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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

FRIsHTESED Orion Tuesday night some thieves,
who we're attempting to break into William Eugliah's
grocery of Leigh and I'd Streets discovered
and scared eff by an old negro woman who slept on
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
THE MARYLAND CEMETERY.

We ak the attention Of the public to notice in this
paper relative to the purchase of lot in Hollywood
Cemetery for the iuterment OF the gallant Maryanders
who may fall in the defence Of cause they have so
arleniy and earnestly espOusei They are in sickness
dependent and grateful for the many kindnesses be-
slowed upon them in death they should not be for
gotten; but their remains should rest where loved ones
may be permitted in the future to shed tear or ereOta
fitting monument over their cherished dead
We feel sure that such call will meet prompt re
spouse.
The presiding elders of the Mobile Methodist Con
ference messas Greensboro, Ala, on the 4h Of July,
aud these of the Montgomery Conference at Tuskegee
As on the 5th Of July, for the purpose OF devisog
plan for the support and education of the orphans OF
deceased soldiers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
OFFIoC SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO.,

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. 20, 1854.
The Southern Express Company hereby notify the naS Sno
relatives Of soldiers In the Army OF Nerthein Nrsns
where they are prepred carry out 81
nOanoed in the above card and that they VII 90 All IN hs
(ienersl sup't and Acting President,
Ie9-e,d2m southern Express Co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

TIE WEATHER The weather continues dry, aud tie
skies bright and cloudess. We have had no rain Of
consequence since the battle of Gold Harbor. dry
June is considered TO give sure promise of coed corn
crop; it ia certainly favorable to the gathering of the
wheat harvest We may remark, ia passing, that ia
dry spe in this month Of battles expOdes the theory
that rain invariably follows heavy cannOnados Ii the
theory had held good, we should have had deuse in
stead Of the present drought.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

CoMHEEDABLI.-Mr. John D. Harvey, hAyiog one
hundred bushels of potatoes for SALE and learning
that the hucksters asking S6a peck for old poia-
toes has sold his stock to salesman 10 the Se,ond Mar.
ket for $40 per bushe, upon the condition that the
s,esman is not to ask for them than I'll peck,
aud not to sell than two pecks to any person.
Mr.. Harvey ia the gentleman who, during the first
great scarcity of salt that occurred after the breaking
out Of hoatites, and when salt was selling for $l6
sack by the quantity, pui NUMBER of sacks into the
hands of the Clerk of TIE Second Market to be retaed
out in small quantities at the rate of 81 sack If there
was more of this spirit of benevolsnce among our rich
men, there would be far less suffering among the poor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

ClTY of Richmond, to Wit AT Rules held
in the Clerks Office OF the Of HuBtings for the said
City, on Monday, the 9th day OF June, 1854.
Wengo Goddn and James L. ApperOn partners under the
hxr and style Of Goddn 4 Apperson, Pills.
against
william Kelly, Deh
IN CHANoERY
The object OF this suit against the defendant the
sum hundred and ninety dollars aud nine three cents
with legal interest hundred and dollars and fifty
nine sens part thereof from the 9th day Of February 1852 and
on one hundred oryour dollars and htyour cents, the
residue thereof IRON the Sd day OF March, 1852 till payment
and TO subject certain real estate, In the bill menoned to the
payment Of the said debt.
Iadaylt having been the defendant William Kelly
moi resident State OF Virginia he Is hereby required 70
appear Clerks within month ter due pub
caton hereof do what necessary u protect his In
terests Acipy-teBts,
ie9-w4w no. HOWARD. Oier<.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
A. H. LAYTON,
ouARTERWAsrER GENERALS DEPT,

oUARTERHAsrER GENERALS DEPT,
RICHMOND, Juqe lat, 1854
Mr. R. B. Bullock an agent Of this Department. assigned 70
Che duty of organizing transportation Of supplies oil 1000 ana
cng under with the Southern Express Com
pany, above related. -, -
He win visit the several Relief Associations explain the work
ing system encourage the friends OF soldiers 70 take
the aeId 49, A.. X. LAYTON,
QuartermAster General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
rVO THE FRIENDS OF THE SOL
L DLERS TRROUGHOT U7HE C0YFEDERACY:
QUARTERMAsTER GEMS DEPARTMENT, J /
RAILROAD BUREAU, : i


