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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

NOEAC6s -
THE subscribers will take orders for the Con
l. federAte staes Bonds TO be sod 2lst instant
ooumb South Carolina len before the 10th instant eharg
Ing a commission FOR attention 10 same.
Virginia State per cent kegisisred Bonds.
FOR SALE.
Sterling Exchange in ESQ bills.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
FROM NORTH GEORGIA.
THAII Mus, wlsr or MARIrrrA

THRKn MILE3 w RST OF MARIETTA,
Jane 18th, 1864
The enemy ma 10 an attack In three lines of batlle,
yesterday ON our ex RENE le near L1st Mountain and
were received with a terrific voey Of artillery ard
musketry. They were driven back by our fOfoea and
their dead streWsd the ground from which they had
been driven The fight occurred at p. NJ, and full
accounts are not yet received The enemy cannonaded
our works In tie centre OF lnes iuriously. Both
lines remain substantially the came yesterday. The
enemy continue firing. They attempted to shell our
signal corps, on Ksnnesaw Mountain, bu. could not
reach the top Of the mountain.
SECOND De. PATCH.
THREE MILEs WIsr or MARIITTA. June ls.-The enc
my has moved arg, number Of his forces on our lst
Oannonadng and muskerJ are constant, amounting al
most to an ell gagement The rau still continues, which
renders the roads un6. for military operations. The
indications en- our left apd centre are that they will be
attacked Our army is in splendid spirits aud ready
foe the attack Deserers in this morning, drunk.
There were but few casualties sserday on our ii e.
Several prisoners we're captured this morning.
MARIETTA, June ls.-Rain has been slng heavily
and necessarily greater part Of last night and all this
morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
SORGHUM BOILERS
SORGHUM BOILERsl

sheet Iron Of all bottoms sorghum pans for sale
n any quantity a old Dominion Iron and Mall WORKS Pearl
-irssf r n BLANKKNsHIP,
aplS-s,aSln Assaa
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GENERAL ORDERs,


In pursuance Of paragraph Special Orders, No 49,
hereby the Reserve Forces Of Virginia. With
In the city Of Richmond until otherwise an
nounced.
IL The Reserve Troops already organised will, mmedatey
upon this order proceed BY companies 70 sueh o5e
places OF rendezvous hereinafter named be m Mt
acoesbe the Captains commanding hereby epeca
charged with the duty Of assembling their commands with
utmost despatch.
Ill The men composing Reserve Forces In counties In
which organisation has not been already effected, win as
Sebe promptly their respective Court Houses where they
organised by the enrolling officers, and mmed
thereafter the organized wiz proceed TO such
point OF be most convenient Of access
w. The established places Of rendezvous In the Sta Of Viz
gnA announced 70 ows: Abingdon Dublin Depot Lynch.
burg Stanton Gordonsvle Buksve Petersburg and Rich
mond where officers command win be iound 10 whom they
Win report
" Companies detAehens reserve already
duty bridges lines Of communication, &C., wiz not be
aected By this ORDER they viii connue Rpon such service until
relieved their commanding ocsrs are instructed report
promptly headquarters numbers such troops the
points serving the companies 70 which they belong, aud
he orders under which they were Asllgned 10 duty.
WI The being called service In the
aid are advised Of the propesy Of providing themselves with
&c until arrangements be made for
er regular supply and nRsmuch delay be Incurred In
helr being furnished with specially enoined upon all
10 bring with their rendezvous such Bervoeabe firearms
and ammunition they may have In thsir posstsson.
JAMEB L. KEMPER,
'rr Brgader General
E-Ps.sburs. Lynehburs s,auniOn papers, and Reclng
ham Register copy mylt-lN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

~ KNERAL GROCERY AND
VI COMMISSION $40 Re-
THE UNDERSIGNED gise notice that they commenced
GENERAL GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
their old stand 81 Main street. and Will pas patouar aen
ton the sales OF all Country Produce Manufactured and
Smoking Tobacco consigned 10 them.
Mr.. r. Il. BUTLER will have Interest buness and
will pay attention the sales goods
our care. WILLIAMS, ELIl0Fr 4 90. :
Richmond, Va, April Dab, 1854. spil-d2E 4 sN9w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
PATENT SORGHUM on SUGAR CANE
CRUSHER.

