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HORSES CARRIAGES, DC,

FOR SA LEA superbly formed, thorough,
bred FIELD CHANGER, en,ire; dark bay
AID finely p-oportioned. For particulars, address
'H NJ. r. WINToP0CK,' Chestsrfi Id county, Va.
1&k
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ca . E H r E u, BUCKLES, LEA
- THER, &c --Iu-t received AID fsr sale by
KING 4 LAMBETH, s0a Msia st
800 lbs SHOE THREAD from snest tor the
cearsess BRO2UE THREAD; MACHINE
SEWING THREAD; zoo grexs ROLLER
BUCKLES sizes from to II m; q IKTH
WEB English BRIDLE LEATHER; SOLE
in nus title To ault mn llA.r.&
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DOAKDlNG Five or six gentlemen, or tw
ID gentlemen with their wives, can Obtain com
Iortable rooxs and BOARD, in private family,
by addressing Box ll07," Richmond +. o.
no l2-:its
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Personal.

~.~
T,HOMAs N. JONES, Of tho 18Th Regiment
II virsinis Volunteers, Company "K." will
piesss inf srm the subscriber, ut the Columbian
Hotsl; where he may be found; ~
INFORMATION WANTED-Of w. F WO-
j MACK, Of the Franklin lie Guard 4th Lou
isiana Battali n, was Mt to Richmond from Jack
sons River Depot about Nov. ist. and IL in Of
the hospitals He 10 IL wears of age. Any nforma-
iion concerning him, will be thankfully rscs ived
Address WEST" y pa.ch ossce no ls- o..
Los +, sfRAYED, k..
r OST, OR MISLAID-
IL NJ. A POCKET DIARY,
lor Wa'let.) containir papers and memoranda only
useful to the undersigned. The Wallet also cen
taioed from eleven and half to fift4en dollars
The finder. by returning the same to the Dispatch
office, or Mayo's Warehouse, will receive libe' al
reward. IF the monev contained in the Wallet
; no Ie--ss EDWARD MAYO.
EOUND-MONEY.-A sum of MONEY was
IL picked up in our store, which the owner can
have By proving properly % and paying p for this ad
Druggists, 1e6 Msin ST.,
no i3-3t* Corner above r. o.
r D S T-GOLD SPECTACLES Lost on
I ! Saturday last, 9th inst, between the corser
of 9th and Broad streets and the 2d Market House.
lbeiieved At the latter place. pair OF GOLD
GCA ACLflS. Inc HnCST VIII De uDeTAlIy re
warded by leaving them At my Office, on the Ba
no Ia-ss# RICHo REINs.
e OST-On SATURDAY, 9th inst, at or near
/ Hirsh's Trimming Store, Broad ST., a black
Lace VEIL Any person finding 1t, will be re-
warded by leaving it at
A. Y. STOKES & CO.'S.
oc 1a-3th Corner l5 and Cary sta
r OST-Sl00 REWARD Lost between the
/ Spctswecd and American Hotels, or Sstur-
DAY, 9th inst, PACKAGE, containing STA The
above yard will be paid tor the delivery of said
money at this office, or to Address
51 CAPT. l.. G. NORWOOD,
no 12-Gt* 2Gth Ga. Reg't, Manassas.
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BOAR DING.

DOARDlNG.--Ih have a large, comfortable
i ROOM, suitable for family or several gentle
men Also several gentlemen can be accommcda-
ted with BOARD by the day, by applying at A ED
DfNs', on Mayor street, two doors above Jewish
Church. No l3-6t%
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-~x0R RENT-The HOTEL aud other prop
n s,tv connected with II. at Chester, will be OF
- .,r rent to the highest bidder on TUES
nay. l2h day of November. 1861, At IL o'eio"k-
PERSONS wishing to rent would DO wen ." ''oA 81 "
tat,rs the 6ay Of renting.
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SHEpHERDsrows, JErrsEsox Co., Va,
NnvprY3 hor vaRv

or TEE nlCanosp DrspArc...
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID A PKOCLAMA O NJ Whereas, a va
cancy haa occurred in the Con veution Of Virginia.
ocoasiored by the resignation of AlHRED NJ. BAR.
BouR Of the members for che county of Jaher-
SON therefore, the Saerf of the said j. here.
by required to holl election at the several places
of votms prescribed By law In raid county, On
THURSDAY. the 2lst day Of Nnvenber. (taas pro
sent monthly for M mher of the CoEve1tios. 10
Eli the vacancy aforesaid
~~~ Given under my hand as Govsrnos and IN
LIS der the Seal OF the Comlnon ,yes th,
49, at Richmond this 7th day Of Move obe,
1861. and in the year of the Goe,Inonwea'ii. the
sighty-sixth. $50 - JOHN LETCHER.
