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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
More Vandalism.

The following, addressed to Mobile paper,
is one of the incidents in the history of a
bureau which is fast becoming one of the
most notorious and corrupt institutions that
ever afflicted country:
MEssRs. ED1roRs: have been receiving
letters from medical students in the interior
of this State and Mississippi inquiring wheth-
er the Medical College Of Mobile would be
opened this winter. I beg leave to say,
through your columns, that it will not open.
In explanation, I may state that this insti-
tuition was taken charge of by the Freedmen's
Bureau, and appropriated to the purpose of a
negro school, after the town was taken pos.
SEE on ct by the United States troops.
Moreover, great number of the most beau.
titul and costly models, anatomical prepara-
tions, &c., have been taken of by those now
in possession, and the chemical department,
which was unequalled in any school in our
country, is occupied by negro cobbler.
1t is hoped that this explanation will be
perfectly satisfactory TO those who feel any
interest in scientific institution which hai
cost the State more than 100000, and
which, in completeness, is not surpassed By
any one of the kind on the continent.
j. q. Norr, NJ. D.
This Freedmen's Bureau, apart from it
character as. a specializing, moneymakin(
concern, is not only au imposition upon thu
country, but curse to the country. It's op
eraticns are making it itpainfully familiar t.
the people, and the day that witnesses it's dis
solution will be a day of general rejoicing
The President knows we'll that it was gran,
Yankee scheme to further the designs of abo
lition spectators in Southern lands, houses
Libraries, pianos, jewelry, silver-spoons, SC
and We have no doubt that twill ere lon
receive its qmietus.-Aetripoltan- Record.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

KIDNAPPING FnEEpmES.-Tbe darkies iu
these parts had better skin their eyes, for
there arc from time to time sundry lorg, lean,
carniverous looking animals crossing the
Bridge who would ss soen snap up "coloured
Brother" as not. See what they are doing
in Baltimore.
"Parties from Baltimore have recently
been engaged in the nefarious business of en-,
ticing freedmen from Washington and TIE
neighborng region on conrd vessel bound
to the newly discoyer red guanp island, of the
Russian coast, placing the mtn in close c n
finement and sailing with them. Tie rames o.
these parties have been given to the proper
authorities. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
BILL ARP, so called.

p@ Oar cotemporary, the Courier, with
commendable energy, made its appearance
Yesterday morning, much to the qualification
of its numerous friends. A considerable
quantity Of type aud other material was saved
from burning by the fire on Wednesday NOR
n;no which was moved down TO the cd Courier
stf;ce, on the Bay. The paper, doubtless, for
some time will be only half as large as ii
,vas. hut it will be none the less welcome, we
dare say, by the community. ION that account
considering the circumstances under which II
is rcduccd.-Charleston News, Oct 20.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

Rg A correspondence has transpired be-
tween Me-. Adams, the American Minister,
and Earl Russell, relative to the responsible
ty of England for the ravages committed on
American commerce by vessels fitted out in +
England. Earl Russell repudiates all iabili..
ty, and refuses to submit the matter to arbi.
tration.
g@A Charleston lady, (Miss RamseJ,)
aged eighty-four years, grand daughter OF
Henry Laurens, still retains the table on
which the Declaration Of Independence was
signed. - -.
pSr Her Majesty, tho Empress Eugene,
seems to be ambitious,i like her illpstrious
husband, of literary distinction. The French (
journals confidently report that she has pre- :
pared, and is about to publish book Of po-
ems, written in the Spanish language. For ;.
tie copyright of the first volume of his life i,
of Caesar, Napoleon has received, tits said, 6
the enormous sum of $l2S, ,4oO!! 80 :,
10 CHOLERA IN TESSEssEE.-The Nash:
Vile Press says: II is stated that this disease
amongst cattle, which generally prccedes the:
cholera amongst the human race, is prevail:
ing throughout the State. Cattle and hogs.
aresdying off at fearful rate, >aad we -are. 2
informed that few cases closely resembling
cholera, have made their appearance in this I
city.n A privsteletter says seVeral cases Of
cholera have occurred ip Memphis u = -
III "A gentleman from The Green1ills
District; .Sonth Carolina, lis now making az
rangenents for the removal -'of fifty white
families to Middle Tennessee. This is hus
the beginning Of a., great tide Of migration
from the Gulf States to this region Of crantr5,
Es- The Atlanta New Era e11 the Eth,
says: .y Among the distiDguishsss gentlmen ~hs'
were in New 0rleanson. Wednesday last, as
we learn from the True Delta and Pica5nne,
were Gen. Hood, Gen. P. 0. Herbert, Gen.,
Humphrey Marshall, Of Kentucky, and hon.
Robert W. johnson, late Confsderass ststes
Senator. The. True Delta understanis9bat
1 at 1t is the intention of Gen. Marshaltte set--
tie in New Orleans, and engage in the pfac-'
tice OF the law, and. that Gen. Hood is on
his way to, Washington,in order TO request
, permission of the President to have an utter
view with Mr.. Jefferson Davis. (, Tx
The wife Of Christian Wildt, Of schuSlkill
; county, Pa, gave him $50 the other day. to
20 away and rot trouble her again. he re,
turned, however, and asked for some icsothes,
but she refused him. Hetherefore imuggshim-
self in her bstn. :. - 80 eoFI'a, , 49,,
=. The. following appearsin F2akssa B.1less
/ fGalvestou, .Texas) of September % ) ssiBs
learn that John H: Regan, late Postra5res-
!, General of the su-called Confeds.ets Stateaa,
i has written letter which viii; no doubt, a,
r tonish some of his associa.esa1 Anoueloshes
things he fa7ors negro suffaga"E ,assr,t :,
=. - -.4sf,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