This endB relatives OF soldiers In the Army OF Northern
vrgna are hereby notified that has this day
been eecsd with The Southern Express Company 10 carry all
nackRges Of food and wearing apparel TO Richmond Va
obtained through the Express
obasEvsdE
contain than hundred pounds be
veil plainly Marked and scot at the expense Of the
shipper 10 either the Soldiers Relief Associations which are
located as follows:
In North Carolina Ralelg I'm South Carolina, at Oolumbia
IA eorgA at Augusta; In Alabama Montgomery or 70 any
oher pont At which these Associations have an oce
The Agents OF Association will there take charge OF them
and ship daily by Southern Express Company TO the proper
Agents The respective States at Richmond who viii see them
distrbuted 10 the proper Individual owners
To meet wishes Of the soldiers and TO gye them certain
and speedy communication With home the southern Express
COMPANY has agreed give tns freight preference 0oer eUer
in0 else and order that obstacle may occur to the sue
cess 20 audabe enterprise tbs several railroad companies
hereby 10 render the Express Company fc
es as enable to make this arrangement complete sue
.lsia.
As the soHern Express Company all responsibility OF
Che packages the Relief Associations are
withdraw their agents who have heretofore acted as
araveng messengers II the Relief Associations will establish
geneIe In the other armies they enjoy the game
pPVeges hereby the army Of Northern Virginia
J. W. BINS,
Lieut.. Dol. and @ n.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

TNOBACCO.-12,000 Pounds VIM. Greanor,s
i Black Twist TOBACCO sound and o. me Jey
bsli quality suitable for export and WIN be aenVeo N
on 1:s = T. FOR 'Als0S LP. DUvAL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
e ELEG RIA HTu
RspOrss .; aso Presz Assossatson.

Entered according Of Congress in the 1885, by
the (erk once Of the District Co5 OF he Oon-
fedora States for the Northern District OF Georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
Citu of Richmond, to sUit /:

City Of Richmond, TO ait:
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
IA Court Hastings the said city the 9th day Of June
1864:
Alexander H. Sands administrator with the will annexed OF the
estate Of Robert w. Barnwe deceased and administrator Of
Mary Singleton Barnwell, deceased, Plaintiff
against
John s. Barnwe Robert W. Barnwe and Edward Barnwel
an under the age OF tvenone and under the age OF
fourteen years, T. T. JAckson and others. Defendants
The object this suit Is gAte and have asceaned set
tied and finally by the right Of property in
certain articles bonds &c. mentioned In the bill consisting OF
purchases made by Robert W. BsnRe In his lifetime
claim which has been preferred by Dr. T. A. aar on behalf
Of the South Carolina Hospital Bureau and which articles &C.
are claimed by Dr. H. L.Borde behalf OF himself and
others Committee South OaroinA Associatonthe said
articles and described Ia Exhibit H. hed with the
bin Exhibit ustrume at OF writing which, It Is stated
ia the bill was by the w. BsrnWe shortly be-
fore death, which instrument be designed to empower Dr.
OF his death disability 10 sell and
ply carrying the OF the South Carolina Hospital
bureau the articles, bonds &C. therein mentioned And aida
VII having made that the said john g. Barnwe Robert W.
Barnwe and Edward Banwe infants and E. jackson,
Commonwealth Of urgins they hereby
required appear the said Clerks ocs within mouth a
ter publication Of this order and do what be necessary
10 protect their Interests 10 this suit
copy-Teste,
"a a-x4S no. HOWARD, elk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
PATENT SORGHUM OR SUGAR CANE
CHUSHEH.

