davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24
Death Of General Jenkins

We hear with deep regres that the womb Of the gal
lans Gen. A G. Jenkins received ia The Sight with the
Yankee raiders under Crook, At Dublin, has ODD
mortal. he fell into the hands Of the enemy, ana hls
arm was amPu,aed at the htu der 10 BY one Of their
surgeons He was then put under parole 10 report at
Chares.cD when his condition vol allow The shock
Of his severe wound and tie less surgery
too great for constitution alr1sdy enfeebled BY
wounds, disease, and arduOus clmPigns, ard he suc
Vvsd only some eight or ten days. The service has
nOs last, and DOES not embrace Drawer devoted
o. hgh sP tied man filed a. have been the ranks Of
orr armies with such men from the beginning Gen.
- hougo quite yourg, had been not undistnguishsd
member Of tka Congress a. Washington aud the Pro-
Tsonal Congress Of the Confederate States which as
F position he resigned Tor the mere trying service in
Which be lost Ais lie.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24

DO scr to these commissioners to arrest mprison AID
bail upon examination.
There are in the Oopfeierlte States at least thou.
sand magisferia ofceIs who have the power 10 ssue
warrants of arrest Some Of these are x rtmly g C.
rant and vet they oan be paey trusted say the gen.
tean en- the other SIDE with this dangerous preroga
tive but we us hodit from the Prtideat for fear
of It's abuse. Neverheles', ycu give him command OF
YOUR amy and your navy, acd allow him to take plrt
in the making Of your laws Blu. are singular to say
ara d to entru5t him, under exraoroi,aiy circum-
STANCES with this ministerial fu1con which you deem
perfectly pae ia tie keeping of an ordinary magistrate
Mr. CONRAD said that the wri. was suspended in the
time of William the Tbird for sufficient rea!on. But
why 90 TO Eogl nd for ~ precedent! Hs need only
call the attn ion of the House TO thu acton OF the con-
tnenial Ongress during the 6rs revolution under r.
liar crcum tarces. Tney conferred on the Commander
in-Cbief OF tee armies almost clatorial power for The
space of months Toey gave him power TO remove
all ofcrs urdsr the tank oil Brigsdier Geners to I'LL
ali vac inceS and to arrest persona who shall be gus
pscted OF dalOyaly and shall refuse TO receive the Con-
unentsl money This was dole in rs, before Wash
ipgton hal shown himself TO be model of human
wisdom aud patriotism.
Mr. concluded by saying, that
We are engaged in q war such ~ the world never
before saw involving the lives aud property OF every
man. woman and child Within we are menaced BY
domestic war, Invited by cur enemies in arms. Oar
slaves in some sections are in against their mas
ers ThI state Of things threatening TO subvert and
sap our very sooal aud political iGstiut Our enc
mics are pascellng our land, among Themselves and
their back allies aud the landmarks of every State are
being thuatened while sit here aud debate upon The
constuIionaty of devised for cur own SAL
va ion.
four spice has only permitted US to give very dry
ana meagre outline OF Mr. OJNRADs Argument
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24

te-n cur armies 10 the neld end thepeOplea. home
smu pa % exercn in cur hcls cause, AID II at
tn tsH incentive such mpatby is TO ieep the pio
c advised trough the Press Of the welfare, III ritz
tie eeds OF our brothers in arms, would respect
fily ssk
T)st your honorable BODY taxa such action ss may
be Necessary authorize tie proper officers Of the
Government to sell to the reporters Of the Press such
supplies Of food ard forage may be necessary to en-
sble them to main in toe field with sTmiep, and
to perform their duties to the Press aud the public.
have the honor 10 be, very espsctuly,
j. s. THRAsHER,
SUIT Press Assn, {. S. A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24
TEE cULIURE OF TOBACCO DURING BE WAR |

