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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11


The Lincoln and johnson Club of the
District of Columbia called on the Presi-
dent tonight and gave him a serenade in
honor of his reelection. There was an
immense concourse Of spectators in front
of the Executive Mansion. The President
appeared at an upper window and spoke
as follows:
It has been a grave question whether
any government, not too strong for the
liberties of its people, can be strong enough
to maintain its own existence . :
emergencies. On th'- An great
t0O''--' : brought our Republic to severe
1 test, and Presidential election occurring
in regular course during the rebellion, add
ed not a little to the strain of the loyal
people, who we're put to their utmost
strength by the rebellion Must they not
fail when divided and partially psralyzed
by a political war among themselves
| But the election was necessity. We
cannot have a free Government without
elections, and if the rebellion could force
J US to fOrego or postpone the national else-
, 1864-09-12
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session OF the Thirty
Eighth Congress.


Az AcT making appropriations for the cur
rent and contingent expenses Of the In
dian Department, and for fulfilling treaty
stipulations with various Indian tribes,
for the year ending june thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-fye, and for
other purposes. ~
r.. Il taaeted h. IL S.uas. a,d 1o... a,
Rsureseatqtipe, Of he Uaited .State, 5,
Amer;ea ia CoaSyess os,em5isd THAT the
following sums be. and thev are hereby an.
propiated ant of anv money m the Tres ss,,rv ~
not otherwise anpronriatei. for the nnrnose
Of paving the current and contineept ex.
penses Of the Indian Dcuartment and fuI-
tIling treaty stipulations with the various
Indian tribes.
For the current and contingent expenses
OF the Indian Denartment. namely:
For the nav Of Superintendepts Of Indian
Affairs and Of Indian agents. ninetv-eioht
thousand eight hundred dollars.
For pay Of sub-agents, six thousand dol
lars.
For the salary Of the agent Of the Green
Bav agency. 70 make the same figteen hmm.
drcd dollars per annun, an additional sum
Of Eve hundred dollars.
For pay Of clerk to superintendent at st.
Louis, Missouri, one thousand two hundred
dollars
TOT pAy 2, temporary elerko 70 superin,
.enaents oA Anolah anairss nSe Thousand
ao,1als
ror pay q CLERK e Inc superintendent OF
Indian allaIrs ~ Sallierala, one thousand
eight hundred dollars
FOR pay Of ioar agenes, seven Thousand
Two hundred dollars a - n
for pay OF one eiaeksmi,h' one assistant
plaeksini,h' one iar,aeF, ana one carpenter,
r.o Thousand ioar hundred uollars.
Eer pay o. interpreters, tWenty-eigns .nou-
sA,e Ioat hundred dolls.s'
ror presents % INDIANS nve thousand
.ssS AZ s;ph, plssl0s hnsd,.S A. doIIsrs ~ s'N ''''1
I'm 6n;Id;nSs a. sgenc;e. and yen.;rs
thereof ten thenssnd iolIars
For eontinoenc;os a. tle Indian denart.
ment thirtv.six tbousand 1--WE hundred dol
Lars.
For fnlell;no treatv et;nul.,;ons With ,be
various Indian tribes.
elAoAtOoH iNpiAss'
for ninth Of ten instalments as annuity,
% 6e expended IN the purchase Of such
goods, provisions, and other useful articles
as the President, at his discretion, may from
1me 2 tme determine per nintn article Of
the treaty OF seventeenth October, eighteen
hundred and tifty-fve, twenty Thousand dol
nFs;
tor ninth 9, zen lnstalmenss as annuity,
g DC expended 10 establishing and instruct,
lag them IN agFieulturai and mechanical
M M y ;'.:,:. suaea: sls.i ~.
a tbe d;ssras;on of M p,es,lsnt ner tenth
article of fhe 'srea,s \, -, ~ ssventeenth 0cto-
her e;gh,sen brndssj 4. .nd eev.sxe ~. tffeen
aIos,s,j -ii Jnil.-- ''.- ''''. =
s,,,--.eH--. ..o..--.. j.
0hAsrA' sco1oh, AND uAPouA INDIANS.
For tenth Of fifteen instalments Of annu-
~, to be expended as directedby the Pres
, 1864-09-12

