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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14
LIST or LETTER!S.
DENAINING in the Post Ofie. q:
h Leonard Town. January lst 1864.

Beverly, B A 2 Bond. Alexander
Bcnd. EIis Biscos.. Miss Julia A. / Me-
Clarmount. Robert 2 Foster. Mrs. X l.
Fields. Miss Olevia Gi Caravan. James
Garner. 4 VI ! Gslt. Thoaas liud-
son r II l Harrington, G 1 Harding.
CAPS. willism IThoasss ] Farwood. Miss
Lsnira King. Thsmss s ,Luher. G j 1
Memey, John r ] Readmoa, y s Rsli-
SON. James J i Rsbcrts. Vim Reilley,
Miss Mary I TJler. Miss Ellen y I Thonp-
scii.s Jsmss = 4 Wells. William II 4
Yoaag, Thomas u 4 Hourd. Henry H. !.
STEPHEN W. sAp ANS, E
Post Master.
Ianuayv yfk 1ekl-0t
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14
FoR SHERIFF.

Leo II Hayden ss recommended TO the vo-
tiers of Saint Mary . CousEy. - candsdase fer
sberif al isae next election. and If he will con-
sent To i,e candidate, he will be warnsly sut..
ported by ans si1a ices e,l.las.t -
CnAPrics Du1nscT,
December 3rd, I6e3--te.# = #s'sas = a'
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14
FOR SHERIFF..

GEORGE d. DUKE announces himsetf =
candidate for Sheriff, nj ike next elrcsioa n q.
Mary . County and solicis the support Of kis
risnds and fellow citizens.
Nov. 26sh, le63--ie. '@iflaFe sassf &c
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14

OAapsico, Nov. th, III.
Messrs Edis~rs :-Piase announce yoha v
Peaey a. candidate for the Clsrkship Or the
Csseuis Court fnr Saint Mary's County, sf iks
nex, s!eeiioa for that o3ee, and ohlsge.
MAEr FaiErps.
Novemher l:tk, loeS--if.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14

ea JAMES S. DOWNS. 4lagt
ATTORNEY & COUHSELLORATLAw.
Leonard 7s~s, 81 .lfwy's Co. hid. .,.s,re Il
willpracsiee 81. Mary 'sasd sAea adieisins
counties.
octvbsr lst 1868
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

December 18th, 1&6s--ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14

January eth, 1s64--ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14

January 7th, isc4-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14

jasusrv vyh, Iss4-t..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11

Killed Instantly. IN h. sussg ezent ear evry's Bluf on
the !6a OF Ay, 1854 JOSErh l. WLER in the 3sh year f
h.
snoog s hrst to volunteer defend bis country
ON tie isyAOn 4 clue Fnd Eoltns Toe. Hewss ember
Il company Sss Va Res Eeai made principally In
ByVaBiA county, Va Tbs regiment hard
other hd. has been In ali the
Ties Of The WsrthEt Is Virginia soha' ing beea with the
vel known division OF Pcse which gained
stl that ell shine cpon the pages VI history. Joseph
osnd at his ohserey and OraVey aset s-grg his
duty He true soldier Of his country stsu sol
der Of the Early In III gave Lis heat Lila ssviour,
and pnted siih the Church sOGh, Of which he
slstsnt peuber at death.
he found at the prayer meeting, and net only "a
heATer OF The word bui opeT The Of this notice
intimately tainted Win him. and be vii remember the
pleasant and precious together To
him 20 love hU his country lost Of her best so
u:s; bis dear wife devoted husbAn aud bis child
uouAe and loving fher; rejoice TO know their
hs e.rnal g.io BE with his dear saviour whom he
faithfully served willie esrth tea Plug s
we Wcud not os him ba b but would prepared
h In that country where pstitg will Re Weep
not after your lost eOmpSaon sha BIN sgsi5 she
dad, but Beepeth." X. " tlipLs,
Chap ain 3Sth Va Regiment
TE- Richmond Christian Advocate will please copy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
An Inquest.

