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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

ExCELLENT FAM OF 1858 ACKEs. :,

E'ACELLENI FAkM CF 1853 ACRES, on
IL sse Richmond ana FFedsskssurg irosd a Hungary
ra ion, u Sorh OF kcf mond, for sale - Auction.
Az tie rsqaest OF Brjsrie Anderson, Bq. snan q
op, prenises -eDaY. the ~ .prr Ibel
IL o'clcck desirable yARa. above
O. both ides the Rsosd, 168 the Of
oIAred bui with ample wsd for Of the plaza
The improve LENT consist q exec mt DWELLING nearly
containing reoms, be1des and bas log
together WITH ~ ns usual eat buudhs ineuding largo
The Land l. ADMIRABLY v pied Tor or for shest
clover and grhss being excellent meadow
location cssrsble ens tepg 1t he depot where the
pass twice daily WI be Scid sepcfaty, large ZOE HoreE
well died With sss ~ nh 2fx feet d.
ameer snds. 1he Toe being cnvennt Of
On the place there ezcsiiens ePkLb ORCHARD Also,
seeded 20 bushe rye II bushels Irish potatoes and about 500
growing Possession given Ina few weeks Tems, onehrd
cash. and for bonds bearing interest,"
occurred BIZ deed IN oast 81 the opson the pur
The 1864 70 te pad By the pure
spis-tdtrss 50 e,a t.sel..R Auct's-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
I,RACBRR WANTED At Rockhridce AInm

1NRACHRR WANTED at Rockbridge Alum
Il Springs, VAL wish to engage TEACHER, exempt from
military service TO ke charge OF small School In my family
He must be quAned 70 teach the bngh and Latin languages
and could wish add the French language also II fail
procure gentleman tutor then shall employ lady
for younger children Ia either need apply
without experience In ths business Of teaching children Ad
dress By mall above 3
ap90-eod8t VIM FRAZIER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

PECEIvER'S SALE 10y GoDDN d APPER-
LII sox Auc OF VALUABLE FARMS Of $40 ceres IN Han
over Henrieo on miles above the city
Of Richmond and miles from Glen Allen Depot
District Court OF the Confederate States OF
under Of said Court pronounced on the
18th APRIL 1884, the against Anderson Thorpe 70 seeu
the property David NJ .lmsdge allen enemy,
shall SELL lic auction the premises. WEDNESDAY
the 9Th May 1884, ut IL o'clock not the hr.t fair
ohes Tavern formerly owned BY Mr. Jas Winston and new
Mr. Thorpe contains $40
Of which about half cpsn land and he balance in wood rnd
timber. :
The buildings on good and embrace those usually found
on such estate. llT Ne
Tnaxs-Onerd cash. bsaoce and 10 months for bonds
bearing and e retained till all the purchase money be
paid cash ths option OF the purchaser The taxes for
iss4 TO be paid BY the purchaser l. %
ap20-td HENRY L. BROOKE, Receiver.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
H- THE GH0Srl-A
VIII soon appear.

t8 THE GHUSTI-A
VIII soon appear.
EOTIoEBox cce open from quarter to o'clock A. NJ, 10
5PM when be secured No extra charge for re-
served seats.
Change of HoHr of Opening.
Doors open ~ O'Clock. Curtain rises at 81 o'clock
AMI Lii
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