For permanent annuity in goods or other
wise, per fourth article treaty third August,
seventeen hundred and ninety-fye, Eve
hundred dollars.
) For permanent annuity in goods or other
wise, per third article treaty twcnty-frst
, 1864-09-12
MIAMIEs OF INDIANA,

For interest on two hundred aud twenty
one thousand two hundred and fifty-seven
collars and eighty-six cents, uninycsted, at
Ave per centum, for Miami Indians Of In
diana, per Senate's amendment to fourth
article treaty fifth june, eighteen hundred
and tifty-foury eleven thousand and sixty
two dollars and eighty.nine cents.
, 1864-09-12


For permanent annuity in money, per
fourth article treaty seventh August, seven
teen hundred and ninety, and fifth article
treaty seventh August, eighteen hundred and
tfty-six, one thousand Eve hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity in money, per
second article treaty sixteenth june, eight
cen hundred and two, and fifth article treaty
seventh August, eighteen hundred and fifty
six, three thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity in money, per
fourth article treaty twenty-fourth January,
eighteen hundred and tWenty-six, and fifth
article treaty seventh August, eighteen hum
dred and tifty-six, twenty thousand dollars.
For permanent provision for blacksmith
and assistant, and for shop and tools, per
eighth article treaty twenty-fourth January,
eighteen hundred and twenty-six, and fifth
article treaty seventh August, eighteen
, 1864-09-12

For eleventh of sixteenth instalments in
blankets, clothing, farming utensils, and
stock, per third article treaty tenth Sep
tember, eighteen hundred and fifty-thrcc,
two thousand five hundred dollars.
sAcs AND FOXES OF MISSISSIPPI.
For permanent annuity in goods or
otherwise, per third article treaty third
November, eighteen hundred and four, one
thousand dollars.
For interest on two hundred thousand
dollars, at five per centum, per second arti-
Gle treaty twenty-frst October, eighteen
hundred and thirty-seyen, ten thousand dol
lars.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09


ssisiaal iaiiSEe SEl u Sss Esss sssp iesAssl TIE
end Ny trust is that they maY not only see, bot re-
pair their error before tbe cities are starved and the
cause lost. The imprsssment system, two years ago.
leu wheat at 81; il is now $50. This result was
predicted in tho Virginia Legislature ADD in the col
unns Of the Wig and il Was What oil past experience
taught Us 10 expect Toe continuance Of the system,
whether the schedule prices DO high or low viii only
Aygrava.e the evil Ify0u think COnDissAry NOrthrOP
vii, persist, and can succeed in running brokendoHn
machine, my advice to ysu is to Iy in your supplies as
soon ss possible.
Hoping that by sone prOviisntiAl means or other
grain OF common sense may get into the Con misssry
Department venture again to suggest the scheme 10
which formerly alluded is not my scheme, but
that Of tho ghes: authorities in the army It's sim
pc, and It's leasiD 10y is e-siJ tested, il is nothing
more than contracting for FEEDING aad clothing the
army. with III lowest biddsF-.he Government paying
IN cotton and tobacco. These contractors would get
their sappliea from the Enthusiastically relieving the
pressure upon our own country. By using Gotten and
tobacco instead of Treasury notes. the articles could be
got cheaper, and the currency would be benefited
NOn.producsr5 would then, b able to buy all they
wanted at moderate pioss. By the same system, We
could obtain al abundant supply Of hOfses from the
Western States. A FARAsR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
OE1IUIAL.
ADJUrANr AND INSPECTOR GENERALS oYFIcE,
RrcHxosD, August lst, 1864 !
SPECIAL ORDERS.

No y $50. ri 3
Toe iS-s ossSs prices for article. @srn ps
Of officers aud agents the Government n
RICHMOND 1854
informed July that the
to Gp-
dt
waun
and
all united ooaing high
delivered
All
-.
p0nf dpt the
March
is IN
oflW bee
% nd o ali hs
OF
nJAExI sEpos:
: ne
adj tie
%
upu
tho stprja1
f
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
FHR SCHEDULE
70 IA Esitor Of "a. Wig

