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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11
CONGRESSIONAL.

The scna;e, yesterday, cOncurrsd in the House
amendments to the bill establishing Bureau of Foreign
Supplies Tbs b to ersLIs reporters of the Peas As
ISOLATION to Realm with the srnies and report the
events Of the war, was again defsaied s. rays IL.
The HOuIe Of Representatives has passed one sec ion
Of the Senate bl amending the Currency Act" of last
summer, asrdiug relief to States holding Treasury nOtts
Of the "Od islu1;" and disagreed to portion Ct the
senates amendments to the bill amending the tax laws
ACOmmi.tee Of Conference will, doubtless, reconcile
tbs disagreement between he two Houses and present
report this morning. in time to secure 6ual action On
the subject ai.hOus further extension of the session,
which, BY resolution, terminates to Gay.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11
LATEST RRon RnRopR-

The steamer VirgiHia, frOn Liverpool on the Gath,
via QlsensiOWn the rs b, reached New York on the
9Th. Pelisser, the Duke ofAalak' q is dead
Tle news Of the great b&t'lss 10 vi-sul. eevsd BY
~ EacpI. lsi elused profound sensation in all
England and the people are A,tOnshsd at che mSgni.
tuds Of the losses TIE p'Oblbls result! Of the bloody
contest Ia eagerly eanvassed The Confederate loan
recedsd three per eanE aud co ton was weaker under
the news.
The L,ndon 7Iulss says, sc N. Grant has fully SUI.
tanned bis reputation for ulcoDqu ,rabe tenacty, and if
be did not achieve absolute SUGGEST bid FOE Il more
desperately and apr Hched it nearly tbSo any Of
pFsdeeessoS" thinks hard 10 dis .ern T., ncl-
nation Of the bAsn,e 50 sveay do the solss vi blttls
appear to be counted.
Tns London Morning POst sees no appreciAble ad.
vantage on either side but the folio wing day sx.
pressed conviction that the Redsrals had sustained
crushing dsieaL
The L,ndon Star thinks that General Grant PAID very
dear for his victory aud regards his success as inTsc
sTs.
Tie LorGon AorHiHg Herald pronounces the A6-
vance On Redmond failure and hopes tie South has
PGsssd the las. fiery ordeal.
Toe L1yd0a Globe thinks General Lss has fullT sue
eesdediR barring ihs ROAD of Can. Grant to Rich
m Id.
OD alter tbe publication Of the news By the City tf
Washington (of the battles in spOtsy TAnia the seam
Fsmi built By Asssrs Laird, the Mersey, were pur-
chased BY the Engish Government. The trial respect
ing them viii, therefore, not take place.
TIE rebel pirates" OF the schooner J. L Gariry
have been discharged.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11
FROM TRANs-EIssIssIPPI.

MosLH, June 0-T % operator ut B-acdop, St, re-
ports, on the authority Of Colonel lad from SlreVe
port, Il following official from Camden, AK Under
date Of May 81 b: Goa the 24,h Marnad Ike engaged
the enenys feet nssr Gaines Landing. cspt Jsco' 9
boarded ard captured the transport Ieb Prst's
battery did excellent ssrvos gripping ons ga1bos :
riousy. The whole Federal feet was rerulstd nd
driven down the river Price Ia reported to DO It Ce
D, and Taylor is below AlGxAndriI strels occu, I'D
Little Rock and Pine uh"
sEcoND DlsrAIca.
NOBLE, June lo.-A spsosl to the Register, dated
Senate ba, June Sb, says that csnby has been appoint
I'd division commander, and that Bltks, Steele and
RosecranS viii retail their respective commands.
Mower Is reported to have defeatei Polignac the
ls.h alt, the Y'llow Bayou. Toe Confederate loss
was 500, the Federal $50.
Shelby was moving on SouthwesLrr Missouri with
24O0 men. SIX thousand infantry hsi been ordered
south from Missouri TO reinforce Candy.
rad is said to have let Memphis for Corinth.
Gold in Asmphi, is 22S.
Fremont and Ooohrans ave beer dominated by the
Cincinnati Convention.
A Washington desp.tCh Of the al says $4,000
wounded have been brought to the hosplssls thee
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11

