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soon carried their captive on shore,
where a curious crowd already awaited
their arrival; and amidst the tumult
and clamor of the people, and their
ordinations of astomshmcnt. they
conveyed him to Il franciscan convent.
The monks, and some men Of coase-
quence i'll the'place who had followed
the crowd, now examined this singular
being more closely, The addressed
him, first OF al. in the Language OF
the country-thcn in Itcli@n, Frcrch
and other dialects; but the wild man
Gid not reply by 4 single sound-ap-
ncared not to comprehend in the
slightest degree what was said to him.
and altogether bore on his face the
expression Of perfect imbcci]ity. \
p,ous monl1, now bethinl1i:;~ himself
that he WAS possibly possessed Of an
evil spirit. set to work with the Gus
tomary solemnitics for driving out
devils: but all the holy f,'iars efforts
proved Unavailing, and did not seem
TO produce the slightest impression on
thls stupid being. In this manner,
he continued to live for some days in
the convent, fe'i and clothed by the
benevolent Franc;S;"ans. He wa>; per
tectly harmless, allowAng them to Go
what they pleased with him; but no.
thing Ec saw or heard caused in him
the least apparent interest Various
men OF rank visited tn. convent, in
order to sec him; but they could find
no c!nc TO his identity y--wnerc he came
from, OF what he had been.
After the first cxcitamcn: about him
had somewhat abatc;i, iAe one day sud-
denly pronounced, in ~ distinct tone
" voice, the name Of LcrrancS. This
word he repeated several times, but
no ore present knew w.ia:,AA he desired
to lrtlnlate 10y it, as the little town,
obscurely situated in IL remote district.
OF The kingdom, was perfectly un-
known tn the good monks. Ryrot'cct
that the country was Spain, and tn"
century the seventeenth, and YOU Will
not be surprised ;.t ii,i, want OF geo
graphical knowledge on the part of
the holt, brotherhood
CONCLUDED IN ocN SEST
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BY tl4c Provisional GcvarIaor OF t::c
state cI South Cnrclinr.
A PROC LA N ALTON !!


Sootn C:tullna, WITH po"rr t" presci1Dr
suca rules and leS ula,iUns "! may bc l:cci.s-
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>no powers necessary aiie: proper to siiubAG
sucii loyal people t. lestClu said STATE ~ ltn
Ct,ls .,tutIui;al> .loi:S to the tenCrai OGV-
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1ur-l VI = >atc troV erllnonI as Will cnliLs tnt
state - the itl;.r.lt:C UT TIC United States
liz ic.u., i.t. IL; people TO protection T.; tue
lL4te,t ot:tics a%ilust iAvueiuA, lli*uurec5lon
;Lliu .Oliir:5ilc Violence.
e,ow, therefore, IA oDCuleuct to. the pro
claislailoi OF nls tXcellencS -Nnurew john
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THos. FESNER, II. BENNETT, d. W. BOWMAN
M Il. r. 4. TOHI>; ".io was for length
WI of time connected with the old firm of
Hotchkis.;, Fcnncr e. Bennett, has an inter
est in the present firm, and will (:evo..: his
attention principally to the State of South
Carolina. His address will be Clinton.
l.aurcns District. .tuS 1uo
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North. They also will contiuue to connect
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for Charleston and Chcraw and Darlington
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and passengers. ilENEY W. DRANE,
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-12

HD'oRS MILITARY DIvTN OF TIE JAMES,
uIcsAoND, Va, May St., 1866.
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BREVET BRIG. GEN. B. c. LUDLOW.
CIRCULAR.

HEADERS PENINSULA DISTRICT,l
RicHMOSD, Va.
In virtue Of Special Order. from Headquar' ers
q the department, have assumed command VI
the PennsulA District composing the counties
Immediately north OF tue James river.
take II for granted that the surrender Of Gen.
Lees Army virtually includes all Virginia troops
whose orgAni sAtlon mas been part Of said army,
although their duties have been in = separate
district
Companies Of such troops are known 70 be
still StA.,Oned in the counties mentioned a. be-
logging 70 thiA. district. Oueen and men in ,hese
organizations are di srted 70 surrender them
selves - prisoners Of war and 0e parOled that
they MAJ return " their homes and give leIr -
HisLance In establishing order and peace in
their uaTedtste nelghborhOOds.
lis my inteutOn 70 establish detached posts
through thu district purely for the protection
Of the citizens o. he unity from Illegltimate
bands Of armed men and nArAuders Of every de-
Senption.
Cluzens are requested 70 give their aid 20 this
end Dy applying information which NAV Lad
70 the arrest OF all persons who may commit
Expectations Of any kind.
All men who have belonged 20 any organized
company u oufeder = troops included in the
Sarren Ter o. zen. .-e's army, or otherwise.
who have returned 10 their DO e, are requested
~ register their names ~ the posts established
in their vicinity.
rhoss men whose experience in war renders
peace more de ~ ART requested 10 give every as
sistance " the Recognised forces Of the United
States Government in their en- lie vod 70 render
property secure, and hyes Safe from the @ cks
OF men sho take advantage Of the present state
o. rs for the purpose VI private gain or phi
vate revenge.
1t b scOIe 70 the knowledge Of the author.
ides that gne n-grOea On the fereut far US are
refusing 70 work, or are leaving their aceus.
toned homes and coming into Richmond and
other places occupied by troops. They uS here.
By rscted 70 remain ~ their old homes, 70 20
wUik az usual on the arms, and raise the pro-
duee ne -.ssry Tor their maintenance, and are
assured that theirfreedom shall Be prots ted.
b. c. LUDLOW,
prF- fi.,u
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HDQRs DEPARTMENT OF vIRGTNIA,)

