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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.


The Capture OF tho Rebel PrivatesR
FIorida-Latest Intelligence from the
Union Forces An all Portions of the
Country-The Nesuit or the Late Pre-
sIdential Eiection-Tho Latest News
from Europe, &c.
The mail steamship Costa Rica, Captain Tlnklepaugh,
will leave this port on Monday for Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at halfpast ten O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Tho NEW York Naturalization for the Pacific VIZ
be ready ct hapast nine O'Clock in the morning. and
will give-A full account OF the Capture OF tho Esbsl
privaeer Florida, In the port Of Bahia Brazil, BY ~
UDion gunboat wachusett Captain Collins; tho iatess
dispatches from tho Army Of Leutenans General Grant,
Richmond, Va, and from tho Union I'll
parts OF the country; Late and interesting Intelligence
from the Rebel States, with tho Message Of Je Davk
on the reassemblus Of the Confederate" Congress,
The Result OF the recent Presidential Election In he
United States; Late and important intelligence from
Europe, and accounts OF all interesting Of the pose
ton days.
Single copies, In wrappers, ready FOR mailing, s1
outs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

tty tst many 'f the people tslie~ 70 Dc ne snslai
the cause OF the country will be improved oy
changing exemptions for details; but they resduy
understand how every senblance Of liberty must
depart from the hen Conducted by eovefnmohs
details The castruoiion put upon thus rec mnnai'o"
o. ne Pr SD ~ denounced yeterdds tn congress os
fadt If IN ldns1n.n 81 uot mad, most nooie res
tus but forth the words OF sooerness and trutn
We would nave been most gratined IF the bonoraoie
momher who THUG denounced construction mad
supplied the press with sounder views as 10 what
the President meant. lhis paper has never eS
hibted any spirit OF factious~ opposition 10
tho President and received hs recomme adatsu Win
the deepest regret but have bsen unable 10 discover
other ths recommendation than the depend
press for continued existence upon the plea
sure OF President should tho Congress substitute
details exemptions We writing only OF the effect
not OF motives OF the President; these known
toral poosr sohd certain cdVof accomplishing his
ends than the unlimited control Of the press, Which the
po,oer of deoiiig Ae editors iood 9ice II The die
fdtor scheme has friends ,ota be Ter of ddo1ncing
than tie reference Of Mr. Foote'S resolution the Military
Commit tee, there 10 samber us the plot has been fully
ranged, amt Is ready 10 BE- spruig tas country
Girardin tells his readers that scheme OF making
Patrick Henry dictator talked OF la the Virginia AS
sembly in l7!6 Archibald Cary, meeting with Colonel
Syme, the half brother OF Henry, In the lobby OF the
House. accosled hms'Sir, am told that your brother
wishes TO be dictator Tell him. from me, that the day
OF his appointment shall be the day OF his DEATH for he
shall find dagger in his heart before the sunset OF
that day." And the scheme abandoned for all knew
that "Old Iron" would have made good his threat There
ara dssce'adants of "Od Iron. livng in Virginia ye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

II RasfO, Y. W., N IL, 1884.
Tho schooner Amelia, from chicago, With sixteen thou.
sand bushels OF IN ashore forty miIea norm OF
Goderich, and viii likely be total loss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13
Details for Supplying Prisoners North
1nd south VIII Clothing.
ruo npr,pr