TEE CULTURE OF TOBACCO DURING TIE WAR
To he Editor Of he Wig:
While ell trae.heaFted Yfgni'us united as band Of
brolbers using the efforts TO raise supplies
for cur army pgoviae os the helpless families OF
our brave soldiers ills hard for TO real 70 that there
in mdst set OF hsartles Shylocksi aVancous
uisers, and Yankee mammon Vorshppersl losi TO all
sense Of Phame, without oae puk Of humanity or pa
trOtHm wlo with large sudcd possessions and abua-
dsnt labor are even now dvsTuIg that lipor ronAits
legitimate ohGsnel by preparing 10 cuIiVaa their best
lands in tobacco. SuppoSiag that G0Ver' NJ ens las no
use for tobscso, hair creepy seals SEX, 9pon 1t as
sure and safe meacs Of gain, regardless OF the many
no,tba tina 10 this cur tina o. uiA need al that
GENEROUS soil will yield. While this cass Is few IN NUM-
ber and Justly despeaba snd c0ntampub9 IN the eyes
# ell good msn yet thsy shsuld not be allowed to grow
rch rs il were on me hearts blood Of our soldiers
their wives and children, sd heir widows and orphans
A. we havs rot the poSec 70 drive them from cur state,
whose fair uSms they Gtgrace, TO the more congenaL
ociety Of their money loving brethfea IL The Norh,
respectfully suggss that COrgTess be nsIaofaiz3d TO
upose tsx in kind OF 30 per cent. on ell tooseco
.aTed during the wa; and YOU'D add order every
man 50 raising is into active services ia Che held, but
that would not insult generoui defenders by re.
curing them 10 Ugh; by TIE eids OF such sordid
Ereehes Ike the Yankees, their souls can be only
e,ehed through the sensitive "pcCket nerve, SO
tax OF one Eai of their tobacco and perhaps an sd
itional tenth Of Sll produce, with more gid Impress
msnt o. all supplies fer the army, HGud thinA Oilos
them 10 their senses.
sl;o suggest, as We have "Rlll o. Honor, on
which 20 record the deeds Of cur noble so1ors thai in
e.cA couaty We slso establish R,li o; DIShonor on
which the names ami nianv Of gl irsto, spectators
and tobacco TGiSers daring tie Oar be recorded, so that
wren poseEty admes the heroisn ct ger;ous ones
gbon the SAFE delghte,h TO honorp it can also know
aud scorn the mean, craven graspiog retches, Wao'
during this mighty struggle, have sol1 themselves 10
the demon OF Avarics, and would grow rieh while ber
heroic defenders and The helpless women and ehldren
suffer. thousand times worse than Shyloek, who only
soucht "he pOuud'ol sa" next TO tue heart OF bis
enemy, are sueh men a. tteze.
ORK OF TIE People.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24
TIE PRESS ASSOCIATION-MEMORIA TO
nnNnprcI


The following ,mOrsl has been presented to Con-
gress:
SUPIRNFESDEScE FRFss ASSOCIATION,
atlanta, Ga, Nay 9th, 1854.
TO he Honorable, he Congress Of the
Confederate States Of America: =
The S1perir tendtnt of the Press Association Of the
ConfedeIats States would respectfully represent:
That as Agent for al the daily, and large number
OF the weekly journals OF the Conledsacy membsrs of
the Press Association, he is uDdep the necessity Of
placing with the several armies battling in the field for
our independence reporters 10 obtain early and reliable
intelligence and transmit the sans By telegraph to the
Press.
Fha. owing to the peculiar Circumstances attending
many sections Of country rhere6 operations are now
carried co. dcalses encountered in procuring food
for said reporters ieh expenditure OF money WI
overcome.
That application has bsen mfdi 10 The Secreia y ct
WaF and 20 Feveral ge5orals commanding l. the held
fer permission purchase tie necessary supplies i6r
nd portsrs from he proper sgeats OF tho govern
meut which application has been denied on The olnd
tat under the existing law 10 authority exists to con-
ceds the desired emission.
And Believing, as d. that an active sympathy be-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24
SENATE.