ARMY OF TBE JAMES
RICHMOND VA, April 81, 1865.
CERERAL ORDERS
l. Brigadier General F T. Dent, O. s. Vols,
having reported for duty 10 the Department Com
mAnder, il hereby assigned TO duty as Military
Commander # the City Of Richmond and will
command all troops ithin the city.
.. The troops 20 be shattered in Richmond will
consist Of the oath Mass Vols the 20th n. Y.
Vols, and further detail, TO he made by Briga.
der General Devens from the troops under his
command, TO he equal in strength To two good
reg ments, with ull compliment Of officers This
detail will be permanent and will be in lieu Of The
daily d.ta Of four hundred m'n for the Dis
trict Provost Marshss ordered b. Genera Or.
ders, No. ~ current series, from these HeadQuSr.
terS.
q General Dent will farnish 10 the Provost
N rsha General ard the District Provost Mar
shas such details as NAV be necessary.
l. II e Troops stationed in kichmond By virtue
oftbS order will be provided With suitable quar-
ters A. such points as Brigsdier General Dent
Ahal designate.
All orders and parts If orders conflicting here
with, are hereb revoked.
By command Of Major General ORD.
Ed W. SMITH,
Assistant Adjutant General.
OmciAl En-. ". SMITH
Assistant Adjutant General. ap04
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MOST VALUABLE VVIIAIif

WI AND WARthUi sk PROP Ny AT
kU KErrs FOR SALE.-The propert is K own
as Ralstor d z eAsants' wharf and warehouse.
1t fronts 900 l-2 feet on este or Main S rect,
and runs b ok of the same wild h, an verage
depth Of 1871 eet 20 the river upon which there
ore substantial stone and wooden wharves n ow
In good or en-.
Water Street continued passes through the
properly at abont halt tue distance bsts con Les
ter street and the river, thus giving 2 fronts on
streets aud on the river.
FIRE proof warehouse 60xS0 feet, 4 stories
high, affOrds storage for the present ant the re.
m4Inder of the 6 ound may be built upon as &C
cition requires.
The depth of wsr'r is greater than at any other
wharves IN the city, and the largest shipping
that comes to this port must receive and dis.
charge there.
1t is confidently believed that with the i'm.
mense shipping which will st no istant day
crowd the river aud peculiar adv antages
possessed by this property over any other Of
SINH ar chara ter here, this is the most desiri
BILE in yestment that has been or can we Il be Of
Tered in the city.
GRUBBS d WILLIAMS,
my9-lw Real Est 1t, Brokers.
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BRIGADIER GENERAL M. h. PATRICK.
DEPARTMENT OF vIRGI IIA,)


OTFIcE or THE PROVOST MARSHAL GESKRLL
RICHMOND, VA, April oath 1865.
As the various military offices in this city are
thrvnged with persons making applications for
passports, the following is published for their in
formation.
NOTICE
Until further orders, no paroed prisoners OF
war will be permitted 10 pass to their homes in,
or b, way Of any of the Northern cities. The
officers az Fortress monroe are charged with the
duty of pr, venting any such persons from taking
passage ON the Ba timore or Washington boats.
Paroled prisoners of war who Can reach their
homes via the James River, Norfolk, Portsmouth,
or through the interior Of the State, will be al
forded every facility a, the disposal of this office.
Citizens who have given their parole, or taken
the oath OF allegiance, are permitted 70 go North
70 make necessary arrangr ments for engaging
once more in business.
AL classes of persons residing in this city, and
having farms or plantations IN the country, will
receive the necessary passes for going and reurn'
ing, on application 70 Capt. g. Z. Scoville, lower
6oOr Of the Capitol.
NJ R. PATRICK,
APPS Prov. Mar. Genl.
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CIRCULAR.
BE ApQRS PENINSULA DISTRICT. .
ANIL %. ISL