DED WAX AND INK.
NV. RANDOLPH
Good Red ssElins Wax,
Geod Red and oArnlne Ink,
Coed Copying Ink.
PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTOR.
Nv Randolph has just P1Sshsd Huntsa5 celebrated In.
srucons Piano Rsns Price S. seat By nail postpaid
GENERAL ORDERS Rok 1853 AND 1858.
W. Randolph has for sale et ~ General Orders from the
Adlutant osnsrArS Oh 20, for 1858.
Also, General Orders fer 1925 In one volume, o.
SUGAR CANE
W. Randolph has In prtss work the cultivation Of
and the napuacure Of the syrup and
sugar II will b for sale about The LIST Of May.
ARMY REGULATIONS, 1854
NV. Randolph has for sale he only correct edition Of The
Regulations Pse e2ce and %; nfy cents more ~ All
AlO, oaArtsrmastsr Regulators, - ap 9o-n-
- TOR MEDICAL PURPOSES
IL Cabinet Champagne. warranted genuine
Old Madeira Wine
Very Superior Old Blackberry Brandy-a pleasant
and remedy for diArrhs, and ayssnisy
london Porter
ssstsA Ala, ~, T..
Grocer ana Dealer In Pine Wines Liquors, a.,
ap26-soeee Nod, 1Sth ct, bet Main and Gary.
lNARRIAGE AND HARNESS FOR SALE
" FOR sALA-A very light and handsome slx seal rasily
hcoy Of Mr. nosHEs snsh Main and Gary sirsesu
Ap2s-elr
~ supply Of JssA ODD Liver on. ,sss received, BY,
m'~
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OFFICIAL.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,l
u NAvr DEPARIMEsF, \
Richmond, March 30, 1854. }
GEM RAL ORD R.

l. ANY person desires avail himself Of the provisions Of
the Act Congress entitled Act amend act entitled
act to establish Volunteer Navy approved February 1884,
shall application In writing TO the President and sate
on OATH he aed out that his bona tide Intention
Vice Confederate States suitable vesse not less than
one hundred tons burthen, efficiently aimed, armed and
equipped cruising sganst the enemy the vessel yet 70
out applicable wi further state the place where
and within which, viii be ready for service, and will
present satisfactory evidence Of the sby Of the applicant to
The vessel TO sea-
II Vessels and rendered for the Volunteer Navy be-
yond the Jurisdiction Of the Confederate States shall be
Of the o. Navy and her character and
condition. the character and hness Of tie ocers thereof
snall be shown by his report.
III No applications for the position Of Assistant paymaste In
the Volunteer Navy viii be considered, when thu applicant Is
under forty-hve yesrs Of age. s.R MALLORY,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

Xxx Beadier General John wnder 10 hereby directed
make Immediate enquiry and report without delay:
l The name, rank regiment and corps o. al commissioner
ocers ana theength Of ume each has been In the city,
3D. In each Will require copy Of the leave BY which
the ocer s bis proper command stationed
the city COPY order by which he put duty
XXI appears that officer n not righftly
Richmond he viii forthwith to his proper command ahc
The fact reported 70 further action Of the Depart.
By command Of the Secretary Of War:
(signed) JOHN MiThEh5,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
NOTICE no TAx-PAYERs.

NOTICE 10 TAX-PAYEHS.
IN obedience to the Esd section of the Tax
Bu passed BY the oouns otths city OF Richmond the
9oh February hereby give notice TO all concerned that
the Committee n'Ance have classified all persons and arms
shargsabls with the class tax for she present
merchants traders shopkeeps, manufacturer, keepers Of
ordnIss brokers' which classification has been left at the
Auditors Once whore interested the Of
With which they charged.
OF Finance will meet In the Council Chamber
Monday and Tuesday, May I'd and 3d. O'Clock NJ
applications from all who ha hink they
nut IN too high a clssL y. b. HARRISON,
apaS-N Auditor City Of Echmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

ORDER NO. g.
RICHMOND ENCAhPhENT, No. g
CIR KNIGHTS You arc hereby summoned
~ tOsttend Meeting Of RICHMOND HNoAhPMRNp, n
No. II, or KNIGHr1 TEMPLAkS at the Masonic Hall, "a
In the city Of Richmond on TUat1AY Evening. at 6X0
O'Clock. By order Of the ~ Grand Com Dsnder. wv
WM L. MAULE, O. q.
Lasss JAKE n RIDDcK Rsc6rdsr.
Riohmoaa. Aprn 2oah <. 7. "a 4, A. D, 1sel-2t
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18
The Strength Of the Contend
ing Armies.