BLANKETS IN tbs RosTa.
:. Richmond letter gives the following particulars OF
the arrangements which has been entered into between
the nederae United States governments to supply
the prisoners OF each with food and clothing says:
am glad to have II in my power 20 state that view
OF the tact that large number Of prisoners will prob ,by
be held IN captivity by both begcnts during The com
Ing winter, Judge Oud Confederate Commssio
change has proposed TO the federal Secretary Of War aud
Major Muord the Assistant Commissioner tue part Of
privilege OF forwarding for the and comfort OF such
OF its prisoners held by the other ali necessary
articles Of food and clothing and that General Grant
notned General Lee OF the acceptance OF the proposition
the details OF the ag yet been ixod but
It understood that it will include necessary clothing
am blankets aud rstions Of meat, bread coffee, sugar
Judge Ould suggested that IL would be necessary that
the Confederate authorities should make purchase OF
these articles outside the limits OF the sates
and then ship them to OF the federal ports since
would to send the stores by 1ac on ruce
boats-the supplies thus sent to be dered as being
IN addition to such rations as furnished by the
government which has the prisoners in custody 10 this
Judge 0uld ace thing TO object to. I shall be
perfectly willing to receive at any place hold by the
FEDERAL troops all clothing delicaces sent tho
OF the prisoners In our hands provided the priv
ege extended for supply the Of those held by
ronederate authorities No objection VIII be urged TO
Northern ports direct from Europe or to allowing pur
chases IN Northern cities tor the same purpose"
Such the spirit OF the entire correspondence which
10 highly honorable 10 all the parties concerned IN it,
General Grant suggests that commissioned officer OF
each party be selected from among the prisoners war;
whose duty II shall be TO receive and receipt for ali
articles sent for Distribution and who shall see that they
are distributed according the shes OF those sending
them and TO this suggestion General Lee gives his ready
assent.
JPN con;u'tation with General La,cton, tbs Quarter
master Ge erdl II a;ce,1ained that clothing cannot
purchased in Europe and deireyed prisoners in the
North before the middle Of Jan airy first of February
net; and, IN that use,u, blankets their first and
or attest need Judge OHd he's recommended to Mr. Seldom
the. Secretary Of War, the Immediate purchase of thirty
thousand pairs TO he MADE in Northern city. lie suggests
Also h the federal Authorities BE- asked to ALLOW ship
an om6aht Of cotton from Wilmington, ohsr port
sufficient 10 make the purchase Mr.. Seldom approves OF
the recommendation and suggestion and
Judge Ould 10 proceed at once TO their execution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13
The Special Exchange OF Ten Thousa nd
Prisoners.

TFFOm the KIChnOnd FNaminer, NOV VI
The number Yankee prisoners required 20 meet the
demands Of the exchange OF ten thousand either eide
are 10 be drawn from Anderson s and Dalton, Georgia,
and Florence. South Carolina, and they now being
forwarded TO savannah. from which point they will be
exhanged The feet carrying tho Confederate prisoners
has already reached there. The exchange viii DO &C
oomplishcd the present week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

[Frcm the Richmosd Enquirer, Nov 10.
The press OF the Confederate statee would have + y
,fs future freedom had the House OF Represen
saves on yesterday proper TO have adopted the
resolution OF Mr. Foote OF Tennessee against the recon-
mepdsson OF the President subst tute details Tor
exemptions But ne id,ps roe given for the Ufer' ncs
Ms pres 90 ieac,rg ds fuss csnd ton uncertain
The members who voted for the assurance Of the
continued liberty OF the press will only have
20 regret tht NOSE Of the members not
Vling q quiet the anxiety ~ the country upoo this
important sub oct. o~iy dsgng fhs dcvd c,ors o
~ ,yas thai ths reonesdaHN has created srss aast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

Batchelor's Hair Dye-ihe Best I'm tA4
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The ou'y perfsso
dye Sold By all druggists Factory 81 Barclay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