e An Arkansas butternut advertises
that any gal what has got coffee pot and
skillet, and who knows how to take care of
children" can hear of situation by apply.
ing to the Undersigned"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

Advertisements will be inserted at the rsts Of
ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS per Square
Qo Minion lines or loss,) fer the first insertion,
and ONE DOLLAR for each subsequent insertion
TEA liberal discount viii be made. to those
wishing to advertise by the month or year.
Announcing Candidates $500, in adysnee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

xE A Professional iufsnt killer, swolnan,
in England, has been sentenced to be hanged.
She s.rapgled babies to order ut s25 per
besd. ,.-e5 So. p.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

The ADVERTISER is published regularly ev-
cry WEDNESDAY, MonSiSe, at THREE DOLLARS
per annum; ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CTS.
for Six Months; sEvENTY-FIvE CENTS for
Three Menths,-al,Oays IN adpnnce.
Gs-All papers discontinued at tho expiration
of the time for which they have been paid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

Il. The Chickering's pano.fortc trade is
nov worth Two million dollars per annum'
They are making fifty pianos per week.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
BREVET BRIG. GEN. B. G. LUDLOW,
CIRCULAR.
IL I. A u IL.

IsI
RICHMOND, VA.
In virtue Of Special Orders from Headquarters
Ct the Department have assumed command OF
the Peninsula District, composing the counties
Immediately north OF the James river
take il for granted that the surrender of Gen.
Lees army virtually includes all Virginia troops
whose organization has been part of said army,
although their duties have been in = separate
district.
Companies of such troops are known 10 be
still stationed in the counties mentioned as be-
longing 70 thls,iistrict 0dicers and men in ahese
organizations are directed TO surrender them.
selves as prisoners Of war and be parOled, that
they may return 10 their homes and give heir as
sistance in establishing order and peace in
their immediate neighborhOOds.
It's my intention 10 establish detached posts
through this district purely for the protection
of the citizens OF the country from ilegitmate
bands OF armed men and marauders of every de.
scriptiOn.
Citizens are requested TO give their aid 10 this
end, by supplying information which may lead
TO the arrest Of all persons who may commit
depredatiOns of any kind.
All men who have belonged 10 any organized
company OF Confederate troops, included in the
surrender Of Gen. Lees army or otherwise.
who have returned to their homes, are requested
TO register their names at the posts established
In their vicinity.
Those men whose experience in war renders
peace more dear, are requested TO give every AS
sistance to the recognised forces Of the United
States Government in their endeAyors 70 render
property secure, and lives safe from the attacks
of men who take advantage OF the present state
of affairs for the purpose of private gain or pri-
Vate revenge.
Il has come to the knowledge of the author.
ities that the negroes on the different farms are
refusing to work, or are leaving their accus.
toned homes, and coming into Richmond and
other places occupied by troops. They are here.
BY directed to remain at their old homes, to 20
20 work as usual on the farms, and raise the pro.
duce necessary for their maintenance. and are
assured that their freedom shall be protected.
b. G. LUDLOW,
nrvft Rrig Ganl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
CNRCWTW.AR.
HEADQRS PENINSULA DISTRICT I

