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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
60 Ladies, Ala Societies.

Netlce 10 Ladies' Aid Societies.
Ladies Aid Societies are requested, in
forwarding supplies to Keokuk, intended
for the hospital here, or for Iowa troops
elsewhere, to address them to "I4adies'
Aid Society, care of McGavic, Chitten-
den, d Co., Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
Fire In Berlin.
Berlin, Wise, April

A fire this morning burned out Alexan-
der Bros, ]. f. Field, Dr.. Bun, J. Riggs,
A. j. Work, together with many others.
Loss thirty thousand dollars.
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Ala for Ssldfers.

The Ladies' Aid Society will meet thi.
afternoon In the Lecture Room of the
Medical College. The Indies of the city
generally, are earnestly invited to attend
The appointment. Of committee of ladies
to attend the hospital the ensuing week
Is to be made. and other important bust.
ness demands attention.
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Prisoners Arrived.
Louisville, April %.

IUuIsvIIlt, AprH %.
One hundred and seven prisoners, cap
tured by Gen. Mitchell at Huntsville, ar
rived here last night en- route for camp
Chase.
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Rock Island, April 80.

The river has been rising at the rate
of seven inches during the last four days,
and still rising fast
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Regulations OF Transpsrsasisn anI
Travel.


RI0m nd after Saturday. Jan. 25th NO railyosaxar
stagscosch, or vehicle running west or Westward,
from the Mississippi river, orno Eorth Missouri vii
bepermttsd 70 carry freight or passsngersfron Kso
kut the rictest compliance with the rerua
lions " The Treasury Department 1t Washington
which require thatsai freights, of whassssYnatsre
eaeep suehas nsy be under military ORDERS shall b.
covered 6y Custom House permit and that all bsr.
egs Of travssFs shall ~ carefully duly
ssaisd b. Custom House omcer."
The undsrsgnsd will Issue permits for the trans.
portatios Of ahgoods sestinsdor prope and
pissss With shs least possible trouble OF delay aud in
sPec and seal aibsgEage ofsYeers sviDc The ciiy
manncrto ca use the least trouble cons istent in
shs end desired.
neo'9s1 aimed ats TO prevent Any cid or assist
ancs ~ eonmunieston with any persons directly or
indirectly dsloyaIto, In arms against the Federal
Oovsransnt. JOHN sTAKNUE, Surveyor,
Custom House. Ksokuk. Jan. IS Is0R .dtf
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.NssAs Report,
New York, April 30.

: The steamer City Of Washington from
Queenstown 18th arrived here q al early
hour this morning. News mainly antici-
pated.
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Boston, April 30.
Col. Lee and Major Revere, of the
Massachusetts, 10th regiment, have been
exch anged, and start 70 join their reei-
msnt ct Yorktown Immediately.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
KEoKUK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. !.

KEoKuK HORTICULTURAL SoCIETy.--
The regular monthly meeting Of the Society will BE-
held at the City Ceuacil Rooms this Afternoon at
O'Clock. Subject for dscu 'Summer treatment
II Grape ttnes, and K-nedy for the Bore in rssch
Trees
We wish 10 impress upon every Individual member
that II IL OF the utmost aportsnce TO the Society that
they ahoaid give these meetings their personal aten-
ton And to ali citizens interested in Horticulture
We sxtsnd cordial invitation, hoping 70 make gu,
meetings NUT slly beneficial and instructive.
nayI-d II. H. WlCkERSHAM sec'y.
ATTENTION CfTY RIFLES The mem.
beSs Of the Company sEe commanded to meet It Ar.
mory Hall this (Thnrsdayl afternoon, at O'Clock to
attend the regular monthly drill. -------
BY order OF Captain Plummer.
mayl-d JOHN BRYCE, o. 8.
-.
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CELECT SCHOOL.

