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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09
0TfIcE eT rHE cfrr ExafxrEn,
Mamnhts- uef Efh lRaA

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- At this ofloe Until the 7ih day Of January next
81 u ~, for furnishing, At such point points
the river landing Of this city uAy be dssienat-
psrchss q hard blue limestone, for paving; the
rocks not TO exceed six inches In thickness and 10
b suitable for paving Of not ltss than uite nor
more thaH swelse inches In depth frnbbie worki
all 10 BE- delivered o. or before the 1rst day Of
April, ikG5. The names are 10 BE- given fn the bids
Of two approved securities. IN the amount Of hfiy
thousand dollars (s50,OO0l for the fAithful per.
formanoa Of the csstrsct- All proposals are 70
be endorsed on ths envelopes " Proposals for far
uishing paving stone for the city Of Memphis. -
BIDS for the contract not IN conformity with the
shove requirements, will not b. entertained
The Mayor and Committee on Public Landing
reserve the right 90 reject any or all Of the pro.
poaals. FRANCIS FOSTER.
octlT City Engineer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09
DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTERS'
The Latest and Most Important Dis.
eOFery OF the 18th Century.
DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND

MO MANS NAME IS MORE INTIMATELY
~ connected with the history Of the Materia
Medjca q the United States, or more favorabiy
knoEn a pioneer IN medical discovery, than
that d DR.. JOHN BULL, Of Loaisyiils, KY. Bic
inimitabis preparation Of Garsapariila has long
stood At the bead Of the various compounds Of that
valuable drug. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09
Ce.RD.

The undersigned havi n sold out his entire stock
o. ready Made Cloth .ng, and Gentiemsns' Fur
Ehlsahang Goods, and retired nom the business,
= 49, SApressss ms grateful acknowledgements
- =. I. ..eloos iri ends and customers tor their
.,S 10y 50 literally extended TO him, and
CO. Tb ,S sSs recommend Asssrs. Taylor 4
~ - 80 80 needed him Ia the business, and
~. 49,. 49, pared 20 furnish TO their custom
s...St,-' - IN their Hnss Of the rsry bes.
sssSo 4 ne Nest syorAsls pages.
r. LION.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09
ORIGINAL PLAN.

ORIGINAL PLAN
LOr. BLOcx. AH'r.
Unkuown owner. 2sz25 # On
Vine STREET.. .-....--4--.-.. GO ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23
THE NEIYS


/. ia reliably reported that The Yankee guabOAts ihAt
sscsoded the RaPpahsnnOck river have Withdrawn, and
disAppsa ed They bUrn: several bOu CO and contents
and committed other dsP;edAllOns usual to expedition
Of the kind.
From Ffesent indications, the RAppAhAnnOek is not
the destination OF Burns;des expedition, unless il may
return. Il was probably anvil reconnaissance in
fore"
Few particulars have been received Of the bril-. art
afir at Plymouth, n. c., through official or other
sources The commander Of the Yankee force at that
plst. who vas ptured by Gen. HOke Brgldier
General Russell. Two flags of truce, We learn, werS
sent in BY Gen Hoke, d,nsndipg surrender beth Of
which perenTtoiiy declined Alter the place was
carried n. Russell was ssked why he did not comply
with the demand to surrender and unnecessary
easiOn Of blood He replied that his instructions
10 hid the place aRd not 10 surrender it. Al er the
refusal OF the second demand the order TO advance
VaOgivs0. and the enemy threw down their arms and
yielded TO the impe;uous bravery OF our men.
The number OF prisoners captured was 400 negroes
and 500 whites
We SvS been in possession ofsOme further inte es-
ng information in relation to this very successful ex
pedtop, but deeming tye. unsuitable to be given to
the public have Withheld t.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23
FTGRT NRAR NRKBERM.