hEAUQ ID ILNIINoUIsA UIoIhIVItJ
April %, 1865.
All former Justice Of Peace OF the counties of
Warwick York, James City, New Kent, Glouces.
ter, Matthews Chas. City, Henrico, eastern
half) are requested TO report TO me by letter, TO
nv Headquarters, at Richmond or Williamsburg,
the boundaries of their magsterial districts; the
number Of Inhabitants, white andblsck; the con-
dition OF the people Interference TO food on hand
and the prospect Of crops; the number of mills,
their situation, capacity and present condition,
and names of owners.
They will state whstIdisorders 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 reports Of each will be confined to the
district for which they were elected.
b. G. LUDLOW,
ap29-d2W Brevet Brig. Gen. Commanding.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
BRTGADIRR GENERAL NJ r. PATRICK.
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,)
m Tuv pRovosr Marshal. CENTRAL

OyyIcx OF THE PRovosr MARSHAL CENTRAL
RICHMOND, Va, APRIL oath. 1865. }
As the various military Offices in this city are
thronged with persons making applications for
passports, the following is published for their in
formation.
NOTICE:
Until further orders, no paroled prisoners of
war will be permitted TO pass TO their homes IN,
or By way Of any Of the Northern cities. The
officers Of Fortress Monroe are charged with the
duty Of pre- venting any such persons from taking
passage on the Bait aore 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 al the disposal OF this office
Citizens who have given their parole, or taken
the oath Of allegiance, are permitted TO go North
to make necessary arrangements for engaging
once more in business.
All classes of persons residing in this city, and
having farms or plantations in the country, will
receive the necessary passes for going aud reurn'
ing, on application to Capt c. Z. Scoville, lower
floor Of the Capitol.
NJ. r. PATRICK,
anB Prov. Mar. Genl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
G1 900 REWARD is Offered for the

Of OOO REWARD is offered for the
DI, UUU recovery of the coupon bonds
listed below, and proportiUnateIy for any portion
thereof They were enclosed, with other papers.
in two glass jars, and were stolen in Amelia
county on the day or night of the GOD of April
last, it is believed, by negro boy and two wo.
men. Thepublc are hereby warned against ira.
ding for them as payment will estopped
Two bonds Of the Chesape Ike and Ohio Canal
Company Of $1,000 each Nos. 2S9 $50, in favor of
VIM. d. d cir.
Or two bonds of the State of Virginia, for the
benefit of tina Che,apeake and Ohio Canal Com.
pany Nos $50. $50 in favor Of VIM d. Blair.
Twelve bonds Of tie like hid for $50 each. No
225, 228 to 236 inclusive, and 29l, 292.
Five bonds Of the State of Virginia of $1,000
each, No. 2 1872 7075, IL l57 1855, IL ,448.
Upon the delivery Of the bonds to Lewis G.
Harve, Esq, of Amelia unity, or John ID.
Blair, of the city of Richmond the abov reward
will be paid by JUDITH G. BLAIR.
my 8-2aw3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALLY
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond. April Is, 1865.
All officers and enlisted men on PAROLE, and
all other persons not on duty, are hereby forbid
den to wear side arms and revolvers
District Provost Marshals are charged with the
strict enforcement OF this order.
By order Of Brig. Gen. NJ. Il. PATRICK.
ABEL Z. LEAVENW WORTH,
captain Ninth Vermont Volunteers
apIe-u Assistant Provost Marshal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
CIRCULAR.

OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL GENL,)
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA, Z
Richmond, Va, April "a, 1860. )
Hereafter. and until further orders, Pickets
Guard, and Patrols will allow Marketmen and
Citizens going 70 the country for produce OF
wood, TO pass with their carts or wagons in and
out of the city Of Richmond without further
pass or hindrance.
Pro. Mar. General.
w. W. BECKWlTH,
ano6-tf Capt and A. d. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
CIRCULAR.

OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL GEN'L,)
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
Richmond, Va, April 81, 1865. }
Several paroled officers of the Army OF North
ern Virginia having sgnifed their desire to so
abroad to Europe or elsewhere, and for the pre-
sent all permits TO such officers to pass through
the loyal States having been suspended, they are
informed that passports and passage TO Halifax
will be furnished them on application at the
office of the Provost Marshal General OF this
Department.
By order Of Major General z. o. G. ORD.
n. r. PATRICK,
Ap24 Provost Marshal General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
MOST VALUABLE WHARF