President Petroleum Company.-We
our Grs class merchants sesemen Of high si.s
'af NE
the snd the 'n sa nT VIII
s.ienaed,o This company promise. g become Of 90
SiIns sr and advise those g re.ssrs Who a..
Spon he :as:s5,e sss".;; s.:". siSrsSs
seniemen, where they can Obtain fui paeasr soss
maps and prospectus or the company. Bee sdvcsssms8
TEN dollar paieD, Swine MACHINE, q perfec, sssn.
Ks a. ss 20 al. s,e s
SSm York. where ss In
PhrcnoOg. maize Examinations ssd give Charts daily.
y you mention pHALo , NIGHT ELooMINo cEREy9
Te the ne yoa h.s .n S1s
psuse OF the HUNS
AZ f. rrendes', Ga S Broadway.-Mendess
Chccosls 'p,ca article in ,hi: branch I: celebrated
his Chocolate Bonbons is well feputed for taste and nsvS
Brandreth's Piiis
Are the best medicine for colds and nsusnza There ae
Tn. and head A. oss es Dps Sah.u taken
and s Ss hs s o
Principal once No 2sa Canal street..
Batchelor's HAIR Dye-ihe Best In tie
dye. sold b. al drarsSs rssiory 81 Barclay street.
chaps, Pimples, rreck,es, salt Rheu~
&c cured by ooURAUD 8 Msdicated Soap Al his depo&
ass Broadway near Grand.
For Coughs, Colds and Throat Dis
orders, use BROWNS Bronehai rrochssr having provsa
their efficacy By test OF many yoara The rrocnss are
highly recommended and prescribed By physicians ana
surgeons army Soldiers and oaesrs being exposed
sudden changes, should always be supplied with me
Trochcs," ~ they give prompt relief
Family Sewing OF q IN Kinds Rea ut,rut-
y done on the Grover Baker machine b. Mrs SIMPSON
a. the Metropolitan FURNISHING Rooms, x1 Brosdsy
dies material made In the latest sylcs and a.
rate prices.
GIT Combs-New sfyiss. Just W.
For sal, sy dEo .. ALIEN as Broadway. one dost
below Canal street.
Goura ud's Poudre subtne Sgroc w.,.x
AZ h,s ' DEPOT Is sro.Iwsy Grand stree.
r,,~s ..,.u,tun Loo stitcN SEWING
Nschissa WHEELER WILSON, $40 BroadwN.
,. xvno Are I'm want or n Nice
coosns should Try Burns..a II ssid y be hs ne pss
ultra One test 10 sumosn@ sos prnss.s.x !,
ladies', Brosstpins-Ncw styIes.-Twav
E 5si as Oh: doc:
Canal street.
Overtowy Puimoutc Balsam.-y ne
great Cough remedy. Cures Cougha Colds Asthma, 5roa.
ohills and Consumption Sold b. ali druggistA
sozodont.-An Article rhat 10 az Oass
teeth preserver and breath purifier and yss Pesss
:aay sSs' any ems = I'm. has fully
the soxODoSr posssssss elosllss. yasi'lss =
ps.lao. SSss :vsrs ;si.s .Sis ssiS " Brssa s'sT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

A Little Pr0diGy.-Ihe Beautiful New
TEN dollar patent SEWING MACHINE, . perfect gan.
working ike charm Indispensable TO family.
maker miner, sesmstress &C For BroadwsA
New where the little wonder opsvos
ton. J. r. RICHTER. General Agent, N y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

Family Sewing OF m Kinds Reautifut Z
w done tho Grover Baker machine b. Mrs SIMPSON
al the Metropolitan FURNISHING Rooms eos Brosdwy -
dies material made In the latest scs and a.
urice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

Goura ud,s Poudre subtle Uprooss Hats
from low foraneads psrt 9. VOC 10Y, "ss.ns~
Al his depot AS Broadway, near Grana street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13
ghe CONSUMPTION Of Editors Declared to be
Jeff. Davis First Step Towards
Dictatorship
MESSAGE OF GOV. BROWN, OF GEORGIA
Flo Advocates The Right Of Each State
to Negotiate Peace for Itself.
Particulars Of the Arrangement ter
supplying Prisoners with Clothing.

