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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

COUNTRY TRUcK.-The prices Of coultrJ truck have
become so enormous in the past few days, tina. some
people think Ysnkee raid about the city is necessary
to bring the country folks 10 their senses. Though
country aware that twc-hirds o! the produce
they send TO this city goes supply .hosick and wounded
Of General Lees amy upon which army the safety of
every cents worth of property 10 Virginia depends,
stu they continue TO hap The price. They don'e
seem to DO able to SEQ an inch before their noses
Ther motto is, "Lst get high prices, though Rich
mond fall" Let Richmond fall Mr. Farmer, and the
hoofs OF Yankee cavalry will crush into earth every
growing thing in your truck patch, and tte Yankee
soldier will take his ease uldes your vine and fig tree.
If such evil time SHOULD befal you wi lament
in ashes sacEcOh you may not have that you did not
give your vegetables and buttermlk to the warriors
snsuishipg in the hospitals, tina. they might have
grown strong aad gcno out and defended your home
s:eld from the foe.
Let's see how these good people were giving away
tho products of their sol yesterday, both to citizens
and the hospitals. Tao men had tomatoes in the Sec
ond Market The tomatoes were a. an average, about
the size OF hen egg. Oas asked $40 dozen, the
other asked the writer Of this who erqarsd the price
through motives of the mes. dsnteresed curiosity IS
for nine. Both men sold out toe vegetables being
doubtless bought by kind friends VII, could lily afford
the expense, for the reeshment Of husbands or
brothers suffering from wound. received in the late bat
ties. Onions sold at 81 piece, and were bought up
quickly. oymblins aud cucumbers f-ou IS to So a
dozen. Busermlk and water, half and bali, $3.50
quart June apples, s. quart Hackberries and
cberris from 81 50 90 quart Invertebrates, So 30
quart. Bsets fcur in a bunch, 81 buoch.
Before closing this market paragraph we must men
ton that LADY, living about twenty miles from Rich
mond on tho Dlnvilie railroad eet NEGRO to toe city
with cart lasd of vegetables ths Other day and, she
tells, thai he brought b,ct homo nearly acart full of
morey.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

The folloHing dag for the Yankee nation has be
suggested by "WOOHy Head who proposes thst it
shall be termed ''Tac MisOsgenatioa Flag"
lss. In lieu of the stars in the Union, likeness of
Beast Butler" or APE Lincoln" and niger woman
with a white lap dog.
I'd. The red stripes in the Ay be removed, and in
place thereof black stripes % that the flag may further
represent tyPey che true character Of the Yankee
nation and It's army.
The Confederate flag has white field with stars in
the union They are bright and shining lights, and
have Obseurei those in the flag O1ce hOnored by the
world, aud which 10 now looked upon as having been
disgrseed degree which renders it proper to sub
siue the "MiscegeoatiOn Flag" The national insignia
of Ysnkeedom.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

A MOsr RlMARKiBLE HABELs CosPUs CASH --Georse
P. Salmon, sold er in IN, CoIfeisrase army in tie
fsls, brought before dg7 Lyons, yesterday upon
writ of haJsa' corpus Salmon prayed to be delivered
from the bands OF the militia by whom DO had been
illegally seized and he'd Itepp AIRED tn It. being al
ssl from his command. on a sick urougi, Salmon wss
seized by the militia authoriet ID forced rto tbeT
ranks, and though his furIOush from bis legitimate
command was tbs point Of expiring, they refused TO
let him depart.
TIE Judge decided that Salmon bad been illegally
aressed by the militia, and Illegally held by them
and ordered his discharge
It him 800 lawyers fees to get rid of the mtl.h
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
- 3 -. -.
sL.l Gaet,a & CO..