TNHE difficulty of obtaining imported sugar
i and conpes rely home production one
or cultivated In sorghum win yield scent molsssa
for consumption ordinary farm.
Prepare your land, and plant seed good
Ousher and make moasses sooH ss the sorghuA cane
matures.
The subscriber has obtained Letters Patent from NE Goa sis
rate States and improved Sorghum ergaf are
Cusher rspdy with which the juice pressed fo the
san the saving Of the juice a. aov 10 the econ NJ Of
sbor required ths machnen simplicity OF us-
ton and which good running ordr,
it's superior to the machines heretofore used.
FOR sALE-srArr RIGHTS AND COUNTY RIanIs
pnst ce Povhsan County Va or JOHN BOOKER, kq, ho
has model at the once Of Kerr Lyon Richmond, Va
laa,1-d2tkcSms THOMAS y. bkonE.- 2
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nitu of Richmond. 10 mil /.

CITY of Richmond, to init.
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
"A Court Of Hungs Of the said city, on the 9th Day q june
1864:
Alexander Sands administrator vii the will annexed OF the
estae.of Robert W. BanWe deceased and administrator Of
Marv Singleton Barnweu deceased, Plain'iG,
against
John s. Barnwe Robert Barnwe and Edward rnwsl To-
ans under he age twentyone and under the age OF
fourteen years, T. T. Jackson and others, Defendants
The OH OF this salt Is TO gAte and have aJceitaned se
tei and finally by the The right u poperty In
certain articles bonds men1ned In the BILL consisting OF
purchases mde by the Robert W. BarnEe In his lifetime
claim which has been preferred by Dr. A. Lsar on behalf
the Carolina Hospital Bureau, and which articles &C.
are Dr. NJ L. Borde behalf Of himself and
others OF the souih Oaroine Asocatonthe said
articles are mentioned described Ia Exhibit H. filed With the
bin Exhibit bsinE ustrume Of wrng which, II Is stated
IA the bill was executed by r. W. Barnw shory
fore his DEATH by which nsIrumen he dsaed 70 empwe Dr.
LAfar OF bis death disability to sill aud
ply carrying the purposes OF The sooth Carolina Hos ~
bureau articles, bonds &c therein mentioned And ad
y having been made said JonA g. Barnwe Robert W.
Barnwe Edward Dsrnwel infants, and Jackson,
OF Commonwealth OF Nrgin they heI eby
REQUIRED 10 appear In the said Clicks ofhc wa mouth a
publication OF this lr and do what be nscessary
10 protect their Interests 10 this suit
hs-v4w RO HOWARD, Ok
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RK.-DAGT, year. $40 FIX HonhI' tso 'orSs @on'o'
y For less peri 4. a PER 1outA
k..FSzgLE, year, tse iz aOnhh 80. NO '4oa HP"'4
49,. for less lhan Six nonihL
s.T. yssr. us hE months, S. No subscription receives
= l,ss a. siE nonths.
Es,aiila ioeS A. risS Of the subscriber.
RnAsees IA Az dollar bl' old issue discounted sso0s1
az % tbs arket value In Richmond ihe time rec P@
s,rossas Aoss papsrS are uArksa VIA orS's ~ aadss
a. hat a. Tern sabsol ion Ia aeon' . etfh'' 'Hi va
rssat Z, uap.g 81 tasy si-h Ne papers cont aarS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
sHERIDAN's ROUTE

Fscm gentleman just from spOisylsaniA County'
We obtain the following account Of the route taken oy
Shsri5ans raiders after their dsieat By n Hampton
Tia Eight on Sunday eOmmeaced at TreFilliaAs Depot
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
RANK NOTICE.

A I meeting of the Banks OF this city, held
"A he 1Oh inS resolved that notice be given that
treasury Notes (od sue) Of the Confederate
states longer received deposit by them,
deposors withdraw the amount at theif
The 25th tug othefwle will be converted Into
new currency and placed TO their credit.
Richmond. June 1lth. 1854. jsll-lR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
A. W. MoRroH.
, Clerk Of u uncn.
ap22-1aw2w

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARs REWARD ZOE
" delivering 70 me, securing that Get him,
latto boy THORNTON, about ID ycan cid, feet nehsa
Charlottesville, Abemare county, the is'h yeeras wss
purchased by ago, 81 Mr. Thomas Crane o. oIp
per county, 70 which county be has probably gore.
mh1f-cN Gto. NJ BOWIE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
amy of Richmond. 70 Wa =

