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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-13
Ng,a ArI,STa. Augu,, 8. 1894

REVIEW. syCAuox.
The Army Of the Tcnne having wheeled round from
the LOT, encountered the enemy the right while taking
IN position on the 2Sth
Our Tot being strene thenei by cavalry and reirsng
tho Fourth corps, the Twenty. third followed and took up
position on toe right. While doing a sxrmiah took
place With The enemy On the Sd in which lost some
tnrty men, bu, punished the enemy severely. On the
same evening The Fourth corps pr.ncil ally wo DIS diy
SON. skiFmished prisky With The enemy and advanced
izsF lines.
GALLANT Ayrue OF IHE rounrxfvfH coare.
Next day, August 4, the i0uI teenth corps made
dcmonslratcn, General Palmer throwing out heavy
line OF girmshers w.ch advanced close on the euemys
works bat rcpusej TIE rebels taking OF
their rife pits Our made dqshing charge Recover
M thef pits ard capturing two hundred priaoners
Ihe wss also some sklrmishiDg and brisk artillery Are
fn lrnnt OF scboaed In which Lieutenant julius a.
kesuisb, oi his staI. was killed
GEygaAL ADVANCE nrGuA, RUr covSrxRwASDEo.
u WIS expected that general advance would toke
place along the lire yesterday, and tht The right would
prg for tho railroad. which IS less than two miles
distant, but strongly defended.
cgSERAL sTANLy
cpcnst the proceeding BY making heavy demons,Fa.
tIou m which Newton's aud Woods divisions wef o
principally engaged There heavy artillery firing,
p,rIlcuary iu front OF Gibsons and wsgners breades
Inc casualties were light, aud material advantage
gatred Tbe skirmshpg extended along tho Twentieth
corps 10 tho right, but no regular assault took place.
suERMAS's TRAINS AcRoss rig cHsrT,HovCnEa
Trats passed ovor the Chattahoochee bridge yetsday
afternoon. Heavy ighting Ia daily expected Captain
walker seventy seventh Psnusyivan and Ileutsna0t
skenasor, one aundrc,h Illinois, were killed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, Saturday, several bills we're passed
including bill to establish bureau of foreign sup
plies, bill TO amend the act allowing ions to com
mssiOGed officers Of the army aud navy; and bill au-
taodzing the spp1n msnt Of chapsin3 to ba.talionG
aid hospital}-All Senate bills requiring tbs concur.
rOses Of the House Of Representatives.
In the Hcuse On Saturday, the discussion Of the
resolution cpfnt the message OF the President the
suspension OF ths wit OF habsGs corpus and refer the
sane to the judiciary Goa mttee, was resumed. Mr.
Conrad having the hoor in able argument defended
she old Congress !or their action in saspeniRg the writ
&c VAS followed by Nc. Murray, of Tenu., who con
tended that there now and has been any
sty for suspension.
Mr. Gather, o. n. O., obtained the a,or, aud pro-
ossdelto defend North Carolina and the President
We viii publish synopsis OF hil remarks.
Pie resolution was adopted.
NJ. Atkins, of Tenu, announced TO the House tbs
death of the Hon. David NJ Currin, one of his col
leagues, aud after paying eloquent tribute 10 biz
memory, Odessd the customary revolutions. Ho wa:
followed BY Ass5rs Bnk5lale, OF Miss, as Haney, o.
Ark, Who alluded fsel0gJ to the many private virtues
AID greas public worth OF the ceased. Tee House
after adopting ths re- out Gus, adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23
10 btrlko
TIL The LAT arned Zoe ernire,,,-