T5 ~ EditoS Of tks WIig
rTOQ mistake in representing me a. sGppS.uss Tie
jay schedule an against az schedules, Ahd have
DSs5 from tie beginning. l vas glad 70 see that o.
LAY, because regarded il confession that the i'm
PsessnsRt system failure BsfOA that Wss is
q 3D. had seen appeals from the War DspartmentAOd
TIE eomnissAFy agents, enlFeatDg people to send in
I1sE wheat aud promising she sarkst price FOR July
esAysfy. That looked encouraging and Preagured the
SsEniAh Of the systen Of foros sad fraud When the
schedule published diefa Cd il Is ,sasysoea bvs
Var o. Ce1s1aissGIy Dpal tuasni the rst,sr scanned
eoneieaVe No Government could survive such pricss
aud Is would be absolutely necessary 70 resort 10 soms
0tSsr sEPsdisnt Bat alas for The psrvsrsty and ob
'nsey OF human nature, AoonissOn Of error doe. NOT
n''sasariy Imply repentance and reformation. The i'm
tsS''ss VIA nAaAss the OOunissAFy plrtmsn having
abandoned the old schedule as failure and adopted
hss one nov qOis this last and hn back upon thsr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
Hooker

It appears thas the rvoOuO;able Hooker was relieved
hon duty with SasFnl7. and st bis Ovn request, be
having taken snersgO 81 the assignaeRs Of II Gao
Howard to the command Of the Grand Division OF the
Sd Army Corps, made vacant By the dsta Of MePbcT-
SCH. Howard vas tie lniO7 Of Hooker, who tOoz this
Advancement % tbs SrDes over hin in high iadgeol
Shern n Hks1 Bsol e. n San francisco where Hooker
va lOafsT thoroughly on, az the cib0Es, Lii too
sny opportunities Tor forming accurate estimate Of
Fighting Joss, real 4aai 10 trust high psn.i-
sltisl TO hiR-henco the OVsFssaghing Of its =SEsLy
snhodi1sst Of Yankee ehlrlslanlsu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
Superior
First rata

IL sssSas hs average vsizs Of ss esss artillery si
horses and mules SO0 designed that tie snozi
aoceotsd acted up according Its
import Il other words that sy should Re selected and then
impressed accordingly their wording qualities and adaptation
army service together with their intrinsic value would
rant udcious purchaser In considering them coming within
the contemplation OF be commissioners
vane Of such horses the vonnsnt needed $500
might arise hoEeye when the public exgenc
to demand haAIL haTses hand should
pressed YETI under Ordinary ccunssnces when family
booded horses brood Of VALUE
respectfully suggest Secretary Of War to
have Hsu ions forwarded TO the mpesng officers propose
ana Elbow the owners to SUBSTITUTE II Their stsad suoh ore
sound and ssfceable horses shall be considered and
Taasi By con eten and dintersssd parties class sr
lery horses or hrs, eilts wagon mules
The term aTsrsse value par head 10 eonradsnctioa
10 dxsd and uniform price for sssh hcrss on
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09

szis, We surprised thst II ilpssssias LuatsT OF
horses o. mzes whether owned O. several persona
Tiisa that might be estimated $780, ami others
5Tent advanced rsts sceoreos to hf WORTH up hh
800 thus making acreage value price for aatr Of
good sound and euheient horses muller, 1900 each
enc sound might In ali onsr respects be clsssei as a
eiass artillery the CT Justify
SenEisraby curta BIZ value 30 horse 10 Is years
Of Eight be desud ii ali other particulars ass
sHey horse but If course hogevs eeIeDt able
der good service for Je his advanced von
Justly aud ally Impair bis value Any hose however k
may approximate The standard Of frat sihey horse
must according to dsheisnciss fall below the maximum ptc
andas Few o. mpsrsiiTsy to tie standard and
Ioe, are entitled the xDau pse Of In all ohs
Inst nees the price should be propsronsey reidced as
fecsns place them beles tia STAN Hard Ct FRAT Ssss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
DIED.

Yesterday norbi5g, Angus: st al the residences Mr. W. O.
Relbi OF paIid leycf, Capt.. ARTHUR H. PORTLoCK 90.
y Regiment VII Liza Infantry, 10 tie S1Jk age.
Hs ieuds and thos OF alr. Rssb Invited attenl Bis
funeral 1s Iuesdsy) MOANING, 10 O'CLOCK st. Paus
Church
az Norfolk and Portsmouth papers copy.
Ia Westmcrtznd county, the 23d N July DABNEY H.
WHARTON, JR, son OF Rev. d. WnRrIon This promising
youth nesry reached his 1Ih year. when
atce entail discharge lsket hands C
a ccmpaniOR lie survived the wound only Few hours.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09