few days sinco scouting party of Yankess. esti-
ma.ed as about one hurdred strong, advanced from
NsWbera up the lower ent road and opened With two
pieces Of artillery our IisEets. Falling to eriVe 10
the pieket5 they retired in The direction in which they
cane. detachment of the 9Th North Carolina CavAl
~; with two pieces Of sriery pursued down the lower
Trent rcal and small force Of infantry down the Do
yer rOai. TIE enemy having been overtsken 6rSd a
number Of rounds AZ the plrsuers and then ran for
their lives. TEo of them kidd aud geveral'cap-
tured.
The prisoners state that they were on score. exped
ton to lines to ascertain force, position, pan',
&C. They we're prOvd vi Eve days raiiOnA
On the l7sh, Gen. COTse, with a portion Of his brig
ada got after the Yankees on the Dover rod and drove
them into their Works beyond Bachelors Creek. As
they destroyed tie bridges they fed could
pursue them no further.
Il Is reported hat there one regiment Of cavalry
a NeWbsfn, brigade OF infa.tiy aud few nsgrOes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23
TILE PRODNCR LOAN.

The General Agent OF the PrOiuee Loan is instisutrg
a careful examination into the condition Of Government
tons stored in various Districts of the South Per
sons having charge Of the 10 be he'd liable
for all damage and cost resulin fOm insecure sh er,
or nsgl,es otherwise. COttoa si abandoned PIAnta.
tons is to be removed to locations and prOpsy
cared for.
To secure the Observance o. these requirements sub
sgsO;s required to make regulxr aud frtqusnt re-
ports in detail It time that steps should b. taken to
hold to proper responsibility those Who charged
WITH the dug Of preserving government prcdu,e,
whether Of the Loan or taI in kind 1; is mpOssit 10
estimate the waste that has resulted in l,cass
through the ind ference and eAreesness Of government
agents.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23
LATER FROM THE UNITED STATES.

LATER fhOM oiAIEo
DALrox April 22.--Noithern d,tes to the 10 b have
been received her,.
The Herrlds army dispatches state that Gen. Kpst-
rick has been assigned to the command Of the cavalry
Of the Army of tbs Cumberlnd and win report to Gen.
Sherman at once
Gen. Kip,irick indignantly deaies that the orders
found on Dahlgren's person authenticated By
him.
Tee Governor of Illinois has authorized the issuing
Of commissions to officers Of negro egments raised in
that Safe
Gold on the l9:b, 1891 Cotton, SOC.
The steamer Glasgow from Liverpool the "a, and
Queenstown the 4 b, has arrived.
The London News So, that measures will be taken
BY the Opposition for wsllorsauizej attack the
Ministry 10 Parliament. e1k
The Tines says that 'ths prospects of TIE Govern
have improved since the Easter recess but there
are rocks ahead viz: the case of SterDied from the
charge of connection with the attempted assassination
Of Napoleon, aud thinks il should be made as private
member of Parliament and not connected With the
Government. -o
Mazz nj, in letter, ,Ioneraies stern6ed from all
connection in Grecies scheme.
Consos 9St.
Serious apprehensioos are ielt concerning the me- tn
OF the Pope His life however, ia not despaired o..
serious revolt occurred between the Hungarian ind
Austrian troops at Juttera. and wholesale execution
will take place.
We have nothing from the frost
ORANGE O. H., April 92-The Nav York Herald o.
the ooh contains unt o. the Shreveport affair,
acknowledging the loss Of 1000, and the Yankee
airy ru,ed. It also says thas The full sup
pre- sed at New Ohean'.
Gold is quoted at l74-.he msrke. ve,y fsverish.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

