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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COMMANDER'(
R1cHMnAn Va. Anril 9th 1866.
BREVET BRIG. GEN. b. G. LUDLOW.
CIRCULAR.
HEADERS PENINSULA DIsTRTCT,(
RICHMOND, VA.


In ytue of Special Orders from Headquarters Of the
Department have assumed command OF the Peninsula
District composing the counties Immediately north of
he James river.
take for granted that the surrender Of Gen. Lees
army virtually includes all Virginia troops whose organ
cation has been part of said army although their dntes
have been in a separate district.
Companies of such troops are known 10 be still sta.
Toned In the counties mentioned belonging TO this
district Officers and in these organizations are d
rected TO surrender themselves prisoners of and
be psroed that they may return 10 their homes and give
their assistance in establishing order and peace in their
immediate neighborhoods.
is nv intention establish detached posts through
ont this district purely for the protection Of the citizens
of tine country from iegmate bands OF armed men ana
marauders Of every description
Citizens are requested TO give their aid 10 this end 81
supplying information which may LEAD TO the arrest OF
ali perso1s who NAV commit depredstions Of any kind
Ali men who have belonged TO any organized company
Of Confederate troops included in the surrender Of Gel.
Lees army or otherwise, who hare returned to Their
homes are requested register their names at the posts
established in their vicinity
Those men whose experience in renders peace more
dear are requested to give every assistance to the recog
Missed forces of the United States Government in their
daayors to render property secure and lives safe from the
attacks OF who take advantage OF the present state
of affairs for the purpose Of private gain or private re
venge. ..,.,.. -.
m has come to the knowledge of the authorities, that
the negroes the different farms refusing 10 work.
or are leaving their accustomed homes and coming into
Richmond and other places occupied by troops. They
are hereby directed remain at their old homes TO 60
10 work as usual on the farms and raise the produce
cessary for their maintenance and are assured that their
freedom shall be protected. B. G. LUDLOW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
OFFICE CHIEF CHAMPIONSHIPS
ARMY OF THE JAMES,

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTERil
ARMY OF THE JAMES,
Richmond Va April % 1865.
On Monday of each week hereafter there Will be o
train of ambulances and baggage wagons leaving me
Office of Lieut. H. s. Merrill Post Quartermas'er IN TINS
cty AZ the Female Institute corner OF lOth ana Ol
streets at 10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose OF convey
ing families to their homes in the country which IRAN
will take the following route TO wit Leaving hcn
mond will 90 via Mechanicsville Turnpike TO Mechan-
icsyie thence to Cold Hsrbor thence to ola Church
crossing the Pamunkey river at Hanover Iowni and
thence 90 on to Brandywine from which place por-
ton of the train will 60 to Ayetts Inc resi- EI tne
train will 20 on from Brandywine to King william
Court House and from thence, crossing the Maaponi
river at Walkertown, go to King ana queen Vour'
House, its terminus. -.
On the same days and at the same time and place
there will be train of ambua noes ana baggage Wag
ons for the same purpose leaving Tor West f9lnt' va
which will go by the old Williamsburg Turnpike.
Persons wishing go by these trains Will call at the
Office of the Post Quartermaster named above and reg
ser their names the amount of baggage they wish to
carry and the point the route to which they wish to
90 No persons will be allowed to return to the city on
either of these trains. , uow.pn
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
oo I,T Army Of the James.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
CIRCULAR.
HEADERS PENINSULA DISTRICT,(

HEADQRS PENINSULA DISTRIUT,(
April 90 1865 !
All former Justice Of Peace of the counties Of War
wick York James City, Gloucester, Matthews, Charles
City Henrico eastern half are requested to report 70
me Nv letter to my Headquarters, at Richmond or Will
ismsburg the boundaries of their magseral districts
the number of inhabitants white and black; the condi
ton of the people in reference to food on hand ana the
rapacity and present condition and names of owners
They will state what disorders prevail that measures
NAV be taken to remedy them, and any other inorma
tion that NAV give q full knowledge OF the neces
The reports of each will be confined to the district for
which they were elected ,rn1ov
anoq-dow Brevet Brig Gen. Commanding
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
HEADQUARTERS,
.-. 49, -ywrn =.