'I'sDasFsa q g 60 IN .ra.gr
WILL SILL AZ AT4D ON
lUEsDsY, rae sru D OF JULY,
BLooKADE AND OTHER GOODS,
consisting. In oart, Of
lO0 airs Cotton Cards
! pa. ers Cut Tscxs, No.
SO9 psrs Eogli.h Merino Drawers
iOVO pounds Cotton Yarn, No 10
al Cotton osnsturgs
900 yards Wo,len Kerseys
Black oioths
Oassineres
Mouselines
Melt Cloths
Apaccas
Lawns
le.ehed Cotton
Irish nnea
Hosiery
spo, 6gtton
Eut.Ons
Tow ltg
Cali SKI
Ladies alters, 10.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

CAPTURE OF BLOCKADE RUsNER-The Navy De-
partment at Washington, has received intelligence Of
she capture Of the British steamer Sireo off Beaufort,
n. o. with cargo of q1orS, hoop iron, paper cases.
kegs by the United States steamer Keystone State,
Commander Pierce CROSBY. Tee rrz, is an iron screw
steamer, Schooner rugged ani Of eghy-ssVen sus bur-
then
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

GRAxr's TELRGEAPH-The wire used by Crafts
Biographies is constructed the principle
Of the Atlantic cable. No Tosts trc neces-
ssary, 1t being perfectly insulated. 1t is un-
wound from reel aud laid on the ground, a1d thus
connects each corps of the army win headquarters 60
that orders kre instantly transmitted from one end OF
the lines TO he Other without loss of time, aud without
the risk of having eouriers killed by shsrpshootsrs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

Mayors CoURr-R corder osskie presided in this
court yesterday and several of the important
we're continued, they having been partially examined
on previous days b, the Mayor.
VIM ssttery, small boy With the dirtiest face that
ever was seen, charged with stealing wo pipes ard
two packs OF playing cards rom Charles Eakcs store,
OH Main street The boy, wac said he lived in Buahs.
town, confessed the theft, bu. 8 id another boy red
''put him up to it." BE discharged with an ad-
noniton.
VIM S. TJncs, al Oh gentleman very lame Of ! G,
was charged with stealing qlantiy Of cotton .clth
epools of cotton, 80. from VIM +. S,agg, marshan.
tailor Tynes worked Saggs shop aud kept his trunk
there. On Thursday stlig caught him going ou ofthe
shop with IL yards CT soIea cotton in his pockets
This LED 10 The arrest CT Tyres and the searching of his
trunk, where lumber Of other articles stolen from
Stage were found. Tyaesua 90 defence, but claimed
bis privilege Of BAIL the stolen articles being of less
value than 500 in gold He originally from Nsnse.
mond county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02


SUPPOSED MUSDER For many years al old man
named Isaac F. Allen has lived il house on the nil
"a, east Of the Central Railroad workshops. Allen was
known 10 be mser and believed to be rich. He tad
two sons one Of whom is in the army the other after
successfully lodging the co6sCrpiOu Officers for long
tine, Tsu off to tho Yankees. Recently Elizabeth
Bowers, woman OF bad character, has been living in
the house with Allen. Early Wednesday morning ne.
gro eu ployed in culiyatng Alens garden went 10 the
hcusc aud Allen lying de I'd on The fpOr large
quantity OF bl)od having run from bis nose aad mouth
Bowers vas moycg about the house as il nothing had
occurred. The negro ran off aud informed tho neigh.
body found eoa,used wound above the left temple.
The body lore no other traces of violence. Bowers
said that Allen had arisen from bed about IL O'Clock
the previous night AID laid upon the floor and died
there in en- hour afterwards. II be had received any
fell she did rot k1ow Of it.
An irqaest was hedfibe ve,dc' being that Allen had
come to his death from blow Acted his forehead
With some hurt instrument in the hands of some person
to the jury unknown.
There wss vituess before the jury tIcep the so-
man Bowers. Very little money found in the
house. and Aliens plpsrs bore il dicsiious of having
been disturbed. Ia view of all the circumstances, the
woman being of bad character, che slsne beicg Known
- have been ia the house. and then her failing TO give
notice of Aliens DEATH Justice Netes had her arrest
ed and committed to the county Jail for examination.
Whereas circumstances TO point her cut the
murdres the old may have come to hi, death from
injuries received By accidental fall of which the wo-
man knew nothing.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
BALLARD HOUSE.
M n N ia MT CHI N q r.