To die rather an ed fsAfuy faithful hiss he kept tina,
pledge With the crimson Of his LIES
enrolled upon the bright banner Of bis r where
viii stand lasting his deVotOa Cheerful aHdhappy
his 10 his AttachmentsiAhfu In his ena
SHIPS he behind many sad heart from watch will
silent tear fond tribute 10 his memory Al that the hand
OF affection coAd add TO his by fen
sister Tendery watched and him. striving
by ster suggest rescae him from an
bro gone down Ia the very bloom Of youth
manhood widowed mother mourns her only and
BOW 70 the all wise mereiu God humbly
trust that He win comfort the hearts OF all mourn. j.
Cadet WILLIAM H. CABELL, Of Richmond Virginia, was
killed the battle acid I, their victorious charge
oompapy Of Cadets the battle OF New Market
county, Virginia bslween the forces under General breckenridge
and those OF G en- slg Sunday, the l5n May 1864.
This young hero the Of Dr. 70. g. oAbe and the
grandson The Jadge OAbe President Of the Court
peals 81 Virginia. whose is years old In
November 1853 and giving excellent evidences his
which hereafter have any pos
progress his studies In the vAious classes Of which he
member represented him almost psrfect there
originals for pleasure and mastered easily evNy problem
tied him. But his moral elevation the charm Of bis
character. Truthful he brave, sincere he
phed his loss 10 his companions the ned and at the institute
cannot be repaired
HIS parents mourn the early Of so rreproaehabe
but anything could reconcile them TO the less Of ng
child Surey attending his death might
SOL them metuGe he lost bis lie where day called
him. His body In the Lutheran churchyArd At New Market
the Y,aerS OF An I'M living
viii serve animate others dud obedent sincere Up.
RI ht truhfu for ali who knew Cadet VIM II. cEhel viii
remember HIN . model In all these virues.
Theloss such truly calamity, but
give their lives in the defence Of rights
what appeal does their sendto from than
hundred zelda 10 remain true TO coors and
the cause which they died. Thsn dead In
sadness may look forward with hope period when
peace the tombs OF heroes and cultivate the
for which they rendered our nation already lus
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23
FROM NORTH GEORGIA,

ATLANTA, May 2l--By the train from the front thls
evening, we learn that column of the enemy crossed
the Etogah liver, miles above the Railroad Beige,
yesterday, marching on Marietta, and Mcpherson, ail
l5 OOO crossed tho night before, II miles below EowAh
alton to faux lefs. Thcss movements have made
change Of posiion necessary to our army in order to
preserve It's communication, and the lines have souy
fallen back alorg tn iins of the railroad. Esawah
bridge was burnt last night The advance of the optDy
in force il become mere SLOW he recedes from liza
base. Several days may capss before gensral en-
gag.mept can oSsuT.
There has been no skirmishing during tho past tvs
days Portions OF the relief committee, that in
the rear, have returned 10 Atlanta.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23
FRoM. rHE sourH-sIpE.

PrrERsRUEel May 20.-rour army uater D. Hal,
attacked the enemy this irOru id their breistWO'k
and owe them from their entire outer line Of FORTH
cations, capturing their guns.
The coemy endeaVored 70 rstake them, but were re
pulsed witr heavy lots. Our loss was consid.ratl
especially in wises Martins, and Clingmans brgades.
Colonel Lamb, Of tie i7th North Carolina, was Re-
riousl, WodLd,i.
lis estimated that the loss on our side is 500 IN
killed and wounded.
The el eny is nov pennedup on Bermuda Hundreds
neck
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23