The Rebel Authorities Desire to Buy
Blankets in the North to be
Paid For with Cotton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

Chaps, Pimplrs, Freckies, salt Rheu8
&c, cured by 0OURAUDS Msdcated Soap Al his depo&
l53 Broadway near Grand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

An Admirable Con und rum.-Whenevee
you mention PHALoNs NIGHT BLOOMING CEREU4
In society startled by the huns applause
you refer TO the limitations OF you never any -
Dlause
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

u,~b.as prem nj Loo stitcn sewtn
w.ns,sa. WHEELER WILSON, 62o broadway.
Ladies VINO Are In Want OF Nsse
Cologne should Try Burns.~ NV ~ pr M MS y.
mira One test 10 sunioshA a. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

Git Combs-New styles. just
For sale by GEO o. ALLEN ais Broadway. one dos<
below Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

I Ladies' Bresstpins-New styles.-Twov
80. rive Eighs Ten Thirty ave Dollars each ~
.sln :, oEo. Q. ALLAN, AIS Broadway oas door bsv Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

Brandreth's Pills
medicine colds aud insusnzs There ha0
49, ~ ONE DOSE
The lungs head have burthen taken the
and often the next morning sees perfect euro.
Observe Il. BRANDRErH the government stAuQ~
without which the pills net be genuine.
Principal oince No 29t Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

AZ f. Mendes', Ga Observation-Disclosures
Chocolate special article in this branch e celebrated
Its bcnencent and nourishng qualities The superiorty Z
his Chocolate Bonbons Is we'll reputed for taste and 1avo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

At $50 Broadway, Fowler e. WeiISs
Phreno ogit make Examinations and give Charts daily
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

sozodont.-An Article That 10 az Once
teeth preserver and breath purifier sad yss Pessss
ana convenient 70 ia eSceedfo6 popue1y does -
sorprise time has fully sstabshed he ~! hs3
the sOzODONr poasesses these exoslent yueinlcs
po.iaea upes ever TOILET Ab~ s''a " psssaiss sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

Overtowy Puimonic Baisam.-y ne
great Cough remedy. Cures Coughs Colds Asthma
ohiIls and Consumptiou. Sold BE- ali druggistA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13
NEWS FROM the SOUTH.

PROCEEDINGS or THE REBEL CONGRESS-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
FROM PETERSBURG

PErEnBURs, June ls.-Grsnfs whole army Is IN
front Of this place in lire OF battle. There has been
moro or less Sighting every day since "Wednesday, ard
the enemy have been generally repuIsed gaining little
or no ground nee "Wednesday, when they got within
one and half mills OF the city taking some of our
works which they still hold.
Occasional shells have been thrown into the city,
doing, however, but little damage
Grants nes base ia at City Point, on James river IL
miles distant.
The enemy have constructed an immeuse Observatory
about IL miles below, ON which observe operations
hereAbout.
The enemy, yesterday attempted an alEAnce on our
lines but our troops opened upon them with artillery
aud muskstry, cting loss upon the enemy equal TO
any of the campaign The enemy at time got nearer
than four hundred yards OF our lines
To- day there has been some canuonading and heavy
diminishing.
The people of Petersburg are quiet and resoute ell
who are able TO bear arms beng in tie service.
The tulk OF Giants army is South of the Appoma;toI
Adyices from Lynehburg say that the enemy have
been pursued since ia breGk and that NO have cap
tured three pieces of artl cry and 200 prisoners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
william Kelly,
IN uHANoEkY
OFFICE CITY WATER WORKS,
May n, 1854

NOTICE.-The water takers Of the city are
In respectfully notified that the increased demand for water
ally that all waste and leakage muse b
stopped running nearly 10 their fu1 Ga
pa leaving SCARCELY time enough for hsinedenta repairs to
the machinery IL is earnestly hoped tia the cidEens will
the real necessity Of attending this matter without delay, and
thus from penalties she ordinance. For
The information OF all coneerned please see extract Of ord
any hydrsn cock other fixture be found leaking, and
oeouper OF the premises shall refuse fall ~ have
necessary repairs made the shall stop the
said aud there shall be nne $40
sha the te before such repairs
made No fixtures VIII be ALLOW a to be left running
In under penalty OF SO for each offence
An persons taking city water keep their service
fixtures Ia good repair and projected from frost At
their rick and expense"
my9s -d9w J. l.. DAVIS, supt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
FROM GEN. MORGAN.