INHE Proprietors of the BALLARD HOUSE,
l. deeming conducive 70 comfort convenience
their patrons visitors have determined 10 conouct the hotel
the EUROPEAN STYLE.
The BoTEL vii .bshed this arrangement and
after the 4h OF April next The patronage Of the travelling
public and vson generally respectfully solicited tables
will supplied With the hit the -ord and
every and comfort regards ard erysRu
tt.ntiors will be furnished.
The PRorRIoRs beg leave express Their Who
have generously pstro ed them, and BY giving their nd
vdus attention the pleasure and comfort OF their guests hope
TO merit . continuance Of the sane.
MnlLs-rron A u. 70 IL p. n.
spl j. TALLIABERRo a co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

sUNDRIRs AT PRIVATE SALE.
200 pads assorted cotton Yarns
WV 10 X g Soda
10 baB Pepper
boxes Clarified Sugar
100 sacks 6at
20 boxes TsloW GAMBLER
20 coE Brooms
barrels Lard
Is kegs Nails
cases Brandy, In pint bottles
10 pieces Bleached Cotton
10 barrels Vinegar
100 gross Matches
800 packages Tobacco
Je2o-st TARDY 4 wILLIAMs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

MUCH NErDrD.-A Wood Inspector is much needed
10 this y. Very little of the woad sold her at $50
sos cord will thFeeand half feet, much of it
only three feet long Thss gross imposii IN which
hiss been going on long enough.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

HEAVY RoBBEsY.-0n Sunday moroing last, Mrs. ST.
rsh Myers widow living on Marshall street, Alb.
became aware that chamber in the "a story of her
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

D1scHAReED.-By order Of General Gardner, COM
mande Oft post of Richmond, al the ugers in
tie Provost harshaIs Office ave been relieved hOm
duty.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
no TIE CLERKs or THE COUNTY COURTs.

TO THE CLERKS OF THE COUNTY COURTs.
I N order to facilitate the granting Of certif-
desirable obtain lists 81 the Justices OF the Peace lately elect
from the several districts OF each ouy with the respective
Of the Justices Toe Clerks OF Courts TO
nsh n information practicable 10 the Secretary
Commonwealth Juscrs elect entitled commissions until
thirty days after their election and their Of service VII act
dnt the first OF August oeacaes for exemp
ton will therefore take eject until after q al date
jslo WIN. SMITH =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 2, 1854.

FARAs-DALT, ysar. so moaihs, So sssss months
ll9 FOR less peri d 81 per month.
sEa WznE, ysEr, tso sz nonhI, els, Nc IlsI rPnOn
sscslye Tor les than IE nontaa-
EnEiT, year. els EE months IS No SabssHPEoa resolved
~ l--s an Eonih9.
tsnists ices 81 risk o. the sassSrIsss.
RsmtAnses IN evs dollar b' cid discounted aeooed
as &c ihs market value In Richmond We uGs receipt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
VERY IMPORTANT TO ALE C1RPENTER
FAMILIES,

WANTED-The descendants or other rela.
lives Of BUsHR0D oARP EsTER ESQ, Who lived about
Me 1900 In King and oasen county, Va Apply BY letter,
PIs R- Bs 81 Upper Bedford Fsss. IsSdou
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
RUNAWAY I'm JAIL.

W. committed To the Jail of the city of
Richmond, the sist January last y,
old negro named LINDA She committed Is The
property Of MAI Thomas MoVe but belongs to
Keeh, OF Rauquer county She Is qdite black feet
inches high, and about 40 years old
Hau when committed sTipet calico dress blue aud
black shawl Her Is requested come forward prove
property andPs charges or she viii sold ing TO law
TH0e DUDLEY
IeQ8-d1m dtv Richu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR
~ delivering 70 me- or securing 90 that get him, my
atto boy THORNTON, about 10 yesrs old feet inches
tau address and expression he ny rcience near
Charlottesville Albemarie county on The 18Th gebrusry was
purchased x ago, Of Mr. Thomas Crane Of orlpe
pr county, 70 which county he has probably gone.
nhlf-cM 6Ro y DowtB
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
AN ORDINANCE
ITO REPEAL AND RR-ENACT TIP 1lza
l. SECTION OF THE ORDINANCE ooNcTRr'ks MAR