HE AUQ' Is PENINSULA UISTkICI.l
April %, 1885.
All former Justice Of Peace Of ths counties Of
Warwick York, James City, NeN Nent t;louceH-
tar N .tthews Chds. City, Henrieo. (eHsteru
half are requested 70 report 20 NE by letter, 10
my Headquarters. at Richmond or W liAmsburg.
the boundaries Of their magisterisl districts; the
number OF inhs bitsnts. white andb Ack; the con-
dition OF the people in reference to food on hand
And the prospect Of cFopS the numbsr Of mills
their tustion. eap'eity and present condition,
and names Of owners.
Tnsy will state what disorders prevail, that
measures may be taken TO remedy them, and
any other information that may give me \ full
knowledge Of the necessities Of their district
The report Of each will be confined to the
district Tor which they were elected.
B. c. LUDLOW,
lp99-d2w Brevet Brig. Gen. Connanding.
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BUILDINGS FOR SALE.

l. We offer for sale the following Framed
Buildings TO wit
One house 80 by on feet, tw mtg ooms.
Do 30 by 100 feet. ole large rom.
DO 30 by 50 .eet.
These bui dings are on Jlmes river, u miles
from the city; they are of & cd msteri' l. and
can be easily taken down and transported by the
canal to Richmond.
The attention of builders is requested 20 this
opportunity for procuring large gu nifty of
lumber. frames, &c, at low price.
Ap lyto GRUBBS WILL ANS,
anl0- ct Auctioneers.
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NOTICE.

CHIEF QUARTERM ASTER'S OFFICE)
ARMY OF THE JLMEA
RICHMOND VA, April 2Sth, 1856
There will be offered for sale at public auc-
ton. near the Steamboat landing. At Rockets,
in this city, on SATURDAY. the I9th day of
May next, lot Of condemned Animals, Wagons,
Harness and Saddles belonging 10 the Unite
States Government. There will also be . lot OF
the same off red for sale in the city of Petersburg
on the same day.
TRINs Payments must be made in Uni
tef States Government funds At the date Of pur.
chase. JOHN B. HOWARD,
1t. Col. and Chief Q. NJ,
ap29-tds Army Of the James.
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CIRCULAR.

CIRCULAR.
OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL GEN'L,)
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA, ,
Richmond Va, April 81, 1861. }
Several paroled officers Of the Army of North
eru virginia having signifed their desire 10 go
abroad 10 Europe o. sewhere, and for the pre-.
sent all permits TO such officers to pass through
the loyal States having been suspended, they are
informed that passports An, passage 10 Halifax
will be furnished them on application al the
office Of the Provost Marshal General of this
By order OF Major General y. o. e. ORD.
N. r. PATRICK
ar24 Prov q Msrsl al General.
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A DESIRABLE Farm of 425
n a cres Of Land, i'm the county
of Amelia, . I2 miles from the
Court House, for sale privately.
A desirable FARM, in the county OF Amel q,
3 10 miles from the Court Hou G. and adjoining
the lands Of Messra. Page Dunn, Thos j. Tosnes
a other, containing 42' acres, of which about
100 acres are cleared well enclo ed with good
fence, and seeded with co of oats. corn and
veget .bles There j. also young orchard OF
two hundred fruit trees The balance of the land
is in woods, mostly in original or with of oak
and pine. There has been recently ected on
tte farm two buildings suitable for resid es,
and some outbuildings W II also be so pri.
vatey, and W III the farm if desired two good
Hor es, lot Of Hogs, Farming Utensils &c.
The owner of the above farm being unable,
from other engagement. t attend to it, = bar.
gain may be had. To any person wishing 10 en-.
gage in farming,a fin, opportunitT /. now offered.
The neighb rhood is one amongst the most de-
sirsbe in the county, being convenient to church,
schools and mills.
The land is now heing worked by four good
field hands, whose services be procured If
desired. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent AMI Auction rr,
myll-4t Marshall and 9th streets.
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CIRCCLAR u.

OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL GENL,)
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA, ,
Richmond, Va, April "a, 1885, }
Hereafter and until further orders Pickets
Guard and Patrols will allow Marketmen anc
Citizens going to the country for produce or
wood, 10 pass with their carts 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. BEL XVIII,
ap26-tf Capt. and A. d. G.
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OFFICIAL.
MAJOR GENERAL u. W. HALLS sex.