THE CONFEDERATE sfArEA-fhs Dirs<tors Of hs Young
Mems Christian Association Of Richmond respectfully but
the Confederate States behsof the Soldiers fsni
lies In IN city 6roe The OF the war Richmond
has been refuge for those who have been driven from their
homes ruthless enemies Thousands Of helpless women
chdren devastated counties Of Virginia Alone
State Of the Confederacy have sought
asylum mids Gu citizens have been Appealed 10 In
nish shoes and clothing oe 10 the ned and hosp t and
70 Afford food and shelter for their suffering ams and noby
they the majority Of instances responded every
appeal Observation-Disclosures
dncsd dcutes OF obtznng others By ordinary
50 great that the lands contributed for the relief
poor accomplish but little In pufchacg the necessities
In written report from the olo,hng Bureau appears that
there three thousand females In this city who
the Government In vap and that those
who obtain work not fully employed The wages received
for their will not enable these women 70
succy Of the planet food for themselves and children.
assistance them from the city and country generally,
many Of actual starvation must have occurred Our
chase supplies both for grsuous distribution and for sale
the employed for the have not been
able 70 proecre the quantity Of provisions required
Under these circumstances feel that 10 onr duty TO
peal 20 our throughout Confederate States
without delay contributions OF money and supplies to
the Army Of this Association. Since the commence
fully temporal spiritual welfare Of soldiers and
hs families and for the % OF our glorious cause Les
soldiers not be discouraged the eve Of opr
vere and tust our last and most gorou:
for want OF the generous sympathy ana support OF he enos
shipments made TO Roger Martini Superintendent VIM p.
tended TO- Aud In special agreement made
with superintendent OF the Southern Express Company all
express charges viii be paid BY them At Richmond
Contributions Of money should also be these gentlemen
J. D. X. sLxoHr, Secretary.
~ Southern papers requested To copy. ap91--n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

A PrrrT BUsISEss-LAst November, Mr. Richard
Adams baker, Of this city, bought fifty blrrels of -four
in Staunton but prevented by the Confederate au-
thorities there from bringing them t, Redmond. Two
memorials were sent to the Secretary of War; but we're
referred by him to the sad authorities, which was the
lat heard of them. About two weeks ago. Mr. Aa'~s
received information that ory six ,aIes OF tie lot Of
aOur had been suppressed at saunOn. The other four
we're surrendered to the party in whose warehouse the
-four was stored, 10 cover the charges for storage.
These facts carry their own comment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

sKoosD AUDIroR's 0YTIcE-On yesterday the order
for the removal to Montgomery, Ala, Of the I'd Audi
tors Office Of the Treasury partment, counter
manded by Mr.. Memmnger. It was reported that the
dies of the Treasury Department would also prObaSy
remain in this city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

OUR CAVALRY in Northern Mississippi Occs more
on the war pa'b, m1vng to Ihs front. n. TOrrests
Whereabouts Is 10. Cx y knOWo. One report ssyJhe
is at Memphis has been there Another locates him
at Jackson Tennessee, having collected 5000 recruits
on his late excursion. He is never long inactive
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23
VESSELS LOST AND C4PTURED

The schooner. Wild Pigeon, which le Havana, on The
Oh ult, for Noble, has teen wrecked ar the coast tf
Florida. Her cargo would have been valuable in the
OOnederasy.
Tbs schooner Badger, bOuad u HITana, has arrived
sfely; bat the schooner Phantom and another whose
name "a not remembered, are supposed to have been
eaPlureL TheJ we're al from Mobile
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

MAYoR's C0URr.-Rscorder Caskie presided In this
Oour. yesterday in the absence Of the Mayor; but
se worthy Of notice was examined Some free ne
gross whipped for stealing, and an old Irishusn,
named John Collins fined $40 for trading with
n oss Uithcus the consent OF their owners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

TAKNs TIE NANE'.-COnspl, Of foreign GOyernnstts
and their agents ia ihi Conf d,rSsy nos bully en-
gagel tskrg the names of persons elA nipg gu pre-
teoOn pre-, umed that these governments intend
to take issue with the Conf rOcI tn, poiat Of tie
military service eGaced by The last CONSUMPTION act Of
all "Whits male resideats"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23
NOTICE no TAx-PAYERS.