Passed April 90, 1854
Be ordained By the Council Of the City 0, Rihoond THAI
eleventh section Of the ordinance concerning markets.
ed on 18th day Of October 1865 be- and the hereby
repealed and re-enacted 10 read q follows:
secon H. After market hours may sell er purchase
Streets other than about market house s pro-
cinc But person shall Offer for sale at market, butter
eggs ash, fowls fruits, vegetables any other articles which
shall been purchased at Market or while on their way 70
Market and within SIX miles Of Market except fruit vege
tables which shan have been produced In another State Pre-
duced dtsnce eos than fifteen miles from this city,
shall engaged In selling, st market. butter, eggs
fowls purchase hDself BY the Of another at amarh
either for himself other the day that he'll
seller thereof butter fowls Any violating
this section shall forfeit what purchased shall every
such violation nne Of lees thru ten than fifty
dollars and he guilty second time Of such violation,
shall IN addition 70 the nne therefor be prohibited forever After
varc either principal agent for another rou Offering for
sale Of either market any OF said articles And any person
ha SELL offer for sale, anything whatever any market in
said ty AFTER be sha have been prohibited the thing sold
offered for SALE shall be forfeited the city and be sxed
sold By the clerk q the market for the benefit Of the c and
the party offending SHALL be fned hy dollars for
each thing 20 sold, or offered for sale by him.
A. W. MORTON,
sp29-1aw7v CLERK Of Council.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

sJuscEtsa NfessPspsFs uBrksd via CToss sadsI
and lst he term Of Sabss don Is saoE 70 expire sue VI
f.,u ryenpuy hey Eish tier PA9sl sonua5es
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

huss rad hasa fnter nv thieves inr'na the uiphs,
snd rosbsd Of $4,000 in State bsnk n. o, 5000 n
Ooule crate money, 5000 in silver 500 in geld, .
gold watch, one gcld breaspip, aud ry srse guam
try Of clothing One Of the windoTs Of the chamber
looking into the bsck yard, had been opened and three
pieces of scantng leaning against the house. near she
widow, showed how the thieves lad reached it The
thieves left nothing which might as Gu to their
detection.
Yesterday, it being, for several reasons believed
probable that some Of the stolen goods might b. Sc
cretei in kitchen in the rear of the Richmond House,
occupied by great number of negroes, of ers Seal
and Crous searched the premises The officers found
none of the articles they in search Of but in the
search, they stumbled upon gOli ring pencil,
which they believe have besn stolen from some one
aud sbou $500 in gold COIN which they think belongs
to the different negroes in the house.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
PATENT sOaGagM % sUGAR CANE
CRLSHER.

THE difficulty of obtaining imported suga,
i and molssses coupe rely hon< product on.
cultivated eorhup Will yie'o snfncien nossse
for consumption orch arr farm
Rspare your sn1, and plant you seed ssry
Orusher, and make aolssses 1e sJ shu car
matrres
The subscriber has obtained Letters Patent cn Ne o.
rate States for ans ia yroved Borg a. saes -
Crusher In rspidty viii sct The juice prese on a.
stss-n the ssviag Of he juice dove In the 90 ny
labor requred 10 tn m4fhnetn smpjctyo Cd tn
ton and in the ease with Ehich keptin gooa p'a ROE
Il q much superior 10 the machines heretofore used
FOR sALE-sTATE RIGHTS AND COUNTY KtS T.
For trms and psitc1ls-s, ad the sSbscr bs Bad.
Post ONCE Porhstsn Couns,, ;"rJ He BOOK Esq
has model, At the once OF Kerr Lyon, r. hm
sp1 Do &c8ms rH'%~r - "
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
ras Oily.