GMHEAL 0RDHR,l
No. 4.
Protection Is hereby EXTENDED 10 Oil cnurchea sns
RsIiuious services may be continued without intenp
ton as in times OF profound peace. This protection
nst not however be perverted for the uterance In any
son of orshipof reasonable sentiments expressions
when thus perverted 1t will be withdrawn.
In all churches where prayers have heretoiore Decn
ofsred for the socaed President Of the ConfedeEate
States similar mark Of respect hereby ordered to be
Maid 10 the President Of the United States
By command of Major-General q; WnITzH ; =,
.Dio Asst. Adtt Gen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
mo. nr mn IAMra.

CHIEF oUARTERMAsTER's oFFICE,)
ARMY OF THE JAMES
RICHMOND Va, April 2Sth, 1867
There will be offered for sale at public auction near
+h Steamboat landing at Rockets, In this city, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of May next lot OF con
damned Animals, Wagons, Harness and Saddles Deio1g
inc IN the United States Government. There VIII sso
he ot OF the same offered for sale in the city OF refers
Terms Payments must be made in United States
Government funds at the date Of g 9nS@SaasIpe1n
1t Col, and Chief Q. NJ,
aoQe-tds Army Of the James,
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HEADQUARTERS MILITARY CoMMANDER,(
RICHMOND. April %. 1866.

RICHMOND, Apfn 1000
GENERAL oRDERsl
No. 2.
The following instructions published for the infor
nation of all concerned; ~
l. Residents Of the city are informed that they VIII De
held strictly responsible for the police Of their premises
including the sidewalks pavements in front OF their
dwellings, or business localities, yards and alleys Where
any person persons fail to comply with TINS regula
ton they will be assessed double the amount OF the COST
of such police The officer OF police VIII cause the WORK
to be done and will make and collect the sment
H. Private property will be respected. No houses will
be occupied except by authority OF the Military Com
mander and proper assignment under that authority
by the Post Quartermaster. The Post Quartermaster
will Immediately ascertain what houses are occupied by
officers and troops in this city, by whom occupied and
by what authority reporting the same without delay
TO this Office All control over the public buildings in
the city will devolve on the Post Quartermaster.
Ill II is made the duty of ell guards and patrols TO
preserye good order and when disorders occur they will
be suppressed Immediately and efectualy. The mutt
alton of public monuments and buildings is strictly TO
be guarded against Furious riding or driving IN the
streets is prohibited Horses not allowed in the pub
ic squares Guards VIII enforce these regulations.
Soldiers visiting the city must remember that they
are visiting military post and that they are amenaoie
TO the regulations governing such.
- VIM H. POWELL.
First Lieutenant 4th U. s. Infantry A. a. A. g.
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COMMANDER,l
RICHMOND, Va, APRIL 9th, 1866.
GENERAL oRDERs}
No. 3.
Until further orders no Spurious Vinous or Fermented
LIQUORS will be sold in this city, nor will any be allowed
10 be brought here in /,
Any person or persons violating this order VIII be
prompty arrested by the Provost Marshal of the District
and sent to Castle Thunder.
By command of Brigadier General DENT.
ap28 VIM II. POWELL, A. A, A. G.
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY CoMMANDER'l
RIcHMoSD, Va, April 9th, 1866
GENERAL 0RDERs)
No. a.
tits desirable that the public schools of this city he
opened The former teachers requested to resume
their positions Should any Of the public school houses
he otherwise occupied they will be vacated Parents
are requested to register their children at the schools
and see that they attend regularly.
Wv order of Brigadier General DENT.
ap % WIN. IL. POWELL A. A. A. VI
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no THE UNEMPLOYED POOR OF RICHMOND.
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
Richmond, Va, April Is, 1866