IN obedience to the 2Sd section of the Tax
BH passed BY the Council Of the city Of Richmond the
9h February 1884, hereby give notice 10 all concerned that
the Committee Hanee have class all persons and arms
ehAEeAbe with the class tax for the present yesr-sueh
merehGnts traders shopkeepss, manufacturer keepers Of
which alton has been ls at the
Auditors Once all interested the amount Of tar
with which thsy charged.
me Com nItIeS Of Hnance will meet Ia hs Council Chamber
on Monday and Tuesday Nay ID and 3d. 81 O'Clock p NJ
applications Om al persons Who shan think they are
md m Too hIrh elasI y. D. HARRISON,
ara O. Auditor Oily Of Rlchmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23
0YrIoE RICHMOND & PETERSBURG R., r. Co.
Richmond, Va, April II. 1854.
GENERAL GROCERY AND

GENERAL GROCERY AND
VI COMMISSION STORE
THE UNDERSIGNED give pctce that they
GENERAL GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
at heis old stand Ct Main street. and will pay particular
ton to the sales OF all Country Produce and Manufactured and
Smoking Tobacco orsigned 70 them
Mr. p H. BUTLER viii have Interest In business and
will personal attention The sales goods
WILLIAMS. ELLIOTT co
Richmond, Va, April OH, 1854 spil-d2v sv8v
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

Carr N. w. CLUsKEr ias accepted the invitation Of
Ahrge number Of soldiers from he ll.h Congressional
District OF Tennessee, to become candidate for the
vclney in the Conf crate Congress crsa'ed by the
death Of Hon David N. Carrin.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

NOTICE o. and after The Ia. Of April ali dues and remit
ms once PAd in The currency or naVes
and under Of the old.
ducion o. SSk per cent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

CoSTKDERArE DEsERrxR cAUsHr--A Yankee picket,
giving his John Lindsey, on Tuesday cap
tured by our scouts near Williamsburg. On bling
brought to this city, he recognized as deseiter
from the 4oh Georgia regiment, and was consigned to
Castle Thunder to await trial for desertion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23
FROM NoRrHERN VIRGINIA.

ORASss O. H., April % -0b l.ions from Clnk's
mountain disclose change in tn y.nke camps IL
is reported that the snem7 will BE- in to-day moving rp
their rear eparsory to advance. Nothing Is going
on Ia orr front Indicating immediate advance. The
roads are dry aad hard. The 'ther beautiful.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

Ma. BORIS AND TIE YANKEEs-Ths New Ytrk Meas
says that Gsterals Meade and Birney, after review tf
the Third Division Of the S,coni Corps, on the IA
ias at the invitation of the Hon John BOtts look
Refreshments with that gentleman.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

DR JOHS II. PAFrER5OS, al old aud prominent cid.
E,u and physician Of Lynshburg, died Ia that city
Thursday morning, after painful illness Of several
months. He was native Of Buckingham, and about
81 years Of age at his death.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

MERrrrD CoxPLINESr.-A handsome cavalry sword,
turned out by Boyle Gimbe Of this city, was recently
presented 10 Lieutenant Cooel Robert A. 0askie, Of
the 10Th vrgiDil Regiment of Cavalry by the officers
and men Of the company which he raised and organ
lied in the beginning Of the war. The front of the
blade bears the inscription" Presented TO Col Caskie
By the officers AMI men Of the oAskie Rangers" On
the reverse is the legend" AWddees fortuna bVat
Col Caskie Is gallant Officer as ever drew blade,
and with his Ringers and since his promotion, rst to
majority and lastly TO lieutenant coonslcy, has seen
as much labor and arduous service in the field any
officer in the army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

R BBERY.-Ths vegetable stslI Of Pat B,han, in the
First Market, was yesterday evening broken open aud
obbed OF several bushels Of potatoes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23
BANK CONVENTION.