NOBLE. June ls.-A special despatch TO the Reg;s-
ter, dated Sena.oba, June l7sh states that Morgans
forces estimated at from three five thousand whip
ped Generl Hobson, capturing his whole command Of
1900 at CynthiAns Frankfort had been attacked
the barracks burned. but! the attacking party
pulsed.
1t is reported tba! Burbridge routed Morgan the
l2.b, but the report u not credited.
There vas wild excitement in Louisville. as Morgan
had dispatched note to the city authorities stating
that be should attack them. The Federal force there
Was nadequats for its defenc,.
General slurges it ia reported, has been arrested
charges preferred by Geierson.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
no THE FRIENDS OF THE SOL
J. DIERS THROUGHOUT UTHE O0SFEDERACY:
QUARTRRMASTER GEMS DEPARTMENT,
RAILROAD BUEEAU,
RichuOpd, + b 20 1864.

hcnnObc, d " 1904 J
The friends relatives OF soldiers IN The Army Nohern
Virginia are hereby notified that has this
been effected Southern Express cOmpany,o carry all
packages Of food and wearing apparel 70 Richmond Va
the advantages thus obaine through the Express
Company, the following instructions must be observed:
contain than hundred pounds be
and plany marked, md tett the the
shipper either OF the Soldiers Relief sycaOrs which
located as lows:
In North Carolina Rale in South Carolina at COlu nbia;
Augusta In Alabama, ~ Montgomery 10
other point which OF these Associations have an oce
Agents Association will there take charge Of Them
and ship daily by Southern Express Company TO the proper
Agents OF the respective States at Rcho who will see them
distributed o the proper Individual owners.
The wishes Of the Soldiers and to give them certain
and speedy With home, Southern Exprss
Company has agreed 70 give tns freight preference oosr epe
thing else and order that obstacle may 10 the
audabe enterprise the several railroad companies
hereby requested 10 the Express Company such ac
ies will enable 10 make this arrangement mplete sue
49, 10
As Express Company all responsibility Of
the transportation OF these packages the Relief Associations are
requested withdraw their who have Heretofore acted
araveng messengers II the Relief Alsocisiioni will establish
gencies OF other armies, they may the
privileges hereby secured TO the army OF Northern virginia
NV. eIMs,
Lieut. Col and q n.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
[sEcoxD DIsPAfca.1

CLINTON La, June ls.-The steamer Progress, load :
ed with 800 bales Of cotton, has been burned the
Mississippi. No lives were lost.
E1-Mayor French, Of New Orleans, died on the l4.h
On Thursday night our batteries attacked the steamer
Lsnlus ard another nalsport loaded with troops ind
struck her ten times. Three shells exploded on her
deCk when she whistled signal OF distress, aud gun
boat come up and towed her off.
The Yankee cavalry from Port Hudson pursued our
batteries, tu. fs~ shells drove them of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
BRRAD AND INV.

We have seen letter from an officer who has recent.
ly travelled on official business PERTAINING to the Quar-
termases department. almos. over the entire State Of
Alabama, and also large IortiOn Of NJ ssissipp. He
report that thu crop of wheat being harvested is
excellent, not Injured by rust and that tle yield will be
very gseat. The growing cop of corn promises an
abundant yield.
From the same writer re have "a low estimate" OF
the bacon 1.-THE 10 States east of the Mississippi
the aggregate being n 900 900 bs. This quantity, to-
gother vita that which may be purchased aud import
ed and tie beef supply vii PROFESSIONALLY prove sui
csnt feed the my un, the mex. hog croP is cured
If the title Of bacon amounts to tWentyOne millions
of pound, what the aggregate quantity in the Con-
fedsfa.e States
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
[sGcoxD DE-. PARCEL
FROM THE MIssIssIPPI RIVER

