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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26
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7 HAVE FOR SALE in Paris Township
m improved tarm Of 1873 acres, 10 acres of
it good timber will sell it on reasonable
terms to u cash purchaser. For IN. ticulnrs
call ut my residence or address by letter.
GREGORY NJ ,RSHALL,
n30m3 New Oregon, iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26

Ifyou want to buy erockery Of any kind
ctsap 20 to ;.
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Lands for Sale !
CIICKASAW e. HOWARD cos,
IOWA.

Being c,:0o acres in Chickasaw ard 1.2,o
acres in Howard Counties Iowa, which w II
, he sold for caSl, or part on credit. For
W. r. Mead, New Oregon. Howard Co.; or
G.S C.. Scott, McGregor, iowa.
March, 4th 1864. fn16m6
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

az AN APPEAL. To THE PEOPLE OF

TILE CONFEDERATE srATEs The D,re tors NJ The yopnx
Ss association OF pichmond respectfully, but
me Coniederae States behalf Of IN soder fxI.
nes ~ IN envy nEee NE Commencement the waf
ms oeen iags lot noss WIG have been driven their
ard children not from the coun Of Virt.
but from nearly every State OF the have
asylum In mds Gu citizens have appealed 10 n num-
clothing for soldiers n the hosp ta and
for their suffering families and nobIy
have they 10 the great majority Of instances responded every
appeal
fhe supplies Of provisions city are 90 re-
duced difficulties ofobaning others by ordinary
great that the funds contributed for the relief
Of the accomplish but little In purchasing the
ollie.
In written report the Clothing Bureau Il appears that
there three thousand females n this city who are
seeking from the Government vap and that those
Tor their work will enable poor
semcencJ OF the planet themselves and children
asAtance hen from the city and untry generally
S o. actual aryton npg have occurred Our
chase OF supplies both cistfibuton and for
- cost oui me agents employed for the purpose been
ApIs 70 pi9ccre Ine quannly OF provisions required.
Under These Circumstances feel that Is oar duty 10
peal 10 cur zens throughout States
forward without delay contributions money and 10
the Army Committee Of this Association. snce the Commence
the temporal and spiritual welfare OF our soldiers and
their families, and for the SUCCESS OF glorious cause
those soldiers not be discouraged the
verest and, trust and glorious Campaign
az home
Shipments made To Roger Martin, Superintendent or wm p
Munfod Chairman Of the Army Committee will be promptly At
with special agreement
with the Superintendent Of the souahern Express Company all
express charges aill be paid by them at Richmond
Contributions Of money should also be nj these gentlemen
w. WILLIS, JR., President
J. D. X. sLKIoHT, Secretary.
esY- Southern papers requested to copy apai--u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

CASUALTIES IN TIE EIsErEENTH RTGNRNr VA INFANTRY,
BUNrOS's BRIGADE IN THE FIGHT AT BROOKE CHURCH,
MAY 18th.
Company A, Captain Culin commanding
Willis Heron wounded eighty in shoulder.
Company B. Captain Writ commanding-Wounded:
Private John Slttoo, slightly in forehead.
Company c, Captain Irving 0ommandng-Woundsd:
Privahs Clements in leg by shell; Jos Faris do;
John Mayo slightly 10 breast; Moore, severely in
side and arm; Tom Moon, in leg ] K Middlebrook,
hip O Sa6ler, arm shot Of.
Company d, Captain Haran-Prvate W G Slough,
missing
Company Z, Lieut. Salmon commsnding-Private
Beverly G bert wounded in groin.
Company F, Lieut. McEntire commanding
Jesse Danly wounded slightly in leg.
Company G, Lieut. hcOrea'y comman6iug-Priyate
" Henderson wounded in foot.
Company II, Lieut. Richardson COMMUNICATIONS.
Company l. Capt Henley commarding-0 Il Wright,
wounded 10 leg.
Company K, Lieut. Robertson COMMUNICABLE ay.
lor. wounded severely in ankle.
Total wounded, 90. Very slightly wounded not re-
ported.
By order Of Colcrel Henry Smith.
CHAs. O. WERTRNBAKER Adj.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