A meeting of the Banks Of this city,
held pursuance Of sngge ton from Banks Of other
States Of the expectancy OF general venon OF the Banks
81 the consider OF their course obtaining
relief against tns unequal Confederate 10 which, sup.
posed Ia ofcial quarters, they are liable, "a
Rssored unanimously That convention OF the Banks
In tbs ooniedsr c be- and hereby avted to meet In this
city on MONDAY, "a day Of Nav merit 90
Richmond, Va, April ls 1854 spis--td
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

EEFUNERAL NoTcE.-The funeral sermon
sunday norung TO morrow o'clock ct the ID Presbye
rAn Church, Dr.. Hoge's.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23
FROM THE sOuTHWE EST

MOBILE. April % On Wednesday Writ Adams re-
pulsed 500 Fsderas near c ancsville, Miss. L'ss
no., tited.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

AuSs-Jldgs o. A. LOoSraas. OF Georgia. has de-
eidsi that Aliens are rot liable to cOnscrptiOn. Toe
QUESTION is engaging attention a: hGms and abroad,
and FsyQrsSgr t. IT,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

FAIL IN PRcEs.-The Savannah Republican says the
Introduction Of he currency irt) tha city hash
The cd ct Of bringng down prices considerably.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

MArANORAa-The NeE Orleans Boo OF the 7sh states
that the French bad occupied hAnmoras with blow
and that tEO regimen had bSea landed, ard all COM
municaIOn with the interior fOr the time being in
tefsup,sd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23
TO he Voters Of MeckIenJur0

TO NE FOteFS Of MecFIehOury
take pleasure In Recommending you Lieut. @. RINoH
4h Va Infantry who permanently disabled BY wound ai
The battle Of Gettysburg, who offers himself candidate for
NE aherAy of had every opportunity Of
doing hs conduct the charge Cemetery HILL and
Who conducted himself with eooRess gAAnry
thAnhe. WM. WHITE,
Ap21-As Col Com'g 14th Va. Infantry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

FLAG OT-rAUcL-A Yankee flag o:.truee boat may
arrive any day at y Point though the exact time Of
her coming Is not known.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23
RECEIvER's SALE lby GoDDIs & ArrnI

RECkIVkkS SALh 10y GoDDIN q APPER-
LII sos Auct) OF VALUABLE FARMS Of $40 acres,
and Henreo, The Ohckahomny IA miles above the city
of Richmond and miles from Glen Allen Depot.
Receiver Of the District Court OF the Confederate States
Amecs and under Of said Court the
18th April 1884, In the against Anderson Thorpe seque
trsts the property Of David n Tsmadse, allen
shall sell at pu,ic auction, the premes WEDNESDAY
the 9Th May 1884, at - o'clock ~ II FAM the hrst fair
day thereser the valuable farm located above adjoining
Ches Tavern formerly BY Mr. Jas Winston, and
In the Mr. $40
Of Which about open land and The balance In wood and
timber
bulldogs good and embrace those usually found
such estate.
Txnns-Onerd cash. balance at and II months for bonds
bearing interest," title retained I'LL purchase money
paid ell cash the option Of the purchaser lhe TO-
1884 to be paid by the purchaser.
ap20--td HENRY L. BROOKE, Receiver.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

Tax COSsCnPr OFFICEAs. Gays the Montgomery (Ala-)
Nail have been ATrtsti several OF the graspng gen
~ in that city, for eiseoulting Ave dollAr bills.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

TAE YASKKk PRIsoSERs. 52S in nunbe-, and captured
BY Gen. Forrest at Union City, arrived at Noble on
the IS b, in charge OF detachment Of The 81 Mise.
regiment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23
FROM NORTH CAROLINA

WILMINGTON. April 22-Abolt $50 Yankees landed
last night, 10 seven boats at ha'onboro' Sound par
TALLY Destroyed the State Salt Works, and carried CT
for, seven operatives, all white.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23
NOTICE.
D THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THRRICH

