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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27
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The Fayette Artillery, of this city, Lieutenant Cop-
ton Oomuanding, took prominent part in the recent
assault upon the dsences of Plymouth. They.wero en-
g,d nearly all day the l7th inst, with their four
rfsd guus, in sheling Fort Vessels formidable work
Of two heavy thtytWo Founders and one iron rife q
ere nom which killed and disabled several Of their horse.
About 10 o'clock, P N the battery took position ts-
II o. hundred yards Of the fort and "let loose at the
Yankees, s ncing their guns in twenty minutes, and
compelling surrender. The officer in command Of tie
o admitted that he would not have surrendered but for
the terrible execution of the artillery among his men,
The loss in Lieut. OlCp:on's command was three men
killed and ten Wounded-5eyeral severely. The names
Of the former are Benton, ROurke, aud Allen. After
occupying the fort, the FAyete Artillery shead the
town, until its capture was accomplished.
We took nearly three thousand prisoners, thirty pec'i
Of splendid artillery, from 2OO-pOunder parrot to
three-iach ride; large quantity OF qasrtsimAster
stores and ecmmssry stores enough according to some
accounts to last full brigade for twelve months. Also
large quantity Of naval stores which are much need
cd BY the Government
All the troops engaged in the capture Of Plymouth
behaved CALAMITY, and great credit is awarded to Gen
Hoke who commanded the expedition. Without intend
ing to detracs in the slightest degree from the well
earned aursls Of any corps it may not be amss to re-
ma K, upon the authority Of statements which have
reached rs that the FAyetts Artillery was conspieuou
for nhepidty and effectiveness in this action, and
ehcitei the highest ccmmeudAtion from Gen. Hoke.-
Leus. Clopton, Robinson, and Booker Displayed TIE
utmost coOllsss and bravery curing the 6ght. Among
the nor-cOmmssiOaed officers Of whom favorable men
toa has been made is Sergeant Asjor Fleming
Bunt's aud MaIshals batteries, informed, alfo
beh we'd spendidly" The casualties size OH
net c. GEE enc hurdr,d and fifty.
Since the occupation OF Plymouth our troops have
been feastOg the "gOOd thngs' from the captured
stores Of the Yankee suter including ham, tArdints
apple butter, can peaches, strawberries, wheat bread
tu.ter, coffee, eggs, etc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

AVOID TO TIE MILInA.-The court martial Of the
10th regiment Colonel Evans) in session last Sat-
urday aud will be in session again this week, for the
trial Of persons who fail TO obey the order to muster
Everybody has been sufficiently warned, and II soue
prefer to stay at home while others are Doing duty they
need not be surprised, nor they complain, II they
nd themseves one day. and that right soop, arrested
and hauled up bfors the court martial, hiOh fas au
shortly. under the recent act Of the Legislature go
punish those who neglect fail or refuse to perform the
duties required Of them as in the case Of enlisted men
bv the rules and articles Of war of the Confederate
States" Attend your drill this evening, and whenever
you are erdsrsd and all will be well Otherwise ooi
out for the court martial.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27
THE CITY.

IMPRKssMNF OF HoRsEs AND hULEs-hARKET Carr
BEAsrs,rO n SPARED.- Great excitement was created
yesterday morning by the catching up Of horses ard
mules by Government officers, and carrying them to
Bacon Quarter Branch to be impressed for Government
purposes. Many persons we're delighted at this move
on the part Of the Government thinking that the beasts
impressed would likely be the sleek chargers and nsgs
upon which young men and women may be seen riding
about the streets any evening, or the pAnPered and
stepping rOAdsers that Pugs and drive about
with II this class Of animals taken there will be
few regrets Blu. great panic was caused amongst
hs country people, numbers of whom we're in the city
attending tas markets. and who were halted by pcksiS
AZ al the Of egress from the city and their
b. ssss led up TO the headquarters a! the auci We
saw one heaven fersaken mousl colored mule who had
been up and stood his examination, and had been ex-
emped o. the ground of ply ,cs inability Poor EEL
low he could Q .y dag one leg afer another, bat
his MASTER whose necessities even urgent
than those Of the Government vas taking him back 10
Chesterfield to hitch him to q plough from which be
had been unhitehed to over to the city for some
seed potatoes The impressnent saved the mule half
DAYS ploughing Of his masters expense
We we're glad to learn last evening that hsj Gibbons,
who it seems was gathering up the quadrupeds, he'd
sured Mr. Samuel Ellis, Clerk Of the First Market that
ah;mAs working to market carts viii not be Impress
ed" Our country friends need not therefore be afraid
to bring their truck to the city. While We fear this
announcement win come late for this days marEet,
for the horse panic has extended to the ends Of the
elrb, we think Mr.. Ellis entitled to great credit for
the promptness with which he hsaacssd in the matter
The markets viii be sEmly attended for day or two,
aud BY the end Of that time the exemption Of the mar
kst cart horses being understood, things will resume
their Wonted course. rble IL fegE4
We did not learn how many animals were secured BY
tSs impressDg oer, but understand that number OF
ns horses we're led away BY their owners, having been
exempted.
Since writing the above paragraph We have learned
that the hns horses exempted yesterday, were either
brood mares now with fOAl the steeds Of Brownies
cavalry local dsfence) battalion. n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27
IRON BRLOR