VIA LOUISA o. II. May IL
There was heavy can aonading all yesterday. Abou.
IL O'CLOCK the enemy having got possession Of the road
leading TO the main road to Louisa Courthouse with
large forcs Heths Division was sent drive them off,
which accomplished with but slight loss to u.s. Our
troops drove the enemy back SONS three four iles
and out Of their lines of breassvorks capturing one
piece Of artillery caisson, and some hundred
and 6fty pris ,ners.
Among those wounded on our side, was Brigadier
General H. H. Walker, Of Virgna, whose foot has been
amputated.
Bs.ween 10 o'clock AID piEhtfall the enemy made
somey repulsedin every instance by our line OF skr-
shers Fields line Of battle never finding it necessary
to engage them Fields los WAS very trihing.
Very near dark the enemy made most Wig 1rous and
determined assault upon Rodes line Of batl driving
Daniels aud Does lines OF battle from their breast
works, and ling six pieces Of artillery.
Johnstons North Carolina, Walkers Ssonewsll, Va
and Gordon's Georgia Brigade, however, quickly came
to their assistance, driving the enemy back, aud re-
capturing our lost guns.
The enemys loss is said to be very heavy, especially
Ia Fields and RodOs front The enemy are certainly
fighting with great nerve aad desperation.
The Yankee Major General Sedgwick is certainly kill
ed and il is reported that Warren and Stevens are
killed.
Ga other parts the line yesterday there moth
ing but heavy skirmishing.
Hayes, of La, was wounded ia the leg, yesterday,
but not dangerously.
Fredericksburg was Occupied BY the enemy Sunday
night
The enemy have three pOntOOn bridges over the Rap
pahannock
The town is said to be filed with Yankee wounded,
the number being estimated as high as $4,000.
The enemy's loss thus FAR Is believed TO bs so 900 =
some have it 40, 900.
S'uart's cavalry have bsen increasingly fighting aud
pursuing the enemy aud have do1e excellent service
Our position Is very strong.
Grant has Issued orders eOngratulatng his troops on
their sTecess-elng them that Petersburg in the
hands OF the Yankees and begging them to fight hard
Our troops, though wearied are in good fighting
plight and confident Of fnsl success.
The enemy, In raid arou our linea, captured a
few Of EFells ordnance wagons and recaptuIed some
Of their prisoners on their way TO the railroad.
Up to noon todiy there has been no general engage
ment but skirmishirg, and occasional discharges
Of artillery on our right
EVerythitg is pr crossing we'll and the army 10 in no
danger Of suffering for want of supplies.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
BALLARD HOUSE.
M II d n T. MT OH q Il.

4 'HE ProprletoTs OF the BALLARD HOUSE
Il dseming conducive the comfort and convenience Of
their patrons yor have determined 20 conduct the hotel
the EUROPEAN STYLE.
The HOTEL wi be established under this arrangement and
after the 9TH OF April The patronage OF the travelling
pdbc and visitors generally respectfully socitec tables
viii be supplied with the best tht the market snord and
every convenience snd comfort and servants
1T ntons will be furnished.
The PRoPREroRs beg express their thanks those who
have generously patroized her and by giving their nd
Edua attention the pleasure and comfort Of their hope
TO merit continuance Of the same.
MKAIs-Prom 8 A. n. to 12P N.
J. q TALIIAFERR0 A co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
PATENT SORGHUM or SUGAR CANE
CKUSHER.

THE difficulty of obtaining imported sugar
l. and mossses conpes rely home production. one
cultivated Sorghum viii yield sufficient moasses
for consumption on an oroirary farm.
Prepare your land plant your seed earysecure good
orusher aud make 1oisse the Sorghum cane
natpTeS.
The bsr has obtaned Letters Patent from the Coincide
States Tor and improved Sorghum Sugar Cane
Crusher In ther.pdy with which the juice pressed from the
sn the saving Of e juice as aows In the my OF
qured the miohiren simplicity OF construc
don with which kept good running order
1t IA much 2eror 10 the machines heretofore used.
P0R sALE-sTATB RIGHTS AND COUNTY RIGHTs.T
Ror and particulars sd the s0bscr Der BAlsye
Post 0ee PowhEtan County Va JOHN BOOKER, ksq Who
has model At the ONCE OF Kerr Lyon, Richmond, Va
apl d2i&sSmf THOMAS O. BROWN,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
AN ORDINANCE
ITO REPEAL AND RE-ENACT THE llTH
Il sEorIoN OF THE Ordinance C0NoEeNIEG NAB
Passed April 20, 1864