As the Chssts1fstd neared the wharf a the foot Of
calhoun street. returned heroes aboard wefe greet
81 With loud cheers from tbe crowd and with muse
from the band A beautiful wreath from some Of the
lad IS Of Charleston presented to General Eiward
Johnson who returned bis thai Ks in a few grseerl
words. Hs followed by the swamp fox Of Misourj,
Gen. Jef Thompson, who also addressed the throng
present.
The returned officers Rers ysstsFday provided with
quarters a. the private residences Of some OF our pub
he 81 Tilted Hiesrs and citizens
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
RigRFs.
~~0-~-~~~~~S~.~-~->>~~~
RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY mORmSe, AUousr ., las4.
PVENING WHId

We sban publish to-day, at O'Clock p. n, and
every sogoesdg Day Sundays eGeeptsd) at the came
hour. en- evening edition Of the Wig. The Evening
gbg vi contain re latest news by mail sud telegraph.
Up 10 ,bs hous Of going to press editorials, locsl intel
lissres. So. y 20
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
ITENa FRON YANKEE NFWsP IpERa

The New York TINES Ct the 9th says: Court Of In.
qary about TO be convened TO inquire into the causes
o. Tue lats disaster 81 Petersburg The exact number
Of our losses in the action Of Saturday L now asceF-
tanned % have been s. $40.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09


tssiAivs - sAk s5-saa1zs ~ lsszs..s Nv LisS.
Since the adopcn Of Eehsdaes Of sbfuGsy
and March, The financial bills passed cur
Iency have seriouy impair:a ne value Of s Of ocn
horses and us were Impressed paid for currency
which In sfew day thereafter 10 be
-.hlrd cent.
The Board Of state Commissioners having and o,s
Of members icing out the stase could cohysrd
In ne TO review schedules OF prices Uacer this Of
iaets have examined and tariff Of prices
far as We have been advised OF recent
In this node 10 remedy oiniluon oil valuation witch mag
have recued from the action Of Congress upon the
Therefore, assess the average vAue OF artillery
horses and mules mpIessd SIN HE passage Of the currency
title each peron receive higher compensation accordingly 20
each recently impress b. cJBsaered
Ing second third Class artillery NUE.
whether appeal 10 Beard not and the ipr
snould Iorthsh cali all those
Of whom they lap essed hsrses mus and propose
upon the foregoing bsss Bat allowing 70 each
prices hsst second and third class tTJ
wagon mules have been emated 81 by the local
county apprsses assuming drerdge spprsneEt Of
5000 fair meun Valuation. 1hs ia soGd aoH msr
pice OF $VU, and mini price s4OJ, making sCJo
hs prcebus alJwipg for nst class horses
nales, ard roporonae s for b lnsror as they may iGh
below tue sade OF ns, Psyment Of uhaeref AM ubt
awarded 70 be made Ia the new Issue Of Trtaufy notes
Tue iupresng oncefs tacse instances where there we're no
Dste or local appssements for horses Guiesi ipi
should In AL tuh themselves the OF
donai eomptnIAu9n voad within tho r Of tctst ala
rates appear rsi and proper Dat after this and
tttmep any person should Eo be satdd, tho party leLA
htn appeal TO sus Board, Reconstructed
EW. HuBARD,
h0BT. GibBONEY,
WILLIAM y. HAhAIe0k,
ocn'rs Of ApPrsiSsneLtfof The SLATE CT VI,
Cssasd) s. COOPER
Ai,'s and Insp Gs1,
IA \ a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
TRIsUFs OF RESPECT.

CANP NEAR BERRVvGILE, Va,
July 40, 1904 (
Al meeting OF the Amherst Artillery, held yeHserdsy,
the follow ng resolution passed
Rtsord That mourn a deep SORROW the death
loved and onor, Lieut. EO wM HoBsoS. was AS
krd WRtcnul Tor We6eng he brave eadiDg
Ia battle fa HAL 10 duty strict and Ia his
al ~ stand 70 the ul measure yet hs
Sind ali confederate brother no
Dulles win NE Interests OF Ms CourtJ lie withdrew
dagger, suffering, eli equally with
company lie failed give his company
mpAhy. de Cbeyei tae Vita cheer
ulness Rnd Gritty, beGr3g field Afforded al
OF coOnes and at noble ard encouraging
We his loss mob IleRd brave nt us
We rejoice however In the belief hts
gala His NE Of pey and devotion leaves doubt
behind hs Us exchanged the toll o. battle
hed FOR The glOi ioua Of Heaven.
To his bereayed vile lit orphans offer on- nsere
sympathy; loving HIN DID, feel dsspy for them
aud deV~uty Psy ht tod may pute Il the O.
NN. bAsYE, Lieutenant
Artie
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09