| The Boston Traveller, in discussing the
situation" mingles. speculation with fact
as follows We think some OF Is figures
are erroneous te-a g..
The weakness in numbers which the reb
els manifest elsewhere, leads 10 the belief
that Lees army has been stronger than
was supposed At ' ashington When Gen
! Grant crossed the Rapidan, II was asccr-
tanned flom what was deemed good author
itv, that on this de of the Mississippi the
rebels had about 100000 men under arms
! 1t was not supposed that even With long
streets reinforcements, Lee had More than
81 900 men If he had not more thaa this
, number, fully one..half of them must have
been used up before he retreated on Thurs
day night from the line of the p" RIVER at
Spottsy lvania. gig ....I.
It is quite probable from the desperate
resistance which Lee made. aud the good
order IN which he retreatcd on Thursday
night, after hard days fight and the
wreck Of Hilrs corps on the Iuornns 81
that day, that lie must have been more
largely reinforced than was supposed, and
that he had 100000 men If the troops
from the Carnlnas had reached him, which
seems possible from the tact that Beanrc
gard is demonstrating so feebly in BItler' S
department he may have had llG 900 men
bat # every available man within call had
Joined him, &c is not supposed that he could
| have had more than 120 600
| As tho plan and condition Of the cam
plisn have now passed 10 such Il stage that
I,
will b. made, il Is not improper to say that
Grants army was divided into four corps,
which, as they bad hcen newly organized,
were undoubtedly fall, and in round nan,-
bers may he Srt down AZ 10000 men each,
nr loo 900 ~ all Assuming, however, that
they were not full. AMI it Is almost impos,l
bile to keep even regiment full Tor even
torty-cight hours aitcr it l. urganzh, we
may call the corps $1,000 each, and reduce
the total iro,n 100000 to 1000. -
q! tic whnls numb r of Grants army.
probabl, 10000 have been. rs the military
ul,n say, put h0rs dr. com at, ur out Of the
fight. iIc has, however been reinforced,
since the battle of Thursday, by 1900
Western veterans sent rom Washington on
tho morning Of Wednesday, under Gen.
iCcit;rhden, accompanied by tive other ca
pahlc Gcucrais--ryier, Lockwo, Vi, Roberts,
Grose ana De Truhriand. As there was a
good supply Of Generals, the six who 90 out
with these IciHi,Ircements will be sufficient
10 fill the places ef the twelve who have
been killed. wounded and taken prisoners
though the loss OF so many brave "a. yrte
ran Generals as have fallen, is .yry seri
Gus and melancholy event.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18

Governor Pierpont, OF Virginia, who is =
strong Administration man, hss- addressed
a long letter to the Presidential Congress,
in WHICH he holds Gen. Butler NJ 70 the
reproach 81 the world Referring t''e, .esef
fect Of Gen. Buffers course 1.-THE p,iltt4ry
Department assigned him, Gov Piefpont
says: N.s az
Before Gen. Bntler wentthere the Onion
men we're buoyant with the hope OF see,ng
their section settled and repopulatedb the
people from the North They welcomed
Northern men among them. But now de-
lection, dependency, and bitterness IS seen
where hope then existed, and deep sectlenc
al hostility. is beginning to manifest itself
oh! it isa bitter, bitter contemplation, 10
see SO glorious a cause as the Union cause
thus stricken and wounded in the house OF
its friends.s My heart is sick, sick at tbe
CONTEMPLATION But there is CONSOLATION
in knowing that the abuses only exist IN
this CITY and the district of Virginia and
North Carolina, and that you, gentlemen,
form a tribunal to. whom we. can appeal,
which is too high and too pure to refuse
adequate relief y5t ..t,
Here Governor Pierpont is mistaken
honestly; or otherwise. for the state oil
things be exposes and deplores in Virginia
and North Carolina exists in greater or
less degree in every other State or part OF
State reclaimed from, the military power OF
the rebellion. Governor Pierpont's lam
entation is most just. 1t is "a bitter bitter
contemplation to seq 50 glorious cause as
the Union cause thus stricken and wound
ed in the house Of its friends The heart
Of every patriot ;'s sick, sick at the contem-
plation.' Governor Pierpont's lamentatlon
ia lust, but his consolation is imaginary II
not pretended. The glorious cause of the
Union IS stricken and wounded in all parts
of the house of its friends. The truth Is,
the house of it's friends is in the keeping OF
its enemies. The. only real consolation OF
which the case admits flows from the tact
that the people will soon have an opportu'
nifty to change their hnusekeeper, and from
the probability that they will improve the
opportunity by choosing one who is true
to his work and friend to the family
Governor Pierpont has unconsclouSly done
something to promote this result, by drag
sing to light the shameful abuses Commit
red in his own particui lar corner Of the
house. - Louisville Journal
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18