EHcOURAGINO.-0l the authority II letter recently
puOlished in Of our religious papers, wr ten by
distinguished Southern Divine, nov in New York,
doubtless parole it stated in OF the prayer
msstia in AIlantl tha. there had not been known
single conversion in the Yankee army sinOs the war
began. 10 our osn, il has been estimated tina. thou
sands on thousands had beeG sAViOgly converted.
This Is natter for b5asDg, Gays the Register but
|. is Just Of hum1ls gratitude and encourage
msnt. L is not because We are worthy, but because
at sesasth good in thy ligSt oh Lord" ILhOWs that
the sALd OF The most gh ia with armss-GhAt the
Is icing turned into great blessing to arpy.
If De bs fOs US, who eau DO sgains. u1f
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11
AMY or 4yrxsrssxr.

The Atlanta Iat tx ncer Of the 7th instant says that
the situation Of our army the Georgia front has not
changed very materially sincs cur last writing TIE
heavy rains Of tho past few days have made the reads
almost impossible aud prevented much movement on
either side We learn that the enemy have their sd
unss line about eight miles north CT Marietta Our
army has been gradually retiring bsfore the advance Of
Sherman There has been but little fighting 10 pre-
vent them, our movements being made very les-rely,
and the process is apparently one Of sppe dspAce.
msnt
The sUemy has distributed his cavalry and large
body Of troops through he rich valleys about Canton and
along the EtOWah river Doubtless they revealing
In that rich gtsnaIy Of the Cherokee country. There
Is little doubt that heavy demonstration v be made
our right and BY the mere power of weight alone
may be sufficient force back 10 our defences en-
the CbAttahoOchee. We do not see anything very dis
tresSiDg in this. We presume Gen. johnson has not
yet quite got the Yankees where he waits them and
know that ID is only the point that be quits ie
treating that he begi's TO be Elective by fighting.
We Ieara that General Chalmers, wish a cavalry
force Of Eve thousand man, captured and destroyed
three railroad trains at Calhoun, the State Road but
have not learned any particulars.
There are numerous Iumsrs concerning the where
sbOuts and dOnss o, Forrest bu. We do net learn any
thing 10 be positively deperded or though we hope
that the half Of the romantic reports may be true.
for the effective elsms Of sunshine that fash from tie
swords Of that officer and his glorious cavaliers always
tighten tbs hearts Of people with their cheerful IT,
dings Effective victory every to follow in the
path Of hiI ubiquitous command
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11
AuorIoh sALns-surus, .9An

VEkY valuable real estate on lay, between
LIST ami ID Streets and Bark, between th snd 2hs
Tor sale ~ Auction.
win be 5000 At auction the premises In hs srder sdge
used nTUksDAY, the t4th June, 1884, et4H ock p III hat
a beautiful lot the north side Of Clay aouing the
Capt misunderstanding Ak feet. raining
g Iee TO an alleJ-havng thereon and ccs
and grest variety OF handsome shade aud ofns
lots IN Rishmcni, 'N' > e'-0DS'' "'s N''' ~
nnen, on the premises will be Sold thrs, two excellent
- nv opposite the Capitol square the south aide
Dssn q ana Others ss oce Tn. iocAt on Of ihes
ebemeo inoui a:acs ae attention OF and ohra
Terms cash. or Credit at the option OF he %
taxes for 1854 10 be p.id By the purchasers AH'
Islt I'd GODDIN A AppRpaaN 49,.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11
FRnN N0RTH GEORGIl

ATIANrA, June lo.-The enemy 9, vsloped In for 9
yesterday in front at Ack Eorh and extreme
right FAST of The railroad towards Rosevls. There
partial skirmishing in the afternoon in front of eds
corps Prisoners TT the bridge at EsowAh rebuilt
by the Yankees ard trains running to Ackworth Sher.
man avoids any Effort TO bring on al engagement out
Of his brelttworks Captured YANKEES say he has tr-
ders not to risk general engagem ut.
Gov. Brown returned from the front yesterday where
be has been with Gen. Johns on.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11

