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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-21
FROM PETERSBURG.

PErlR:SURG, June 2O.-snce yesterday nothing of
great interest has transpired.
To-day there has been some clnnonsding and some
slight skrmishlng. Yesterday, General Meade sent
flag of truce to General Beauregard requesting permits
sion to bury his dead, which was not granted.
The City Council, to-day, held meeting and sent a
committee to General Bssuregard to ask hs advice in
regard to the removal OF non.combatants General B.
replied that no notice had been given by the enemy Of
purpose to shell the city, but itWOud be prudent fO
those who could to leave the lower part of the city, ard
for the women and children to remain in cellars
Very ewshes have been thrown into the city day.
Grants lines reach from James river across the Ap
pouhttcx to within two miles of the Weldon Railroad:
AdvcIs from Liberty, this morning, say that Hunter
had been pursued through that place. and that be was
retreatng towards BlOrd Gap in considerable disorder
and that some prisoners had been taken and more,
doubtless, would be.
The enemy, atthis writing, seem to be moving to-
wards the Weldon Railroad. Our Generals will doubt
less be prepared for them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-21
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE SOL
Il DLERS THR0UGHOT UTHE COSFEDERACY.
CHARACTERISTICS GEMS DEPARTMENT,
Richmond, Feb. 20, 1864. J

Richmond, Feb. 20, 1864.
friends spd relatives Of soldiers In the Army OF Northern
gnia hereby notified that arrangement has this day
been effected with the southern Express Ooppany carry all
packages Of food and wearing apparel 70 Richmond, Va
secure the advantages thas obtained through the Express
Company, the following instructions must be observed:
Packages not coan than hundred pounds be
well secured and plainly Marked and rent at the f the
shipper either the Soldiers Relief Associations which
located as follows:
In North Carolina Rales In gsuh Carolina at Columbia;
Georgia. Augusta In Alabama, ct Montgomery; any
other point which Of these Associations have Office.
Agents the Association will there take charge OF them
ship daily by Southern Express Company 10 the
AgentI respective States at Richmond who will them
distributed TO the prop.r Individual owners.
To the WISHES Of the soldiers and 10 give them certain
ana speedy communication With home the Southern Express
Company has reed give tails freight preference every
thing else and order that obstacle may 10 the sue
cess Of 50 audab enterprise the several railroad companies
are hereby requested 10 the Express Company such e
IeS as enable 1t this arrangement complete sue
SHalla
the Southern Express Company all responsibility Of
transportation Of these packages the Relief Associations are
requested withdraw their agents who have heretofore acted
areVeng messengers IL the Relief Associations will establish
tgences other armies they enjoy the same
privileges hereby the army Of Northern Virginia
y. W. SIMS,
Lieut. Dol. and O. H.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-21

An IMPORTANT S0ssEsTIoS.-A correspondent, Wrl-
ting from CHARLESTON, S. O., suggests that subalserrs
carry muskets or rides instead Of swords. he thinks
that it would Increase the effective force Of our infantry
full 5000 men, and save the lives of many gallant
young fellows who are it for major generals de 81
the opinion that either Count Hamilton or Louis Al''
Was regarded the benslacior Of France for suggesting
that sergeants and eorposi should carry 6relocks or
muskes instead Of spears spOntOons. The tugg's-
ton was adopted and IL, 900 fighting men added
to the Frerch army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-21
HEADo'Gs REsKRVE FoRoEs OF Va, I
Richmond, June Z, 1864.

GENERAL oRDERs,
No. 2.
An belonging 10 the reserve Virginia who
failed report their proper rendezvous for duty compliance
with General Orders No. Issued from these headquarters May
ID 1884. calling them Ino hed now for the last time
notified required to join their respective companies without
delay Upon failure OF AbSeneeB report for duty within
reasonable the publication OF this order, enrolling
ocers them and turn them over In
conformity 10 law camps Instruction for assignment 10
service with the active forces they between
the ages OF eighteen and fOrty-ave.
By command OF Brg.-Gen. KKARKa.
T. H.OATLHTT, A. A. g.
~ Richmond Petersburg, LynehOurg and Stanton pspers
and Register viii publish week, and send bi
10 headquarters. ta9-lW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-21
oitn Of Richmond. % ,pit 4.