Tao death Of GEORGE WI. HODSoN, n st Lsutsnanl Am
hest Battery Will kseny felt every and knsman rs
personal BEREAVEMENT aud Borey Snenet by const.
erAie 40 puOhc cAlAIiy OF excel elect
dec Hobson was ITALY arpeesenI ivs man, souh
and Oanfedssste de- In sentiment he was Al
dsdi In usranee always fApkSn position, aNAys
poDpt and execution, always Vger6 he had with
without policy
without malice Several esrkabs properties dlstis
g.shed him al him Excel en co npsniodsuip
Though oeePy pious be Was gloomy, rarely seous
moss always sparkling with genial humor which
was Just As Hey 20 cash up his expense ngaoss
Exalted nSoiiy Of uatue za0sr peuIiit7 The perpe-
Gsuon Of bsse act tailed are him with irrepr.ssble
inds suJn ITeusm5e- vel the lass izs saw Georg4 A
poor e boz, brutal cJTei o. larger oOmpano sg
vsepE aud trembling De sang GlJng, with cars ana
nenaess, toward the appoint ps3 Of yashmsat Among
MOVED Like streak Of hgbtrlng, he lushed
a2, cuaed od tbs Prosecutors, and folio we'd them with he
Ind giant query go and MI boys Of Soar
Le did he stay 20 unit tue cst, whether he himself with
have CHANGED 10 b. present. in the crowd The angry fe OF
the boysh had ohssted Oyedo wing benevoense Was
third characteristic OF friend de always fonded hs if
and child ca with tbs Earnes every friend Whb
sailing Kindness ready reader Ia his no d
veneed every human being ued natufe which rar
y failed to win bis fit udhlp hs sight None Who hin
wOnd expect 10 nhia Oh haSy of our a1sd
kin man EAo1s empnaucaly adding he vas AZ sTaTa
An AID - fsst Trend rs lived His proTeT6 cooness on
the battle held and bis gsslt Fight at Lichu nd nav
have reached the fountain bead OF military promoons % n 81
t3e cheering eontiet his en thai they ve en,, h
70 public Strange, thai he wlo a-ed ne ART
Oonfederae In Virginia should have by hs a Fede
raj Monooloy. ha he IN h., -
earth, and 9ce in the Christian assurance ,hat h
ent pey here has long this him to more
enduring and exalted Inheritance above God be thnhei thn
20 pleasant character ana happy lie lst 20 Guide and
70 cheer US 50 long in the house Of our pilgrimage JRs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
TEACHER WANTRD.

T WISH to emp oy for the next scholastic
term q zen n1Rss, % sonnsoes on Is. q Sept next
1nsnsh ooe ~hO has had some exPeiiehse preferred.
q. RhoRHKNr.
ssS-ss' Iii =. Address King william q a. We.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
PIEDMoNT INsfITUrR.
OnGf lottesViHei VA
W.o unnmhnr

UhEf IoIttsVIItl Va
MIss A sEAT0N, PliScIPIL
THE twelfth annual session of this Boardin O
Il and Day School VIII begin Monday the lOh ssDtsmb,S
FOR particulars apply TO principal. Au9 loisis
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09

SPECIAL NOTICE.
FLOUR AT RETAIL.
until further notice, a Lot Of 'V 1A"s
vkKY LXvELLENr FLOUR,
10 CONSUMES ONLY,
and rs per pound. Having such arrange m,nt.
hnk VII guarantee me In selling folly A. IA AZ
hers are selling BY he BASRE cs upon those Ia want %
utAn me la the roEt ssuns he public ng snail be
M unione to give the small loar a. low a. % sto
buy ~ the eArIe. w q CIV VIZ
andy ia Main str ct up stars
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
~ nw I.iChaOND rhaAIfzA.
~ oosnsr % tn sud Bread slsssls