GlTY of Richmond, to Wit AT Rnles held
~ In the Clerks ONCE Of the Court ausag 1r tbs said
City, on Monday, the 9Th day Of June, 1885,
Wellington Goddn and James L. Apperson, partners uader the
Arm and style OF Goddn& ApPerson, PinL
against
william Kelly, - Den.
IN CHANCEkY
The object OF this suit TO recover agan the deiu ant the
hundred and ninety dollars aad nne cents
wthaegal interest hundred and 70 six dollars and y
nine cents part thereof from the 2h day Of Fe So! md
on one fortyou dollars and hi tel ~ ceLt the
residue thereof the Sd day Of MARCH, lS62 ill nen
and 10 subject real estate Ia the bill menoued 70 tne
payment Of the taid debt -
AFFIDAVIT having been made that the defenat Wiaa Kelly,
Is not State OF Virginia. he's hereby quired to
appear said Clerks within month ter due pub
LEGATION ro and do what be necessary 10 protect bis In
terests Ac py-teste, :,
je9-W4w kJ HOWARD, olsrH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20
AN ORDINANCE
ITO REPEAL AND RR-ENACT THF s~a
Il sEorIoE OF THE osDIskNcE oosorvv' -.
KITS fp....a Arm on. ,ssaI

Be ordained by the Council OF the City o, Richmond Ss
the eleventh section Of the ordnzhee concerning markets.
ed the 18th day Of October 1865 be- sna the Leseby
repealed and reeoacted 30 rs TO read - follows;
Section IL. After market hourr sell
about the Streets other than about market houe
cncis But shall offer for sale s Market tster
eggs ash, fowls fruits, vegetables, other articles which
have purchased ii srket, while their way
and within SIX miles Of markes except un or vsgs
ables which shall been produced In another se
dstapee not ess tnan fsen miles from this city,
shall person engaged In seing AZ Market butter, essl
fowls purchase hin self BY the agency Of another At stk
either for himself ether person. on tee same day that bek
seer thereof any butter eggs fowls Any viossns
this G forfeit what ESQ purchased and shall for
volAon psy nne q potlefs n Ten nor more Us tiy
dollars aud II he guilty scconl time OF such vioatps
SHALL addition the hne therefor, 10 prohibited forever alter
WARTS either principal agent for smother from offering for
sale either market any Of said articles And perfel
shall SELL offer for sale, anything whatever AZ market n
sad city after he shall have been prohibited the thing sid
or offered sale shall be forfeited the ty and be eed and
By clerk Of the market for The benefit OF the city, and
The party offending shs moreover be ensd atty dollars s
each thing sold, offered for sale, By him.
A. W. MORTON.
.,oo-1avow CLARK of Ofu 4.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

BUREAU CONSUMPTION,
May l6, 1864. (
EnrOng Oosrs the State Of Virginia win obey such In,
Kemper In the matter indicated In Special 0rd No. l3 Adj
tAnt and Inspector Generals Once The commandsnt Of
conScrpts for the state Virginia win forthwith Issue such In.
strueous his Oce viii Insure the vigorous execution Of
thesa ordera JOHN PASSION,
Colonel and Superintendent
HEADQUARTERS REsrRyz or STATE o. Va,
Richmond May 10th, 1861 I
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

VNHE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COM
Il pany win pay the per cent Confederate soekhd
are advised not TO list their share,
spSO-eodst' seey.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-20

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ADcT AND IEsP'R aENL's OFFICE
- -Rlonnoan. haV l6lh. 1854.

SPECIAL ORDERS, / =
No. u8.
l. Brigader General JdmSs Ksmpsr viii take immediate
command Of The State OF Virginia. He
complete hee organization and place them At once In
To this end he authorized 70 employ all Enrolling On
establish such point ~ he deem best
the QuarteTm Aster OonDiSsary Ordnance and
Medical Departments Teqdred 70 furnish all necessary IA
cihues .t..-
and sueh Regular any unassigned
will immediately report General Kemperv who authorised 10
assign them temporarily TO duty with the Reserves.
BS command OF the Secretary Of War.
JoHz W. RELY,
Asst AdJt Gent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-18
FaRn At aunrIoN-szLE POSITIVE
ap 18-l1n

- I VIII sell, at public sale, on the ?ren1-
El::5Hs ises, on Wednesday, Nay 18th, the fine
estate, MOUNT ZEPHYR, OF 645 acres prime
upland in q high state Of cultivation, we'll Wa
tered, good fencing, fine dwelling, lee ana
Meat Houses, Blacksmith shop, and tools.
growing crops; also fine BROOD MARES,
2 promising COLTS Of fine stock, 8 MULES.
8 pair OXEN, Fresh Milch COWS and
CALVES, q DEVON BULL, Hogs Of the
best breed, Poultry. Ploughs and Furniture,
The farm is Il miles from Mount Vernon
wharf, from Alexandria and Is from Wash
in gton, the best markets in the United States.
Terms FOR personal property cash; for real CSC
tate cash, / in years. in years with Inter
est. For further particulars address W Ware.
Mount Zephyr: Alexandria, Va.
". L. PENN,
ny 5--Cit25% Alctione67s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-18