A T Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
IA Court Of Hastings Of the sad city, the 9Th day June,
Alexander Sands Administrator with the viii annexed OF the
estate OF Robert W. Banxe deceased and administrator Of
MAR singleton DarnWell, deceased, Pkiniia,
against
John Barnwe Robert W. Barnwe, Edward Btrnwel
ans under the Of twentyone and under the age Of
years, H. T. Jackson and others, Defendants.
me object OF suit Is TO gate ascertaaed set
lie and nay determined The right Of property in
certain articles bonds &c mention In bill, consisting Of
purchase made by Rev Robert W. Barnxe In bis etme
claim 10 which preferred by Dr. T. A. Lafar behalf
OF the souh Carolina Hospital Bureau and which articles &c.
are also claimed by Dr. u B9rde on behalf Of himself and
oher Committee Of the South Carolina ASsoclAon-he said
articles are mentioned and described 10 Exhibit fled with the
bI Fxhb bens ustrume t Of writing which, II Is stated
IA the bin was executed BY the Rev. W. Barnve shortly be-
fore bis DEATH by which nsrument he designed TO empower Dr.
Lafsr Ia case his death disability 10 sell and
py for carrying purposes the south Carolina Hospital
B1reau The articles bonds &C.. therein mentioned And ada
y hayng been that the said john s. Barnwe Robert W.
Banwe and Edward Barnwe infants and T. Jackson,
OF the Commonwealth OF trgnia they hereby
REQUIRED 10 appear the said Clerks ONCE within one mouth AZ
ter due publication this order and do what be necessary
70 protect their interests Ia this suit.
A copy-Teste,
Jse-w4w Ro. HOWARD, elk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-21

NnssUEI COHaREsMIx The following are the newly
elected Congressman from Missouri
Frat District. Thomas Snead; Second, n Nortep;
Third John , Clark; Fourth, A II ConroW; Fifth Geo.
Vest Sixth, Peter Wilkes; Seventh, Robert
Hatcher.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-21
OFFICE CITY WAFER WORKS, I
Nav 81 1894
NIOT[cK-The waiter takers Of the city arc

NOTGCE.-The water takers of the city are
IN respectfully notified that The increased demand for water
ally that all waste and leakage must be
stopped running nearly 10 their fall ca
pa eGvg scarcely time enough for the incidental repairs TO
the machinery IL earnestly hoped thai the citizens Will see
real necessity OF attending this matter without delay and
rom The penalties Of the ordinance. For
f any hydran cock other fixture be found leaking and
the occuper the premises shah refuse fall 70 have
the necessary repairs made the superintendent shall stop the
from said let and there shall be nne OF $40
who shall turn the er before such repairs
made No fixtures viii be allowed TO be left running
Whoa not In actual under penalty OF $40 for each offence
All taking the city water must keep their service
pipes and fixtures IL good repair and protected from frost at
my9s daT j. L. DAVIS, sup't
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BALLARD HOUSE.
IMP TANT CHA N G. u.

NHE Propretors OF the BALLARD HOUSE
Il deeming conducive the comfort and convenience Of
their patrons ytor, have determined 70 conduct the hotel
en- the EUROPEAN STYLE,
after the 9Th Of April next The patronage Of the travelling
public and visitors generally respectfully solicited, tables
WIN be supplied with that market anord and
comfort regards and servant
attentions will be furnished.
PRoPREoRs beg their Nenn those vhe
generously pstrotized them, ard b giving their nd
attention the and comfort Of their guesa hope
to merit continuance Of the tame. -.
MzkIs-Prom A. n. TO IL p. N.
ap1 ]. Q. TALLIAIEkBO b 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-21

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOE
~ delivering TO me, or securing 20 taa ge him. ny as,
tan address expression He len ny residenos
Charlottesville, Absmare county on hs s February Was
purchased by six ago, Mr. Thomas Crane Of orpe
per county, 70 which county he has protAbly gone.
uhiT-cn GEO. NJ DOwln
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-21
PATENT SORGHUM Or SUGAR CANE
: CRUSHER. I

THE difficulty OF obtaining imported sugar
i coGpss rely home production One
cultivated in Sorghum win yield sufficient molascf
for consumption q ordinary farm.
Prepare your land plant your seed earysecurs good
oruher, and make mossss soon the sorghaa or cans
l1atures
The subscriber obtained Letters Patent from the Coincide
rate States and improved Sorghum Sugar Gaze
Crusher rapdy With which the juice pressed from the
stss-in saving Of the juice flows In the ecenmy 81
labor required TO operate machnen simplicity
on and In with which kept good running order,
Il much superior TO the machines heretofore used
FOR sALE-sTATn RIGHTS AND COUNTY RIeHrs.
and particulars address the blerber sslsv,
has model, the once Of Kerr Lyon, Richmond, Va
sp1-d2l&e3ms THohAs q. BkoWa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-21
OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO.,


The Southern Express Company hereby notify the friends and
relatives Of soldiers Army Northern Vglnia and else
where they prepared to arrangements IS
nounced and that they will do all In their
noWer 10 fula lis requirements JAMES SHUTTER,
General Sup't ard Ecting President,
le9-e,d2mU Southern Express Co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-21

EOR SALE, on consignment, an assortment
Il 0fnsns BrOgans and Boois;
dsngOhns Of veg ane Old Madeira and Of Old White
islS-d1W Basir Bank.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-21
ADJ"r AND INsP,A 6sSLfs OTYIvI,
Richmond, Nay 18th, 1854.
SPECIAL ORDERS,
Ma liz

l. Brlgadlsr General James L. Kepsr viii take immediate
command Of Of the State Of Virginia He
will complete their organization and place them at once In ser
vice. TO end authorized 70 employ all Enrolling ON.
Gers who are hereby directed obey his Instructions He will
establish his Headquarters such point ~ he deem best
Onees Of the ouartermagter, oomnssary Ordnance and
elites.
All Oacrs frou the Virginia OF the Invalid CORPS,
and such Regular Forces unassigned
win Immediately report General Kemper who authorised TO
assign them temporarily to duty with the Reserves
By command Of the Secretary Of War.
JOIN W. RELY,
Asst AdJt Gen'.
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lie e-w4w