CLINTON line -oa Wednesday morning, at dsy-
light Colonel SCOTS batteries attacked aud drove OF
the guoboats Fifty Thee aud the B'agg, at Coma
Landing and the Radcliffe, at the Fort. The erg 'go-
ment lasted four hOurs, when the guaboat lafayette
cam, up, and Colonel Scott wishdre~. Last night the
engagement was renewed, and the Bragg tOWed ofl
with three shots through her.
There is much moving of Yankee transports up aud
dOwu the river between Port Hudson aud New Or
leans.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

We end in the Wilmington Daily Journal a Liter
frsm Nassau correspondent giving list of the YES
sails which have attempted to iul the blockade
from that port, with the fate of EACH from which APP
pears that Out of 425 attempts the blockade from
Nassau alone, S6S have bsen successful, and only g.
about cue in seven, unsuccessful This record should
make the EaTOpean powers blush for shame, if they
have any hams lett whenever they look at their cee
blAsed Treaty Of Paris, which requires that bockAdss
shall he made fl ient that they shall not be re-
Rarded a-.-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
VERY IMPORTANT TO ALL CARPENTER
HrADo'as RxsKsyE FoRoEs OF Va,
Richnond, June 2, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERs,
IL. n

No.
upersonn belonging forces Of Virginia who have
failed 70 report their proper rendezvous for duty In
General Orders No. Sued nom these headquAreIs WAY
IL 1884 calling them ato the hd nov, for the last time
noaed and reqared join their respective companies Without
deav Upou ne failure OF absentees report % duty, within
unreasonable aer the publication Of this ofder enrolling
one win be Instructed 70 arrest them aud turn them over
cSnormy 10 law 10 the camps Instruction for assignment 70
permanent active forces hey we're between
tie ages OF eighteen and f0rty-hve-
by command Of Brighten. kappa $500 -.
" Richmond Petersburg, Lynchburg and Stanton papers,
and Rockingham Register, WIN publish one week. and send e
% these headquarters. les-lW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
FROM ANs-NIsslssIPpI

MDRIDIAN, June l7th.-The laest reports frsm the
Mississippi river slate that AarmAduke has gone towards
little Rock A. J. Smith landed trooIs below Marina
duke and was about to flank him when he withdrew,
taking all his loats ard stores. AMmlduke az in
ur-d great many OF the enemy the river
The smallpCx is very had in the Yankee camp It
viol s5urgh. aud is spreading among the eitizs s.
Gold in Vicksburg Il 207.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
oFFIOR soUTnERN EXrREss Co,

AUGUSTA, GA Fet 20. 1864.
The souheraxpress Company hereby molly the friends add
relatives the Army Of Northern NsDa and es
where prepared 10 out arrangements as
the card, and that they will do all 10 their
power 10 fulal It's requirements JAMES SHUTTER,
General sup't and cling President,
Ie O. eSd2n southsrn Express Co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
ELE r A p III | O


Lntsred according 70 act Of Congress year 1885, By e.
raAAsHS In the OsEb Once OF he District Court Of Ms Con-
fedsrae stales for she Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

PRoMorID.-B ushrod Johnston, WHO'S Brigade has
been engaged in the rOent battles on the
Souhzide ba OF account Of di tinguishsd CALAMITY,
bsen made a MAios General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
oaiArtsrmaster General.
QUARTERMAsTER GENERAL,s pEP'T,

RICHMOND Ju ls 1864 I
Mr. R. b. Bullock agent OF this Departm mt Il assign cd TO
duty organizing transportation upps Of ioOd and
thing under the arrangement with the southern Express oom
pany Gs above related.
He visit the several Relief AsSociAons explain the work
ing of the system encourage the friends soldiers 10 take
advantage way supplying the Of these In
the held, A. 4. LAYTON,
Ouari .t.nn sferG