as Se sn''eFsss tas Ysalsos ara holding g-sal
iaq7ess u ;hs form Of COu.s Of Iaquisy, Of abieh
jor Ssasrs Hanssek il President oveF Lhe eolspsel
Riae, bT which Psrsrsbsr{ vas % hays been taken
Tbs OoaEs % dstSsalae Who shah be tbs sseFilCiz
viOjm. Hsalsino, h would seem that tho ilustri-
Ous Grant vas not the psoj slor Ct tbs mining de
yos bus oas Colonel Pea ants, Whoas ides it va, -
Grant Only the spsDsoT. Peasants civil and
i1ing engineer before tas var, ald ecmmlnded reEi
nsaf couP0ssd ia toe nan, q coal mnsrs from Penn
sJTanA-bas Is men specially faiasd for The suecs's-
fa execution OF such a Work--ald another feature Of
70, E.ur5 neat dscOrFagi1g to the DOD-eOmbsEant
Eosts, and z0s without ilaleuoo On tssiT bred
foss'sn born sodisry We prsdios sbat BE7EsdI will
prone % be TIE dsELqua1t Hs is COZ dsnnsl IN i'd
vaase e7ss0ly, The Eager o. the Press points #ish
. ssre iadsl in athm. 10 has been f9s lO0g time
q foaa Of cha tssiag iE public % risky ragps end
IA shi, var aid bs's the po2alss gszs tao Geisd
sians Rasl sud FPVaeus oSaE cisF Of his bali Il,
Eill 10 Short space lsSs LA place on &c shsl
uih AcOtIsr, tts two PoEsTs, s-sl, stone, 81 eds
saS otbeTs-ths Sn5 Vb0se removal f-oR eo4mlGs,
lozsye-, VII Sc rs the NOS good.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11

A suoGEsIIOH.-If the Supply Committee are not
already overburdsned with the duties Of their position
we would erggest TO them the prOpIlsty of running
boat the canal for the purpose of bringing In such
supplies as may be obtained from points along the
"Water line" between Richmond and LynChburg. The
boat aud It's purposes could be designated by oOnspi
Ouous letters the sides tbereo and with prcpsr
,ffOr,s through agencies, Otherwise comfortable
quantity of provisions including vegetables fruits etc,
could be purchased at comparatively low rats, every
trip, for tie use Of consumers in the city Let every
e1peaient for reducing pIlces be resorted TO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11

WAToHMM-Watchmau franklin II qussts US to say
that the Mayer, after due examination into the charge
against him and Ibus Hicks, is perfectly satisi that
they acted properly throughout and that he has REIN
stated both Of them in the night watch.
F.ankin gives this sccsuut OF the sflir. BE and
Hckt, in the night time, ran negro out of basket
OF clothes" belonging to Miss So an Watkins; deposited
the clothes at the house OF negro woman near the
New Market station house; next morning. informed
Lieutenant Cousins of the facts and that evening" sarn.
ing thet the clothes Miss Watkins, returned them
to her. and though TIE owners Of hs various articles
OF clothing ssy that many ptcss missing, that he
and Hicks returned the bAsb ct just they found it.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
Racsnt Publications.

Tn YissuiA sgSLLus 41D READlSs SooE sErSRg'
q after ihs plan Of T,aa c3Gly. Pasl-iasa BY 4
&oFrs, RichnOnd,
FD FinsE READEs sdi'ei e e,I,iasoistoi s'7is-
raTsaoasTs PabdsEeS b A. dossis.
i gives Is pisls7rs 20 rseornsR5 thes7 Eide works
y teachers sHd parents Zoe leosOps are adieIOasy
sasgtsa 70 'ss sEAdl'l FEsgrss q the child, aud a.
&c aide anosdsd iha' The tssk o. ss-lips as@tI Of
SSH1AAs os0EAs Fass sHs AnsrASI Aso IssFso-
sos sS1SA-'s oSFios. E-Oz JASuAAE lss 70 JUNz
STA. lsss-PFeParsd BY r 9. GlChEiis, Acting Jalss
AaSOoAts, DSPatpsat Of South Caroiins, Georgia aud
FoSdsi via f-n index, sxPla-a cry nelss ana dso-
slons Of The War Department Usluubi, S. O EvAns
; CogsWeh Ist4.
OR Rlitary rssdE' are By ihi' time acquainted ViIE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
TRIauTE on RRspEor