~ BY the Governor: -
~ GEO. w. MUyFoRD,
- Sec'y OF the Commonwealth.
N The papers iu Jefferson county will copy.
ana send their ace rnts TO the Executive D-p 1T.
m6nt. r.
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NXkCUTOR'S NOTICE.-AIi persons having
II claims against the estate of Daniel Trueheart
tssq., late Of the city Of Richmond, will present
them forthwith to the subscriber property authent
Gated, in order that an early arrangement may be
made for their liquidation and those indebted TO
bis estate are requested to make speedy payment.
w GODDIN,
no 1I-Saw2w Ex.cutor
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EINO JOHN b BUDWELL being pr. pared to
i pay you the money aid costa d-crced by the
Curcuit Court OF the City of'WIiansDrrg and
County nj James City, In tha suit of Sc Rencaer W.
Browne" and having xscertaned after due search
for you, that on are ab est fran your usual resi-
dence, and In the army this Ia 70 notify You OF my
readiness TO pay, and that will pay you aaay
authorized agent Of yours !. gou will inform, rae
where you, or such agert ean bA found other
wise. snail deposit the amount in the Court.
.....s MARY RENlt1 Err,
no 6-t25.h Noy' William sbtirg w.
TURNACE FOR SALE.-The srb.criAer
IL offers for sale his FURNACE PR PETTY,
known a. BATH situated In Rocknridea county,
within two miles Of Goshen, on the Virginia Gem
trai Railroad
II comprises about 1900 ACRES or LAND,
with STACK, BELLOWS, &c. The metei n,ads
at this Furnace was conaidcred the best csunon
metal In the State -
Tns property will be soli cheap. and upon 70
vorAbls terns. For further parlicsisrs, address
VIM. WEAVER,
SAnders's Store p. o.,
D., "
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NOR RENT OR SALE-A small FARM,
r containing forty acres. 1t situated the
old Deep Run Turnpike, two and a half miles fom
Richmond. and about one mile from the Agricul-
taral Fsir Grounds. The buildings are sll new
sud in good repair. TO any person wishing to
engage in Marketing. good opportunity is offered
r r further information, apply TO DIR. NJ. s. TAY-
IoE or tn the subscriber
no Il-6ts y. >. TAYLOR.
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Lo" A FURNISHED HOUSE,
-, s,rst rooms on Qrace, near 9Th street, will
" " '.a .A.a5 for four or twelve months. Apply to
he 'o BARkSDALE a. BRO.
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NOR RENT--,A HOUSE and LOT on 10Th
L street, between Broad and Grsea streets. The
dwelling contains fourteen rooms, two of them very
large Water and gas have been carried into every
room. On the iot Ia kitchen containing rooms;
& large Stable and CarriageHouse; a meat house,
and other out houses. Al. the houses are of brick,
aud have been built within the las. two years.
They are all in thorough order. The location is
pleasant one. in good neighborhcod, and convent
TO the business portions of the city. The whole
establishment was erected by the late Charles B.
Hill, for his family residence. For elegance and
convenience, the premises cannot be surpassed by
any in the city of Richmond. Persons in want Of
8 desirable residence will do well TO examine this.
On calling at the house, they viii have the whole
premises shown to them. For terms, apply to
THOS. J. EVANS,
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NJ r LEFEbvISE 3 SCHOOL,
iN - RicHkosc, Va
Thiz Institution win be open again on the lat day
Of Oc.cbsr le6i fer tho reception both OF Bosrtars
sud Day Scholars
: For particulars apply to s.ss. as aas.ss.
an l1-ss HUBERT r. LEFEEva;.
- y RD1N q AND DAY SCHOOL,
ID FOR YOUNG LADIES
FsosAs!in Ssrss, tstseses 81 and AtAsga
The Misses CLOPTON daughters Of the iste
Judge Ciopton> viii open Schcol en- the let Of oc-
tober, 1861. Sss sss
m Circulars Of terms. ste.. will be ssnt 10 those de-
string theu se N-3p'
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Assss y as ~ -
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NOR RENT-A large and comfortable pliyars
r RESIDENCE, in the town Of Charlottesville
with the house aud table FURNITURE, and sew
eral excellent SERVANTS, If desired can be REM,
ed by snisble tenant.
For further information, apply at this Office, OF
TO the Postmaster at Charlottesville.