fTNHE difficulty of obtaining imported sugar
i and moasses compss rely home production. One
cultivated in Sorghum will yield sufficient molssses
for consumption ordinary farm. ~
Prepare your land plant Jour seed earysecure good
ouher and make noAsses as soon a. the sorshu or cane
natures
The subscriber has obtained Letters Patent from the oonfede
rate States for and improved Sorghum Sugar Cane
Crusher. In the rapidly with which the juice pressed % tho
stain the saving Of the juice COWS In the economy OF
labor required msehlnen simplicity OF conuc-
on and the with which Il kept good running order,
III much superior 10 the machines heretofore used.
FOR skLE-srATE RIGHTS AND COUNTY RIGHTa'
For and particulars address the subscriber Bssvs
has model, At the once Of Kerr Lyon, Richmond. Va
apl-d2t&c8ms THOMAS Q. BROWN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

FINE RAmKNF.-Some time ago young woman,
named Rosa Bedford living somewhere on Gary street.
had stolen from her costly black velvet robe. Yes
tsrday morning negro girl, named Adene offered 70
sen to Katy Estele, an inhsbitant Of upper Broad
street. black velvet robe very similar to the one stolen
from the woman Bickord. The negro asked $4,000 for
the robe Estes believing it to be BckOrds, sent for
policeman and had tho negro arrested aud carried be.
fore the mayor when another young woman, radiant
with silk and jewels appeared and stated that the robe
was hers and that she had consigned it to the nego to
sell. Rosa Bickford having examined the robe, de-
cared tina. Ii was not the stolen from her. though
Il vas in many respects like it. Upon hearing this de-
csraon the mayor dismissed the case. We regret not
being able to inform the reader whether the dress
eventus y sold for the two thousand doArp whether
it was allowed to go for few hundred dollars less.
MAYORS OoURr.-Besides the cases mentioned ell O.
where there were many other matters before the Mayor
Yesterday, none Of which, however, deserve much no
tee.
David Lewis and Jno. J. Bou Fare two young soldiers,
were sent on to the Hastings Court to answer the charge
of stea ing horse from Ed J. Duval, Of Goochland.
The evidence was that two days before the horse wns
stolen from Mr. Duvals pasture in Goocbllnd Lewis and
Bou1are were in that neghbOrhcOd, at the house Of
the latsrs father. Subsequently Boulware sold the
horse to Jordan Miller of Screamersville, John Clash
of Bacon Quarter Branch, witnessing the transaction
Upon that OCCASION young BOulWAre said he was selling
the horse for bis father and signed his fathers name 10
the bill Of sale.
Jordan Miller was charged with receiving the above
mentioned horse knowing the same to have been sto-
en- The evidence against him was that after buying
he ho he traded him off Immediately aad subse-
quent eat word to the with whom he traded that
the no % as stolen, and he had better get it out OF
the city. he absence Of aWtness the case was con-
tEued.
Georgiara az, q woman Of ill-isme, was sent to
jail on her fAilus to give security to keep the peace
Her offence vGs the using Of profane and obscene Ian
guage in the street on Tuesday night.
The cases of number of negroes, charged With steal
ing many dere4t kinds of property, we're appropriately
disposed Of and the court adjourned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
LAFEsr ERoM YAEKEEpoM.

The Philadelphia H,qirer of the lSsh, received at
Fredericksburg, has letter from Grants army giving
an aceOu Of the capture of Petersburg by the Yam
KEGS WhereupOn the editor goes into eCstaces and
predicts the speedy overthrow of the rebellion. How
easily Yankee editors are gulei.
Andy johnson has made speech accepting the nom
inatiOn for Vice President He says the reelection Of
Lincoln Will be Of itself the crushing of the rebellion.
Prentice demands the "remOva" OF John Morgan or
peace aud the recognition Of the rebels.
On the strength of the lying account of the taking of
Petersburg, gold fen to ls6 and fraction. How will it
be when they learn of their repuse Yesterday evening
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
AUCTION sALEs-zns DAr.
AUCTION SALE.
a. AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE OF