Ala meeting Of Company B, 2sth Virginia Cavalry held In
camp August he h. 1884 Lent JDo Avis called the
aud wm Harrison sPporteo Ee-retsry The object Of
meeting being ,paned BY Lieut. Avis Sergeant Gee NJ
Vaughan, sergeR YIN. w. Avis, ard Pvates H. Hart
and K. H. Hooper, aPPcntsd committee to DRAFT
,Teye OF the feelings 81 the death Of MILTON
HAYNES Nh2Eas Eel on the MONTHS VI the 9Th july In
Gsh Deep Bottom, james river. The following pre-
ambe rssontn eiug brought In by the committee
uBSuiuOuBy adopted
WhsreRS. has pleased Almighty God TO from
mldst VI our most Ri ant corade In arms and knowing
that void, sa all se.sibly has made
would hereby give expressio feelings
dispense ion OF Providence; therefore,
ReSored That the death Private Haynes,
has lost Of ls mt gallant MEMBERS rouatry among
IL most gal ant members, and hearted associate
ResOUed Ihas bos ia humble suOmo1 10 ths dealings
OF evidence, aud ente sa the hope THAI brother soj
while ~ body ths ou In the his spirit
Into tnat land and tbs
hesrd no mora
ReS9lped That We tender earnest symp tiles
i AMI m nd5 OK 'he deceased inaer bereavement and
assure them shat We are deeply sensoi, OF tbs pointed Anguish
W. ich 81 neir hearts.
Resoped copy Of hes re,utors be forwarded 70
faE the decease and lhLt copy be iaTnshed the Rieh
nOnd Wing for publication. Lieut. JoHN 3. Avs
WN ?. HARSEoS, Secretary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
LIBERTY on TRE PREss IN FRANcE.
Correspondence of the London Times.


PARIs, Friday, July Is
In the frst Ohsmber Of the Oeur Imperisle the case
% ths Duke dAumsle prince in ex lie, and NJ Miopae
Levy, Paris publishtr the p eject OF Police
on Friday, under Lhe Precedence Of n. de vi
onne Some perGoEs thought that the treatise Of
Taous o. the aapers Of the Germans was a covert
siire o. tie degenency OF the Romans Of his days.
II stO:m Of indignation heard in ofOiAl gons when
srt is announced q production bearl any royal OF
p.ineey cQnDeoSd H.h TIE past goTes OF France,
leads tee pubic 10 HupDose that the cover msnt ooa
5iftVj IL as satire or lIbO On itself Toe cause OF
le present action yOu peTaGp5 have quite forgotten
fhe Dake dAuaale had sp,nt several years Ia arrlpg
ing naeTsls Tor The history OF the use OF Oonds
darEg The iIieenth seventeenth oentuiss. Loais
T., msg Prince Of she Boo3. known IN history as
tao Great Conae." spent the sunset Of his Rlori-
Gus lie il the calm retreat OF Chantily, employed
"a the study Of letters, and with the co-psnion-
"a p Of RAene, B1ileau aud Hohere. Hs dsd In
1856 and the fgHefal Grafton OF sseus a master
pioe OF sacred sloquenee, g kRosn 60 every a5dy.-
Toe Duke DAunsls, wac iEborisei from the Duke de
BouIOOn ae vast propel;y OF isniy 20 nesily Tsa.
81 lis on came uo The possession OF pspefs
aang % the Oopdss which we're sco5ssiblo 10 10 enc
80, ind ne occaped The foTesd leisure which lie pO
hticsl events o. his coult y have ven HIN n
posirg history OF that grand house wita whlcA the
scsy o. ErauCs "a 30 intimately connected To R7oid
al rliu5on eVsots Of mere modern da.e the Dako
pAumsle Dtgaa his4istOy with Louis l., wao Is Ircd
ssths head OF tho CsVins party, Aad EaO was bora in
have nrnd ned, diea a. Ohaauly II 1855 There
could be ns meso2, therefore, OF ths foul murder IN
sac toh OF Y1oennss o. the rnfoFtuns Duke D'Ea-
ghien, 70 O. he kidnapping at eThsm, IN the puehy
OF Bsdsss neural territory, and suling iiue u
p ace b. ths order Of lbs FEs: ooRsal sOnspare The
WORK vac Ct oo1ss, sFtsea in Er0pOh, ssich the Dox,
DiAunsle q esid GO write vita perfection and Tas
% DC % 0.lsbed n Paris. Il vas 70 eonsst Of four
Folunss one OF WliSa had alFssds gone through tie
d "a Th,rs vas 70 cocc,alrssrt about the mater
rcua the c1icG Tbs PUBLISHER an5 prlBtsr had scru-
pu ousy fulfilled si ihe f5rmshtss CURED By the laws
on tbe press TFo copies had been pasted, as e the
s1sss al IN the 'ptr ms5t of tbc Iutefior and sts
sheas and rs7sss hsd pissed backwards snd fO'
sard5 from Pads .Aoc, sCG tom L)udon 10 FaFs,
through the Poet 0f3', without any objection Or m
pcdinent and viii, ut any symptom thai the pdntiog
lnd puoczaol would b iaterioeod With AL o. sud
dep. hOs,yeT ala vitoutn1ts or WaTirg the PletsSt
Of Poles ee1l hs sllssaFiss % tue printing css, -ho
se1ed and carfed Cd the whole Impress on Of 1900
volumes. The occurred in Ja-uNy, 1888, dusieg the
Eisiry Of n. De Periny, snd from that dsy 10 this
The 1000 volumes hayS bean ksp cellar Of she Pee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11