The armed Federal steam transport i. \.
Weed was blown up By the explosion Of TWO
to7peaoes al once, II the St. John river Flor
ida, recently. The second engineer, cabin boy,
and one other Of The crew were lost. 4 large
number Of others were wounded, solno severe
y. The steamer was rendered total wreck.
Reports from North Carolina, via Newborn
and New York, say that the Confede7ates have
sent all their available forces from that State
to Virginia, and Confederate troops are con-
tinually passing over the North Carolina rail-
roads to reinforce Gen. Lee
The "American Bank IS q new institution
in Baltimore. The redemption Of some Of
its notes has been refused at tbs bank, because
as the cashier says, they we're obtained BY q
species Of fraud anl false promises
Gen. Gordon has been ordered 10 Florida = :
relieve Gen. Birney, the Federal Commander
there, denotins that the court martial il this
case has resulted in Gen. Gordon favor.
Advices from Alexandra, Louisiana, indi-
cate that the Federal forces under General 4,
Smith, #ill be compelled to fight tneir way
overland to the Mississippi River
The water il the Potomac is SO high from
the late rains, that the lower part OF Water
street, in Georgetown, and the wharyes and
lower floors OF stores there are oVer6oWn,
A steamship line between Washington and
Philadelphia, is being organized.
OST the 18th MEMCRA NDiTM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-18

Washington iKelief)~ W
Star Reel 8
Two Tires. 5
ro4,; 1886
i semi official dispatch from Washington
states that Sherman has entered Resaca arc
established there his headquarters. His loss
in the second days battle at that point,
when the heaviest fighting took place, is estl-
mated by the Louisville Journal at two thou
sand seven hundred making al aggregate Loss
six thousand I've hundred men. General
Johnston is represented as retreating TO Allan
ta but it is considered quite probable that ne
has only fallen back to some stronger position.
Vicksburg adgces to the 10th, say that an
expedition under General McArthur sent ont
by Gen Socum, had captured lazoo C1ty
with but little resistance, A messenger en-
route to Gen. Kirby Smiths army was captnr-
ed with dispatches purporting to be from cen
eral Lee to Adjutant General Cooper, saying
that Grants army had been repulsed and
driven back towards Washington.
The Washington Chronicle admits that the
gpaniard, ArgueElas, was arrested II New oTk
by agents of the Captain General OF Cuba,
With the permission Of the u. S. government.
He has been taken to Cuba, charged with
being a fugitive slave dealer, The Chronicle,
excuse is that there is no eztradlctlon treaty
existing between Spain and the United States.
The National Intelligencer, while it express
ees confidence in the success OF zen. Grant,
in view Of the relnforcements, &C. says that
the military conduct, and herolsm OF cne
confederate Commander will inscrlbe hls
name high on the roll OF thu great captains OF
'history.'>.
The Confederate cavalry, ten thousand
strong, under Generals forrest and Roddy.
we're threatening Huntsville and Decatur, Ala
bana, last Saturday. The Federal command
ant at Huntsville, had ordered all the citizens
at the latter place to work on the tortlhcatlons,
Tae extensive Cabinet Factory of Mr.. Jas.
Green, at the corner of Prince and Fairfax SITS,
has been taken possession Of by the Federal
military authorities here and is being arranged
1t Is said Tor a prison.
The American residents in Lima, and CalIao
have denounced seizure of the Chincha islands
By SPAIN and call for, upholding the Monroe
doctrine, by the =. 5. government.
told in New 7 ork. yesterday. 1Io.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-18
TO PREVENT SICKNESS,
PIJ RIFY III I. BLOOD

= I
NOTHING is more wholesome at this ti1lla
~ Of year than 8 gentle purgatiye It viii
purify the blood and digestive organs, and enc
bic the system the better to endure the warm
season 10 come For this purpose we would
advise every one in quest Of sound n alth, 80
try box Of Prof Wundram's Vegetable Pills
or Powders which have proved SO salutary the
past two seasons, TO al who tried them,
For sale &c most Druggists. See ADVERTISE
rent IN another column. ap 3O-2no
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-18

e e D
T7HE undersigned having purchased the
L stock, good will and fixtures Of the we'll
known Grocery and Provision Store Of the late
friends and the public generally that he is nov
in receipt of fresh supply Of CHOICE FA NJ
lily GROCERIES, and most respectfully So
licits share Of public patronage.
". F. HENDERSON,.
ap 15-tf No 226, King sly cor. Alfred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-18