M AND WAREHOUSE PROPERTY AT
ROCKETS FOR SALE.-The propertV is kf own
as Ralston Il Peasants wharf and warehouse
II fronts 800 l.2 feet on Lester or Main Street
and runs back of the same width an average
depth of 1871 feet to the river, upon which there
are substantial stone and wooden wharves n ow
in good order.
Water Street continued, passes through the
property at abont half the distance bstveon Les
ter street and the river, thus giving fronts on
streets aud on the river.
fire. proof warehouse 5OxSO feet, 4 stories
high, affords storage for the present, and the re-
mander of the ground may be built upon as oc
cltion requires.
The depth,of water is greater than at any other
wharyes 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 at no distant day
crowd the river aud tie peculiar adv antages
possessed by this property over any other of
similar character here, this is the most desira-
BILE in yestment that has been or can we II be of
fered in the city.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my9-lw Real Estate Brokers.
HAND PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE
III Plsten % IL by 80 l.o, with or without
self-inking apparatus is in good condition, and
will be sold cheap.
Apply at the Wing Job Office. ap2i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
OFFICIAL.
MAJOR GENERAL Z. 0. C. ORD.

NOTICE.
HDoRs DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.)
ARMY OF THE JAMES,
RICHMOND, VA, May Sta, 1867
TO LADIES APPLYING FOR CLERKSHIPS,
The Military authorities of the Department
unfortunately have no civil business wherein
ladies can be employed. 1t is TO be hoped a
more civilized condition will soon exist, when
ali can earn their living who so desire.
By command Of
CHAs. B. ATCHIsoH, Captain and A. A. D. O..
my9-ti
HEADoR'S IMPAIRMENT OF VIRGINIA.
ARMY OF THE JAMES
RICHMOND, May 9th, 1866,
Paroled prisoners and other applicants for passes
sontb from Old Point or Norfolk are informed
that there are no Government transports leaving
Fort Monroe or Norfolk at present for Southern
ports. c.tonn
- ED. W. SMITH,
mvs Assistant Adiutsnt General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
BRIGADIER GENERAL +. T. DENT.

HDOR's MILITARY COMMANDER,}
RICHMOND, Va, May Sd, 1860. }
GENERAL ORDERs,l
No. 0.
Hotels will be allowed TO furnish their guests,
AZ table, wines ale or porter, by the bottle.
Druggists and ApOthecaries will be allowed 10
keen on hand. and sell TO their customers. wines
and fermented liquors by the bottle.
allowed TO import wines and malt liquors:
my4-u. L; c Dr-N i, a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
.hE NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.

wonderful invention for ladies. Unquestion
ably superior 10 all Others.
Don't fail to read the advertisement in the
RICHMOND WIG, containing full particulars
every Monday morning. apll-eVdexM6m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANF GENERALS OTFICE2
Washington, May 3, 1865
GENERAL ORDns
No. 81.
With a view 20 prevent accidents, Commanders
of Army Corps, Departments and Military Di-
visions, will Immediately take the precautions
necessary 70 ensure the discharge CT all small
arms and ca nm, including those captured from
the enemy, before being turned over by the troops
for sto cage or shipment
By rider Of the Secretary OF War,
w. A. NICHOLS,
Assistant Adiutant General.
Official SAN. G. PICK,
mylO Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
ICE! ICE ICE!
LATE ARRIYAL OF SHOES.

LATE ARRIVAL OF SHOES,
IOI Broad ST., corner of Ninth.
WE have just received a full and complete
w assortment of Ladies' and Misses Lasting
Cutters all s res from 50 TO 50.
Ladies' and Misses Slippers from 50 to So.
Children's Shoes from 90 cents to -.
Mems and Boys Shoes all prices.
The finest assortment Of Black Hats in Rich
mond at a small advance on cost from 80 up
We will soon have for the Ladies the Celebra-
ted Elliptic Skirt, the gIestest invention Of the
age. Also, Paraso,s and Umbrellas, French
Wove Corstts with whalebone.
Ladies and Gentlemen will find it TO their int
rest not TO forget the old Firm of Belvin's Block
as we are determined TO arise Phoenix like, from
Ike ashes. DARBY, READ & co.
mVlO-At
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
OFFICIAL.
MAJOR GENERAL II. W. HALLECR.
HDQR'S MILITARY DIVISION }


HDQRs MILITARY DIVISION }
OFTHE JAMES
RICHMOND, Va, Mays, 1866.
Major General ORD;
Comdg Dept Of Virginia.
GEEKRAL-All loyal citizens are permitted to
come to and depart from Richmond, without
passes OF other restrictions, than simply regis
iering their names as they land or leave. II Ia
understood that travellers have been prevented
from leaving without passes. Any assumption
of authority and disobedience of orders Of this
kind will be severely punished.
You will zee that no further distractions Of
this kind 10 fres transit be permitted.
Rebel officers and soldiers who go to loyal
States without proper authority, will do so at
their own peril.
Very respectfully
Your obt servant,
CSigned II. W. HALLECK,
Maj. Gen. Comd'g.
Official COM.
J.C. EzLrOR, A. A. G.. my9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
BOARD.