N Inn
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NOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A very de-
1 srable RESIDENCE and FARM, contain
Ing Il IS acres, to suit purchasers situated in
The vicinity Of the fiourshing and CROWN Sscity OF
Augusta Ga. The buildings are all new, and with
choiee variety of fruit trees, grapes, st;awber-
fieS Nc.
Health unexceptionabie, snd a well of the pnresl
and best water.
Tie above will be sold low for cash. or exchanged
Ter negroes, and offers safe and profitable invest
mert 10 those desiring to exchange what might bo
deemed unsafe property. Address H. u. M"
Box g. Richmond Va no DIV.
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L'oR KIM TWO WAREHOUSES;,
t~,,,s IN Cary and d ,cs streets Apply to
froht,ae GEO. =. PALMER.
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,T0IISE AND Lot IN THE TOWN OF
III Liberty FOR RENT ,vish to rent,
4 - A..,ad ienant the HOUSE and LOT in the
.orn of Liberty. owned and occupied by the late
n, Thos. II Page previous to his death. The
t,.c - has six rooms, well finished, besides two
:, sishsd rool,& There Is or the lota good Kitch.
- - .i.b TIVE roolos aud stable for thee horses--
ai.o a good yard snd excellent garden. IL would
he good and cheap Residences ior come family
.bn has had To leave their home IN Eastern Firgi'
al. For tsfa.s, Sc, apply 10 ur. &. A.. Clement,
IN Liberty TO The Subscriber al SAbistsa f..sefn,
ravt4tsn county, Va. -
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z,ap pENT---The STORE on Main street,
Il Noh 9, charles Ho al, recently occupied by
u TS,er. Esg., az wholesale and retail grocery.
\ \ ueast ~ excellent stand for business.
a pS.ses nss ION given immedia'e'y. -
fOsss 8. Apply 10 II ID. EACHO,
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TARN FOR SALE OR RENT have for
Il sale a FARM in Henrico cotnty, lying about
fifteen miles below Richmond. containing yearly
800 acres of land about 200 of which il cleared and
the greater portion has been married and produces
well tAe usual crops made in this sectien. The
farm sbounds In the best mari. which is quite &C.
cessble. The improvements consist of framed
DWELLING with or 6 rooms Kitchen, Stables,
Ac., and a well OF excellent water in the yard
THERE'S on the farm one of the lalgea Orchards Of
Peach aud apple in this section. The situation is
healthy and neisthorhood good. If not sold by
the st Of Novenlbei il will be rented upon moder-
ate terms to good tenant. For terms, &C., apply
to RO B. LYME,
Real Estate Agent,
Once over 4. Bodsker's Drug Store,
oc 14-2awts Main street.
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T OST--On Saturday, 9th inst, at or near
u Hirsh's Trimming Store Broad ST., a BLACK
Lace VEIL Any person finding 1t, will be re-
wssrdedby leaving it at
A. Y. STOKES & CO.'S,
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TERNS-

Que copy one year, 81 50 if paid in advance;
if not paid within three months, $1.75; and if
not paid within six months, $500
These terms will be strictly adhered to in
all cases.
Y When the time expires for which the
Reporter has been paid, X viii be marked
on the last paper, and may be regarded as an
invitation to renew.
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HEALTH OF THE PoPE.-The las

HEALTH OF THE PoPE.-The last
news from Europe represents the con-
dition of the Pope as critical. Indeed,
it is stated that the question of his sue
cossor is already freely canvassed in
the College Of Cardinals. An abscess
in the leg has effected his entire sys-
TEN and his medical advisers give but
little encouragement that he Will recov-
er,
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SrrDT-C,I w, -,>r-->--.

Struck BY LIGnTNISG.-Am man By
the name Of Sage was killed during
the thunder storm Of Wednesday, about
two miles from Weyauwcga, Wis.,
Another man who was with him at the
time was knocked senscless, but recov-
cred in short time. Sage leaves a
wife and several children. He was
evidently struck square on the head,
as the crown Of his hat was taken off.
leaving nothing but the rim on him.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-07-27

~ c. B. Beebe, Of Beaver Dam,
and Sergeant alarms of the late As
sembly, has been made Assistant-Post-
master Of the House of Representatives
at Washington-salary, $500 per an
num. Mr.. Beebe was very popular in
his capacity at Madison, and We pre-
sumo will grow equally SO in this larger
Suhpra
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Congressional Representation.