GLORIOUS NEWS at Fl. Schwarz's, 1872,
VI King street, He has Just opened the finest
and most splendid assortment Of BONNETS,
that was ever before offered in this city. The
cheapest and best assortment OF Silk Goats;
and Raglans, that ever you SEW. Also,
a fine stock Of Dress Goods, and large as
sortment of Cottons, Flannes and great many
other new things too numerous to MENTION,
Call and see fer yourself, at the cheap store OF
n Schwarz. my I4-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-18
;ef that general engagement was in

The belief that a general engagement was III
progress.
At the Confederate prisoners had been
brought down TO Belle Plain Tor the purpose OF
being shipped to Point lookout. There icing
Int two steamers in readiness, only portion
of then, could be removed, and the remainder
we're sent back into the valley.
SALE OF OLD FIRE APPARATUS. Three
old fire engines and two hose reels, belonging
70 the corporation, but unfit for further use
were sold this morning, at public auction for
1885, as follows
Star Fire Engine. Sl6O
Sea Horse and Hose Reel (Reliefj, 100
Washington (Relief). %
Star Reel, 8
Two Tires. 5
Total. 5000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-18

Gold, in New York, yesterday. 11o.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-05

The Fair, to all important intents, closed
on Saturday night, though the west wing
of the principal Fair buildings was open
on Monday and Tuesday There was but
a slim attendance of people upon these
days. An auction was held yesterday
and will be continued to-day, to dispose Of
a few articles left on hand.
The Sword vote" resulted IN "vic.
tory SO far as greenbacks arc concerned
for General Grant. At the time CT closing
the subscription books, General Mcclellan
was 1886 ahead; but the loyal leaeucrs
torned 10 their currency by letter. or Sc
cret ballot, TO the amount OF nearly $50.
000--so that the result IL: General Me
Clellan, 1909; General Grant. 30,29l
scattering, l63; Grants majority, 1872
Seven envelopes, containing in the aggro,
gate SIC ,522. purporting to be from the
rloysl men" of New York, New England
and Chicago, were deposited, deciding the
question.
4 movement is on foot to give General
MCCLELLAN a sword, the presentation OF
which all the loyal leaguers in the country
cannot prevent. We have received forty
one dollars from correspondent who signs
Justice" as the voluntary offering Of
himself and fellow. clerks for the com
mencement of fund for this purpose
Justice proposes that contributions be
received at this Office to this end.-N y
World
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-05
Corporation ElcctiOn-AbOlitiO
ism DemOraliZed.

The abolitionists acting under the ad
vice of their file leaders here made no op
position to the democratic candidates fol-
Corporation officers on Monday last, except
the Marshal. They met in caucus last
week and concluded not to run general
ticket but toaselect their strongest and best
man for Marshal, concentrate their forces,
and if possible elect him. Deputy Provost
Marshal Darlington was accordingly nomi-
mated, and out of oil votes polled he re-
ceived Forty Ssuen. The miscegens acted
very naughty, indeed we think they treat
ed their candidate very shabby, or else
they were egregiously mistaken as to the
estimate in which he is held IN this COM
munity. We have no doubt however, that
he was the best and most available man of
their party for the position which they
sought to give him.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-05

DARING iMPIETY-There is man by
the name OF Wiley, a member eff Congress
from Western Virginia, Senator, we be-
licve, who recently made speech in favor
Of immediate and unconditional abolition.
He closed his harangue with the daring
and shocking assertion that ''if he believed
the Bible sanctioned slavery, he would
curse God and die" \ moments reAec-
ton is necessary to Comprehend the full
measure Of the blasphcmy of this remark
uttered in the Senate of the United Stftes.
and copied with commentator in leading
Republican papers We are not surprised
at it, for it is the very spirit of the party to
which Wiley belongs, bat we copy it to ask
if the wretch who uttered and the party
who approve it, are not fully prepared to
resolve, as did their prototypes, the French
Jncobins, chat there is no God and that
death is an eternal Sleep" Both of
these resolutions would pass the present
Congress any day, if dictated by the neces-
sites of the party which the majorties of
the two Heusss rcpresent.--Doyton I'm
pire.