THE CONFEDERATE sTATEs.-The Directors Of the Yong
Mems Christian Association OF Richmond respectfully, bu
earnestly submit the benevolent and the patriotic hroughcu
the Confederate States appeal In behalf OF the soder fAr
has been refuge those who have been driven from hs
homes BY ruthless enemies houssnds Of helpless women
and Children not nom the devastated counties OF Virginia Alone
nearly every State Of the Condeacy have sought "a
ayum in midst citizens have sppealed 10 IN
peerless 70 relieve the sick and wounded soldiers 70 mn
nsn noe and clothing for soldiers IN the Held and hospital and
70 anoa 1900 ana shelter for their suffering families and molly
appeal
duced, and the difficulties others by ordnary
and great that funds contributed for re rs
Of the can accomplish but little purchasing The necssa
ofhfe.
there than three thousand females city who
seeking employment from the Government tboss
who obtain work not fully employed The rscsyi
sucency Of the panest food for themselves and chdrsa
without sssance then, from the city and country generally
OF actual starvation must have occurred Our
chase Of supplies both grsutous Justification and sale
at cost but the agents employed for the purpose have ncs been
able 10 prorcre the quantity Of provisions required
Under these circumstances we feel that Il our duty V ~
forward without delay contributions Of money and supplies
the Army Committee Of this Association. Since the
ment OIL this Committee has sbored xesousy and faith
fully he oral and spiritual welfare Of soldiers and
their families and for the success Of glorious Lei
soldiers be discouraged now the Of
yeres and trust our last and most gorous campaign
at home.
shipments made 70 Roger Martin, superintendent wn p
hunord Chairman Of the Army comntee win be promptly ~
Aud In accordance with special agreement made
With the Superintendent Of the eouherp Express Company AL
express charges win be paid by them at Richmond.
Contributions Of money should also be sent these gentlemen
tzc Southern papers requested TO copy. apal--v
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
ap22-1aw2w

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR
~ delivering 70 me- or securing 90 that get him. py nm.
ta pleasant address expression He e my rdeEcs
Charlottesville, Abemare county, the 18th February Was
purchased by years ago, Of Mr. Thomas Crane OF cupe
per county, 70 which county be has probably gone.
mh1T-cn GEO. n. BOWsk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

rGS00 REWARD
0OOO Runaway from the subscriber, Liberty Bed
ford county ga April two negroes jim and ELLEN.
who recently puchasedof Mr. John y Tasfeo, Of Gull
pepe county, where they making their Jim
i some Is yea complexion, feet inches hh
has been in the army and will TO himself OF a. ,he
want on an ofcer him cavalry boots soldiers esp
With SLOUGH hat blue cloth
military frock Coat, blankets, &c. -
Ellen some thirty yea DID, bright complexion, stout and
good lQppghsd with her when she Left plaid lnsey, black
calico, black hood blsnkes &C. Leaving
child where she from, may induce her 10 stop 70 see
The above reward M paid in the currency, deEy
cred town Richmond, myself at Lib
erty; or secured % get them $3.50 for either
JOSEPH P. WINSTON.
my5-2aw4w Liberty, Bedford uncoiy, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

SPECIAL 0RDERB |11H
No. 81
XXX Brgadier General John H. Wipder hereby directed
make immediate enquiry and report without delay;
It, name rank regiment and corps OF AL commissioned
ocers length Of ame each hiss In The city.
In he viii require copy Of the leave By whi
the ecer absent from his command Or saoned
the city, copy the order BY which he wasput upon duty
XXI. appears that officer not rghtfuy In
Richmond he viii be sent forthwith 70 his proper command
the fact reported this once for further action OF the Depart
By commando Of the Secretary Of War;: -
(eienedl JOHN wITHERS,
- 80 Asst kdjt Gen.
In with the ORDERS all Officers arriving
city, this city (uho have not already done
So report person, without delay 81 these heeddnsrtcr
BY order OF Bngsdier General JoBn II. WmDEr, Comm
Deppt J. w. PEGRAM, A. A. Ger.
no io--H
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

FIVE DOLLAR NOTES WANTED,
EOR 8 Dozen French Calf Skins.
IL SLAUGHTER co.,
jeQO-6l $50 Main b.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