Passengers on the train from IvOr yesterday after
noon ays tx Petersburg Express Of yesterday report
that the enemy have Ournt their camps evacuated Su
folk and retired behind their enrenchments Immediate
ly around Portsmouth Their neg'o troops committed
brutal outrage upon the person Of very esti-
mabls young lady residing short distsnco from Sul-
folk, few days sinee. We Withhold her name from
motives which vii be appreciated is supposed that
the snemys recent reverses in Eistern Carolina lave
induced the withdrawal Of their troops from Suffolk and
other points In that section.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27
FROM YORKTO WN.

The reported landing OF more troops at Yorktown
within The past few days originated probably from the
direction which was given TO the lac expedition thai
appeared on the lower RlpPabannoek. It is supposed
after making the reconnaissance Of that river the
eeI Of ggs.TE. and transports sailed 10 yorktown,
and thai The tTo5ps On board de5arked there.
In this connection We nsy add that Burnside lift
Warrington on the 2ls. BY spsea boat for Fortress
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

DrrAATURR.-The Confederate Treasury Note Bureau
ladies' to the number of sixty, left this city yesterday
morning at five O'clock in the Petersburg train, route
for Columbia, 8. c. The ladies went of in fine spirits
AID with three weeks' cooked rAtiOns. We wish them
God spesd to their new home and kindly welcome
when they reach it.
It's said that $50 ladies OF this Bureau resigned in
preference to going SOuth. Their places will be filed
by ladies' from South Carolina.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27
IgSTRUCTION FOR FIELD ARTILLERY.

INSTRUCTION FOR FIELD ARTILLERY
A. Morris the Eell- knONn Publisher, has just issued
volume entitled 'InstsucGon for Field Artillery" CON-
piled iron standard military authority, and embracing
schools Of The piece battery bait Lion, &c. The work
meets want felt BY the ARTILLERY branch Of the service,
and presented il such form as to render il suitable
p:ckes companion for the Artilleist The price u SO
low as 10 place il within reach Of almost every one Of
our volunteers.
1t is recommended BY G.n. Cooper, and highly en-
dorssd by Major Geu Ezey useful and necessary 10
the Artillery service.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

EXAMPLE yoE MAxuTASrURISG CoMPASIEs.-The Ea-
gle Manufacturing Company of Columbus Georgia, still
continues ts good deeds and charitable works. Il en-
poys several hundred operatives and supplies them viii
bacon at so cents meal at 81 So aour at fifteen cents
chickens at fifty cents, and other articles at similar
prices.
The company has established free school. carried
on at their own expense. There are at present Ovel
three hundred children fitting to become useful men,
bars Of society.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

OAR. W. GIBBS. the father of "Way-sids HOmes'
10 the COnfsderacy proposes through the Columbia Is.
papers, to establish at BrAnchvle in that State,
and has set the ball in motion with the liberal donation
Of OOO Several public spirited citizens have taken
steps to inAugurAte the patriotic undertaking. twill
require at least $50 900 to start Il.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

Coz. HAAHr MAUET's REsnEST, a few days ago. en-.
tered Pensacola and after staying tere short time,
marched d,un to the vicinity of the Navy Yard, where
Il was drawn up in line of battle, inviting the Yankees
to wh'ph They made no sign to signify disposition
to accept the challenge aud 90 the regiment fell into
maj ching orders and returned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

BRnG our TEE CoPPERs.-If q gold dollar is worth
$40 in Confederate Treasury notes. surely copper or
nickel cent is worth Eve cents. There must be any
quantity Of them stored away. Let them be brought
from their hiding places and put into circulation at the
rate of Eve cents for one
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