sss 81 Re!ss. sssss issk Ssa Esy. u ysist "a sns
has seesss bot NE srsiedt haecf IN nay iciio"lns
teo Dnts d'Aumals and ejs publisher took legal pro-
Gee dirgs agsinst the Project for the restitution OF
the grocery which he had illegally become master
If The alir came on before she OWL Tribunal OF tho
Sine and the Civil Tt ~ a Of Seine decided that
the Preftct Of Police La scted in Csnformy with an
osder civ % hin by the Minister of the loerior 'nas
Ia vr.st the rs article Of the Constitution OF the
wear ets Of the Goyerrmsnt canoot be proceeded
inst FOR aos relative their functions without the
autho zIion of the Council Of State snd that as the
plaintiff bad not demanded such authorization tneir
demand for the restitution OF then property must Do
r ieoed and the plaintiff bad TO pay tbs costs OF the
action. judgment was delivered On Saturday morning.
and it il, "a everybody expected, the cothfmAtion Oh
the Judgment Of tho Civil Tribunal Of the selee-namey
that the proceedings taksn by the Duke dAunae ana
Michel Lazy for the the property se!z ID
6y the Project OF Police cannot bs sustained without
ID aushcrz on oil the Council OF State In conformity
with the as article of che Constitution OF tbs year o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11

,ss ssss 81 So ssvsssl sssiss q W. asSsss g.
dsEs pubilahed By .hs sntsrbslslna arn o. AsaDs
Oogswen, and win only require the announcemen' soAa
q one under notice Is for sale by the eO0kses's' Inc
,Ddsx is all ,ha could be desired and the FOO notes,
',s.tuT any rovOcatOns notifications or changes Of
n.rleulsr orders are an Improvement. Those in the
AXIS of civil life, HhO wish knowledge Of the laws
and regulations BY which armies from time to time,
ara governed, can And much information in this little
volume.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11

LOOK TO TEX B1DRoOM -If TWO persons are to 0o-
cupy bedroom duriug the night, lei them step into
,Ac OF scales as they retire, and then again in the
morning, and they VII fad the actual weight TO be a.
least pound lees in the morning Frequently there
will be loss OF two or more pounds, anu the average
loss throu houi the yeer Wit be than one pound
That is, duripg TIE mig there is icss Of pound OF
matter wscl has gone q from the lungs an ID partly
from tho pores OF the skn. The escaped material s
oIboric acid ald decGy,d animal matter poisonous
eIhlAisns. TuiI is Gifused through the in "a
aud IN part absorbed by the osdc;Othes. II iIgl-
ousce o. Woo or CON- be burned ia the room, il viii
90 completely sataTaye the air with sm0ke that
hardly BREATHE though there be Of foreign
matter 10 the sir.
II an ounce OF cotton DO burned every half hour du
ring the nigot the sir Wi DO sept continually ua,ed
vim smoke, unless thsra be open door or win
dow for il 70 cape Now tho sixe ounces OF smoke
hus formed, is far lass poisonous t6sn the sixt,
ounces OF exbaatoEs from the lungs and bodies OF
the TWO persons Who have lost pound weight during
the eight hours eft se ping, for while the dry smoke is
mainly taken irto the hugs, damp odsrs from the body
absorbed both into the lengs and the pores Of the
whole body.
Need more be said to show tho Importance Of havirg
bedrooms veil ventilated aud of thoroughly airing the
sheets covert u.s. mattresses in the morning before
packing tbem up in the form OF a neatly made bed,
Peoples Journal Of Health.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
WIN. CORs ELL JEWETr IN UOURC-HE Is
t' 0HARdEDt WITH SWINDLlNG. =