ar AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE OF

The coaikDERAfE aTATEa-The Directors Of the Young
mtns Shr,Man association of Richmond respectfully, tut
submit 70 the benevolent patriotic hroughout
the oonfedeIse States appeal behalf Of the sodie fsni.
lies In this city erce the Of he rsr Richmond
hiss been refuge for those Who have driven from
and children from COUNTIES Of yrsss. Acne
but from nearly every bate OF the Conedeacy have
asylum In our midst Gu citizens have been appealed 10 M nm
instances to relieve the nck and 70 far
Dh clothing for soldiers II the d hosp G and
food and shelter for their suffering families noby
have they In the great majority OF instances responded 70 every
appeal
ducsd difficulties obtaining others By mary
great that the funds contributed for the relief
Of the poor accomplish but little In purchasing the neceaes
life.
written report from the Clothing Bureau appears
there than thousand females In this city who
seeking employment from the Government In yap and that those
who obtain work not fully employed The wages received
tor h work VIII not enable these women 70 procure
.ncency Of the pane food for themselves and children
"lnou assistance, then, from the city country generally
many instances OF actual starvation have occurred Our
@ eo1aU nss made most liberal appropriations for the pur-
al COST pn me agents employed for the purpose not been
able 70 proecre the quantity Of provisions required.
Under ese circumstances We feel tina, Is duty 10 ap
forward, sout delay contributions money and ruppss 10
thc AtE 10 ;tee Of this Association. con- mence-
msn ~ Sis Committee has labored realousy and faith
fully fore rsl and spiritual welfare Of our holders ana
their families and for the Of glorious cause Let
those soldiers not be discouraged the
yerest and tust Last and most glorious campaign
for want Of the generous sympathy and support OF their friends
at home.
Shipments made To Roger Martin superintendent or VIM p
Munford Chairman OF the Army Committee will be promptly
tended Aud In accordance with special agreement made
express charges will be paid by them at Richmond.
Contributions money should also be these gentlemen
Wn- WILLIS, JH, President.
J. D. x. sLHcHT Secretary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23
A nRArr ROY FALLEN.

or all those killed the late battle between BeAnegard and
Butler near DrewryS Buh Drawer boy offered Up his
blood defence Of his country than WM h GARNER Fred
ereksourg member OF Company A. 30h vs.. Regina
He ented Ae IsrVce, though only years OF the very
beginning Of the present and 10 Eight aud ksh
Including bloody battle Of ShRpsourg he foremost
the charge HIS gAAnty and bearing made him.
language OF q his oce pet Of his who
BY rsIousns nave paid Aing tribute &, his memory. DAY
the sod lightly the Of this youthful hero, who
ALTERED when his country called him
danger and He Who eoart
give cancellation TO his distressed relatiS e.. }. O..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23
ArFENPrNs TO SHcor A PoLloExAN-Jameg G,

ArfmPrms TO SHcOr POLloExAS-James @. Cayl
field, on Saturday night, attempted to shoot off ,er
Moore, who arrested him for being drunk and disOr-
derry &c tho street. oAueld locked up in the cage
but was yesterday baled Ous by Alderman Chandler in
she of 81 900 to appear before the Mayor this
morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23

WoUSDED. YASKEEs Eighty odd Yankees, amor &
whom were two Colonies, wounded and captured in the
Wilderness we're brought to this city yesterday. Their
wounded were mostly Ofa very serious character. We
noticed Eve or sx who we're shot through both cheek.
They we're placed in of the hospitals on Church
HILL where they are under shilful medical treatment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23
ORITuARY.

Died. 18th inSt the residence OF Dr. Edwards
Church HILL from wound received in battle spotsy
Court House, JOHN PEMBERToN Of Company H. Oh Regiment
Virginia Cavalry.
Another noble victim the dread moloeh var anOhech
saerhce upon The altar OF his counryhe fell noby b4hn
her glorious With all the and eAegy Of his nature
sntei cd into this fearful struggle. resolved
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23
chK CITY.