~ nw .iChaoSD ThaAi'f2E.
~ ooEnG Of tn sud Bread stsa.
ipaias ,nd Stage s,n.sr D. esa.s
TUESDAY rvsSIEe. Ausa:ts, 1894.
ms perfoEmsee will eommsIce vito u, rezzliul
wAsaTi grand sss.a.
IN IN &c Asa, ~ W -. LeGol Head, Esq, entiaed
six tEEN SfklN0 9aIK
Jack Rsrn adoPt:i con Of Mr. cOvile, sixteea s,gl
ID. non; az l.1 T.hd saoE sG i.s Con. saaa
otnnl oaanlsis 81 N Of f.stiou.
Mary f.Her', si'efSsFlS Mr.. hssissh.
Kiss oenssaee Manly. .h sar 81 sai ballads. 's l. '
Adsshs, tie Shelter Lsf" CT Kit lsyIou,
RELY. ..,.......... ......, Mas Jsspse fs,iss
10 trouble or eEPenie ha 10 the hs
M 'Bssaiu Hst:.I .ad Carrie sas-H home Dfss.
songs. James and strILius rsbissur.
~ bills 81 the d. y f0s iull
oLsr1;re sAiIa Miss . H:a5I.t
To OOnclues with he lac ssabs Paseso tt.s
LITTLE SENTINEL
70 Wednesday, sr Waiter Scot. Dramatic p5,a Of
LADY OF TIE LAKE.
Iarsas.r,sl, DRAINS eth llIins Interest, called
THE BOHHALANS OF PARIS
A T RULES HELD In THE CLERK'S OF.
NC " Nouny OF B1sk ngham
day, the ct Gay OF August, 1874: ~
deceased, PIs'
vs..
JOhn saodiy ex'r o, Geo saodd deceased Rsbt Rnod
oyby H an Lley lis wife, Besi 6Suldng Fran
CTS bis vile, Jas Wrsh, ihed Of and as such
so%5 o. aofsr12 s1o.dy assa Jams snoday, Lacy
dy and Jas snoddy, uens
The object OF Ills suit division the real and psf
son4 estate Ct Geo snoday, deceased Of the eoss Of
Bucknshsn Anoag1t Li hes kn or CIR
repre- sentatves. -
And appearing by AFFIDAVIT In this cause that the deft1
dauts Helm Lucy biz WIFI and Benz auldins and
bis vile are Inhabitants Of this s,le The paI
uns moonI u Ia ordered that the assent eesndans
do sppesr within one month after due PUB on oIder
and DO what Necessary - pfstec thtie interests and that
copy OF ths order forth Eh the Rhmond Mig.
public Newspaper puelhsd the city OF RIehmond ear
weeks uccesssey, a1d posted he Of the Court
house OF this county ON the fut the C0uay Uun
-- A copy-resic, '
lLsx EcseLr, P.Q Q.
tu2-w4w- r K IRVuvn c1r,t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
TREASURY DEPARfhENr q. d. A.
Richmond JuIv 30 1SRI

$500 Z. VAR. n from ny hS1; s
lUth Of Jnae last, Hge BY named ewYsE agsI 1bou II
years. Jeio ABOUT ieet Inches high will give the shove
reu4id for his dei'eIy me- h. stokes Of Richmond Va
80. l. II. KNIsRT.
Aug ON. te3 ~. Buzz sylle, hotto~ sy, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09

az All appeals and Ieaors should be addressed D.
Saunders Cnoa, Secretary OF the Board o0Es
PEssemes for toe State Of Viz inis, Richmond. w. Gr4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
OFFICE Ri JHM0ND PErEsRhURG Z. r. co.,
y '5t,r. .s..tL Riehnond july 90, 1884
CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.

nN aud after MONDAY, August I, 1854
~ the trains will - follows:
TAsnsa Train siIlssrs koansnd At $50 A.. NJ and Dun
LAPS at 4:fb A II. ~
fhs zssOaaod.!c. Train viii Leave Rislnsud 40 p n.
me Ambulance rrsia WIN leave nehnsnd q 10 An
bso- dsS hH. GILL; eag1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09

IFORMATlON WANTED
OF Joas pAows. Of com any f. 4elh Va Regiment osp
tnfto near feetsDuIg, VA juno lIh 53 Any
Sin be IN aiuly received. MATHEW bkONN
Bam New Y0k and PHILADELPHIA papers viii Ease espy