MAJOR GENERAL II. W. HALLECE.
HDQR'S MILITARY DIVISION
OF The JAMES
RICHMOND, Va, Mays 1855.
Major General Old
Comd'S Dept Of Virginia.
GESERAL-AN l'yal cItizens are permitted 10
.cone 70 aud depart from Richmond, without
passes VI other restrictions than simply regis-
ierng their names as they land or leave. It IL
understood that travellers have been prevented
iro leav ng with Ut p Sses. Any assumption
of authority and disol edience OF ordes OF IN 3
kind vi be severe punished.
You wi ee that no further distractions OF
this kind to fres ansit be permitted.
Rebel oflee's and ldieFs who 90 10 loyal
States without proper authority, will DO SO AZ
their own seril.
Very respectfully,
Your Obt servant
Signed X. ". hALLECK.
MAJ. Gen. Comdg.
OHieisl copy
J. Z, KKLroE, A. A G.. my9
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RAR DE .ARrMENr

WAR DE- .ARrAENT,
ArJUTANr GHN .RAL's U1FIoE
Washington, May 3, 1865
GEBEAJ OEDHls
No. 81.
With a Vi " 10 prevent secidsEts, Commanders
o. Army Corps, D partmenis and Military Di-
vis rs. will Immediately take The precautions
necessary 70 ensure the discharge CT all small
arms a. a ca including those captured from
the enemy. be ore being turned over by The troops
for atO cage or shipment
By rider OF the Secretary o. War.
W. A. NICHOLS,
Assistant AZ, utAnt General.
Ohcial SAN. G. PICK,
mylO Assistant AdJutAnt General
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CIRCULAR.

RICHMOND Va, Nay 7, 1866.
In compliance with General Orders, No. ~
HeadquSr ems Department of Virginia, dated
April 25th, 1886, the undersigned hereby assumes
command Of the district of the AppomattoX,
comprising that portion OF Virginia lying be-
tween the James and AppomattDx rivers.
The Headquarters Of the District will be At
Manchester.
JOHN C0UGHLTN,
my l-u Lieut. Col. 10th n. II. Vols.
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TOR SALE. ...several WAGONS, among
i them II ere is two horse Spring gon al d
Harness with good top to it. Also, two good
HORSES
Call Immediately on the corner of Odd and n
streets, Union Hill. myll-2t'
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MAJoR GENERAL 3. 0. G. ORD.


NOTICE.
HDoRs DEPARTMENT OF YIRGINIA.1
ARMY OF THE JANIS,
RICHMOND, Va, My St l. 1857
LADIES APPLYING FOR CLERKsHlPS.
The Military authorities Of the Department
unfortunately have no civil business wherein
ladies eau be employed. 1t is TO be hoped
more civilized condition will soon exist, when
All can earn their living who so desire.
Mai. Gen. Z. O. C. ORD.
CHAs. B. ATCHIsoS, Captain md A. a. ID Z.
my9-tt
HEADERS IMPAIRMENT OF virginia.
ARMY OF TRE JANES.
RIcnMoSD NAY 9th, 1856,
Paroled prisoners ot, err app tcants for passes
South fro n Old Point or Norfolk are informed
that here are no Goverum-n transports leaving
Fort Monroe or Norfolk az present for Southern
p-rts.
ED. W. SMITH,
my6 Assistant Auju ant General.
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HEADQUR'S MILITARY COMMANDER;
Richmond, May 9th, 1855.

SPECIAL ORDERs, ~ ItT
No. 6.
II having been represented to these Headquar'
ters that q number Of cases Of small Pox in the
city has increased as precautionary measure 1t
is ordered that all persons, bta whit and black,
who have not been recently and suecessfu
vaccii ated will immed ately have IL done BY
their tending physicians. Gratutous vaccine
Ii, n will b. peifor Jed az TIE U. S. Dispersal y,
corner 9Th aud Bfotd st eets Libby Prison n g.
ptal, and stuart Hospital at he Of Main ST.
Commanding ofiees Of the different regiments
stationed in this city. will Se that the medical
otic n Of their comm nds aid in Crying out
tie instructions Of this Order ~.
FIT DENT,
Brig. Gebr1 Military commander.
my6-tf Of Rie mond.
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n. CHRIsTIAN COMMISSION.

RICHMOND April 18th, 1865.
NIOTICE--Ad daily prayer meeting b held
IN .. II o'clock A. N, In the basement OF the
Methods Church, corner Of Broad and 10th Et'.,
under the picos Of the Christian Commission.
Citizens and soldiers are earnestly invited to a.
tend tan meeting.
EFF. WILLIAMS, As't o. S. @. @,
spl4-H Army Of the JaneS-