Passed April 20, 1864
Be ordained BY the Council OF the City Of Richmond. That
the eleventh section Of the ordinance coneesn5g
ed the 12 day Of October 1863 and the s hereby
reresled and re-enaeted 30 a 70 rad A. follows;
Section H. After market hours, sell urchase
the Streets other than about market house It's
encts But person shall ofr for sale a Market butter,
eggs h, fowls fruits vegetables, oher articles which
shall have puchssedat market While their wy TO
and within six miles Of masket except u vege-
tables which shall have been producen another State or pro-
duced distance less than fifteen miles from this city, Nor
engaged Ia selling, srke butter,
purchase himself by the agency another, at MARKET
either Himself other the day that he
seller thereof tger eggs or fowls ANY violating
this tha forh what urehased ard SHALL for
oson pay Hne Of not e than than my
dolas; and he be guilty second time Of such violation
SHALL -sddon to tie Zoe etCr, be prohibited forever after
wards either rncpsl agent for smother IRON Offering for
sale al either market said articles md " any
shall SELL offer for sale, yhng whatever market in
city after h shall have been prohibited the thing sold
sale shall be forfeited the city, and be seized
By the make. for The benefit the city and
the party os ding moreover be hntd fifty dollars for
each thing sod, q offered for sale, by him.
A. w. MORTON,
apQ2-lavQv Clerk Of u. ulci.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
10 TIE FRIENDS on THE SOLDIERS THROUGH.
our TIE CoNFEDERAcY.

no THE FRIENDS or THE SOLDIERS THROUGH.
OUT TIE C0NFEDERAcY.
oUARTERMAS GENERALS DEPARTMENT,
RAILROAD BURIAU,
Richmond, Feb 20, 1854.
THE friends and relatives of soldiers in the
Army Of Northern Virginia hereby notified haan ar
has this day been effected with the southern Express
carry all packages OF food and wearing apparel 70
Richmond, Va . -, 4. s.
company the following Instructions must be observed:
contain than one hundred Pounas oe
we'll secured pany Marked and sent at the expense Of the
shipper either OF he Soldiers Relief Associations which are
located as follow: =, :. &C.,,
In Georgia. at Augusta In Alabama Montgomery or 10 any
other point at which Of there Assocaons have an once
The Associations will there take charge Oh nen
and shp daily BIZ Southern Express Company 10 tne proper
Agents Of The States at Richmond WAo VIII see them
distributtd 70 the proper Individual owners.
To Of the soldiers, and 70 give them certain
and speedy communication with hone the Southern Express
has agreed 70 give this freight preference every
thing else and obstacle occur the success
hereby requested Company such facilities
as will enable this arrangement complete nccess
Al the Southern Express Company assumes all responoy
the transpoon Of these packages the Keller ASSOCIATIONS are
withdraw Agents who have heretofore acted
travelling messengers II the Relief Associations vii establish
agencies In the Of other armies they may enjoy the SAM
privileges hereby Aecared the Army OF Northern virginia
y. W. SINS,
Lieut.. Col and QuartermaSteT.
Approved.
- Qanerai
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
COMMISSIONER s OFFICE,
AYLEfrs, April 25sb, 1854.
rTSO TIE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE

Of James Conway, deceased, and all Others concernei
You are hereby notified that the Request OF wm NJ Turn
sheriff oopmt Administrators Of the estate Of James ~
SonwaT have app 9UEspAF the 8lt day Of
Nav 1884 Ayets the County Of King william, for rcc.ty
inc proof demands aghin sd decsden at which
lime and place you required 10 attend
aiyea hand Commissioner OF the County Court Of
King william county, the day and year frst Aforesaid
apss-at&c2+ z HAYES, Com'r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

oFFIoE SOUTHERN EXPRESS ooMP'Y,
AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. 20, 1854 [
The Southern Express Company hereby no.
lily the friends and of soldiers in the Army Of North
er Virginia that they prepared 10 carry
as announced card and that the
viii do all In their Pow fulfill Its requirements.
JAMES SHUTTER
General Superintendent and Acting President
fso-d8h Southern Express Company.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

TsasS DAILY, year. $50 Ix ronIAs Sls; three months
3. Foss-sss period, - per month.
sssNs1Pi year, ca; ak nOulhS, Sla No subscription
recc.vei 'or less than montaa
W"uTi year. $40 HlE month";, g. No sahsorPuon resolved
or is1s months.
a-r'st.asei e risk Of the subscriber.
heHaaees In ave dollar bills old issue discounted aesOed
lag te bs market value In Richmond a. TIE time Of receipt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