The following communication of the
Secretary of the Interior announces
the apportionment of Representative
among the several States under the
Eighth Census;
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
WASHINGTON, July 5, lS6l(
To the Speaker Of the House Of Rep
reSeIt0tiues
/, Caleb Is. Smith, Secretary of tho
Interior, do hereby cel tily that, in dis
charge Of the duty dcvolved on me bv
the provisions OF an act Of Congress,
approved May %, 1850, entitled, can
act providing for the taking of the
seventh and subsequent censuses of the
United States, aud to fix the number
Of members Of the House of Represen-
tatlves and to provide for the future
apportionment among the severaLI
States" [ have apportioncd the Rep
rescntatiycs for the XXXVIIIth Con
gress among the several States as pro-
ylded for by said act in the manner di~
rected by the 25th section thereof+-
And | do hereby further certify that
the following is correct statement of,
the number Of Representatives appor-
toned to each State under the last, or
eighth enumeration of the population of
the United States, taken in accordance
with the act approved on the 23j OF
MAY, 1850. above referred to. To the
State Of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-07-27

W. Many kinds of Tonic are ad-
vertised that we are assured will
strengthen the hair, and prevent its
falling out, but none that we have seen
used does all that it promises, save that
Of Professor 0. J. Wood. This we
know is good from having tried it, and
witnessed in several cases It's truly ben
cfcial effects. Dr. Wood was kind
enough to send us couple of bottles,
and after finding that it prevented our
hair from falling out, we presented q;
bottle to friend who had been bald
for at least thirty years it has restored
his hair entirely, and it IS now as thick
and glossy as when he was twenty five.
This we say in all sincerity, and We
shall be glad to have our friends try it
for themselves, as we believe it is just
what it processes to be.-Lorain Co.
Eagle, Ohio.
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sThe Confederates, it IS true,
have no Navy to speak of afoat. But
their recent retrograde tactics in Vir-
ginia prove that they are becomin q
adopts in fleet movements on lu?zzs.@
We have no doubt their caycjrv ara
thorough horse-fnarines.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-07-27

W aShlnoton. July "a.


HoUsE.--EIliot, from Committee ON
Commerce, reported bill which was
passed authorizing the President, by,
and with the advice Of the Senate, to
appoint COnsuIs at every foreign port
where he may deem advisable, for pre-
venting piracy, at salary not exceed
ing $500 per annun.
Mr. Sedgwick from committee on
Naval affairs reported bill authoriz-
ing the appointment Of All Assistant
Sec'y ofthe Navy at a salary Of 900
per annum. Passed.
Also, Senate bill providing for an in
crease Of the Medical corps in the Ma
w. Passed
Mr.. Blair, from committee on Mill
tary affairs, reported Senate bill au-
tEorizing the President to accept the
services Of 100000 volunteers. Pass
ed.
Sedgwick's bill to appropriate ST.
100000 to build an iron or steel clad
ship or battery. Passed.
Burnett, Of KY, and Richardson, of
H., had personal alteration during
the long and interesting debate on the
bill appropriating $780, 900 to pay the
{. S. police force at Baltimore. The
bill passed. It is rumored that duel
will occur between Burnett and Rich.
ardson.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-07-27

THE FIFTH AND SIXTH REGIMENT
The Fifth Regiment at Madison, we
understand moves to-day, and the
Sixth on Friday. They go direct to
Chicago by the Chicago s. Northwes,
tern Railway, and will arrive there at
seven z. M.-SeatiaeZ, 81
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CHURCH MILTTANT-Parson Brown

CHURCH MILITANT-Parson Brown
low, member in good standing of the
Church Militant, is a ''brick" of the
soundest kind and quality. He recent
~ declared in relation to the Union
men Of East Tennessee; "We intend
to fight the Secessionists until he'll
freezes Deer, and then fight them on the
Ip1T
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-07-27

a. Mace, the winner IN the fight
with the "Staleybridge Infant,' an
nounces that if John G. Heenan wish
es to combat for the English champ
on's belt, he can be accommodated.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-07-27

Mr.. SPEAKER GRow.-The New
! prk World, gives the following no
ticc Of the present Speaker Of the
House Of Representative
Galusha 4. Grow, now Speaker Of
the House, was born in Connecticut, is
about thi1ty-nine years Of age, and has
been for eleven years representative
from the Fourteenth District Of Penn
sylvania, formed by Bradford, Susque-
hanna, and Tioga. He was the sue
cessor of Hon. David Wilmot, aud
represented the Democracy. In 1852,
during the Kansas and Nebraska troub-
les, MIR. Grow sided with the indepen-
dent Democracy, and upon the organ
ization OF the Republican party, he
became one Of its active members. II
his own district he has been uniformly
successful, having been uninterrupted
y reelected with constantly increas-
ing maiorities. At the late election, in
October, his majority was over eli ght
thousand. During his long service in
Congress, he has been prominent as
working member Of the House, and
chairman Of various important Com
mittecS,
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--e@s-@E-

- The Chicago Democrat is dis
continued, aud its business sold to the
Chicago Tribune. Long John has OBJ
ligated himself not to publish a paper,
or be in any manner connected with
one previous to 1864, after that time he
can do as he pleases in the premises.