NITY of Richmond, TO Wit AT Rules held
In Che Clerks office of the OF Hastings for the said
Clty on Monday, the 9th day OF Juae, 1864,
Wellington Goddn L. ApperSon partners under the
firm and style OF Goddn& Apperson, Plni.
against
William Kelly, Den.
IN CHAHoERY
The object Of this suit against the defendant the
sum OF three hundred ninety dollars and nine cents
with hundred and forty six dollars and hy
cents part thereof from the 9Th day Of February 1851 and
foryour dollars and ihlrtyur cents the
residue thereof 50 day Of March, 1892 I'LL payment
and to subject estate Ia the bill mentioned 70 the
payment Of the said debt , ~,
Iaidavt having been tina the defendant William Kelly
moi OF the State OF Virginia. he hereby required to
appear I'm said Clerks ONCE within month alter due pub
caton hereof may necessary TO protect his In.
terest5 &C py-testei
je9-E4g RO HOWAkD, Cert.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-21
RAP HIO
reports OF ths Press Association.


Uttered according Of Congress In the year 1852 BY
THlAMH In the CLERKS once Of the District Court OF the Cor
fsduste states for The Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-21
HEADQUARTERS REsnAvE or STATE or Va,
Richmond, May 18th, 1854.
GEzERAL oRDERs, I

GENIAL oADERsi
No l. - go
In pursuance Of paragraph Of Special Orders, No 49,
hereby assume the Reserve Forces Of Virginia. With
my In the city Of Richmond until otherwise an
nounced. - -
IL The Reserve Troops already organized WILL Immediately
upon receipt this order proceed By companies such o1
Of OF rendezvous hereinafter named a. my De m9
accessible Captains commanding are hereby especia
charged with the duty Of assembling their commands with ne
utmost despatch. .
III The men composing the Reserve Forces in counties in
organisation has not been already ELECTED, will as
Senbs promptly their respective COURT Houses where they
viii at once be organised BY the enrolling ocers and mmsd
aey the companies organised VIII proceed TO such
pont a. may convenient Of accest
Nv The rendezvous In e Sta Of Vr-
Rna announced ooWB Abingdon Dublin Depot Lynch.
burg Stanton Gordonsvs Burksve, PetersbuR and Rich
mond where officers Of this command will be found, to whom they
will report ,,--.-
Companies or deaehmen Of the forces already
duty guarding bridges lines Of communication Ac viii not be
aeced BY order they will continue such service until
relieved and their commanding officers Instructed 10 report
promptly 20 these numbers Of such troops the
points where serving companies 70 which they belong ana
the orders under which they we're assigned 10 duty
W. troops being called nto active service In the
aed advised Of the propety OF providing themselves With
bRnkets until be made for
supply delay may be incurred In
their being furnished with specially enjoined upon al
10 bring with them 10 their rendezvous such seceabe firearms
aud ammunition Is they may have In their possession
JAMES L. KEMPER,
Brgadier General.
EPstsrsbug Lynchburg, StsuhtOn papers, and Rocking
/ ham Register copy. mylI-lW
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Fasas.-Sll1. year go EonthI. ESQ; three months
sra Der less peri 4, a per stoeth
sEi FSHxY year, $50 tx months, SIS. No subscription
recSiv- for less than Slx month";
WsEST, year, SIS tx m0uah IS. No DSorPdoo rsosVsd
gr less six nontbs-
ko,,i. a ices a. risk o. The subsgribSE
ssanses in hvs dollar bills Old issue discounted aecoed
~ 70 ne market value In Richmond The timr ree PL
sgsozmss VhossF sPsrs narksd VIA oOn WI SnasE-
sent a. ;asr tern o. sebscrgon ahoa % ssPs' ana VIZ
ssas s-oup.5 d sAsg uish ths'f pares soat1aat
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-21
[sEcoND DESPATCH.

MAnETrA, June 2O-Tho enemys cavalry made a
demonstration this morning from Big shanty towa da
Canton, on right and met By division of
when they precipitaely withdrew. Our army is being
daily reinforced by slightly wounded and Oonvsiescert
troops. There is no croakerism or criticism in our
army but the greatest confidence is manifested by both
officers and h the capacity and ultimate success Of
Gen. Johnston.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-21

HNHR Publication of the KNOXVILLE
REGISTER viii be resumed at Charlotte, N. O., on TUES
nav lime Th 1894 RKoIsTEH, for the present. will be
rhlshed weekly only. TERNs0ne Dollar month Ne sub
s'''P J. A. sPERRY,
Editor and Proprietor,
Charlotte, N. Q.
Np-Esv Tennessee refugees receiving nom home Of
general public interest," confer favor By communicating
he same 70 the REosFE for publication
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