CurLEAY-A woman named KliEl Whitehurst was
before the Mayor yesterday charged wish receiving six
table knives and the same npmb>r Of fOrLs stolen from
the Medical Purveyor's Department Il appeared that
negro who worked at, the Department, having hOen
arrested for tie thief confessed ha guilt end said he
had sold the knives and forks to hrs Wntehurst for
SlI. A polio man went 10 the woman and ob,s ned
the cutlery, but she declared shshad not bought It,
but only permitted the negro to leave it thsre.
Toe case was continued till this morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11
TO THE CLERKS OF THE COUNTY COUNTS.

N order to facilitate the granting OF certln-
Gates for exemption nom military auy BY the GsysrnOr 10
dsAble obtain % Of the Justices Of the Peace lately elect
ed the several districts Of each souuiy with the respective
ages Of The JuIs Toe clerks OF Courts requested 70 fur
Nah this information practicable 10 the Secretary Of The
oonmonWSAh Justices elect not entitled commissions until
thirty days after their election Aad their term Of service vii not
until the ant OF August next Ceiihcatt for exsmP
don will therefore Isks eject until after st date.
js0 VIM SMITH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11

A DEH OF THIKvEs-We mentioned yesterday thai
Mr. n DoKueys grocery store corner Of Cd and Broad
streets had been broken into the night before and rob
bed Of 81 500 worth OF bacon. NJ DoWney suspected
Of being one OF the thieves very dres,y, big negro
fellow, named hamburg, Who unta recently, has be-
waiting in bis store but whom, within the past month
he bad hired to the Jackson Hospital Mr.. DoWney
mentioned his suspicious to the police and aked them
to look iuto vsnburss ansir telling them that he
lodged 10 house in the nsishborhooi known as Da-
vaIs Addition. Officers jenkins and Perrin visited the
house on Thunday night. In-one room they foend
VAnburg and In another negro namsd Spencer slave
OF the Richmond and Frederick r. R. Company.
In neither compartment was there any stolen
bacon, but their search turned up immense quantity
of goods which, from their valu, and variety, suggested
the idea that the negroes had not come BY It fairly
In VAnburg was upwards Of two thousand dollars
worth of military clothing, 1ouAve jAokss, blue panta
loons, red cspI; and in addition bowie knife, pistol
vau lble silver watch, and numb.r Of articles Of
jeWelry. In Spsncsrs room we're any number Of new
Confederate grain bags two valuable new felt has, and
quantity of clothing. VsLburg said that he bought all
Of his thlnga Spencer said that he had bought the
hats and some other matters from nan whom he N {
in the street but had Iever seen before or slice the
grain bags be candidy confessed he had stolen from
the Fredericksburg depot.
The Gaze vas before the Mayor yesterday, when the
above facts having been heard the decision OF the mat
ter was postponed Until this morning. 10 the hope that
some claimant of come Of the goods might turn up.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11