\ M0ND, RRrDERIoKRBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
CoMPANffhe stockholders Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Ooupiny hereby notified that the
BY the Confederate States for the present year. They there
fore make no return Of their stock In this Company their M
OF taxable property TO the Confederate states
By order OF the Board OF Directors,
apls-d1w j. D. WINSTON, Ire ssurer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23
OFFICE VA. VOLUNTEER NAVY CO.,

OFFICE VA. VOLUNTEER NAVY co.,
RIoHxosD 18th April 1854.
NOTICE.-TheB Books of this Company will
be opened this Office Main and 11th streets
the 18th ins limited OF the capital stock.
Subscription price $3.50 per share and Is notes will received
In payment until further notice.
Tbs ships selected carefully present purpose and
also with eye the carrying trade after the
Since closing the 18Th ins information OF
gratifying than that previously intimated has
been received by the Directory.
By order Of the Board.
An lo---2g President.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

NOTICE. W II sell my Steam Saw Mill,
ward eight miles from Keysvie Depot Il 10 In good running
order Any one wishing 70 purchase can % see L.
Address HEERY y. SPENCER,
aplo-div KsysviIs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23

whose papers riArksd Eiih oross yin ander-
1eh tern Of subscription b about 70 expire. and I'll
rsr rrOuplT q tAsy uish heir papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23
rHx cry.

ADvIsORY BoAsD.-Mesrs. w. Wellington Goddln,
J. A. IalOes, and Geo. w. Ysncey have beex appointed
the Advisory Board, ordered by Circular No. g. to aid
tie enrolling s,er in this city in obtaining informa
ton concerning all applications for exemptions and de-
tail for agricultural other industrial pursuits and also
in furnishing all her information which may be needed
in the duties imposed upon the enrolling cicer. We
DO not hesitate to say that more proper popr APP
pointmeDts could not have been made; each of the
gentlemen are wen and most favorsbly known to OUT
whole community with whom their interest is entirely
identified. The Board held their fist meeting yester
day, over Capt 0okes Office Main street, two doors
below 9th street, and viii continue to cit whenever the
business ol their Office shall require it.
We may add, that parsons desiring to lay claims Of
exemption detail before this Board must hand them
to Lieut. BAckcrj, assistant enrolling officer, who Is to
be found at Capt Coke's oAicc.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-23
AN ORDINANCE
ITO REPEAL AND RK-ENACT The 18th
l. SECTION OF TIE Ordinance CONCERNING MAR

49,. !. -. .
tH Passed April 20, 1864.
ordained BY the Council Of the City OF Rchuond That
The eleventh section Of the ordinance concerning pass
ed the 18th day OF October 1861 be- and the Is hereby
repealed aud reenacted so Is 10 read - follows p
Section IL. After market hours, sell urcas3
Streets other than about market house pre-
cncts But shall Offer for sale At Market batter
eggs, Ash fowls ru.ts vegetables other art Giles which
ssa have uIchased al Market while their
and within six mills OF market; ut
tables which shall hove produced IN another State, pro-
dcced at dtance not less than hecn mies from this city.
aha person engaged Ia selling, at Market BUTTER eggs
fowls purchue himself by tina agency Of another n4k
either for ruse or any cter the day that he
seller tnereof butter eggs fowls Amy violating
shall forfeit What
olaton, pay 6ne Of note than than 6y
dollars; he be guilty second time Of Viola len.
hs In addition to the hne therefor, be prohibited
wards either principal agent for smother from Offering for
sac at either market any said articles And pes,on
shall SELL offer for SALE a.yhrg whatever any market
sad city after h. fha have been prohibited the thing nd
offered sale, shall be forfeited 70 the city,
sold By the clerk Of the market for The benefit city
the party ole, ding shs be 6ned fifty deas
each thing 30 Tod, or offered for sale, by him. "a,
IA Copy
A. w. NORTON
any Clerk NJ a une