AT noon, yesterday, when the absence OF sensation
ems vas complete, Tum0F vas started, and was soon
currsut throughout tic city, that HsDya Local Defence
Battalion had been captured BY ths Yankees. Il was
sOOo. however, aathOritAtsey announced on the enS
tn board Of our neghbOr Of the Sentinel that the re-
bort vas without Foundation. This relieved the anxiety
81 ,be friends Of the members Of this most efficient
local military organ zlOD, and all again became qas''
TEE sAvAL sKIRNIsH TUEsDATS
Oar James rvsrasel which contains some Of 'ne oeS'
iron eads in the world, and not few Of the most ae
eOmplishsd ofscers that sieTPsd quarter deck
sailed down the river from the point they had been 90
eupyipg below Chsfias Bluff on Tuesday, and a. l1t
O'Clock opened Ere upon the Yankee feet, then lying ~
the reach Of Houlsu's. A duel Of shot and shell,
which was at aO1g taE,' lasted until o'clock in the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-03
THE EVENING, NEWS.
rHfr ,nArTLE.cRY OF FREEDom.


Yes. wen rally round the flag boys rally once
Shouting the battle.cry of Freedom:
Wen rally from the hillside, we'll gather from
Shouting the battle-cry of Freedom.
CH0Rus-The Union, forever,
Hurrah boys, hurrah
Down with the Traitor,
... Up with the Star;
While we rally round the fling, boys, rally once
ngain, ...,.. ......
Shouting the battle-cry of Freedom
We ure springing to the call of our Brothers gone
before, =. -..
Shouting the baitlec cry of Freedom;
And wen ill the vacant ranks with million
Freemeu more, .r.f IT'D f.-.....
Shouting the battle.cry of Freedom
CHORUS ''r-.
We will welcome to our numbers the loyal, true,
and brave, .., ,..,,.Lnss. .,-.
80 Shouting the battle-cry Of Freedom
And although he may be poor he shall never be a
slave, .--.... ,--..
Shouting the battle.cry of Freedom!
-.,.--. lr - - CHORUS. ~ .-.'..
So we're springing to the call from the east and
from the west,
81, Shouting the bAttle.cry OF Freedom = 4,
And we'll hurl the rebel crew from the land we
love the best,
Shouting the battle.cry Of Freedom!
CHORUS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-03

The PKN AND SwoRD.--General Sher-r
man demolished Hoods army with the
sword, and since has knocked his wooden
leg from under him with his pen. sher-
man fsnks Hood every way. He, tells ellis
him if he f" calls on, stranger" ne %in
flank him there General Sherman, writes
and fights well for o t..crszy man. LEY
us all GO "craEy'' until the war is over ana
the rebellion is conquered. a2lE 2@.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-03

q l HAVE met some men whose religion
was a mixture of vinegar and pepper; and
Others whose religion resembled sugar and
milk; the former are severe on the faults
OF Others and indulgent on their own the
latter reyerses the practice. Query
which of them makes the best neighbors,
not to say the best Christians: have
known men very courteous to ones face,
but stabbing his character when he has
gone. My father hada dog of this stnmpi
he was acowardly cur that fed at the ap.
proach of aman, but bit at, the heels Of
children. a powerful mastif paid his
respects to his throat one day, with great
cordiality, and nobody wept over the,
death1of the brute. Moral-backbiters
are gladly forgotten. Noble minds shun
the serpents trail He who would live in
the memory of the good must himself be
virtuous. This is the policy Of insurance
for a bonus at death, and righteous sur
.vivors never fail to pay it. -....
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-03

Itis remarkable popularity with debts,
that their expanding power Continues to to
increase as you contract them. he yj a.:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-03

of
n5isst ,Ss,s .p ,.o o. o,nereydsnce oflndebtednes
nav the 1ame' ''"ey III tue S's'e trsasarsto'
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-03

There are two kinds Of family jafsj: !:
into 5theisops you put your sEeetmeatH
and into the othsr yen pg,t--youFatcot'a ais