
J. A. SPERkY,
Hdtor and Proprietor,
Ohlrlolts, N. y.
NB-East Tennessee refugees receiving from hsns
general pu0lc interest," will confer BY communicating
the same to the REsIsTER for publication.
ny8l-eH
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In accordance with the above ORDERS all oces arriving In H.
and those duty In this city (who have not apdy don
sob will report In person. without delay Of these
By order Of Bngsder General JoKH II. WIspni, Comm
Dept. J. w. PEGRAh, A. l. Gen
40 ie--u
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morning. the Yankees assumed the Osusye and attack
sd Apdersons aud Eels Oarps and Hokes AID Brock
rridge's divsions Every assault was triumphany re-
psed How IhracuOasly small our loss was when conf
pared with that of The enemy may be seen from the
fact ha. from four divisions Of Audersons corps only
little over one hundred wounded reported to the Chisf
Surgeon Our men have learned to eQqal the Yankees
10 cons ructng brsasIWorks.
fHK rANKfKs AGAIN DRUsaED.
10 the 6ghs yesterday Cast again fortified the cour-
sge Of HIS men with mean whisky. Seine Of the off.
GERS as we'll al brought in IS prisoners Weis hsp
ssly stupid These miserable devils Sighting In an un.
holy cause with souls be=Oed aad carCasses filed with
she refuse whisky of Cincinnati were by hundreds sert
s aggeIng and reeGng into eteruty-and for Sbats A
Praise God Barebones Puritan will never ask the ques-
sion, long as he can End raw Dutehman TO stop
Inaskst bail in his stead