PIRR AND RosBERY.-Bstween three and four O'Clock
yesterday morning, the front basement room Of the re-
sidence OF Dr. DAvidS. Watson Of Frankl and
s.h streete was discovered to be o. fire. The alarm
was raised aud the 6remen soon reach ng the spe
the flames before they had ,It nded beyond
the room mentioned the aoor casing and window shut
tiers Of which were consumed The room was used as
store room and all the articles in it were destroyed
TneAe were indications that the storeroom had been
FIRST robbed and then set on fire by the thieve!.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

CIAoUIr CoURr OF HENAIco.--John ooyner and Geo.
Bunker were convicted oil entering the house of Alex
Craig and rObbing him Of large amount of money and
ewsry and we're sent to the Pententay for ten years
each.
John MCGEE WAS sent to the Penitentiary for three
years, for breaking and entering the house Of Pat
OKsee, and stealing watch and come clothing; and
Michael Martin, charged with the sent TO the
Penitentiary for one year.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

COSsREsA-The first session of the Secosd Congress
Of the Confederate States will commence in this city on
Monday next. The House Of Representatives will no..
its ESssons in the Hall of the House Of Delegates which
Is ber put in order for the purpose. The Senate will
meet in the old chamber, but will afterwards sit in the
chamber usually occupied by the Virginia Senate.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

MAroR's CoURT.-There was nothing Of interest e.
fore the Mayor yesterday Lewis Lynneman was char ged
with receiving chickens, stolen from B. Smith,
but the witness being present the case was conn-
ued till this morning.
jasper, tllvs OF Judge Crump, was ordered to be
whipped for stealing three silver spoons from his mas
ter and Emira, slave of WIN. Green, wa ordered to
be whipped receiving them. The negroes confessed
their guilt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

An OFFICER AHnEsrED-Capi W. Green Andrews,
formerly the Cap IN Of thu Montgomery Tue Bl-es,
aud nov the Captain OF artillery company in Virginia
va, few days ago arrested BY Government officers at
OhunnenUggse, Ala, and carried to Montgomery, and
from there list Monday sent via Columbus to Rich
mOud Ga the Muscogss railroad he escaped, but was
aft,rwArds arrested, and TueSdly was again for
Va dsi on 10 Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

CoESRHGOEAL ELEcrIOH-News from North Caro-
lima leaves little doubt that d. Leach Ia, been elected
Representative to the Confederate Congress from the
7Ih North Carolina district He was CONSERVATIVE,
alias Holden candidate.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

Orr PvNPs.-The city pumps which last GUNNER
proved SO great convenience to soldiers and citizens
generally have ell fallen into ruins and refuse TO give
forth drop of water. The warm weather is again
upon US and the city authorities should look to their
pump.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

PAIcss FALSG IN raE SOUrH-Fhe Mobile Tribune
sAys We are glad to see that thsre arc evident RIGGS
Of rapid decline in prices Of groceries, provisions,
sc. FOs Instance, buttr sold in this market, three
weeks ago at SlOal2 per pound. Il is dull al $5A
SPsr pound Bacon IS offered at s. so per ID. Fresh
meats have declined from 80 to so per cent within he
last ten days Corn seingnOW at ssa6, according 70
quality
Bacon has declined in the Atlanta market from IS TO
- per pound.
Bacon has fallen from s. to a, so per pound At Sell
ma, Ala, with Indications Of still further decline.
Gov. Smith has appointed W. A. Cave, ESQ.,, oHPAgs
county, Chief Clerk and Assistant Recorder Of Virginia
forces.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

Il Take neee that, the Sd day CT Nay, A. D. 1864,
between the Of ga NJ and NJ st the once OF Nance
Williams, Of Main and l4h streets, Richmond Va
SHAH proceed the dispositions OF Mary A. warwick Gath
crime Peppey Others to be read Ia evidence for rue In
wherein am plaintiff and you the defendant And from
any cause Of ueh dispositions be not commenced
shA not be completed on that day, the taking
% will be adjourned from time to time until completed
OF ts JAMES MAYO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

NorIcE TO SUBsCsIBERs On and after Nay LIST,
1864 and until July LIST following, remittanees in i've
dollar bills Of the CID issue viii be subjected TO dis
count. according 70 their market value in Richmond At
the time Of receipt and the period Of subscription hm
tied accordingly.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

PoLIcr ARHlsr..-Wssh. Oakley, slave of Mrs.. Roy,
was yesterday arrested BY officer Moore for stealing
bag Of corn from the COnfsderAte States.
Ofcsr Moore also arrested CAthrine, slave Of Mrs.
Louisa Jones, for receiving diamond pin and gold
pencil stolen from Geo. v. Case, and recovered the
stolen articles.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

CoNUsDRUH EInloRDHART.-Why is I the happiest
letter in the alphabet?
Because Il" is always in bliss E" in he'll and all
the test are in purgatory.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27
no TARPLEY WHITE, JNO. L. WHITE

ITO TARPLEY WHITE, JNO. l.. WHITE,
Il Richard white, Charley Martin and R.becee NJ his Wife
Macha Pondexer RAssly W. Wyten, Thomas Wytten and
Joanna Take &tce that shall, Al the resi-
dence Of Coles in the county OF Psyyana FRI
DAY tn day May 1884 proceed TO aks the dispositions
Of and Others and that We SHALL In the Clerks
ofe Halifax County Court the goth day Of May, 1884,
proceed 70 take the DISPOSITIONS Thomas Green Others
10 be read evidence 10 the Circuit Court Of PsyvahiA
County upon the trial Of appeal taken by from an
der Of The Ptyvana entered March term
1884 Of said Court admitting the Will and eodics Of Raleigh
White TO probate. .. 80.
Yours, &C.. RICHARD JONES,
COLEMAN D. BENNETT,
Executors named In the Win Of Raleigh White.
.April 18Th. 4-ap22 W4W
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

DALTON, April 26-Is is currently reported TIA
Grant has arrived at Chattanooga aud taken command
Of the Army of the Cumberland
DAVIS Division is reported at L.fiYette.
The enemy are reported to have moved back towards
Cleveland from Red CLAY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27
CAsUALTIES "a PLYNOUTH.

Ths casualties IN Hampers Brigade, At the capture Of
Plymouth, were Eve killed and iOrtJ 6vs wounded =
In the SSH Virginia Ba..aliOr, vera four hi led and
tEenty-ssyen wounded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

NEW TGIAL AWARDED FoRDS-The Court Of Az
peals, on yesterday, awarded Rober:: ). Forde new
trial on tbs ground that testimony upon the cross
examination OF he commonwealth witness 60. f.
GOodwin) was excluded when offered, for the purpose
Of contradictIng him."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

THEArRH.-Smlll audiences and dull performances
are now the order of The night To say that the Lady
of Lyons" was 'butchered" Monday night, would not
be an extrAvagant figure OF speech. Miss Bridges Of
course played with her usual success in that ROLE and
Mr.. Ogden tried to overcome the disadvantages OF
hoarseuess, and maladapatiOn 10 the Character but
BeAussant, CLAWS, Damrs Dsschippes Co., were
Iaughed at, and no wonder Charles and Nelson were
not in the cast Next week, to have Mr.. Theo-
dore Hamilton, who was ruled out from The Richmond
stags several months ago.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27
AN ORDINANCE
ITO REPEAL AND RE-ENACT THE 11TH
i SECTION OF THE ORDINANCE CONCERNING MAR

i SECTION OF THE ORDINANCE CONCERNING MAR
KETS.
Passed April 90 1s64.l
ordsued by Council of the City Of Richmond, That
the ee Of the ordinance concerning markets. pass
ed on day OF October 1885, be- aud the same Is hereby
repealed and re-enacted so as TO read - follows:
Section IL After market hours, person may sell or urchhse
about Streets than about market house or Its pre-
cnc But person shall offer for sale at Market butter,
eggs H. fowls fruits vegetables other articles which
shall purchased al market while on their way 70
and within six miles Of market except fruit or vege-
tables been produced la another State,
doc distance than fifteen miles from this city Nor
shall person engaged In selling, At Market butter eggs
FOWLS purchase himself the Of another at market
either himself other person. on the same day that he
seller thereof any butter fowls Any person violating
this section shan forfeit what urehsied and shall for every
violation pay ne Of than ten nor more than MY
dollars; aud II he be guilty second time Of such violation
SHALL In addition ne therefor be prohibited forever after
wards either as principal agent for another from Offering for
sale either market any Of said articles And II any perton
shall SELL offer for SALE Anything whatever at market 10
sad city, after been prohibited the thing sC
or offered for SALE shall be forfeited 70 the city, and be seized
sold By the market The benefit OF the city and
party oe ding SHALL moreover be fined fifty dollars for
each thing sold, or offered for sale, by him.
IA oopy.f
A. W. MORTON,
apq2-lav2w CLERK Of Council.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

THh PLYMOUTH PRIsONKRs.-The Yankee officers
taken at the rec mt capture of Plymouth we're brought
to this city yesterday and along with them two negroes
in Yankee uniform. They were sent to the Libby. We
give the names ofthe officers: Brig Gen III W Wes-
sells; Capt A Stewart A A G; D Rash, A and 9; Ii
+ Buele, AID y; L. NJ G Ford, A D O; Capt Goats, A
and @; L; Col MOfsts; Col + Beach, 10 h Conn; LII
Col Bunham, l6.h OOnu; Maj L Rascoe, ID h
Conn; Gap. ] Wheeler, 18th Conn; L. AP Day, 10
Conn; 1t Gordon Robbins, l6:h Conn, Rawlings,
Chaplain, 1851 Vermont; 1t A Bsllysoly, lol't Pa
Ii Mccall 1884 Pa; J D Lewis, surgeon, s6th N u
AR FriOk, surgeon, lO5th Y, and Mayer, l6h
Conn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27
BANK CONVENTION.

WAS committed to the Jail of the city Of
w Lynchburg the 22d day OF January, 1854
man named WILLIAM he belongs TO DAVID Harris OF u
county 81 OF OF dark complexion,
about feet inches high and he hired the last
VIM w. Boyd Bachanan and away from him at Christ
mas Had committed brown cloth frock coat
pair grey Jeans pants The Of said will come
H. HUGHES,
Jailo-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27
TELEG K A p HE
Reports OF ths Prsss sssosIasion.
FR0M TRE s0uInWESr

Entered according Of Congress Nc year isc by J.
FaKAsHER In the Oek once Of the Derct OOHt Of the Con-
fed srAte States the northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, APRIL 81, IsS4.

TEsNA-DAnT. year $50 SIE uOuS, SiS; Arss months
IS. FO-s5,- sssiOd - per month.
Ex-zE<I71 year t2O; sx months sl1 No IubseTiPaon
received FOR less han six months.
wIsKE year $40 sig months s.. No subscription rse''sd
or tss siE months.
Re,nitianses a rlk Of TIE Sahssribsr.
Remtanees IN ave dollar bills old Issue discounted aeeoeo-
Ing 70 me market value In Richmond the time Of reespt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

whose Pspsrs marked with oToa YIN aasl
stand o, subscription abouto expire and No
ram rrOupgy q they wish tAsr papers eOntuuea
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

ITO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
This 10 give notice thAtI shall apply 70 the On cuit
Court Of Henrco In the state Virginia. NAY
Logging to my wards who now reside In Norh osross wnio
real estate under decree OF said IN the suit ~
aoogh, guardian wade thersia dep having
qualified and given bond according In The Of
New Hanover, In the State oi.Norih Carolina.
WILLIAM Il MAYO,
ap7--x4w Guardian Of Mary Wade and Harriet Wade
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

SPECIAL ORDERS
XXX Bgadier General John H. Wlnde hereby directed c
make immediate enquiry and report without delay:
Isl The name, rank, regiment and OF all commissioned
ofcers and length Of time each has been in the city,
Ga In each case he will require copy Of the leave By which
the officer Is shsent from his proper stationed In
the city copy CT the order by whchhe was put upon DUTY
XXI Whenever appears that officer 10 not rghtfuly IN
Rchmcnd forthwith to his proper command ano
reported this Office for further action OF the Depart
ment.
[siTnedl JOHN wITHERs,
Asa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA. :

GS0 REWARD.-Dropped from my pocket
cpCO last night In P. R. Prices, yard q smai P0cKEr
BOOK, containing some money AMI other papers. cer
Of Lancaster Co. for four per for one hun
drd dollars each, dated 10Th March, ls6No 1868 70 Julia A.
Goodwin; No. 1863 for Mary Goodwin The above reward
teIts.
mh80-v6ss DAVID ANDERsoN IT,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27
O t l C 4 :.

EOR RRNT-An excellent Office, with bed
adjoining gs etc In the most desirable snd eentra
n.vt NJ the cty.I hpuly TO Il. u. WARD,
Attorney at Law, 1ltn st between Main and Bank sts
anQQ-t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

oPYIoE SOUTHERN EXPRESS ooMP'Y,l
AUGUSTA, Ga Feb. ~, 1854
The Southern Express Company hereby no.
lily the relatives OF soldiers In the Army NO tn
Virginia and elsewhere that they are prepared TO care out
announced the above card and thai they
win do all In their power 70 fulfill Its requirements.
JAMES SHUTTER,
General Superintendent and Acting President
fea-d8m Southern Express Company.