xTHE METHODIST CONFERENCE AND TIKI
PREsIDENT.-In the Methodist Conference,
at Philadelphia, Saturday, the Committee
on the State Of the Country submitted the
following report: m at
The Committee on tie State of the Coun.
try have considered the following subject
submitted to them BY the General Confer
ence, viz:
WHEREAS, 1t is well known fact that
the Methodist Episcopal Church was the
first to tender its obligations to the Gov
eminent, under the Constitution, in the
days of Washington; and whereas, the fail
record of the Church has never been tar
nished by disloyalty; and whereas our
ministers and people are truly and deeply
in sympathy with the Government in its
efforts to put down the rebellion and SET
the captive free; Hereford,
RESOLVED, That Committee of three be
appointed, whose duty it shall be to pro-
coed TO Washington. and to present to the
President of the United States the assn
rance of our Church. in suitable address
that We are with him in heart and in hand
in the present struggle for human rights
and free institutions.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18
Premiums Worth rOntpnding For

The Marble and Stone Cutters Of Pittsburgh offel
a Monument worth over $1,000, to he given to tn,
County of Western Pennsylvania, Ohio or Virgins
which shall donate to the Fair the largest aggregate
amount in proportion to the population. The Monll-
ment to be erected in the chief town of the County
which shall gain it, to the memory of their brave sol
ders slain in battle.
The Allegheny County Agricultural Society offers
$500 in Money 10 the Agricultural Societies Of the
Country which shall donate the largest amounts in
Live Stock.
Allegheny Comfy is excluded from competition for
either premium.
Organize your County, Township and School Dis
trct Committees, and apply to every doctor, lawyer
merchant, clerk, farmer, manufacturer mechanic la
borcr, woman and child to give money. live 81 ock
goods farm products manufactures, useful or fancy
articles Curiostes, poultry, butter eggs shirts socks
maple sugar, or any thing which be sold, looked
at, to swell the fund.
Let the Workmen In every mill, shop, coal bank,
furnace, boatyard, Tannery, and of every trade sub
scribe at least days labor and ID the proeee
to the Treasurer, with liberal sum from the en-
Iloyers.
Christian duty humanity and patriotism, alike call
upon to help rave soldiers, and our benefi-
cence must be worthy Of the and of generous
people
Money to be sent to n Holiness Treasurer; goods to
Felix II. Brunot, or to the Chairman of the proper
Committee, marked Sanitary Fair. Send notice of
shipment. Freight settled in Pittsburg,
All the Rail Loads issue Excursion Tickets to the
fair.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
myl3 FELIX R. BkUNOT. Chairman.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18

THERE is a lull in the storm of war
Both armies exhausted by the terrible con
f1icts of the past ten days, seem to have
tacitly agreed to kind of armlstlee while
they rest and repair their shattered orsanl
cations. In few days, with increased wig
or and renewed strength they VIII gro
themselves for the decisive struggle
The report, from rebel sources OF the
surrender of Gen Steele in Arkansas, while
not entitled to implicit credence, is not i'm
possable. When last heard from, Ster!c's
army was seriously menaced by an over
whelming force of rebels and much anxiety
has been felt for its safety. We still hope
the report is untrue, and await further ad-
vices
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18
A Mysterious Affair.