DOARD.-Several gentlemen can be &C.
ID c0mmodated with good comfortable DAY
BOARD, on Franklin street, between 26th and
9th. third house, right hand side. myl2-3t'
DOARDING.-Gen Boarding, with
ID pleasant rooms, both permanent and tran;
sent, on 9th Street, second house from Clay,
"Subletts Row" formerly occupied by Miss
VERIFY as q boarding house.
myl0-lw MRS. WIN. A. WRIGHT.
DOARDING.-A few gentlemen will be
ID received as Day. Boarkers in private fam.
lily residing on 4th Street, between Broad and
Marshal Streets, first dwelling house north OF
Broad Street, east side. mv9-eod3t-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

STRAYED Or STOLEN..-.F 1om
y the front Of the Gen. CIR mt Restaurant,
Main Street, between 7th and 9Th, on the night
of the 9Th inst, q dark bay HORSE. about ff.
teen hands high, marked ~. s. :" had on a
Mcclellan Saddle, without skirts, red surcinCle,
artillery bride and double rein.
ANY infor nation respecting the horse can be
left at the Gen. Grant Restaurant. A liberal re.
ward will be paid for his return by the proprie-
tor Of the Gen. Grant Restaurant or the under.
signed. FRANK REYNOLDS,
Lieutenant LIST U. y. Artillery,
myll-3t' Horse Battery D.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

J.c. EurON, A. A.G. my9
HDQEe MY DIVISION OF THE JAMES
RICHMOND, Va, May 9Th, 1865. !
SPIRAL oRDERs,(
40. 10.
EXTRACT.
3. All railroads in the Department Of Virginia,
when no longer required for military puipOsee,
will, with their rolling stock, machinery and
materials, be turned over - the officers OF their
respective companies, provided that such officers
have taken the oath of allegiance to the United
States.
II. But such delivery will not prevent the for
| feture of any stock in said companies which
may be owned by persons who do not cone
within the provisions OF taJ Amnesty PrOclama'
ton,
By order of Major General II. W. HALLEcK.
J. G. KELTON.
must Assistant Adjutant General.
! IN'ORS MILITARY DIvrN OF TIE JAMES,
RICHMOND, Va, May 9th, 1866.
GESERAL OKDERsl
|. From and after the Goth instant all persons
found in arms against the authority OF the
United States in the States OF Virginia and North
Carolina will be treated a. robbers and outlaws.
H. ANY persons in these States who shall assist
or advise the organic alton OF guerilla bands or
the continuation OF hOstilities against the au-
thority of the lited States, will be arrested,
tried by the military commission and punished
with death, or otherwise less severely, according
/ TO circumstances Of the cas-.
ILL., All mil tary officers Of this division, aud
especially the commanders OF posts and districts,
will be charged with the preservation OF good
order With in their respective commands. They
will use their influence 10 reconcile all differences
between freedmen and their former masters and
will assure the freedmen that they will be requi-
red 10 labor for the supper. OF themselves and
families but they ore free - select their own EN-
ployers ard make their own bargains. hey
| must be made 10 understand that The Government
will protect, but cannot support them All class
Is must b. shown the absolute necessity Of p ant.
/ Ing and cutivAting crops this spring and the
/ coming summer, in order 20 avoid want AMI
starvation in the country.
". 80 minors not cared f., by their parents,
the apprentice system will be III reduced early
As practicable. For children too young 10 labor,
and who have been abandoned by their natural
protectors il is advised that Houses OF Refuge be
established, where they may he cared for and ed.
ucated.
v. Interest a. we'll IS humanity requires that
the former masters Of he cOlOred race SHOULD
unite in devisny the best measures for amelio-
rating their condition and for introducing some
practical system of hired labor. To this end all
military authorities will lend their aid.
By order of Maj. Gen. II. W. HALLEcK.
j. c. KELT0N,
my6 Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

ATOTICE.-We are now prepared TO fur.
~ nish, at wholesale and retail, T1NWARE and
Stoves of all kinds.
PLUMBING, GAS FITTING AND ROOFING
promptly and neatly attended to:
myb-2w Iron Block, Governor st.