RoBBING CoNRADK.-James Smith, q soldier OF VI
CiOus aspect, was bjOrs the Mayor, yesterday, fer
stelling watch, Eistol and t7s from fellow soldier
named Jao T. ToWnshend Townshend made a very
clear statement of the case. BE said he and Smith be
lopged to the Same regiment the 18th Va, though
Smith Wai from New Orleans Coming into the city
Wednesday evening" he met Smith and another man,
who pretended to be very glad TO zee him and wanted
him TO 60 to several places with them. He declined
going with them, but while they banging around
him Smith managed to slip his (ToWDshend') pistol
from his belt Missing immediately he colred Smith
and made him give 1t up, Smith declaring that he was
only joking
Soon after be took out his pocket book to get some
stamps, when Smith grabbed the pocket book, He
sga'n collArd Smith and told him to give the book
back Smith said he'd put il into TownsheDds pocket
for him, and offered to do so, bat, while pretending 10
do it, snatched Tosrshsnds watch out of his pocket,
and handed both book and watch 70 the ether man,
who Instantly ran of Again for the third time he col
lard smith, and determined to carry him on to.hebr-
gade headquarters he carried Smith far as Towards
Grove when tho latter declared If ToWnshend would let
him back to town be Wou get his things back for
him Brought Smith back to 10 holding him BY the col
lar all ths Tins, but altar marching up one etree and
down another with him for several hours came to The
conclusion that Smith trfing With him, and DO.
termined 10 camp n the markethouse and hold on to
him till morning. Went into the markethouse aud
made Smith sit down AMI sat down beside him. Took
out his pistol and mOnacsd Smith with it, and then re-
turned to his holster. Soon fell asleep aud waking
up saw that was daylight and that Smith had dsap
peared, and with hin the pistol Spent Thurs@sy
in searching for Smith, ami 6uAlly overlook him and
had him ART sted; but found upon him none ef the
stolen property, except his, TOwnshends, iurlOOgh,
which was in bis pocket book when il was stolen.
The Mayor cent Smith to the HustiDgs Cour
which meets on Monday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11

RAID TOWARDS rae WILMIKaroN RoAD.--Ths Colds
OOro Safe JOarns, OF the Fl instant, says; "Ai We
go press learn from good authority thta Yankee
fOrcs said 20 be ON twelve fifteen hundred strong
With artillery, H., have moved cut from Sheppardsvile
and thleA,ea ths line Of tAo WRnaiussoa w-aasa
RailrOA'. Steps hAvS been promptly taken TO check
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11

Gov THIET.-Llst Wed .esday night Mr. John P'yor's
cow very Ane anim4l-Wss stolen from his residence
in ScIeamersviIle. Thursday morning NJ Pryor fond
the skin o! the coz a. HisrhotzN', :annery. Mr. HER
hozer said LIE had bought it frcn negro a. c.unps
stall, IN the Old Market the stall being a: the time in
charge of negro fellow named John, slave of William
Seid OHcer Jenkins that nigh arrested John St the
house Of Mr. Thomas BJudlr, on Grace street. John
stated that he had bought shs COW from cOuntryman
The case was brought bsfOrs the Il yos yesterdAy
morning, whan butcher boys tsstiaed that they
had teen John and the untyman Weighing the COW
in market, aud heard John say the man would call
around after awotlo hs ~oasd- astts With him The
Mayor dismissed the negro aud tod Mr. Pyor his only
remedy was to Orump the owner of the stall In the
market at which the q. gro was presiding.
This was no doubt SQUAD gal dscisoo but il d al.
most equally certain lhst JOhH did not get justice He
is q negro of vile reputation AID OILY last fall was
convicted before the Hastings Court Of stealing COW
from man named PAgstt II be did not assist In
stealing and butcherng this COW, he knew who did
steal IL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11

GES. BEAUREGARDs ASSISTANT ADJUrANr GESERAL.
The Ccuubl CaroliniRn has b. 81 informed thai NJ
Samuel NelsOa, o, 70 kVile, brother OF the quill,
formerly the Adjatsnt General Of Gen. GustAvus w.
Smith, and of the mos. III lent bureau or staff officers
in the service, HIS been ordered report to B<aure
gard.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11

Tax MARIETTA PAPER NMLA-The Atlanta Register
learns that the OpretOrs Of these Has mills have
jet been unable any Of their machinery. These
mills have been turning excellent piper, and 1t ls
pity that they should be allowed TO fall into the hands
OF the enemy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11
BALLARD HOU Sc.
INFO r. FAINT CH N q e.