Miss AEuev and Mis- Eigin win open a Select
bchsol ON 4th street. between Cor ert and High on
Aondsy, Nay sth. Terms ~ ~ pei quarter
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MATTRESSES.
All kinds oil Mattresses order and Uph ostsr-
ns y mi Factory on Fourth street. between Main and
DsonasAu WM. 8. KING.
Apr29zdim
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ICE. ICE! ICE

The Depot for the sale Of d. A. A. Golfers lee viii
be ~ the STORE Of Robertson 4 Mcqueen Grocsr. "a
81, where orders may be Ice The season
q four months begns the 18th Of Nay All persons
whaling 10 avail thems0lvss o the season privilege
VIII please leave their orders before that time
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WAR CLAIMS.

ne anaerslsned are prepared to prosecute and COL
ct tns claims " Widows and Heirs VI deceased Sol.
ot1s fof arrears or par and Tor bounty. pader re
e<1t Ae OF tenkress MeCRAkf 1 BRUCE.
sptSS-u Attorneys 1t L. KsokuK Law.
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pARSONS ON THE ROSE.

Etors. " afig,xS -
apr24-d
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WANTED.

" ANALU.
.iii pay the highest price for Iow4 State and War
ard Ucfence W arr ants
omcs-cor Main aad ID streets, Burke's Corner
Apf1A-a r. H. HUMEE
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DOCKS FOR LITTLE FOLKS

VlLLETTE,
Store. " nS,sgrN "a
apr24-d
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

OTH WARD SEYMOUR DEMOCRATIC UNION Asso,
. ciaon--A mcrting of this association VIII be held Mt
Edward Wcrncrs Eighth Ward House ~ vandam
Tuesday evening, September - AZ o'clock precisely All
In of Union and the constitution II s
requested atteHd and enrol their names members
ol this association, aud also to make for
mass meeting sustain candidate FOR Governor, the
Hon. Horatio Seymour. BY order of
JAMES PURCELL, President
HgSRY WHTIF,
Isaac Romxsos, secretarcs.
EMMETT w FAYE, y
The New York herald., 1862-09-23
E,oR THE SICK AND WOUNDED.

E,OR TIE SICK AND WOUNDED.
States national system been established by The SAM
and wOapasl of ,he army ana navy the system, sr,er
en,cnici ~ the President. the and the sr
sssn sn y1s pe ssss n Ses a. oSao asSS ss s
s o Se SeTn toms.s T q e ney an as s
sent through ono Of the largest Of rs channels Of supply
been dishonesy used Dsreet ana trustworthy agents
inelds those on tue Southern cast The Mississippi and
prasae heir honess use Tic con@isson dos no M
.e cCn,easSns h. Win any ss,oa as 20 Their desna
se na@n L beins one Of rs sesosdry - % 10 .rn n
The sentiment Of national nniy wherever !, can come In aa
Tue di.trbaon Of hospital supplies but branch Of The
Ike ,S Ses e l s as
do al ar possible ns FOR The health aud ygCr
-saisSSe.s Sustain their spIs under rrsSsons
s wso %
c.od They may be declsd 70 the Treasurer O. Strong
commisso under appointment from President or
= %hc Sl Rev fnSkY iifSi W. BELLOWS D., New York.
eES s5 i ~ ! SSkfga, SGfgs ! 4, sS'Sa wsssasou.
%}iAM @ SxS sSEfs i 3 !. / s. s.% ss'sT1s''' Tosf
soNsEE s6EsEEISs s. ow R xSsEw Bi;'Ss S. New York.
f.r6ISdHAw j.S SHwSEESS, 4 \; &: & Sisysisai.
~ a1o "'sn' nev. AhOMAS NJ CLAkh " ", providence
Ihe Hon; N; JMosEmrH g m HOLT, 4, ,nt,cky.
rRbEhick nAAk Law sSiSNnh 5IMsfEb ESsSsS ssS York
viii be received rceas Of the womsn's ma Central
Belief Association, No. 10 Third avenue Cooper Union New
CKsraaL orvics, SANITARY COMMISSION,
WASHINGTON September 20 ist2
Lex The are ua"a s s
tnost earnestly advises against practice scndna pres
h o their w cap M % ss w a y
the Commission hundie tons OF such presents are
eanp grounds While tSousands have probably BEEN So I
s,rcyct to prcynt their falling into the hands Of the enemy
10 whom they addressed smallest val.
to hon 6xccp, tokens OF the acconatc OF
and sh articles as San Be ~ mall wcn saS"
been much better Larger gif,s occasion serious practical
sng them away-they add to the with
chief cause OF the excessive fatigue ard thus Of the
learn better BY dear bought esponcc undertake 10 carry
sn excessive anaonnt q clothing Ne this an tho
9i the Union forces n Tie present attributed by the
highest military amhers Bot when successful in bal,
usual ancn, Of clothing Is nearly alwnys srstrucd
.a@sd hS sr RenE wEs oNp H. & away , q the @ Long
fhe long aud heavily iadsncd wn.o bcirs n or when
S sae ' - ssn GSc T. sssa & ss observations
the ed should be supplied with nothing bat the bs,es.
M @ as asSs saS as X wso n
hospitals where the supplies ~ the regimen;
conyenenccs cruelty sck and wonded Tor Il oc.
sons the frequent detention end separation From the rcgi
surgeon The Commission has from tho Hrst protested
fhlnst common error o snrene this respect, wei
uptscr soldiers carry hc TOO any 81 tic means
~ comfort 10 which they are abaed in civil life. In
addressed thosc by whose ukcn Kindness both these
s.s fskp Law ss sss.y aea ,s'
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