Tzr Fauspt, or JuIr.-Ntxt Aonaas viii be The So b
anniversary o. the Declaration OF American lndepef d.
ence The Yankees profess TO have great regard for
this anniversary aud viii doubtless celebrae it in the
susu way" in their CT ice, towns aud village, whilst
L is thought not improbable that Grant may eignaze
is recurrence by some important military ente' prise.
With US the Fou.t3 o. July will pas, off without pc.
oial cemmsmoration. A morning ealute from some Ct
batteries may, perhaps be fred and the Confederate
a,g may be displayed from public buildings, bu! our
peooe have such an aversion 10 everything with which
the Yankee race is identified that they have no ncl-
pationcertaiply not at this udctue Of aAirs-to eel
citrate tho Fvus.h Of July. They do, however, most
cordially revere and sincerely recognize tie great piu
oine epupcated in the DECLARATION" tina. al govern
mepts derive their just powers from the consent of tbs
governed" If any Yankee who favors the p oseCu ion
of this war dare assert the thing lies knowing
ly and wifully.
The Yankee bands will play Irrational airs" and the
army glec clubs will sing the "5ar spangled Banner"
but the words of the las. two stanzs like Mlcbe.hs
Amen" must surely stick ia their throats Our own
warriors could appropriately ass the sentiment OF
the song which, readers know, is not "Yaokee
song" TO prove which We quote he last stanzls omit
ting the chorus;
And where IL that band who 50 v1untIngy I.ors
A home and country shall leave moref
Their blood hath wiped ont their Jot Footsteps pollution
No refuge could save the hireHR1 sldge
PeOm the terror OF flight the gloom Of The grace
Oh thus be Il ever, when freemen sh ali stand
Bstweea their lop'd home and the wars desolAton;
Be with vety and peace may the hed5eR rescued land
Then conquer must, for our cause 1t sjust
And this be our motto, "G Ia Cod our trust
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

WANTED A C0OK.----Wanted to hire for
w the remainder Of the year good Cook, Washer and
Ioner Must well Recommended Apply second door north
Of Pratts Cottage. je9-dts
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PAY 0IYIcE, ENGINEER DEPARTMENT, CS,
No. ID Law Building, Franklin street,

PAY OTYIcE, ENGINEER DEPARTMENT, Q. s,
No. ID Law Building, Franklin street.
Richmond, June lst, 1854.
pERSONS having claims against this Depart
ment hereby notified and requested TO present them for
payment.
and approved the Board Slave Cains
Of which COL D. wadde President viii also be paid
js-ds. Cap. Ensns.r. and bi.S SSse oSiiosr.
INFORMATION WANTED-As to the
i whereabouts and condition Of Capt. JAS w. PANNIN 90
the battle Of the sth Of May near spotyvania Court
A. B. FANNIN,
Tuskegee, Ala.
DUNAWAY IN JAlL-Was committed to
LII Hsnrico County JAIL the sth OF March, 1884, negro
boy named HENRY slave the property Of washington az:
years Of age feet ~ inches high, light complexion Had
When committed, light suit Of woolen clothes. The
hereby notified that unless he comes forward and proves
10 law GEORGE %. PLEASANrS,
May 25th, ls64-w6w Sheriff OF Henrco County
NOTICE.-I have opened an Office in this
IN city for purpose OF settling all my Accounts. AL
having against Department while acting
as Ohief Armies Virginia in the
m1. them at am '0ns ~ ms S sassos a0
ohls eu.r.emassr of Gen. OhnssOn's Armies In
Virginia and the West
stairs.
DAPEK.-We have for sale, in quantities to
Il suit,
English Poosssp
Commercial Note
The latter paper suitable for all kinds Of blanks will
sold at less than usus pTces. WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
JEST las Main st.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02