TO THE UNEMPLOYED tOOh VT hlOhMVND.
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
Richmond, Va, April IS, 1865
il not intended that the assistance furnished to the
moor Of Richmond by the United States authorities,
within the last fortnight shall be permanent. Work Is
IN be provided for all and those who do not avail thom
selves of the opportunity to work will be deprived OF
rstious. MI, g., II. -,.,..u
and food on application TO Captain Saght, Assistant
Ouatermaster at the steamboat wharf and the visitors
ri the Relief Commission have been instructed 70 Turn
isb no ration tickets 70 this class of individuals.
An destitute persons white colored who have come
from the country are directed TO return to then homes
where there is abundance OF work and where work will
produce food.
has been announced TO the authorities that instances
have occurred of persons drawing raton' when they
were already supplied with food Similar cases will
be summary and severely punished 1t is intended to
supply none but those who absolutely destitute and
who are unable 20 obtain work.
Ii Is also brought 20 the attention OF the authorities
that men and women of the vagrant sort upon not
ceynV the amount Of supplies, the ration tickets that
tbsy claimed have threatened the lives of the visitors
who were engaged in investigating their cases. The
pronptest punishment will he meted out TO any guilty
OF this offence men will be placed In irons and women
n close confinement az once
While the United States authority is anxious TO re-
eve entirely the suffering existing here II is equally
determined NOT TO allow It's benevolence 10 be abused
BIZ command Of Maj. Gen. Ord.
ADAM BADEAU,
Lieut. Col and Prest. Relief Commission.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
OFFICIAL.
BRTqADIFR 0ENKRAL r. M PATRICK.
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,)
OYF1cE OF THE PRovosT MARSHAL GENERAL. I

OyP1ox OF THE PRovosr MARSHAL GENERAL.
RICHMOND, VA, APRIL oath, 1866. }
As the various military Offices in this city tbronged
with persons making applications for passports the fol-
lowing is published for their Information.
NOTICE
Until further orders no paroed prisoners Of war win
be permitted to pass to their homes in, by way Of any
of the Northern cities The officers at Fortress Monroe
are charged with the duty OF preventing any such per-
sons from taking passage on the Baltimore or Washing
ton boats.
Paroed prisoners Of war who can reach their homes
via the James River Norfolk, Portsmouth, through
the interior of the State will be afforded every facility at
the disposal Of this office.
Citizens who have given their parole or taken the oath
of allegiance permitted TO 60 North 70 make neces
XII classes Of persons residing in this city and having
farms or plantations in the country, will receive the ne
cessary passes for going and returning on 70
Cant G. +. Scovile, lower floor Of the Capitol;
0aP'' 0' NJ R. PATRICK,
oros Prov. Mar. Genl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
OFFICIAL.
BRTGADIER GENERAL F. T. DENT.
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY C0MMANDER,l

RICHMOND, VA, April -, 1866. }
GENERAL 0RDERs,l
No. 1.
In conformity with General Orders No 46, Headquar
tiers Department of Virginia, Of April o. 1866, the I'M
dersgned hereby assumes command ofthe city OF Rich
mond and all troops stationed within its limits
All returns and reports will be made TO these Head
quarters and all details for duty in the city will be made
from the same.
The following officers are announced as on the staff
of the Military Commander and will be obeyed and re-
spected accordingly:
First Lieute nant VIM. H. Powell 4th u S. Infantry
A. D. c., A. A. A. e.
First Lieutenant H. S Merrill, Post Quartermaster
Capt A. J. Cook, Post Commissary.
Surgeon Thos. NJ Laney 2O6th Penna. Vols,
F. 7. DENT
ap24-tf Brig. Gen U. s. Vols, comdg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
HD'QRs DEPARTMENT OF vIRGINIA,)
ARMY OF TIE JAMES,
RICHMOND, VA, April 81, 1866.