IJArL THE GLAD TIDrNGS
Ii The propretora Of the Parsan Csbiaet o Wondens
6tj BROADWAY os5 BkoADWAx.
Have made extensive additions 70 their already famous N
stituton ubllc therc Sights of truly
supxrb astounding startling ald astonishing kind Thesn
marves Revelations Of Nature truly beautiful, and
consist of syery thing Wonderful, Extraordinary Myse-
rious, Terrific Marvellous. Exciting snrrrsns Exquse.
lorous Curious and Souliusptrng. Look at the great
and only Ge-tu world; shs IL Indeed perfection and
unsurpass a grace ard femin ine beauty.
Open for gentlemen only from ~ TILL ~.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23
FURNITURE.

A BEDRooH SUIT or ENAMELLED FURNITURE
"A N 81, col,rs q warranted manutacure, also coll,
FARRINGroN's sds Canal street, opposite Wooster. Is
tablished In 1898
The New York herald., 1862-09-23
COAL, !,

ar. e0 PER TON OF 1000 POUNDS, DELIVERED,
DO.OU tor the best ROD and White Ash Goa Tor family
use free from slate and dust A. TIRE ADV ELL agepl l4J
Wsyerley place, AZ rniri Avenue and $40 ycwcry.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

DHn4.AN's PATENT IMPROVED BILLIARD rABLgs
L. and combination Cushions, the best and only reliable
tables manufactured for sale at reduced prices For sale
New York.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

~ This steamer having changed her l.,ation 20 Fort
Schuyler for the purpose OF being repaired the sea
boat OSSE0 Captain William H. Reynolds will leave Fulton
Market slip day Sunday excepted at eleven o'clock
A. NJ, sail round The and This vs give
the public chance of sceiag this steamer and the
of s being repaired Fare for tho trip IS cents
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

DRYANTS' MINsTRELs.
ID MECHANICS HALL. 472 BROADWAY
IMMENSE SUCCESS MORE NOVELTIES.
Monday, Sept: q, and every night during the week
the pleasing vocal qartce In their brilliant sonss
and chornses.
Quint Essence of old yirgnny by Little Maa
DAN BRYANT AND EELSE SEYMOUR,
the laughing OF Momus, In their side splitting scene,
The ECHO.
Polka Mairc the Yakeys De Black Brigade
LADY OF LYONS
Characters by Roiln Howard o. W. GrHu and Dan Bryant
NOTICE-CHANGE OF TINE.
Doors open 6a curtain rises 7k tickets 26 cents
The New York herald., 1862-09-23
THE MILITARY.