NEsEO THIEVERY ia lii,ls doubt that niat
tsnbs of the lascenea committed in this city the
work Of slaves whose masters msreSes the case
may be, permit them to 60 a. argethat is, them
out upon the community to make their living. II
records OF the pOlcs courts establish this fact beyond
controversy. Most Of these negtOes kesp wagon or
dray, and IN old horse mule to keep up appear
sncs OF business under the cover OF which they carry
on all msnner of VillainieI.
On Saturday mOrnog.four negroes of lhis class were
before Mayor to for ielones. Dick, slave
Of Wm Holloway, charged with breaking into the
store OF 30. B. Smith, the night OF the 18th instant
and scaling large qaandty. Asr his the ne
go declared himself innocent Of the robbery, but
fessed that he hal received the gsods
In the other case, Jim, slave Of Rob's TroWer Jim,
slave Of York TrOwer, and Andrew, slave of Betsey
Carver, we're charged with stealing from DR.: Talley
trunk containing S. 900 worth Of clothes jswery,
The trunk was cut ftOm hack in which Dr. Taey was
going 70 the Petersburg elk months ago, and
never heard Of l Saturday morning. when tie police
found il in the house Of jim, slave of RObk Tr0Ssr-
pair Of diamond is and gold chain contained in
the truok were found, the former Andrew and the
later on Jim, slave of York TroNer.
The accused inrboth these sent on to the
Hastinss Court where they will be whipped and turned
loose again to follow their life of crime and piage.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23

TRE GHOsT-The Ghost of the Dismal Swamp wss
acted at the Theatre Saturday night to respectable
house. and sorded general satisfaction. The piecs
pretty good thing and not hale dismal as les
would seem to imply. There are several laughs in It,
aad the Illusion of the ghost is worth seeing.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23

FIRE About ten o'clock, Saturday night, the stable
of Dr. w. Hancock in Of his residence on &,ia
street, above 4th, was fred by AZ incendiary. The
flames being soon discovered by the boscr, were OK
tngushed before any dsmsgs had been done.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
sPoTsYLvAHII G. H., Nay 10,
via CaEsrERYIELD STATION, Nay Il.


Yesterday morning, about day, the enemy, with q
considerable fcrco Of picked troops assaulted our left
wing The attack hosevsr, was quite feeble, aud we
readily repulssd them With slight loss our side, Blu.
with considerable slaughter of the enemy. TIE fight
ted about oae and half hours. Daring this engage
ment we csptured about 6oprisoners aud the enemy
LEFT over 200 dead on the a'ld.
Last nigh: the enemy retired from our ef', leaving
their dead unbu led They seem to be massing on cur
right either FOE tas purpose Of attacking us again, or
to fall back
After the fight q yesterday, our LETT, the enemy
opened vigorous canaonsdng on our right wil 6, to
which wo responded and fierce artillery GusI w&'
kept up for two hours Oar side, however, losing very
slightly.
Our msn. today, have bssn busy collecting anna on
tha. at OF tho field abandoned by the emmy Many
arms are being Obtained which were buried by the
enemy.
Yesterday eleniug there was some cavalry fighting
near Guneas Station, but it amounted to very little
SECOND DISPATCH.
HEADoUARTERs ARMY OF NOkTHsRS Va, Nay 20
Up to o'clock yes.eid.y nothing of interest cc,ur
red. Abol. that tns G.n. Eysl moved forward in
u
alnk About o'clock our skirrnishsrs engaged these
of the enemy ltts wssi aad north OF the road -
iug Som spoaylyana c. Ii. to Frsdcricasbarg. Tje
enemy 60 IN brought up heavy force con listing Of
aAncocks 2ad, large part of Burnsids's oh coffs
aud heavy artillery troops dfawn from the desnces at
Washington and armed rs iaGa1ry, when colideFa-
bic figh. easu5d and one ins line OF skifmish
ers had possession Of the easmys wagon train bu.
we're compelled 70 rsliuquish it. not however, until We
had brough. eff soma THAR mules. Tao fgas hsted
saal o'clock at nglt waen Ewsn fell back to Lis
original pos.on, having lost il tls engagement about
100 wounied, abou. 80 kilisl aad missing. TIE
prisoners report the en9ay'a loss niu,i leAg.eF We
captured ab0u. loo prisoners.
Mo- gun has been hred 10 day. Il is supposed
Grant i3 awaiting siHforsenans l. dor to rensw tde
attack.
To da5 mi.t-r5 nave been gu % all day. Yaa.erIy
Heads cent fl V Of LFlce to Gyn L,e, tha king lin
for sending hin WAdsaosths body, for whijl no a2-
Piled by flag Of truce da.ing tae w ideraeJ, 6gh'.
.Head., o. the 1871, isu coasc4.aasory order to
biz t,oo2s II cainI th.' ElJ hH nov aba ldolsd
bic las. in.,cAclod PORTION, Saol h. lad 5, pcr.nl-
Go ly hsd, aalerns loss OF Is gus, "a cgl)rs aad
900 prisoners Male !usth,r sIys the 6yhs 10 not
og5r tao enemy mast bs parsusd, ald il possible
CONS, Ana thai he (Asads) eE2scA reinfOFcemsn.s,
FhIca Lee cannot possibly get.
Upt) o'clo K to-day there has b.eu \, fgltiag.
Tho rea.bee is warm end the roads,a:s fast dying.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23