hoBDAY, May 2S, 1854.
Prayer by Rev DR. lHinnegerode, of the Episcopal
Church.
Br HILL stated that his colleague Mr JoHssoS) had
been detained from his seat In the Senate by ndspos-
ton On his motion, leave of absence was granted TO
Sir JOHEsoH for the redue ofsthe session.
Ar SPARROW, of La, preaented the memorial of hr
Tbrasher, Superintendent OF the Press Association,
asking that reporters In the field be allowed to pur-
chase ratious and forage Referred to the Committee
Of Military Affairs.
Mr SPARROW also presented a resolution instructing
the Committee of The Judiciry to report bill suspend
ing the wrtof hdbsaS corpus.
Mr. GRAHAM OF n U, remarked that if the resolution
was one OF Inquiry ne would not object to it. ou. as IL
was instruction TO the committee 10 report BILL be
could not vote for it. He moved that the resolution be
pcstponed until tomorrow.
Mr. SPARROW modified his resolution so as TO in
sIuct the Judiciary Committee to inquire into the expe
diency of reporting the said bill
After remaIks by several members, the molten to
ppstpone was agreed to.
Mr. SEAMES, Of La, introduced bill to regulate the
pay OF the General assigned to duy at the sat of Gov
ernmen under the provisions OF the act approved rs
March, 1862. Referred TO the Committee of Military
Aflirs.
Mr.. OLDHAM, from the Committee Of Commerce. re
ported back he recommitted bill amending the lst sect
OF the act imposing Hsrciions on tie foreign CON-
marco OF the Conf dsrae Safes TO strike out tbs
word "uui orm" The bill was considered aud passed.
Mr.. MAXWELL, from the same committee, reported
hill amendatory of the same act 60 as to protect the
iuter SITS of the States in vessels owned wholly or in
part by them. The bill, after lengthy debate, vas
amended and passej-yeas IL, nays9
This PRESIDENT lrd before the Senate commun
cation from the Sscetiry OF the Treasury, Representing
iha the advertised sale OF guaranteed sx per cent
boGds had postponed from military necessity, and
recomme ding certain leg,Ition in quence there
Of Referred to the Committee Of finance.
On mot on of Mr.. SEAME5 the Senate received into
secret legislative session
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24
CAMP HANOVER IUscFI,S,
Nav 90 h 1874

May 2Oh 1884.
REPORT OF CASUALTIES IN 22D VIRGINIA REGI-
NENT. IN TIE BATTLE OF NEW MARKET, VA,
MAY l6rH, 1864.
Company A-Klled: James Humes.
Company B.-Wounded: CsptJ johns, flesh, arm,
lgbt; Corp1 Aakrum, flesh, eide, 81 GIT; ivates
Brakeman, cain, badI + Wheeler, 81, side, Sigh
Joseph Hoskins, breast badly; Henry Fesber, arm,
Sigh fast; W Combs, de- do do; K Fnt, do, do,
do Bushong, head badly fractured; Lewis, kill.
ed Wounded 8, killed..
Company Go 0.
Company Do 0.
Company E--Wourded Lieut. Woods. lee
flesh, slight; Pdvaes Rose, de h, tligb Joseph Es-
&c, SIDE Il SD, llight Boggs, arm, flesh, 81 gbt s
Z Breeden, head, bId!y. Wounded
Company F.-Wounded: ] P Robinson, ae b, sight
Company G.-K lied: iotpl P Gidi Wounded
foot, 8h, sligb 4 P slisbnf ann q sh sleas:.
Nicely face slight ooEI Thos Cooper, Eng , il gu,
iyass Cook. hand do; Asado re, AS, leg, DE-;
W Manu. band slight. Wounded 8, killed 1-s
Company H.-Woauded: L Meyer, foot, Aliga,; O
G Reynolds, arm, assh, eight. Wounded 2.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24
NORTHUMBERLAND 81 so - .
RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY MORNING., MAY "a, 1854. E,
PAPsRS FoR TEE ARNE.