VNHH FrOpr1etOrS OF Lu6 d LLAKU IUUbE
l. deemng conducive 70 the comioT ecLvsnence Of
patrons VISITORS have deerirse conduct the hotel
on the EUROPEAN sTYLE.
The HOTEL Will De established under s arrangement and
after the april The rsIsrsse OF the travelling
public ysc generally respectfully ocitec tseef
supplied Win the best that the Eke afod and
every convenience and comfort regards and tevaH1
attentions will be furnlshed.
The PRoPREroRs beg leave r thanks 10 those WHO
have generously parorsed thea SD oy giving 'heI no
attention the pleasure and coc oil their 6res bopt
10 merit Q continuance OF the same.
MELIs-Rrom A. n. 10 12P. n
J. o TALIJAFERRQ a co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11
ITO THE FRIENDS OF THE SOL
l. DLERS THR0VGH0T TTRB C0HEEDERA0Y:.
QUARTERMASTE2 GEMS DEPARTMENT.,
Richmond, F.b. 10, 1864.

Richmond, Feb. 70, 1864.
fhesndI and relatives Of soldiers In the Army Of Nornsi
Ena hereby notified that has this
besn Rsted with the Southern Expre Company carry ell
pasksgsI CT food and wearing apparel 70 Richmond, Va
the advantages thas obtsIs through the Express
Company the following lnstuotionS must be obssEYsis
Packages contain than hundred pounds
well and plainly marked, Lnd EeLt the
shipper 70 either the Soldiers Relief Ioeol which are
located ~ olowy:
In NORTH Carolina, At Raleigh in suh osrO4s 81 oOuuba
In Georgia. at augusta; In Alabama Montssmsy any
point which Of these Associations have ONCE
Agents the Association Will there take charge them
shp daily BY Southern Express Company the proper
Agents III States At Hohnsbd who viii them
dhtributed 70 the prop.r individual owners.
To meet the wishes Of the soltsr and 10 give them eeran
and speedy communication With kons tho Southern Expr
COMPANY has agreed vs tails freight Prsscs sssr .Ss
tA0 ssS and In order that obstacle Sy the
lAudAbs enterprise the railroad composites
hereby requested render the Express Company such c
IeI win enable 10 this arrangement ssmplete
eslB. I. cE1 I-g.z .rrF r..s...r f-.l-5,s d
southern Express Company responsibility Of
The transportation oftaese packages tbs Relief AsS1cahons
70 withdraw their agents Who have heretofore acted
travelling II the Relief AasoeatSni will establish
agencies the Of other they the
privileges hereby secured 10 The army Of Northern virginia
LW. BINS,
Lieut.. Col and Q n.
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~ AN APPEAL

~ AN APPEAL TO IRE PEOPLE OF
THE CONFEDERATE sfATEs-gs, oi,es an ~ rs Tsaa.
Men's Christian Association Of F1or6 ftsDersAk<, ~
earneny submit the benevolent ~ fi'uysb. aSn
the Confederate States sp1tsi .tA p stsst ~ n
lies In tbs city. Since the 1e al Az = re
hiss been refuge for those VIII 1872 171 1se1 rrr gl.b
homes By ruthless enemies. is4ds p s.p fESe
and children. from the deva,ta-s lics = a. h lEs
but frdm nearly State OF The t5 ir. ssx.t a.
asylum, midst Gu citizens b. sprs,et - = ti
berest Instances relieve the sick nna ssst, y .n
nish ,loes and clothing for soldiers seq as f0- - -
10 afford food and shelter for their SUI ar' 80 -es
have they, In the great majority OF lust - ~ '
The supplies Of provisions In the city 500 20 = -
ducet, AID the difficulties ofobtalnng e ff.L &. -
50 and great, that The funds .; - - s
ofnfe.
In written report nom the Clothing lui.au sppesI that
are more ,nsn three thousand fem es 10 th, city Who are
wno obtain work fully employee The wages reevsd
lol men Work Will not enable hss. pot
o. the p.ns,t food h, and children
instances Of sav,aon M have Occurred Our
City Council has made liberal app, prisons pur
chase OF supplies both for aa,ou obuilon and or
cost but the employed Tor the net been
able TO proecre the qusniiy Of provsiun, rsquiI.d
Under ese circumstances We feel that duty
forwsrd without delay, Contributions md supr 70
ths AT7 ltnntee Of this Association. &C The con encs-
fully for De ~ oral spiritual o. our soiass and
their families, Snd for the succD OF fecus Lei
those soldiers not be discouraged nov, the v Of CDR
verest and, u last and roit glorious pafns
for want Of the generous sympathy and support OF s friends
at home
Shipments made Roger Martin srpsrr sBdent VIM. p
Muniord Chairman Of the Army oomni vii be prnlry a.
tended Aud In accordance with spec nsds
With the Superintendent Southern LzpIes Company, ~
express charges viii be paid by then AZ Riehuopd
Contributions Of money should sko b. n hess gentsnen
J. D. X. eLnoHT, secreisry.
~ Southern papers requested 70 copy. ep fl--n
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oIEIoE s0urHEaN IIPREss CO.,