WHIsKEY.--Tae last Legislature at the instance Of
he Confederate military authorities, passed law pro-
hibliDg she eou4s from granting licenses to reta |
ardent spirits the ohei Of the law bsiug.to break up
plug shops, which regarded as fruitful source
Of decentralization TO tho army. Toe law went into eff
tscs on tbe lst instaU but has sgnAly filled of iS
ooecs The rqios shops are all in full BIAS, and quite
as ospsrous a. ever. The only difference in them is
IN their msnaer Of dealing out their doses. Instead Of
selling Wbikey by he drink at 49, as OF old, they sell t
oy the bottle, the rate Of $a2 the half pint The re-
ait Of the lsw as II s carried out is that the soldier
not projected from drunksnness and the State looses
The largo reyenusshe usually collected from the tax on
licenses TO retail liquor.
We have bsen led to these remarks by case ex-
amnsd before ibe HaOOr en- Saturday. VIM. N. Emory,
3 soldier with fresh wound in the hand, boughtA pop
bottle of vhisksy from John Burns on Friday night,
took il Up and atsrted OF without paying for il.
Peasants, Of the night watch, pursued him, aud while
taking the shiskey som him assaulted by dsunksn
soldier named David T. eou,tney. Toe upshos Of the
affair was that Peasants arrested both parties.
The Mayor after hearing the faCs sent both soldiers
70 the Provost Marshal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23
TELE G r A HIC


Entered according Of Congress, in She year $780, y s.
CLERKS oco OF the District OoHrt OF tue Ooh
fedr-ate stslss FOR tAs Northern District o. Georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23

Iss--slncs The warn weather has Get IN in earnest
aud there Is promise Of long spell of hot weather. it
is subject Of general congratuation that there is 3
full supply OF cs Il viii alleviate the sufsrings Of
our wounded very materially. Considering the cost Of
every thing else It being sold at moderate rates
eight pounds for dollar. We that some shameless
reproba:e taking advantage Of Mr.. Ro. Rdds absence
from home in the services OF his country has circulated
the report that be has ice this year. This most
uumitgated Islander, aud for which the aushor is
likely to pay dearly as Mr. Rsil is relieved from
militia defy. So far from having no ice, ar. Reid
never before had so large supply. Ee has one leo
house which alone contains over seven hundred thou
u,nd pounds, and to say to the contrary, argaes de-
gree Of depravty almost Incredible. As well might a
man say an editor had sense, general no idea Of
direction or locality poet no originality, as to soy
an ice.dealer had no ice.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23
GENERAL oEDuiS.