We learn thst papers mailed 70 she army 90 not
reash their destination because the postage Is not and
cannot in many cases be paid N advance, or on de-
livery % ARM carriers By the postmaster. To remedy
tie dicrlsy in regard 80 the WRg, We viii hereafter
preoay TIE postage at this office on papers ordered by
persons N the army, deductDg the amount Of postage
lrora the remittsnoes sent
By ARA cement with the Postmaster g keamonu'
We viii mark each peper "Pad," which, ~ psseiDg
through the ooe here, viii be evidence to every other
oGies tia, the postage has been paid here.
Wen no pest oHice is given, hut merely the COM
RAW, resuiens a., delay Of day in tie Richmond
Pos; Oce is unavoidable. Persons in the army order
ing the paper viii therefore state tie pest Office ana
g., viii change he direction when requested.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24

eighteen months Genets Taylor ha rooduosed opera
,;en. :, Tia. 5epar,mens SFiih 81 y. -b;lt7 mi
,r,css, ,oraIss by lev Ct Gus neis.. ai' recent
campaign againt Bs, ks mass os eSuaeered one OF tie
mos brilliant and triumphant OF the war The country
wi ,nsider his new diitnlio S'l won oud WORLDLY
bcsowed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24
mh25-1avtd
By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCIAaAfI0N

Whereas the court ct the e'unty Of Kng oesn has
been destroyed BY the public and tor that
place holding thsd has heretofore bean required
be held house Thomas WYATT PAGES Chapel said
county and The court Of said county having requested
the gesr convenience Of the people, the place again
changed: Therefore i, WILLIAM SMITH, Governor w.
monsealh Of Virginia, do hereby require the jAt
the county court OF said county hereafter 10 hold
at the town Of Sevensve, IN said county, It'll otherwise
quired by lay.
i--l Gwen under my hand Governor, an uEder
( L. 8. less seal Of. the Commonwealth at chmond
tcl eighteenth day Of Nay 1854, and In the ssth ye
the Commonwealth. WIN. sMIl
~ thu Governor,
Csc. W. AUEFoRD,
Seey Of the Commonwealth. my2o-e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24
Wen Deserved Promotion.

are pleased to learn that at the inssance Of the
eensF-l commanding the rsaus- Nsisspp Department,
MAJOR Geo'rA Richard Taylor has TAD conferred on m
VI rank and tile Of LisulsnAat General For the Lac,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24

10Th inst near New Market in The Valley Of the sheuan
doab. Parsed unanimously.
Snpdry unimportant bills and resolutions were r al
and referredthe House being mainly occupied With Mr.
LEAcHs resolutions.
AIS o'clock the House adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24
FOR THE HIG
IN MEN0RIAN.
A Tribute to General j Z. B. Ssuars.

BIZ H. c. ALEXANDER
Unhorss the priucelg cavalier,
Aud stake him TO the grount;
Convert the precious form to dust
And tu,n the glit,er,ng sword 70 rust,
Aod hush the bugle's sound.
But think not ye Who thus ri dice
To see a hero bleed,
That IN the iaust or Il ornament,
Or When win thirst CT battle speot,
The South will stand il need
Tea thousand sc lbSaris ring with JOY
To avenge the honored gore;
Ten ttousa sAbIes Hash in cir,
Ten trou.and heavi brea'ts are bare;
Though Stuart is 10 more
No morel and ia it then too true.
Dee Baya d live no mores
Noryes again that flOwiJg CIess
Shall We Behold WiIn gilsb zest
Confront the battles rcarf
Nor elsa the iaddle empty now
Whera Stuart sought the ray
The nslng spurJ a4G cancing plane
Recall PEtfoelus, Cus r>iume
No more tie yanqcishad day.
No upon the bs;tle's FROM
Snan S.uar. lead the vlc--
Asleep the rare Nrginiau lice,
Nor reeks be lis the Toe that flies,
While scowls tbs grim redau.
Thou OF the soldier MEN and brow,
Mourn'st thou dead JaekioD's charge
Mourn for the knigh'ed Stuart slain,
Who brought you jackson back again,
By Rappshsnuook's mArge
Weep re fair Vi'lets Of the May,
Above your Sguart's mound
Droop ys sad willows v the stream
Toat mu,muTs he plAintiye dream
B.si ie the hal!owe1 ground
Marble ye Knockers Of The grove,
Ye nigh iDg,l,s Of tlre,
Fill the nee ueual shades with Joy,
Though Stuart SIC ps beside his boy
Who pefished-ah, so so0n
Maids Of the South, your tres3es loose,
Your uart is aid loEl
(Tne plume upon his smiling bIoW)
Behold 1t last the vc'o. bow,
Ar5 the pale eo.o show
The cheek that never blanehej with fear
Il white as soulptursd stone;
TIE eye thai beaTe1 with ligas is glazsd;
The arm which erst the ialchion raised,
Has sunk, without groap.
And warriors gathered to his call,
NV that his race was run,
As when upon the field they wed,
Aud pre- sed With grief where Stuart cried,
20 God, thy will be done -
The golden spurs are Well-bequeathsd
(Nemento Of t5o bTaye):
The horse is given 20 bis AID,
That for its champion. rider Weighed
And bore him 70 his grave.
The boy takes up the fathers sword,
B izh: with Damascus steel
May Heaven proteoi the fathers son
From whis.ling ball and belching gun,
When squadrous eriuge and Ieel!
But if-lke sire, like son-it be
His 5ts iuy to fail,
b b 3 heEo's death to die
On gloiy's lauIeled hssfse to lie!
With spring flowers for bis pall
Bot courage, guardians Of the LAID,
Your S.uars still survives
His spirt animates the fight
That RACES yonder on tie height
For babes, and homes, aod wives
Ths royal blood is not extinct,
Though Rupert stains the sod:
Though S.uarS tails, the Cavaliers
Their bUgle5 wind amid their tears,
And put their trust in God
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24
WILLIAMSON & Co., Auctioneers,