The case OF Hsury j. Stevena and oilers against
VIM. Cornell JeWett came up in the Supreme Oours,
bsiors Judge Lott in Brooklyn, 10 day, motion to
vscate an order or arrest The following are the al
legged facts In the case:
il july 1860 tie defendant Jswett went to the store
Of Stevens brother 90 222 Pearl street., IN this city,
and made a cOntracs with tnsm for portable seam
engine which he said he wanted 20 use in running the
works OF he JsHstt Mining COMPANY. He agreed TO
pay cash on delivery The plainSf, Immediately got
The engine ready, aud upon delivering II on beard 6
strauer ,wett told them ne bad large cum o. motley
10 The bands OF his banker, Nm Rsreon, in Denver
city A5d proposed give them dIA's upon him iof
the amouBt.
The psint5 we're Ignorant of the character and rep
u.atoD of JeEot and, bsevng the statement No m-de
10 be Iu delivered the engine sad accepted the ors
They caused the DRAFT 30 Do presented Immediately by
tue Uli,ed States Express C.mpsny, when Il Was al
legged that tho vbols transaction Wa fraud; hat Jew
cit rad 10 leOonn. a.b Rsisop, AID no m3IeJ in hs
hands,
Toe matter was then placed il tee hands Ct the pht1
ill., counsel H. O. Piuoe, OF Brooklyn, who, upon tue
proper sfdGys p;Ccured an order 70 arrest SAID jew
ett aud after an unsuccessful ssar0h OF roary two yar
ansl, made tae arrest in New York. JeTett az ohos
placed IN the hards OF tho sher she tun Of 600 81
security fer his forthcoming answer any Jaogmsp1
that may be obtained e inst hin. He theni ~ bis
AttOruey gave noce o. q motion be'Ore judge Lott 20
cisosaFRe the ofdsr OF erTet Toe Jadgs refueed 10
a charge the arrest, and h,ld tie scensed.
In tie meantime the cue thousand doiiars had been
deposited in the hauds Of the county clerk oil klngs
county, and Tie samo plaia.fs taying other claims
against Jesesf sued out lEo slocbm nts ia the Ciy
o.urs and Supr O1ur aud eaued them 10 30 ser'sa
on .be county cl.Fk.
The attachments we're procured aud So we'd this moEn
leg Tee C. aim OF S.o-ens, Brothers Co., amounts
g 81 200 Tee case v II me vp iOF ITl at tie Ee1t
term OF tho oOutt.-R. Post.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
FROM TER.BURG.

PITIRsBUIe. Aug. l0.-Ths explosion yesterday s
still xplained. The enemy are concentrating their
lines right their left and recsdng from the dir c.
ton Of the Weldon railroad, and showing themselves in
diminished force. Everything indicates that the enemy
are throwing themselves on tie defensive. There was
little sharpshoOtDg and scarcely any mortar or artillery
firing to- day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11