In pursuance Of paragraph Of Special Orders, lis.
hereby assume the Reserve Forces Of Virginia, with
my HeAdq In the e Of Richmond until Otherwise al
nounced
IL The Reserve Troops already organized viii, Immediately
upon receipt his dsr proceed By companies TO such
places OF RENDEZVOUS hereinafter named be most
the Captains commanding hereby especially
charged with the duly OF assembling their conmsnds with the
utmost despatch.
LII COMPOSING tie Reserve Forces In counties IL
which their organisation hrs not been already Effected, viii
able promptly sir respective Court Houses where they
will At be organized tythe enrolling oicer and imped
thereafter the comp ses organized will proceed 10 such
point OF be most convenient Of Access
w. The established places Of rendszvocs Ia the STA OF N
gna snpounced loxs Abingdon Dublin Depot Lynch
burg Stanton, Gordonsse Blrksvle Petersburg and Rich
mond where officers command viii be ound, to whom they
will report,
Companies detahmens Of the forces already
duty guarding bridges, lines OF communication Ac will MT be
affected BY this rder they viii continue such service uSt
relieved and their commanding officers instructed
promptly the numbers Of such troops he
points where serving the companies 10 which they belong and
the orders under wiieh III y assigned to duty.
W. The troops bsng called Into active service In he
ded advised Of the prcPey Of providing themselves with
blankets Subsistence &c ul arrangements be made for
their regular supply and nAsmue delay tie Incurred In
their being furnish vi specially eDoined upon all
bring with them TO their tueh servceahe
aud ammunition As they may have In their posse ssion
JAMES L. KRMPER
Bdgadier General
BPeterburg, Lynchbrrs, Stanton papers, and Rocking
ham Register copy. mylI-lw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23

RoBBERY.-0n Saturday night the grocery store oil
James J. Campbell, on l2'h street, between Main aud
Gary, vas broken into aud robbed of nearly the entire
stock Of goods IL contained. Mr. Campbell estimates
his loss at $4,000. This robbery was no doubt
committed by he faro bank negroes who swarm in this
neighbOrhood and who, since the militia were called
ou. have been thrown out of business, and put upon
their ingenuity to get living.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23
DIssOLUTION

IN consequence of the death of Gen. Alex
4 ander Brown the irn Of DEANE BROWN is this day
dissolved The undesgned proposes continue the business
and sOcs patronage The friends Of the above arm All
balances will be settled BY said Deane
who alone auhozed to sign the Of Brown DeAne
and that only In the settlement Of Its business.
ap2I-law3w T. JAS. DKAHE.
Sentinel and RnqulreE copy. ~,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23

HEADQRs DEPARTMENT OF RICHMOND,
May 81, 1864
A LII farmers having corded wood within
IA 1000 yards OF intermediate Lne Of Defenee
are requested in Of active operations Il
afford for the shArpshootsrs Of the enemy.
By order Msjor-General RAMON.
my28-3t T. o. oHE5fNEY, "A. A. g.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23
A. W. MORTON,
ap22-lav2v Clerk Of Oc uucl.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR
" delivering to me- securing that get him, my
sito boy THORNTON, about 10 feet inches
tall pleasant address expression He e residence
ohsrlotesyie Abemsrle county, the 18th February WA
purchased by nix ago. Mr. Thomas Crane OF orpe.
uh1T-~T 6DO. NJ BOWEN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23

BAD BUSINESS II TKUE-Tbe denzsns in the NORTH
western suburbs we're thrown into some excitement
on Friday by the report that negro bnger named
White had killed his mother. The story,
for which We do not youch is that the buglals mother
being lunAtlc it was part Of the prescribed regimen
to duck her whenever one OF her paro1ysims on
and that In carrying the prescription on Thursday
night the unhappy musician Overdid the remedy and
drowned the old woman.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23

To the Voters Of Richmond: -, -,
am candidate for reelection the once shen OF this
city, and respectfully solicit The votes my fowzenS the
election Thursday, May seth.
my99-.t H. X. ELLYs0N.R
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23

y BURKAu on C0AsCRlPII0N,
May 10, 1864. (
Enrolling officers ia the State Of vrgins viii cher such
srucons be addressed "a them By Bgader General
Remper the matter indicated In Special Orders iiS Id-
tans and Inspector GensrIs once. The comnandant Of
oncrpts for the Of Virginia win forthwith Issue such In
rucous 10 his viii insure the vigorous execution OF
tnese orders JoHs 4. PRESTON,
Colonel and Superintendent.
HxIDor larKRs RESERVE STATE Va
R,chmond, May 18th, 1854