y
The undergned would notify their friends and the public
orally that having aken that large and store late
occupied by Jno Regnsns No. l92 MAN, between 9th sad
10th streets; they s henceh continue their business In n
and win be prepared 10 show the greatest advantage oil goods
consigned 10 them for SALE
They respectfully offer their services for tho sale Of
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE Of all kinda
Thankful patronage solicit ccntnuAnce Of he
same. WILLIAMSON 90.
Ono. u. TnLLAssor,
jas-eH ESQ A yasrAn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24

Compsny 10 o 0
Ccmosnv K Kiei: Robsrt iiafri. w unded:
W Fl Fa7t'u ess, bail, Patrick Murray. neck,
aesa; Jao ngrov e, sh, eli {. Wcutded D,
killed IA.
Nou-commissoned s'af -woulieS: s.; Msjor Mon.
roe Q1arr'er, shoulder fracurei badly.
Total-Wounded 2s. Killed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
4 PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS a vacsncy has occarred in the
general Assembly Of this State by the resignation Of JAS
L. CARSON late the Senator for the district composed Of the
cSurtiss Of Frederick Clark. Gnf Warren Therefore VIII
LIAM SMITH, the Commonwealth Of Virginia, 90
hereby proclaim and make knosn thst elections will be held In
the said counts the fourth Taurday In May next for
tor to FL the vacancy aforesaid; aad tie sheriff. the said coun
hereby elections 30 be he'll In thei
spocye counties day and for the mentioned Re-
from said esune and cit thereof II the military
service will allowed 0nses viii polls
their respective military encsmpmen according 10
law.
I-l Given under my hand Governor, and under the
g. SLess Seal OF the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
IT, 9lst day Of March, In the year 1884
WIN. SMITH,.
By the Governor:
GEORGE W. DUsroRD,
Secretary Of The Commonwealth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24
cOPAnrNEHsHIP.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE UNITED IN
4 bustness uader the an Deaae somervle, and will
conduct comm sion Basin lately
occupied by Brown Deane.
They solicit patron ge their friends the lends Of the
Arms wi which tbey have ben connected public.
From eong expe lie Of both partners Ia business thsy
hope TO give satisfaction to their patrons.
They desire coDsign OF Of country produce
aud supplies needed for consumption.
7. JAA DEAEg
uy5-la.8. R.B. S0MKRvlLLB.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24
NOTICE.-O Thousand Dollars Reward