HUsfIEGs CcORR OF hAaIsfRATEs-In this court yes
terday the Grand Jury made thirteen presentmsnts
against Charles FnEpssrck and Robert CalIVar three
prcsenmsnts against John F. Chamber three present
ments against TnOmas Phillips; three presenlmAnts
against Augustus slmcoe (the rho shot Ia john
sop, woman of illfame, and psrdoued cut of tie
PeDitensry upon condition that he would go into the
army, but who, instead thereof, vent and opened
blinking shcp near the Theatre y four presentmsnts
against L Burns three presen.ments against Henry
Smith two preseptm ms against Thomas 0rey; one
oresentment against -. n ,lsoD, ard one present.
mtnt against August Wslmsr for selling liquor wisola
licenses.
james and Charles Harris, iie) negroes, and Henry
slave OF Betty T. Tnlsy, convicted of burglari
ousy entering the house OF Alex. R. Holiday on the
20 h instant, and stealing $1,000 worth of groceries,
g.. TIE free negroes eentcrced to be sold Into
absolute savey the slave to be transported. The free
begrots cay they will buy themselves, but negro l-
der pref says be intends to them up to pretty
high figure. All the magistrates except enc we're 10
favor OF hanging the eaVe.
We must rot omit to m sntion that Messrs. Wotten
and Hobii z i defended the negroes Mr. Woiten made
speech worthy OF bet or cause. Some Of his fights
reached the top notch Of forensic elcquencs and
nigh causing some Of the select band Of Mayors Court
lawyers who rover forever about the City Hall to bus.
with elvy Il is proper to say that Mr. WOtten, though
ye young man, has, BY sheer force of intellect and
peculiar hnsss for criminal law risen the very fore.
rank OF the lawyers psaclicDg at the eyors
Bar, and this in lite Of envy and malice which, by de-
ractiOn have sought continually TO thrust him down.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
T,RUSrEE'ssALE OF Valuable wooDsp

i LASD In the county Of Henco Is mills kieh-
uoud and near Ola Deep Ia pursuance Of
cs-tan trust, 10 wi OF ths ustees Ihsn
re a. publ auoiol "WEDNESDAY the lTh ibsAn the
kept Lssks Pu year. Con The old beuItaa
roa It's Sd the n0rt Pap tne parcel Of land eon-
ysyud de Tbs OF well wooded
isai Cue bottom well Tssfe sad Is especially sespte4
growh Of aud within three ies " rsi road
spoFs .jons ine OF eirif gev and Mr.
Ben ANN Lesxe Mess or Benj amin Lssks I'll the
premi ~ wishing 70 Purchase
iERNt 90 CASH. the rss pysbe 10 tqsal lnttiu eriG Of
montps well scared with eet FROM the day Of ske,
w. @. eHELron.
aa6 eodtSl TIuStes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
ITO THE FRIENDS OF THE SCI.
l. DIERS THROUGHOUT TIE c08FkOERACK
QUARTERMAsTER GEMS DEPARTMENT, J
RAILsoaD RuRKAu.
Rirha,ond Fab 90 1894 \


The friends and relatives Of soldiers In the Ary Of HoI
yrginia hereby nothed that arrange nd
been effected with soahefn expFess company carr AL
osckages Of wearing apparel 70 Richmond, Va.
the advantages ths obtained through The Ell %
oorp pany the following must be eosssysi;
Packages contain thAn hundred poundt be
well plainly markell and sent 81 he tue
shipper either Of the Soldiers Relief Asoeistora whes are
IN North oaroIns 81 Rssh; South Carolina at oolu bis:
in Georgia. augusta In Alabama, ~ Montgomery; or NJ
other point wcn OF these Associations have an ONCE
The Association w there take charge Of em
ana ship daily Southern kxpress Company 10 te pa Or
Agent, Of tbs pecvs Richmond, who VII hi
distributed TO the proper Individual owners.
the shes Of the soes and 70 give them % tain
and speedy Communication With home the souhern Ear ross
Oomeany freed give as freight preereacs ocer &C. y
LRg else and In order that no OBSTACLE cccu 70 ihe 81
cess Of enterprise @ several rsrosd "a
e hersy rogue render TIE Express Company such IA e
les viii enable to maze this arrangement complete ne
-.
As the souhern Express Company Of
The transportation tnese packages The Relief ASS Icisn IA
requested 10 withdraw ei agents heetooreA det
arsyeiing messengers the Relief Association, viii e IL
tgencies OF otLer armies, hey ery ns an
kW.Ena
Lieut. Co. and (, .,
~.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
EVENING WING,

We .hai publish, to-day, at 2 O'Clock P. n, and
syory suceeediDg day Sundays GIcepted a. the same
oous, an evening edition Of the Wig The Evening
W5'g wiz cor ain the --latest noVs BY mall and telegraph
up 10 the bser Of gOng TO PGos, editorials ccsl intel
Fganre A. ~ 20