THs WA1cHMN.-The city night-watchmsn were
making great stir about paragraph which appeared
ia this co umn yesterday We are glad OF it, and hope
that they my be excited 20 to depors Themselves es TO
prove tina 10y are no. nuisance ard dead expense
to the city But in this We feel that We hoping
against hop AS at present Organized and regulated,
if the material ali good, which it is not, they
would be worthless. They want some keen, live,
sb!e thief taker at their head who will keep every
of them under his eye. They want that the city shall
be desiricied cut to them, no Waterman ever to be
shifted from bis district and rot to go out OF it at
nigh, except upon call for help fro n some other
chman under circumstances Of extreme urgency
They then that every Waterman shalt be held
soonsibe for wha! takes place in his wari, or their
WFd if Il should be found expedient to post them in
couples. They want that they shall be stopped from
the absurd practice Of carrying muskss while duty
and lr, IN tho thousand times more absurd practice
recently begun of crying the hours. Ii measures bad
been specially sOugh! to point the watchmen out to the
thieves, no more sfscIua could have been found
than these. mu ket can be seen by the glimmer o.!
the loon, or the gas lamps, half mile, and BY it the
night waehman is ind Gated. Al to the crying OF the
hours that tells their Whereabouts as well if, instead
o. sl,ing, "0ne o'clock, ans well" they said Oh
thieves, here ap /; Gm going down Main street, you
can operate at your lei.ure behind me-"
Tie wants OF the night.watch, 20 make them edec-
tive are all that We have enumerated. Ia addition
they want that at least half Of the present force ct al
be discharged and more intelligent men put into their
places. Until tasse things are done, the Richmond
nieb.wa.ch will be Q scorn and Kissing.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
Az IMPoRrAsr IrEM o. NEWS
NEW FLAG FOR TIE YANKEES

Prices Of most articles sold large auction yes:ss-
day learn showed an average decline of so per cent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
,CoNFEDEaATE STATES OF AMERICA

E'AMILY CARRIAGE AND HARNESS FOR
l. sALE.-Yor sale very lgtt and hindsoms six-seAt
FAMILY CARRIAGE and HARNESS In perfect order and Blu
treeta je4-itty
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

~ oilh rEH ADJ
0eJOO Runaway, from the -o-r.
fprd county, on the 22d Of April, 40 l-, } Y
who recently pure Esed Of MI. Do To-,
pepper county, they docni All sts
"a some % year, cd d.rx cnmpleAiou fee: OF ~
has been IN the army, vii 1t pas hms % ,ri
want Of a. ofacer. Had vi % eve os. sDi1 y
faced With red, souch hst gay ovecoat,j col
military rock at bl-I kets, &c.
Ellen u thirty oid, o-ight
good looking; b. Sh SD let pad Ina blac,
striped urning calico black hood, bA k-ts Leaving
Tn above reward will be paid "a the currency deliv
VIM Winston Jones, RcImoDd myself
ertys secured get them $3.50 for either
JOSEPH p. WINeTON,
my6-2av4w Liberty, Bedford uncoty, Va.
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No. 81 -
XXX Bhgadier General John H. wndr hereby directed 70
make immediate enquiry and report without delay:
1st The name rank regiment and corps Of al commissioned
ocers and thelength Of time each has been In the city
3D. In each be Will require copy Of The esve which
the ecer Il absent from his proper command stationed II
Of the order by which he
XXI. Whenever appears that officer rghtfuly IN
Richmond he viii forthwith bis proper command
ment.
b. command Of the Secretary Of War:
(eigned) JOHN WITHERe,
As.'t Adir Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

In accordance with the above ORDERS all oeers arriving In the
city, and those duty this city vho have not Already done
so report person, without delay 1t these headquarer
By order Of Bnsadier General JoHE H. wnDu, ooran'7
Dsph J. W. PKGRAh A. A. Gen.
no
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
TO CAPITALISTS AND MERCHANTS.
5000 REWARD.

WOOL CARDING.
SLATE RIVER MILLS, FORMERLY H0UKER'S.
THE undersign are prepared to card wool
Il in the very style, having had their machinery put
complete order, and solicit the patronage OF the public
isi4-cSts- HANGER WILKINSON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

Our victory was complete, and the fruits s-o r''''
Gus. We captured S5 U. S wsg'p,, SO. - OuAncss,
64sd El.a Yankee wounded; II beautiful Napoleon
guus about 200 negroes, train of buggi,s carriages,
ETC., stolen tom farmers, some mile in l5ngtb, and
large number Of hOrsss.