NOTICE.-Une thousand Dollars Reward
IN oar tie shove reward for the delivery t. me- cophue
men 10 jail 70 TIA. gei them sgaia Of four uegroes
WILLIAM black about IS to 90 years 3D. short and
slont sult
MARY, his WIFE, bright cooed and acut 40 TO As old,
and nnnps in walking
Shirley their child, about years cid. chubby faced, and
the color OF his mother.
Ao-NAP0IEoN about t6 years old, light eelored
very slow
Or will pay IN pro ,ortion for either OF them.
r. W. PARo Navy Yard Rockets, viii identify any Of the
above, osaglt and carried to Richmond.
II. T. PAIR0,
Prince Edward county Va
Ny Post Office Is Prospect Hi. my28-ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24
DIED.,

On Sunday, the al, At Amphtdl, Oh stsThsf ~, Mr.
Jos. NJ DARLINGTON, OF Is city. Ills frien&s, Ih,se
mis- mother, Mrs Eliza G. oairngn invited totend HI
IN, st. johns Church. his asrnoea at o'clock
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24

To tie Voters of Richmond:
am reelection 10 the ONCE OF the 10 OF III
ey respectfully solicit the votes OF my feoxczens a. the
election ThuTEdsy, Nay l6th ,,v.o,
nNQ2- III. N kLLf Bun.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24
rsE-ROa STAGE SENATOR-AuuusrlNE }

sxrTgWe are auorzei Augustine J. smi h. ~
Predeick county candidate for the Sea Vrgna-o
al the vacancy district Composed OF the counties oil IRE g.
''I Iss Sir AZ THuRsDAY IA Nay. spl9 etde
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24
NOTICE.

To THE FARMERS ON JAMES RIVER.
THE Packet Boats will have tins and boxes
Il upon esch Packet receive milk, vegetables butter, or
anything may the wounded soldiers such
articles be sent Ice will be placed
this purpos ALI articles above named viii be
free ofeharge AID care taken as TO their delivery.
By order OF the PreEient,
my23 d3kc1t WIN. N BARRETT, Gen. erpt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24
NJ9W RICHMOND THEATRg.

Aeiiis and stags Manage. ...'..R D. esesn
TUEsDAy EVENING Nay a. 1854
Tn. Of the Nineteenth Century the great spectral u
sion Of the
GHOST,
VIII appear this evening in william Lsm'n Redess hrilnspsy
Of thu
SKELETON WITNESSl
Celia Dormer....... Miss loe Bridges
Jean, with NILS naiLe harrington
Maud IN 'sAs'
VIII appear Ia the third act.
See blI OF the hou.e for particulars.
Grand Double Fancy Dance
Conclude with the funny farce OF
ShEfcHES In INDIAl
NOTICE The Management deous Of allowing the gsesrous
public enteItanmer delight In his wer,
ms thought proper produce GHOST every other evening"
Psys a always the delight Of the rtsigeat sd
faed. He he vii continue receive that generous
gsnea that las hltasro rewarded his efforts.
~ Wednesday evening. benea.oi
M pEBAR.
In preparation for Reproduction,
JENNIE DEANS!
GRAND NOON PERFORMANCE
OF the
o D I'll
nv In reheauaia new play, entitled
0jDENS ADVENTURE
Doors open at N O'Clock. Performance At ~
precisely
s-Bo1 office open from 81 A ~ tOSP NJ, when se.s can
be engaged. myA-h
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24

NO1ICE.-I have opened an Office in this
In city for the our settling Ill my Accounts All
PERSONS hsvos any cfms agaost my Department while acting
Chf Quaremaster OF the Armies 10 Virginia 10 the West
must -ressnt tnem at once am closing tbs business and
canGet delay ALFRED NJ BARBOUR,
YirRina aud the Welt
ONCE the Governor street and Tobacco Alley
stairs.
Richmond, Va, May 94th, 1se4-2w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-24

INFORMATION WANTED of Private c. B.
WHITE Go. H., 81 Virginia Regiment Cavalry who has
been mDg since the ugh. OF May Sh spotyvsnis O. H.
supposed 10 be prisoner In the ensmys Ines
T. W. WHITE,
whitiock Halifax County, Va
my74-3ls Northern papers pesle copy.