HEADQUARTERS SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT n
IL Y. S. M-Companes A. =, d. f. and II Of this regi.
ment will parade Tuesday the sd ns fully armed and
equipped with white belts and gloves, TO render funeral
honos the remains Of the late Letenani Colonel Parisen
Of the Fftyseventh New York Volunteers and formerly
Major Of this regiment. The line win be formed In Bond
street, right resting on Broadway, ~ IL O'Clock N. The
companies win assemble at their armorcs Ut ii A. NJ.
Those who the white belts will appear without
them. BY order of Colonel HENRY r. MARTIN.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

SEADEU PKOPUSALS ARE INVITED TILL THE
~ Isl day Of October 1862 IL o'clock NJ furnsh
fng the Subsistence Department with 20 QUO barrels OF Flour
Bids viii pe received for what is known No. NO.
4 and No. 8.
The number OF barrels OF Kind should be distinctly
stated, nnd the price proposed for each grade.
quantity of Flour required will be about 500 barrels
daily delivered either at the government warehouses In
Georgctown or At theDra!lroad depot at Washington.
The usual government inspection will be made just before
the -four received.
The iaircls TO be head-Ined.
Bids will be accompanied oath Of allegiance and be
directed to Col A. BECKWIrH A. u. e.. and G. s. U. i.
Flour"
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

1,uR WAR, THE WOUNDED AND TOE DEAD.-THE
New York General Insurance Oice Ne. 2s0 Broadway,
iusures all officers soldiers ~ the arsy navy
being shod wosndcd during The pycsent AZ sums of
from &i0D TO 500 Tor The small prenlnm OF per cent -
SlOD ~ IA wifs may insure htr husband or father
his any person may insure those N whom they have
interest. Those having friends Killed wpundd IA
the se battles viii please presen their pocs iof nme
dae payment Agents va ted ~ rycry yn state county
and town. 90 thal every scset rss pS,aa thsllt "''
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

IN EXPERIENCED AND ENERGETIC OFFICER
IA who has seen service wishes field position In a
regiment, immediate pros ecve. Wii furnish money
and and devote his entire energy organizing
Regiment Address, stating Field Officer 2y1 Ie-
raid Office.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23
DRoPosALS FOR POTATOES.

Scaled proposals invited till the lst day OF October
1862 At IL O'Clock NJ for furnishing the Subsistence Depart
rnent Of Washington D. c. with TO- 00 bushels of potatoes
The potatoes to be delivered either wharf,
Washington the railroad depot put up in good sound
barrels sacks without Of barri sac and be
delivered by the 18th Of October, 1867.
Th5 bids should the price per bshel Of sixty pounds
aud 70 be directed 10 Colonel A. BECkWITH A. D. O. and
C. s., U. s. A., and endorsed, PrOposas for Potatocs
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

WASHINGTON THEATRE. WASHINGTON. .: p:,s.i- g..
w THIS we'll known establishment having oseu cnur-y
rsaed sud beantfuy decorated vii opep fof ihs seaacn
on MouJay evening September ~. prams'iS sruss .
deslfing enssSeren's WI stNtss NesI sSt''' ''
Ml..spoN al teie S~F ts.t.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN VIRGINIA 10Y
N nj pari), be EXCHANGED for General assortment Of
Broadway, room. IL,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-17
INTERESTING rRnn MEXICO.