GENERAL 0RDERS,(
No. 40.
l. Bugader General F. 7. Dent U. s Vols, having
reported for duty 10 the Department Commander is
hereby assigned 20 duty Military Commander Of the
City Of Richmond, and will command all troops within
the city.
The troops 10 be stationed in Richmond will consist
Of the oath Mass. Vols. the Goth n. Y. Vols and fur
ther detail 10 be made by Brigader General Devens
from the troops under his command, to be equal in
strength 70 two good regiments with full compliment
Of officers. This detail viii be permanent and will be
in lieu Of the daily detail Of four hundred for the
District Provost Sarshals ordered by General Orders
No. AZ, current series from these Headquarters.
g. General Dent win furnish 10 the Provost Marshal
General and the District Provost Msrshas such details
as may be necessary.
l. The troops stationed in Richmond by virtue
this order viii be provided with suitable quarters at
such points as Brgadier General nept shall DESIGNATE
All orders and parts Of orders, conflicting herewith
are hereby revoked.
By command of Major General ORD.
ED. W. SMITH,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Official. Ed. ". SMITH,
A..t.4,n4 A 5tpfa,t Ca,o-oI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
HDQRs MILITARY DIVISION or THE JAMES,(
RICHMOND Va, April %, 1865
GErERAL ORpERS
No Z


GTrERAI OBpERS}
No. 8
T. Colonel 2. n Cuts A. D. C., Is appointed Keeper
ri PUBL. Archives. Rooms viii be Immediately open.
"a in tdl Custom House where will be collected and
arranged 81 rap.ursd papers books, maps, and public
documents The Quartermaster's Department will pre-
pare suitable shelves and desks, and the Commanding
General Of the Department will detail the requisite num-
hsr Of clerks aud guards
Il All o6osrs ana rnea in the service Of the United
states an citizens, and all persons heretofore in the
Confederate service, having in their possession such
books papers maps, public documents, required
% IN neilta.y deposit them IN said archive rooms. All
such articles formerly belonging 70 officers Of the Con-
fedrsts Gov who have fed from our lines, are
regarded and turned in as public property. Any
violation o. this order will be punished BY arrest and
imprisonment.
I'M. The Esspsr Of Archives viii permit article 10
NJ removed from his custody without special order
IRON these Headquarters.
". All o.fcers are charged with the strict enforce
ueut Of this order.
B. order Of Major General HAlLEcE.
J. c. KELT0N,
ap9S Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
no Nortfern CaniaaI;sts.

TO Northern Capitalists:
PERSONS in this city land their numbers are msnJ)
are desrous of negotiating with capitalists for means TO
rebuild their burnt propertypersons or corporations
desiring to invest in good real estate security in this
way would have opportunity Of using their surplus
means to an advantage TO themselves ana also oeaea
others as well give employment to hundreds Of echs
scriber Is desirous to borrow ssy $4,000. and give
lease on the premises on which be you'd spena ~
amount 80 borrowed, as security for the amount 10
ed. The ground alone would bring the money under
hammer. The property Is situated on Main street
business heart of the city. For particularly sddrs
ap2s-2w Richmond Wig
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
CIRCULAR.

CIRCULAR.
OFFICE OP PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALLY
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA, I
Richmond, Va, April "a, 1857
Hereafter and until further orders, Pickets, Guards
and Patrols will allow Marketmen and Citizens going to
the country for produce or wood TO pass with the ea
or wagons in and out of the city Of Richmond, without
further pass or hindrance.
By command Of Brig. Gen. NJ. R. PATRICK,
- Pro- Mar General.
W. w. BECKWITH,
ap26-tf Capt and A. D. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
HDcRs MILITARY DIVISION Of THE JAMES. I
prr-r,ro,.p VI 1ecg (
GISTEAr QEoEE Z
No. 4. (