THE REWS YESTERDAY THE ENElrY RE-
TIRINc IRON THE NORTH SIDE AND
ADVAECLNG on TIE SOUTH SIDE or
T'R J4MES-RUMORS . or ANOTHER
BATZLE NEAR SPOTSYLHANLA O. II, dc d,
DE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

svssS'sE Whoss psPszs marked CrOa win under-
fss Nse eeir teE O. subscription expire, Aad WI
a.. -snP.y {, sasy ssh thsr papers confined
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

The Yankee House has agreed to the Sspate amend
ment to the Army Appropriation BILL equalizng tt&say
of cOlorsd and white soldiers from aud after January
l, 1854.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
LATEST FROM GEN. LEES ARMY.

MORE DESPERATE TIssTSG-GRAET BEGGING HIS TROOPS
TO FIGHT HARD--HE TELLS THSM PETERSBURG IS IN
YANKEE HANDS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

w ANTBD-A female TEACHER, qualified to
w give instruction In French Latin and Music, 9TH the
Engh branches 10 school Of or scholars renes
required. Address, stating ttrms DOS DUIh1,
spll-lw Moore's Ordinary, Prince Edward coua Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
spqa-lavqw
OnE MITNDRED DOLLARs REWARD FOR

" delivering me- securing that get him, my
boy THORNTON, about 10 years oo, feet inches
tall address and expression He e residence near
0hSrlottesv Abennarie county the 10Th February Was
purchased by years ago. Crane OF oupe
per county, 20 which CONT. Re has probably gone.
uahIT-sn aEO g. R0W.s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
Ell f G r A p Ell 1 @
RsUorts or the Press Assoslat


Entered according ret Of Congress- in the 1885, BY
THRAsHER IN the Oerk once OF the District OoBrt OF the Don
fcS crate States for the Northern District Of Georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
RALIInn Housr. Anil au. As6l,

8 BALLARD HOUSE,. April 80, 1s64.
~ Ii. Belts having sold his interest in the
We sposvood Hote begs offer his sncere thanks 10 his
friends the public generally their liberal patronage He
can Ballard House. with the energy
zeal obe and Accommodate where he will be most hap
public. apSO-om
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
OK THR NoRFH EIDE.

The Yankees made no denomination Of Importance
on our ns on the north side Of the city, yesterday
as far As We are informed. They lsit however during
the day, even earlier than predicted 10 yesterdays
ISSUE and stOOd no. the order of their going Some
Of them having been dsmOunted in the recsnt engage
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

ksmcsy and dealt with according TO b. provisions Of
paragraph ILL., 81 General orders No. 70, A. 49, current
g. Every application for exemption should be carefully,
nuy thoroughly Investigated oy the local enrolling oeer
with the aid temporary board to be organized nndehe I'd
clause IL OF this Circular and be thereafter
mted TO Of cOnssrps for the State with
port facts and tle Give opinions on the merits OF the
applcati0f.
The report Of facts should be somewhat 10 detail setting forth
IN regular order the facts developed In he investigation gyr
sy e reasons for the opinion expressed and Instead OF beg
~ he ioIm Of an Enforcement, will be maden separate
The in sgston should be confined examination Of
me and the papers that accompany merely nt1
e hun Of me statements thereto made be directed
Win view Of aeertning all the circumstances
the case, and The exact condition the parties with there
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

BATTLE FIELD. NEAR SPoTsYLvANrA O. II.
VIA IouIsL @ II NAV IL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

THE ALREMARLE INSURANCE COM
pam will pay the per cent Confederate tax. sotkhod
ers are advised not TO list their shares
apsO-eOdst' sscy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
8bOO REWARD

DOR RENT--An excellent Office, with bed
adjoining etc In the most desirable snd central
part Of the city. Apply to X. WARD,
Attorney az Law 11tn st, between Main and Bank ss
apqq-tf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

T0BACCO.--12,000 Pounds VIM. Greancr's
a Black Twist TOBACCO sound and Of very
hs quality suitable sr export aud win b. delivered In Win Ing
on, n 0. For sale By
fec-u J.. p DUVAL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
HEADQ'Ra, DEPT OF BENRICo, 1
RICHMOND, Nov. Is, 1863
SPECIAL ORDERS,