AUGUSTA, Ga Feb 20 1854.
The Southern Express Company hereby notify the leAds and
relatives Of soldiers In the Army Of Northern Vglps and else
where that they prepared " carry out arrangements a. an
nounesd in the above card and that they wilt do all In hs
power 70 funl iS requirements JANCs SHUTTER,
General sup't AID sctipg President
Jee-OJdam HouIheTn Express CO.
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Approved
lantsrnA.t.r General.
aUARTERxAsrER GENERALS DEPT,

RICHMOND Ju e lst 1854
Mr. Bullock, agent Of this Dspa TN mt assigned to
the duty organising piles Of food and
thing Hnder arrangement With southern Express oom
pAny, a. above related.
He Relief Associations, explain the work
system encourage the friends Of soldiers 10 take
advantage Of easy way supplying these In
the deld. A. Il. LAYTON,
0uATtsrmASter General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11
OFFICE CITY WATER WORKS
m May n, 1854

NOTICE.-The water takers of the citv are
IN respectfully notified hatlhe increased demand ff Vie
ally necessary that all Leakage nus A.
stopped, works runn nearly fa Ca
pacy leaving scarcely time enough for the incidental
machinery II 10 earnestly hoped tha citizens will g.
the real esy OF attending 70 this matter With delay
thus themselves from the penalties Of lie ordinance
the information all concerned, please exracs OF ord
nance:
elf hydrant cocf oo. fixture be found leaking and
the oocuper OF the premises shall refuse a
the necessary repairs made the eupent nden shall stop
water from said lot tenement and there shall be $40
who lhAn the before such
made No water fixtures win be allowed left running
when not In actual under penalty OF $40 for each ohc
All persons taking the city keep their
pipes and nxiures In good repair and projected from
their own ri.k and expense"
my25 d2W J. l.. DAVIS, su It.
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ELE G Il HIO.
nsvorts or tho Press a association

Entered according rot Of Congress 10 the year 1888 By J. g.
THnAmna In the OerKb once Of the District coH o. The Con
odtrnte States for the Northern District OF eeosfa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11

NOIICE.-I have opened an Office in this
IN city for the purpose settling all my Accounts All
having claims against Dsparm while aching
Chief QuartermGse OF the Armies In Virginia
must crescent them at am clolng this business
cannot delay. ALfRED NJ. sARBoUs
Virginia aud the West
0cs the Of Governor stree, and Tobacco Alley
sAirs.
Richmond, Va, Nay e4th, 1s64-2H
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-11

RUNAWAY IN JAiL.--Was committed to
LIZ Hsnreo County jail, the sh March, 1864 negro
boy named hkNRY slave, the property Of Washington
mack, Of sPotIyVana Toe said negro Is
when committed hsnt sult Of W0osn CLONES owner
hereby notified that forward and proves proper
and pays cnarge the sid slave will be dealt cling
70 law aE0k6E D. PLEAsARib,
May 18th, is6A-W6w sheriff Of Henrco OeunIy.
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accordance shove orders arriving In the
city, and those duty this city (who have % dons
SOL will report In person, without delay the. headrAer
By order Of Brgadier General JoEx L. iNpBs, tegDf
Dept J. ". PEeBk a. A. A. Cen.
no is--u