40. =
J. Clerka Of Courts Of Records 10 Richmond aud Pc.
ssrshurg wi be permitted 70 resume their functions on
sakiag tie oath Of slleg ance
II. Al ATTORNEYS, Counsellors, Advocates aud Proc
ssrs s5d Others licensed 70 practice particular pSoes
soc trade o, Business ths presidents directors and Of
aesrs Of s corporations and all persons sEsiing then,
tel q The peneft Of General Order No p in regard
50 trade viii Be aired 70 take The cath Of allegiance
20 the United States Any person IN the above nan-
ro1sd cities ~ho without taking the oath sha J. after
The first Of Nay next attempt TO practice any licensed
profession, or engage in any licensed trade or business
or shall exercise the functions OF president, director
CT once o. any corporation viii be arrested The fore
SONG provisions viii be enforced in other parts OF the
state sc early Is practicable.
III. All persons making claims for restoration OF pri
vate property before Provost Marshal or any other mil
tary officer court commission, will be required 70
take the oath OF allegiance 20 the United States, and
until the claimant takes the prescribed oath his claim
win neither be granted nor considered.
". All icers of customs in this Military Division
requested give clearances or permits 10 ship
or land GOOD other articles Of radeto any person
for the benefit OF any person who has not taken the oath
n allegiance % the United States.
Y No marriage license will be issued until the parties
desiring 70 be married take the oath Of allegiance TO the
person authorized by State laws 70 perform the marriage
ceremony. viii offciste in such capacity until he him
self and the parties contracting matmony, have taken
he prescribed oath Of allegiance.
VI. ANY person, acting 10 violation Of these orders,
viii be arrested and full account Of the reported
- these headquarters
BY order Of Major General HALLECK,
J. c. KELTON
ap29 Asst. Adit Genl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
FOR REvT, SALE AND LEASE.

DOOMS FOR RENT.---A gentleman living
IL one mile east of Richmond. who has more room in
his house than his family needs will lent out by the
month three large and well arranged rooms for room.
keeping The renter also have the use Of house
for Kitchen, and stable room for two horses If de-
sired. Also-Land for o garden. Terms moderate.
Apply to DR.. J. +. WILLIAMS,
ap3s-2t' On 9Th St., between Clay and Leigh.
harm FOR RENT NEAR THE CITY.-We offer for
+ rent for the balance of the year FARM on the
Brook Turnpike about one and half miles from the
city containing about I75 acres, on which there are
40 80 bushels of wheat and oats seeded ana some
clover and grass and very large garden planted in
vegetables, with fruits, DC
The improvements comfortable, and the farm build.
ngs extensive the place well watered and healthy.
For terms, &C., apply to
ap7-4t GRUBbS WILLIAMS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01

5000 REWARD.-s-Lost or stolen $1,000
6OUU Greenback Note dated March 10th, 1854 No.
He64.
ANY person returning the note to this office or giving
Information which will lead to Its recovery Will secure
The sbovs reward and 10 QUESTIONS ASKED.
spf-9W
uAED PRINTING PRESS FOR sALE-Plsten % Ia
III BY 80 l.9, with or without SHRINKING apparatus
Is in good condition, and will be sold cheap.
Apply az the Wing Job once. sp24
n A. BELVIN'S PLACE OF BUSINESS d on
d Franklin street, between 18th AID 18th streets
nsaT the Ballard House sp77-im
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HDOR's MILITARY DIVISION OF THE JAMES
RIcHNOND, Va, April 25th, 1866.
GENERAL ORDKRs,
No. .

GzNER 81 ORDKRs,t
Mo-
l. All restrictions upon domestic commerce and trade
except as . articles cOntrsbaud Of in the state OF
Virg mia cent territory by the authority OF
the President hereby revoked in respect TO all ports and
counties OF This STATE which have duly submitted to the
authority in the military possession Of the United
States.
h. Arms ammunition, an articles from which ammu-
aou IS manufa cured all locomotives cars, and rail,
rnai stock all t srraph wire and apparatus, al rebel
uniforms and gray cloth for manufacturing them, and
all spirtous liquors are to be deemed cOntraband OF
var
III The Commanding General Of the Military Division
mas authority make snch exceptions to the trade here
by authorized SO, in his opinion circumstances may
require.
Be- order OF Major General HALLSCK.
J. c. KELTON,
apps Assistant Adjutant General.