" In obedience TO instructions the A: ard l. General
the following order repubnshed for e Information oes coz
ADyT And NsPR GYNpRALs 0yFIos
RIossoHD, April 1,h. 1863.
IExrRioT.l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
ADJUTANT AND IEsP'R GENL's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, March 10, 1854.
aEHERALSRDERs, |

Adjt and InsDr Gent.
q cormandants keep separate and distinct roll Of per-
Of AMI eighteen AM foyhve
and nfty
g. Conmandants Of conscripts will assign duty sup
porting force CONSUMPTION service such persons as may Do
commended b. thu examining bosrds unfit for the nsd bat
service; and when as sxyour such
persons ned they will be organized Into eompa
elect officers and return the rolls to The coumsn-
dans ere be no suclest number TO form compsny
Congressional district then the comandan sssig
between 45 and 20 Of
pany each Congressional district
petsnt oneer Of colonel beasg1ed by this b
4nize companies into reg1en there be hs
requ. eompanles into ba TALON, there be
les companies battaons, deemed pre-
ferSbe
x. INSTRUCTIONS.
l. oomnandants win always bear In mind that General
der &C. only The basis but forms large portion
these They Will habtuay TO It's provisions
aid IN the spp Gallon Of the other provisions ofihs
lar.
Commandments will, OF refer dlhulty tins
Bureau reences which bear their they
rather 70 avoid due responsibility labor viii be returned with
remarks.
The duty OF the commandants Of consopts is In accord
snce with these Instructions 20 maintain and ngigorate the In
dusa production Of the OonedeAcy and supply It's
With This duty must be performed or our struggle for In
Dependence ANA lnerty sill TAIL
By order Of OoL J 5. PRz TON. sapt
NH s1--deos 6r8t A. A. General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

In accordance with the ORDERS al cses arriving
city and those duty this city (who have already
will report In person, without delay
By order Of Brgadier General JofS IL. wDsE, Coming
Dept J. w. PEGRAh, A. A. Cen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

sword 10 Virginia and the South and from that day TO
this few have attracted much of public interest and
expectation.
With bis rapid rise from colonelcy 10 the command
o.; brigade, aud soon after to tie rank of major
general OF cavalry cue readers are familiar Perhaps
the most striking and successful Of all his expediOns
were the PSnunksy raid through MsClllans lines, in
which but one man, the gallant Captlia Latane of
Essex lost and the descent upon Catletts Station
where be captured suOh quantity Of stores and
gathered up the Official correspondence and full dress
uniform coat Of the redoubtabls John Pope.
Ia the old army, as in GUS, Gen. Stuart was ever
popular, and was known familiarity among his brother
officers Beauty uArI" From this fact, before see
ing him, We we're led to believe that he was unprepos-
ssasing in his app found him. however just
the reverse HIS address was eminently pleasing and
bis bearing lofty. As q rider, an accomplishment so
necessary in a cavalry officer, he was as expert as
Camanche.
General Stuartmarried daughter Of Philip st. George
Cooke, Colonel oSthe Second Dragons in the o. s.
Army This officer, though VEginan by birth and
educaon (he is the brother Of tho late John r. Cooke
Of this eity) now general ia the Yankee army, bat
has son In service who racks among the bravest
and most skilful Of our br'gaiIers.
At the age Of nineteen General Stuart became aeon.
muncAai in the PrOtestan. Episcopal Church, and his
religious profession has always been consistent and
faithful he died as be l.vsd-a OhristiAn.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-04


Massachusetts, il largely III arrears I'M
der former calls. She has always man
aged % evade draft, AMI yet toym pa
pcrs, those laboring Sin the interests OF
Cod aaI humanity" have the cool effront
cry to express the fear that '.dissatisfac
ton will arise" in Massachusetts,. If she il
row compelled to furnish two thirds as
many men as an equal population in dem
Ocratic New York. We can see from the
foregoing sample of sportionmeat how
much fairness the democracy have a right
to expect at the hands Of the present adj
ministratIon il. the apportlonment of quo
tas under the last call Of the President
The principle OF drafting men In repub
iican government is sufficiently odious at
best, without descending to the use OF
fraud and manifest inequality in the appor-
tionmcnt of men to be raised but we sup
pose that If massachusetts, and Gov An
dr,w are dissatisfied when called on for
tr0-thTeis of their just quota, the number
will he reduced to one hoLf or less, and
then If ''nIggcrS' enough to make the
number cannot he bought, hired or stolen
from the South, the deficiency, as hereto.
fore will be forgiven.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-04

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