Tho steamer Columbia fIou Havana on the Th inst,
uta Vera OruE daO to the iast srrVed at New York
on the llh. The following Is = summary of the news;
The u Keans on the II h uli. occupied Sunni! Hill,
command o-i1abS, where the French troops, or The
same night surprised and routed them. Gu the 70 b,
the n, KcAns commenced agsck On the Frenco, but
without any decisive result Gen. Lalsve was slightly
wounded
Some 900 guerillss have been at Atsjsrs and Vera
Cruz. The gAies Of the later city were found coeed
cad DO Que daeI TO 60 GU; The dead Of which Itere
Are many from yellow fever, buried n the city.
: amy trains ot the Fie1ch we're attacked by tbs
Mex cans On the 80 nit, and teen wagons loaded
With smmurion and Ave Of fur, were taken and De-
Btroyed. TU6ny.fSe Of be escort Ct he train we're
Eilei and the RES ken plsonsrs Ouy Fix wagons Of
DIVISIONS real cd OrIsba, and for some time The
eloh rco,s Ssie actually sta,ytOg. Soue 700 mules
we're s,so ca Jtu-Ad r'm the Firm Three krenSh
bearers OF ce atehes were taken prisoners and
Dispatches intended Tor tie French Generals pub
isheu i, Tie city ., ii, xico.
French brig Of war captured small Mexican
Chooner laden with and lard, and the crew were
i'm orisoued at Vera CFuE
TIE Mex in steamer Constitution had been mluned
anu sat AlVarato to force the Governor 10 declare
for Amons but the Inhabitants refused, and drove the
4samsr oil fhe same results were had at ElscosihSm
n Fssach man oi--sr E'lsir went 70 OsmpeachJ OF
q nilAr Grand hut with the ike response Toe French
49, n-yf -cr lyon Aise Visi I'd AlzIn nd ordered he
Governor declare iVs AncGte which was refused and
she If.
SLAYER has been captured aud taken into y West.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-17

CASUALTIES OF FIRST LOUISIANA REGIMENT
VOLUNTEERS. COMMANDED By CAPT n NO
Ian, IN TIE BATTLE OF MALVERN HILL,
TUESDAY, JULY lsT, 1862
Compaay A, "CsGdo R Ass" commanded by Lieut.
Csnuor- Wounded Lieut. A J Conrcr, frivatss Thos
PJrers, jacob Z ders.
Colrpsny B, ard RIVER Rebels" commanded by L.
R,ocksi bcrrueb-Kuled: Private George Harmon -
Worufei: Privstes Mark Lvles Perkins, F Wall.
Company q, Siocomb dee" comnanded by Lieut.
L,mkin-Klled: Private D,uiel Lewis. NounGed :
Pnvs,es WIN K light, Wm Anblrr jacob itbreD.
COMPANY d, Emmett Guards commanded by Lieut.
Jsyce-Wou dsd Pryaes John Finl+y, Alex Stewart,
Thomas ONsf, Bsrj amin hyers, J,m,s Cutlery.
Company L, Montgomery Guards" commanded BY
Lieu, Fallon-K He'd I'us Jim F,lcn, se,gt Nc.
Aulffl Wouuced: p Sergeant John aosk.W, Pr
Yates Arthur WALSH Hcgh Csrk, J's DoHohus, Jls
K-lly, John WssI
Company +, 0hsans Light lards" commanded by
Cant S b SooWdsn- Killed: Lieut. W Miller, Private
A X Wizard Wounded: Harry SimmOus Missing
Plyate Daniel Small
Coupauy G. "O,l,aus Light Guards" commanded by
Lieut. JOS Healy-Wounded: PfiVates VIM Conery,
John BrenrRu.
Cowpapy Il, shreveport Greys," commanded BY
Capt w Moore Killed: Private T haui n 3D.
wounded Pdva'-s " Lsoey q Sample.
COMPANY |, "OreaDs Lghi Giaras," commanded by
Lieut. wrght-WOunded Ssgsan John + zo1trieF'
PrIyatsa Wn $ R.dlig John ROBBERS Joseph Sarsnd.
Ccmpau- X lea Light Guards" commanded D,
Lieut. McLiugblin- Killed: Wm Gleason. Wounded
Cha Morse, Sinll Susden, John Dawson, John Kufe.
Total Killed, z ; wounded, 81 missing l.
p. K. O'RoRxr,
L[jatlnt let L.. Vols.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-17

Fs1X rss TISE-oir Wes.srl exchanges core 20
~ I'll OF ay'srOUs hints Of military operations
OF orious promise The Jackson Nassss ppiAn, Of the
Irst, s>ys; I'VE are il c0u6deaid possesaoa OF q
b.. Of news ts, il tls far it goesl Eoci tie
lrsshh on Of he 'ran. Il will 20; De iorg We hope,
bsflIe We rl be u abssy 20 oArcals ano,hsr glorious
aud orus5iUy victory ever The invaders"
The Atlanta Intelligence contains the following: a
d.rDy guerilla obis Is ogt ca An exclusion, from which
We szpcc, 20 hear IN a i,N days. We elDno; sly
whether he viii turn up az Nashville, New CLEANS Mem
plis, Or Bu. il his adventure saOuli ,u-a oct -
successful IN execution as h is bold in conception, Is
enterprise viii wake up Var ksedOm and several thou
sand Yalkses vii skedAid'e"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-17
R. L WILLIAMS, A6JL
LIST OF CASUALTIES or TIE NINETEENTH VIZ

LIST OF CASUALTIES or TIE NINETEENTH YlR-
GINIA REGI9ENT, on FRIDAY EVENING TIE
2'IH ULTlh0.
Field and stsf-wouuded-Najo Jno Ellis, In side,
Company a" Monticello -Wounded-PriTS.e
" W h4ury, in hand.
Company b" Ai6emarle Hihes-KiIled-JAs Dur-
rs. wouuded-S rgt Lee elmer, seriously In face
Sergt- CraV,n, ,iSlt on log and W d Shepherd
ct o. hand Corps John Barker seriously 10 Thigh
d Tin O'8,yu, slight u thigh; PHvalsa w b gAr'br
e ser,ly on leg W Robertson, IN leg; W Jo1es,
slghtly On cad Asa Sutler, slightly on head J b
q .ks,sp, slight on bead and y Reynolds sish! n
az ssing-P,ivate Walter Lsake.
Company &C. ScousVle GlsTd-Killed-Pi yates
Wm Gle. Wn Grant and George ROdenzsr. Wound
sc-CloI - L BAR, 10 neck Lieut. q White, inhg
Sstg, b. BoWles, in side Piivstes Jas Napier,
hand n sorris ia AEn " SclugEs, IN hand and U
Thompson, IN leg.
COMPANY 3D. 10 wal isvile Guard ounded-Lisut
OK RaIl N in thgh Lieut. Henry Baker, IN thigh
L. cut Sam W Ia rer IN tg Color Corporal 1hn SoA'
lar, dangerous /. body Pnvates W Ball. in side; VIM
A Ddlcsu in band " 7 England, n shoulder, A
E5r,uue in leg and hip Wm h0ss, In leg and ioot
Jlcoo Strange, in tbigli ana Wm WOodson, in side
All leg
Company "En Piedmont Guard Killed-Ptiys.e VIM
0 Wgol Wounded Wm. GArnetI al arm I y Ser
a ., il snsle Saadridge, in hand; Marion Wood, In
hand b J L wards, in head; Jas PriIehest, very
slight in head.
Ocupauy -" Montgomery Gusrd-WOundsd-P Phi
Yates David Strange ana jerry Warren.
Company &C." Nelson Grsys-Kdled-CoTp " "
Loyil z, and P.ivS.,s W G, Gay, Ross Erzoatrick,
A.tzs1dsr J,ansia, ard JJnn y Lgvns. Wounded
Corp RE 81, n n ard Ss.laed Hamilton, in hang
P-,ys,es & 20, IL lee Z < &c in higi May (,
n ss-d J NJ Keys, il hand Z Parish, Ia hald J
n P uaket. IN side n 3 Poutou, III hsati Pu-vs IN
lex Alex lGsss, very slight and Thos SAurd,Eai
IN am and hand.
Company e, Southern Rights Guari-Kaied-H B
Scott; Wounded-SergeAnIsf W NEG nas, 10 toot, ard
J.mss LAu6rUn, in hsnt; Corportl Roberts In
kas Privatss U Brown, mort,hJ; George H'te NOR
ALI; John Vets, in thgt; L Cutler, IN hand, 2 g
Cox IN hfad; + C,x, il hanC; james Powell, in arm;
deGry StiInvI,, IL hand SeGle, in hauc; B JON.
err in ankle, Jeuui g., IN ara; Joha D4vidson, 10
aand; LEU RCbtso5, slig6t ia eide
Company l. Amherst Rd3 Greye.-Klled-A 7 Zig
q, boIham Wounded rgeanI Campbell, in bT
Puvat,s D Burford, III ey; d Bowl r., in fscs; J
Campbell, IN s0Ou der; W Usmpball, in aru; b @
= impbeD, iu Is; Osmpbel III shoulder; Snip
90, l. hiI; W PeFcletop, in hano; Je -nings IN
biz; w SmrSh, in thigh.
Com7Any K, Blue Ridge R'fss-Wounded-Cap.ai
J C WooGsOu, in foo Lieutenant Robertson, IN
asnC; Sergeant q RsA, In hand Private Abel, in
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-17
RICHMOND WIG.
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY II, 1854.

CONTRIBUTIONS RAoKIvED We are Isqlas'sd 10 c.
k1oud e The r,csipl BY Mr. E1nund WiEhers O. $3.50
from cliEsus of WestmoreAnd, the Court House,
forward By Rsv. D \. Wharton, from Ma Fannie
Bro,ksubrOugb of that county Cor the bsn1a. Of cur
wounded soldiers in the Richmond hospitals.
We are also requested By NJ. E. 7. Perkins, to &C
klovedgs the receipt, through the hands Of Dr. Jno
W lier and C2Ps. WA. A. Perkins, from the LADIES' oil
Cumberland county Guinea asighOOrhood) aud Frlr0e
Ei~Gd county (Janss,OWn neighborhoodb Of large
Quantity Of hospital supplies, consisting Of clothes
hsadages, Int, and quantities Of bread, butter, vines
pickles. fruits fans and various O:heF articles NJ Per
in letter to the editor, says ~ take Il'asure IL
assuring these ladies that their contributions were timely
Aai sppropraie ard mnisered greatly to tee reot OF
our siok ard wounded soldiers E be glad TO receive
from any source Contributions for the hospitals, either in
supplies or money and viii that they are promptly
and jldiciousy applied"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-17

A DARKTT os raE BLOcKADE.-ole Of the soldiers,
from an ADJOINING county, (says the Macon Ga Tie
aph JUST returned from the sloody fed near R'eh
Md Sao vas seriously wounded and lelI BY ais com
r,les in following the track Of bis Regiment 6areOoted
Ha feet bsEsd and by he Toeks turned aside TO
d. W. ani res, when old negro, who had tAkea =
Pair Of shoes IRON dead Yankee along. The col
der scc sed bin snd asked what lie would take for he
sh,.sg T5s negro replied, "kasss, want 70 CONNIE
da.sG poor sOli.eE vac il Ching for ", bu. nassA
You klos ne blockade IS US heavy, shoes mighty
bis5 YOU cans 81. 'ua ess you pay high price," Tbs
so,lies again asked, "sha. vii you takss" "Aassa,
y.u must give one Ssler aHG haE or yOu cau't git
'r11 Zoe poor NoUniei bleeding solti', vas only
500 lad TO &c; ;hem. r. handed the money AID took
he hoes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-17

A GAILAsT S0tDIEs - ccu,sPOaael. C. tse ,. .
ss, b. X yress RELAYS tae following Incident Of he
BATHS al Malvern hi:
Among the gallant deeds Of tia. cay eerHo: S.
isrty pass over one performed by Corporal Nicac!s
D.asc1, Of Company d, l2h FLg ais k,gimen'. While
Toe smsnt charging lie fec OF DEATH this
gL1s s0u-g became posatsse OF the battle g o.
soms her msnt whel had fallen TO the ground, aad
proudly f Ing 10 20 the breeze be rushed ahead Of
hs cum-ats ais actions at sleh time speas NJ louder
ttan vOris could have done bui rcey bad ~ gOo'
a GcE q PAGES ere ID faxed mssive i5al; death to this
bravs.hesrted youth BUT though his bones
mouiderDg in 10 c-li o5ld ear,h, yet his heroism vi
long live "a m,mory; aIl hs dean bul forms another
srkrg instance Of The desperate dSrrg and dotarmna
tOu OF the S u-hern OILERS.
This brave young soldier ama'bl cutter, and was
employed a. Rogers marble works ia his city.