A most Singular and underhanded arrest,
81 the papers claim, was perpetrated on
Wednesday, in Broadway, New York
The victim was Senior Arguelle, Lately Il
colonel in the Spanish service, and u rere 1
arrival from Cuba. Some day, ago the
Hsraid contained a somewhat lengthy card
from his pen in relation 10 tie H"vernnr
General of Cuha. To this La ClOnict, a
New York paper printed in Spanish, reilI
ed, an cspou~ed the Cause Of the Govern r
General. What the dispute is about prr>
haps none but TIE Seunr and the editor IF
La Cronicn tx city comprehend. The Tor
mcr was at one tilac Governor Of Cninn,
and it Is said is IN possession "t important
facts regarding slave traffic with Cuba. As
stated, however, the arrest has been Singh
lar aud undetermined, and nothing bat ru
NOR can be appealed IN tnr explanation.
IL IS said that Senior Arguelle Wa, al. est
ed without any authority whatever. by
persons claiming Ia act under commission
from United States Marshal Murtay An
other report claims that demand or lis
arrest and delivery in custody was ...uir on
the authorities at Washington, hv "a Gov
crnor Genera! of Cuha; that, thrIeupon,
these lnnctinnaIirs communicated the ap-
proprlate order to- the marsha. A 80 the
method OF his disposition, accounts are
similarly conflicting Eldridga street Jail
is bv some assigned As the place at bis ia
caIc"rati"n: Others suggest that he has been
placed upon vessel bound 10 Cuba.
The resident Spanlards are much excited
upon the subject. and aic using every en-
deavor tn ferret out the mystery Appica
ton has been made 10 the grand Jury for an
investigation Ut the matter, and the indlct
mcnt of any who may have been wrongiuly,
engaged what they Consider an outrage.
The affair promises to result iG sensation,
il in nothing els, and the speedy action
which thr friends 81 the Senur have initia
ted seems To Indicate shat there may be
subjects ri more than transient interest in'
volved III tie developments which they are
- anxious - bring about.
Tue sense of all that has vet been CLEANED
from them seems tn he that the Governor
General has compr omi>cd himself in some
matter, and consequently desires personal
supervision Of the gcntlrman who; in hi
case. knows more than is desirable
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IMPORTATION WANTED,

of the body Of BENZ. L. WELLS, who was drowned
b wheeling Greek, near stone bridge, on the stn
INST BE was about fifty years iof age; hye ieet ten
ches hir: fair compiexion; gray hair and whiskers
when last had on coat, vest and pants OF home
uads cloth; about ssl IN money and valuable paPer
ia his pockets. liberal reward gwil be paid Tor M
Msfhias Braut, Burton Station, B. & o. R. R.
.mxla-St.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18

The New York Herald wants the Cleve
land Convention, which meets on the Both
of this month, TO nominate Gen. GRANT Tor
President ard Commodore WILKES for Vice
President. and thus knock the noise
out of both the Baltimore and Chicago
nominations This israthcr poor time
for President making, and especially
is it n bad time for the advocacy
of Gen. GRANTS cllims. The expcri
enca Of the past has taught US that as soon
as an army officer comes tn be considered a
candidate for the Presidency, off goes his
head No matter what disasters his reno
val may cause, no matter how much longer
it may prolong the war; the interests OF
1.-The Government imperatIgelr demand his
deca pitatiun We cin'C spare GRANT from
before Richmond just yet, SD we impIore
toe H,rald To say nothing ahout his Clam
Lr the Presidential chair until more
convenient season occuIS.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18

TIE "FHNIAN BRurHERHOoD n" ha> an oiise.
which, thus lar, is supposed to be confined
to England, IN what Is styled the Southern
Independence Association" over which
Lord SHAMELESS, = peer ui the realm, pre-
sides Another peer, the Marquis of Bath
leads the list OF vice presidents. followed
by long list of associates, titled and 9th
crwise, including about twenty members Z"
the House of Commons Not few clor-y
men Of the Church of England are included
in the list The inevitable RoEBUCK and
LINDSAY are there, aud 81 is professor Az
ToUN "i EdIuhuig, aai ut BdckWooTS
-HdgaztRe, TITS organization, unlike the
Feniao', appeals directly and "prl,iy tcr
public support, in behaii of Southern indie.
pehdence and publishes lis proceedings "a
tue PAGERS
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18
A GREAT
SANITARY COMMISSION FAIR
IN AID OF THE
Sick and Wounded Soldiers,