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Our Agents.

The following are the only authorized agents
to transact business for th2 Reporter, and their
receipts for subscription and advertising will
be honored until further notice:
S. NJ, PettengiIl & Co, New York City.
G. II. Scrivcn, Chicago, Ills.
Edwin Miller, Milwaukee, Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-07-27

$50 bill ito prevent amalgama-
ton Of the different races of men, has
lately been passed by the California
Legislature. The bill makes it penal
offence for any white person to inter
marry with any s'colored person."
whether Of the African or Asiatic
races.
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graphic dispatches heavily accumu-
late, the senders rendering troops in
surprising numbers. For example, H.
linois has offered seventeen and Indi-
ana ten regiments. Some of them
have already started, and others will
be en- route to morrow.
Washington, July "a.
Sneci0l TO Iribunc.-The report that
the retcls burned Sudlev church, used
As hospital by our troops, is confirm
ed, and also the fact that the, rebels
bayonetted the wounded found along
the road.
Two negroes, who were met on the
road to Manassas, say hey counted for
" wagons filed with dead rebels.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-07-27

= Some gentlemen we're out explo-
ring in Ontonagon county, Wis, about
25 miles from Ontonagon, recently, and
discovered gold, which, upon exanin-
alton, yield about one hundred and
thirty dollars to the ton Of rock,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-07-27

Our men fired ut fearful disadvantage,
their ranks breaking among the trees,
while the enemy, lying in rifle trenches
and behind entertainments, fired with
tgreat regularity and terrific slaughter.
They must have fred many thousand
grounds Of cartridges in the engage
ment.
/ Companies F 6 aud Fl. Of the Mas
sachusettS First, who were on the tight,
led by Col. Wells, were the first to fol-
( low the siZiriniShers into the woods,
and cleared the enemy's advance be
fore them. Suddenly they were sub
jected to fire from three different
points, and many Of their men FELL
The rest stood their ground until they
got into the cross fire Of the Michigan
Regiment, and then retrcated in some
disorder. ..... ...-
The two howitzers which ent ,raA the
woods, commanded by Caps AyreS,
did not fire upon body Of secession
lists, surprising them to be friends, but
passed by them, and also fell into a.
terrible musketry fire. Capt. Bracket,
OF the cavalry, who was close by, says
that il all his Mexican experience he
never saw such a tempest of balls.-I
| Ayres served his guns with grape and
canister till his ammunition was exhaust
ed, and then retired. bringing the how
tiers with him.
None Of the Massachusetts compa-
mics. except the three above mentioned.
participated in the fight.
The artillery mon nnmbnrei ONLY "a
in all, including Ayres and Lieut.. To-
raine, the latter Of whom was SLIGHTLY
! wounded. All the horses were Killed
and the men draooed the Guns ont
thonspIvcs
! Our howitzers' fire was most cffsc-
tive: the cnemys' overshot She rance.
and his cannon balls wbir]ed thron3h
the Hill Battery n0.,ition most nnn)o9s-
antlv.
Under the circumstances. # was NOT
surprisiro that onr brave fellows rotir-
ed from the Woods the cnemv frino On
their rear, but not verturino, to ISayo
their hidiDo places The Cavalry ~
course led the retreat
From our emincnce We covered the
retrpat by 2 most Tremendous connon.
ade from, oil orr o,9s ci@ht n on '-,''on
The enemy ronlied on orr hafte,,, ooI
on the retiring columns-with what eff
tect 90 not yet know, though the
) ""q % iell al 1 ABOUT VI anu among Us,
IN hnth s;das v,os tor r.'s: o''''' ''''''i''
Oar shells I'll hnrsr anoo,o tho o,o-
my, and their loss must be severe as
by appearances half Of Beaurcgard's
army were i'll the thiclets. The place
Of retreating was so narrow that it was
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-07-27

The aggregate being two hundred
and thiftHy-three (233) Representatives.
In testimony whereof have herel,n-
to subscribed my name and caused the
seal of the Department of the Interior
to be affixed this fifth day of July, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-one, and of
the independence Of the United States
Of America the eighty-sixth.
CALEB Is. SMITH.