WI be open in Pittsburgh, during tpo ,oeeks i,'
the beginning ofJ,ms.
JiHE arrangements for the Fair are on the grand
/ est SCALE Five extensive Buildings have already
been erected, which, with Others will be filled with
contributions of things useful, beautiful, curious and
wonderful.
The Audience Hall will seat 5000 persons, and
will he open nightly for exhibitions and Concerts.
Among the entertainments will be Concerts by the
celebrated GERMAN1A BAND, of Philadelphia.
Military Exhibition of HYATT'S CADETS, lG0
in number.
The Great ORATORI0 of the MESSIAH will be Civ
en-, with 200 vocal and instrumental performers.
Magnificent TABLEAUX VIVAN'rS and ANTIQUE
CONCERTS, and various unique and attractive enter
tainments are being prenared
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18
Albums and Gard Pictures.
i PARTRIDGE'S
STOCK DEPOT.

All kinds of Artists Material on hand apa
sale at as low rates rs they can be purehas''
Pittsburg Cincinnati, or other cities c,.,,,
faney prints eff fine quality, Looking o
Picture Frames. Mouldings and great Vsl'e"
other goods on hand and for sale at far ra'y
N. Il. A restricted number OF Pupils lI ,s #
learn the Art. sp'o"
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18
oar Agent at MOrgantOwn.
The change of the time of the departure

The change of the time of the departure
of the morning train on the Central ohio
Railroad has caused us great deal OF In
convenience in getting our paper OUT carry
enough for the mail. We hopet to be aole
to supply our subscribers in Ohio the same
morning the paper is issued, as heretofore,
having made arrangements which will ena
HE us to do So
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18
VIM. H. COOPER Ag%,
No. 203 SOUTH FR0NTSTREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Pale, Gold and Brown Sherries.
Marseilles and Sicily Maderias
oIorto and Burgundy Ports.
Sweet and Dry Maagas.
Muscat and Champagnes.
Cognac and Rochelle Brandies.
.s..E ,5s Scotch and Irish Whskes.
POLAND Gin, and Jamaica Spirits
Old Rye and Monongahela Whistles.
New England and New Orleans Runs
For sale in lots to suit purchasers, and liberal
terms.
Agent for Telton and Traters (of Boston, Crystal
Spring Rum. my-l4
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18
WHEELING WEST VA DEC. 4, 1866
NOTICE to STOCK RAlSERS.

WILL exhibit on next Friday, May 20, at Frank
L Walters Two Mile House. some colts bred by
RATHER TUCKAH0E. Lovers of fine stock and
all persons desirous eff breeding good horses nv
ted to attend. A. T. MCCLURE.
myl6-5t-+
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18

A RCPUBLicAN pap"r talks of pureing
their pa,tv of all the iogucs and Govern
ment pccuIators, disorganizers and mischief
makers. What good thing this wonld he
for the country but what would bee me of
the party?
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18

VIZ are very glad t" learn that the re-
ported death OF Col. WOODWARD, SIN Of
Judge WOODWARD, of Pennsylvania, is un
true He j. alive and well.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18
Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
G@ ~ s ssss

OgpIox BALI b Osio hAnRuAn Co,
Wheeling Station, May IA 1864.
ON AMI after Sunday night, the 9Th Of May
~ the p assenger trains will be run by tbs fol.
lowing schedule:
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18

Stouey Greek, where Butler says Gener
al Kautz cut the railroad and divided Zen
Beauregard's forces, is station onthe ran
road from Petersburg to Weldon, North U.
10 niles south of Petersburg. The follow
| ing are the stations and distances: