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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-18
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E ,,hrian K Smart, for two wars
Dtmocr ttic candidate Tor Governor Of
Maine. Is ont in letter for emanciDa-
ton, and not only that, but for the arm,
ilr Of slaves. He believes in strikipo,
the monster rebellion in that part
where the ulcer Of his crime has ,nado
him most valuable.
1t is said that regiment Of
Soiritualists is being turned 10 en-.
gage in the war. It is to be COM
manded by a well-known Spiri:ualist
and medium.
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The Twelfth Regiment, over one
thousand strong, left Madison on Sat
uraay morning e;s route for the va. -
The Madison papers speak Of tn
Twelfth is tn" finest, ho1y of men tl!a,
has yet marched from the Capital.
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A.BlS PlNE2Y Rlx4ERs.-

A-BlN PINEEY 4 lNTEES.- He
above company, Captain J. II Camp
ton, ninrtI men, arrl1 Cd Yesterday
They have been assigned t. The
Eighteenth Regiment. This is the
.o;r h company fon Ora Il Il |; lis,
Wood County, and we believe is the
tIntSt of AL Of them. Th"y passed
onr Office on their way to temporary
q';arters, arfd rlicl:cd mu h :. j.liration
from all who saw them -RIinUukes
Sl.sinaL
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For GEAAfEKoN.-Wc noticed five
heavily loaded teams, with yokcs Of
oxen, going up with supplies for the
loggersat Ge0nacI,on. They were from
Grond Rapids. Is it not strange that
these Rapids chaps can Lumber and
SNAKE itpay," while our Stevens Point
crs, All run under at it. There is some
mystery about that; who can explain :?
-->Stcct1ls Point PincrJ
Anything to accommodate YOU, Mr..
Pincty! 1t will afford rs a great deal
Of pleasure to "expIain" these facts to
Your bef"ggcd understanding. In the
first place, then, vour lrmbormcn are
put to q considerable expense in gel
ting their lumber over the napids.
This expense we do not incur. 1t is
on this account. in part, that or cit.
zens can sustain themselves, even dur
ing the present almost entire rrostra-
ton Of business. And it is for this
reason, too, that all capital which is
hereafter invested IN numbering on This
River viii be invested below the Hlp,
IDS; whence 1t follows IS necessary
sequence that this '}l'a@" will be 4
large and tl2HrIShln- town when Tx.
city OF Stevens Point has scarcely
enough inhabitants whcr"Tlthal to con
Stitnte lis Boarl Of Aldermen.
AGAIN, this vicinity t.n,:iSheS large
amount OF good tArmin@ }on4. Que.
lnmlcr"on haze sufficient disarmament
to appreciate ihat they cannot now af
ford 70 pay oct cash for produce. hc-
cordingIy, they raise, ro = considerable
extent, their own supplies. Here We
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-18
Our a gentS.

The following are the only authorized agents
TO tranaact BUSINESS for III. Rcport0-, anu their
receipts for subscription and advertising viii
be honored until further notice:
s. ". retcngill & Co, New York City.
c. II. Scrivcn, Chicago, Ills
Edwin Miller, Milwaukee, Wis.
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DISPOSITION OF THE CoHraABANDs.

ijiSIpSl II On OF 1IiG ItN ttABANttS.
the reported reply OF General Me
CIcII9n to General Hooker, directing
him to enquire If ftgitivcs hnsl been
employed in the military service Of the
enemy, and ii they had been, to en-
pIoy them, and if not, To cXclude'thcm
from his lines, il a wise decision. It
morally ljberalpS the slaves, and leaves
tIsc final disposition OF them t. the civ
il authorities. While ORR men do not
expect to be slave catclcrS either for
the rebels OF for the emancipationiSls>
it is wisdom - employ them when they
come into oar lines, if it can be done
t" advantage. At Ill events, if the
slave Is free it il no part Of The rttlIl-
tion to make him 4 Slave again. anT
n1,rp thai it IS incumbent on the OF
GERS to proclaim liberty to those tha:
are not free. I'LL .>9RtIu@l
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The war n aw3

additional items Of neWs@were received
by the steamship Oriental, from Port
Royal:
Twelve vessels were awaiting storage
for their caryoes 1T Port Royal, and
new store houses were to be immedi-
ately constructed.
Oar force ut Tvbce has been increas-
ed some 5000 from Port r wal.
Fort Pulaski kept firing, and one
man had been killed.
y Skirmish took place between part
of Gen. Shcrman'~ force on the main
Ian al the rebels, Oh ths 18th, result
ing III serious loss to the latter besides
seven prisoners.
Com. ID pont had sent 3 500 men to
reinforce Gen. Sherman, to make &C
tive operations on the railroad between
Savannah and Charleston, and had Sc
verc!y ccn>nrel Gen. Sherman for
want of activity.
Reintorcements are constantly arriv-
Ing at Port Royal, AMI all troops arr in
good health, and eager for fight
IsrtioH or cntt,n .I7l nn,.r,ns orn ron.
r;nn,Ilv ,rr;yinr
C;,,;.; >, NJ. c..-
,o,r, +n, thn AK 'I '':ss,'
-. yr.n' t'7,.(,, ,''' W. 80. ',' 49,
.'', lI.,I->I '," D,.,.' Wv
INK s,' ~ >''o - ''.'.>' I,'e 1'-''y1'1 "''
-. ,,'' ~ ''s.I = ,''' 'r.'',,'Y ,''
~ ',''' =, z''1 >s''S''Is e>e' ~ 49,
.', i W .>tr1" nn'''" n 7''~ In,.e' !"
~ w., C .'"I'I VIZ ~ ,',3:'9 49, 49,
!, 49, ''e',' ~ -''''9 wy
i sr oo ,. J..'' G',. = .I'''>f
w.. B;1[ s1,,'f'. - I,I,;..t III. ,,.;,G';i,
,', ,' 7,I .''',t 49,, 'i'',' ',,,' Ii,',,,
,hn>. u,orn ,,,..t '., :; 49, r. t,,,., n".r
;n,r =, - 49,, ,.I..,2, II.,~,,,h,..,. U,r
.r,,I ,,I',n., - ,n,',. ,n> ,,r,.l go, -.
,n,tI,,l n,i,,77,,, . f'ri,t
/ al C.,rf.jI ;,nn,n,I;.t,l,, r.,1iol Lo
conIl Offer ", ar1anvemnnt ex',,ne 81.
! ,har :. +; ,I.t ~, .,I,-,I.r nn.on,i;f;nr.
.,rI>,
! II ,rsh,1 than ,,].1r..ssal I,;s.,.n j.,
f,rn,nr fh..n> tI,y haI no altpru,fiv,.
iexceptino xu,r.ni y or to- li<htnd. IN /!
giyi1r them their chyicp, They ln,i-
IdvI e. ,liSb,nl. They im,nrliately
PROTECTED and set fire to all their cann
Ie1rippa.o, wagons, tents, supplies,
/ g.. then Zach m,o was Drrmittt. t.
It.I,, care Of himself I'm. the whole.
t,rrp x,.ittpr,l in cr1hl&ipl. \, at
/ .mpt WAS u,:,,l. t.. save anythin5 cx-
r.nfiuv their ranno, wb:r, were, haul.
81 nf
/ Col Garfield disnatchpl his cavalry
| in por>uit. Tn1v cxY.ct t, ca ytar..
,h, .r,,,s ,,l nnrh, =, ni.l, y, t,n.
+ of he fl inn, is
The rebels in Eor,}l-cas:cfn Kcl-
tu.kv. from tn, hinh estimate n which
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-18


Il tA'eSc II one OF Two Instances, the
">U "' Tx, ''t''' y Imperfect, anu lr
some cases inc appointments may DO
temporary.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
C0us722or- p U,pvrv of
Rock.
Iieute00nt G0rry.0or -. EDv,pn
SALo,tAS. of Milwaukee,
p'irutc S,crotury.--Wm. II. Watson
OF DHne.
>E"fe LtbT0rtan..-S. Z. Bean. OF
Dane'
S'pe'SttSe't@t''t 81 IH0tc PROPERTY
-',''"s fArNS' n1 Nankesha
y 5Cr - %" Scr' Oh
E,rocvf:re OHcs V1nunc,. W.,
N.P,nche,I,
State G,u3oater. -Gcrord O,5s,
buryh. of Brown.
,,,r,r
y ~ l Va ~ L
VIE|SS|1t 'Sf@r 6@'1e}UI--E. II.
~ nGi'a", 81 Wauk"c.
81. E'roiX.
l]'1RsS@fJ G@n@f0L--E. L. Wads-
Of y ,nr.
.>yryeDu GeneruL-E. 3, WoIIco,t
If MiWaHkrr.
s.:cRHTAET OF STATES DEPARTMENT.
4S~cfctU,V Of State. j mes L. Lewis.
J>"; .t.,., r,.,.,,
R,ok L-,.oe. w :, W, - y '''',
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The New State Administration.

We suIjoin list of the new State
officers, together with their subordi-
mates. III one Or two Instances, the
list Of the latter is imperfect, and iu
some cases the appointments may DO
temporary.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-18

Observation-Disclosures Z. Hold,
ges, Of NNnnebago.
D2p"ty.-Martin Mitchell, of Win
ncba-o.
Il will be seen that a great majority
of the old clerks are retained by tho
new A Observation-Disclosures Jcur-
MI
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81 TsIs. GREAT yIRGIgIA REMGDY AID

~ iUmRu6 ~rETEh3 icFAI.ILHLE ne.
S7 7E.Dy suR 9ONaORRHIA arn ati. aEuhEr
:ibfiASsS. Tins afest e Is.iiean roG,sdy. .on
,eidg Morctria UI haisssDic pfcpHrti,A uxesis
ytals.g heretofore offered t'.e ubiia III It's
efAttve, restorative, aid renUvating g1s'ors aud
uis Gsdical world tsi0uished whom told that
s'e above remedy w1i cnrs the above Diseases and
.Cf;unded whsA hey have occular demonstfa
t,oi'n 81 tie s&rte. Hat tbe proprietor, who has
@o~L VI Tho rpflsiy f1r twBaty odd yss.s has
4 io~l Of cssu d! - years standing 10 To
stored iu perfect hea,th, and all other csses of
s,,ortor duietton 10 % restored, without sls
iocption Aid therefore challenges any easo Of
) tioInorrh1s which LIS. f-uiecy viii moi cufc prU
Sidod tae directions carried ont With praHnnr.
Oh Ihs part Of the patient: end any oEe purchasing
BALI da4au bottles, and u3i0g accordingly, la Tie
&C her eA5e, he s:anfeu'ees perfect xtse A1u IL
e..ses OF Fatiars. ~,iii t,resh additional medicine
dec of charge, to aomlie.s t.. euss through his
AGENTS aud cure VIII be stt-c!cd without suo, a
s,nience TO the patient.
Price. psr bottle, %; half ioxsu bosslss sta :;
ssprsssage nom IS to 50 cts
sold by AprGRsos Il UUFut. No. Got Broad ST. ,
AID U. =. SraECKxa, Main st., Druggists, Az ents
for the city Of Richmond sold, also. by M A. 4
{: A. SANTOS, Norfolk, Aad CHAs. b. OAkrsx.s
iad WILSON / WtLtIAns. Portsmouth, Va.
An lJ--4esnN
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Continued SkarmisAiag-H Hot pora-Gailua
stands 10 has Post-1feacherous Yankee
Adyaace ef The Enemy, &c.
CoRIxTH, Miss. Monday
May ", 1852
Heavy skirD ishinG between pickeu Iof the
lass wo days on the FaIfaington and Purdy
roads. especially on the latter Uur forces
nave been driven In about nalI u mile, so that
the enemy ars now within mile and three
Quartsrs OF our posit1on, Iii Saturday we
lost from siA TO seventy Killed and wounded.
Veterans say the work wat the hottest Of the
KIND they have snoWn since tho war begun
The snemy's piczets were strongly supported
by hs6vy podies in the rear, and the ontcefs
cou ID be distinctly heard curstnG the men to
urge them FORWARD. 1t was not IN Ill late in the
day, however, that any progress was made by
them. and men IL wa' only from respect for
tneir artillery. which opened on our lines
hs a sily with shell an1 caInisteT, that We re-
tired
Our mon aii behaved GaIisntlJ, fought
cooiiy, dred only when tney saw their mark
distinctly aimed with deiiberation an rarely
fail 81 u bring down their game. alsny We're
seem 20 IA i, and the cries OF the wounded
were clearly audible. irnpiorirg & heip.
The clcse prt zimitJ Of tle picksts and sAif.
fnishaTs this time n! be iliustrar led by The
following incident Ons OF the sergsants OF
tae lo.h son,h OaroIina, (Gol, marigauitD
having brougnt down n an, he ooserve' to
oomla6ie ataw feet distant, ~ ell, I've got
lie of en-" TLs words we're Aardiy out OF
Lis mouth Deiurs the reply came back from
covert perhaps eighty or hundred yards dis"
tact, Damn You. II you've got one OF rs:
we We got two of Sou." Several OF our killed
GaI wounded were snot from above, fGdisat.
iaa thas he sIarpsb ,otes1r 0f the enemy were
pos te6 in lhS uee.tops s.t
Among the rsrsoGai exploits nnsfa,ed u
ms was the following 4 memb ber OF ths
French Guard. Of n ew Orleans. was de ta4 a
ed to Ger tain POST. and told to remain until
he had further orders. Meanwhile, the sLe.
my advanced. and his comrades on the same
picket retired, calling ON him to do the same.
Tpjs hs oCstinanIy refused to do, Osa yink.
with . Roman resolution. mo, will never
desert my post without orders The Fede-
rails confin usd to approach, anc soon nanked
aim. He f1red right ana left az tass a. he
could w't6 revolver ana n0ss''; but the ODDS
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OaAxBGRLAINs uFFiOE,

UHnMHNHIthfI1S s OFT fUFl, I
RICHMOND. May IL 1864.
~ THE following resointion was ado Yted by
~ ,te uouucl. on Yesterday
Rss0fvsa, That tbs people VI the city 10 Ia ;us
si b. Publication In the ia. pspsrs III ,he oiiy fer
,ssek-
tst That bs ee! Of tLe tiousrai Assembly.
passed ie 18th OF MAJ. i5ta tho notes ci the city
OF tie decomip alton .. cps aad two dollars snd
Fifty ceEts issC6d duri,g she gear 1851, Ale legal
ICED, ard may be- received aud paid nu: wnLoat
xioih ios II iAw. ~
~ That the noies 81 Ii.s Gay whether tho-s q
s1eI ~ 1854. Under the So. ,f March 2.li 1862,
afe tedeeinable hy the ely IN such lnds - srs re-
csiva0le n payment Of duss to tne Conn eslt
fests 4 w MORTON
my I5-fs Gtau.berisiu
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ahaE CROWDS. DAILY VISIT THE
l. GREAT kMPUAlUM UF y. Is. kAUt'S<S
FOR GAkG AIMS bought Of the frightened md
fagtavs merchants OF the Metropolis a. half.pr!.e
and viii BE- sold oh fast 1t mighty tow e:iess, To-
sathsr III many other great bargsiis. coming il.
avery day. u. q. kOUHS
my 13-6ts lI4 Main st.
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? ~, Ai.RnA'u. H,., iM.issI .iu,o., ,,. i...n
Id ~entsi af negI" -? named NEWRY " a..
s7ol ~ t-isa'lo.d truI-. ash Grange 1nf:-
nou>s ABOUT tis ~ 4 ap,iI Ly Ia "a. iUa
ttLiocN .iaiI u y u CHI so. a'aiu-
IteEiLg st4etTt snd i about II sais u! t:ai1sg
tit 4 with pJsu,aoliA @ i. a 1 ~ R:,h
.ao"G -ritt aiea soIaiefs - no lt.t. Ais5snis
@s.h ea5. n. ,nf5' ,a,t'l iI gard ,,,e bog
WI 10 ihausfatiT s-e~iv "a py
= g hfhiS39. Ass't su,gso0 ct thy
pay tl-.i.r ~ 1eorg Eosp,t Al
INFORMATION WanrrD.-~,,n Saturday
1 last, gith .nsI 50 m'j. 4. COLE, {. iLss
coiorsj IGIs.a,isrr Ui Iaia cits, started 81
d, AIRY ~ uet tums Ais nach filIs. Tyler.
%hO lives near A,lso' station, UI. the Cen tT6l
aailrO,i he carried Win him /. coioteI hoy,
about Years old. His hoi-ss We,s bott s0r-
rel Since 70 AZ ti,us nothing ha- been heard
from hiut. and Ills Family natu-
r,ily in InuCn distress ou bts aCcouNt -.
Is Is ptaiiDio thhL lie may have been I'm
pressed, or h6 may have uErUL sriC ely gore
heyoau the lines ~ our army AQY niorufa-
unu "opCerhng ui0i wal he thankfully re-
,eissd. and rewarcs.; ii feqaired, h. ca'ii.
upoi 4 l.. Williams ~. iith, between Bank
and T.HIL streets nv gS-it
EEFuBN.riU>e WAETEAi.--if PATRICK
1 JAEtiAf al L. iEhEla, ty birth formerly :
resident Of Charlotte ~ho is reported 10 have 6ied
iu RscblalL.d 3uring tho sunnsI OF lS6i, las ANY
hear, or legal representative In ,!s Country he csn
learn something &" els interest By eoEiHi Hianehtiny
With A. Il. JEFFEEbS
my 2J-i2I Hsd Oak Grove = u Va.
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n lMeORTAN TO a RMY TAILOKs AND
10TH MANUFACTURED Having iusas .
6Iscover~ to msks any kind Of lrloth G'aEss@
,oot a. = subs.. uts for oil cloth, offer ths pre-
,,pton and Manufacture OF she sams for ssis
Apply 10 Da }. EDM. DOTsH
Main 81 ovsr Boceksf's Drug Store
INV r. 20
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SOAR DkTG.

sSCsBDiHd,-A fsN s,.IEis gentlemen. az L
1 zIlah family al bs accCCulll 0ca. 56 With =
very ans no, III and HOA Su. on feasoc ati0
or.Ia, &C a vrivkfe family. Tho hou-s i. new
eci locsEed in ts tho n.Ost hestty as;d p!sas
parts Uf tie cilY Apply by no.s 10 Il u -
; ;ispatci, ouica for tLras Il .vs ny ;.J-sit'
SbtA x II s1d vstt fms R3oni sn{tet.e fIT .
( fhrliiy sien a sia.sie Room, for gentleman
Ge ady, hs t9uui b3 'lini' diE.e aJpiieat. !
10 hdr1. 3UDlStlIH '.taCa si,o,t istu,en oh snd
sth, p2ut' side luY 2y )
~ 7 Famtf.Y having gene to ele country.
vi ~ouid I-r7i re zo4t-ei family iutb 10
lsppo.aTiiy, I'll very say torlns 4 asa all family
VINO have ILsii vSa ani+ p's uEre,t.
J. NJ CONRAD
iisstdonce 2Uth and ~ arsbzn
Chic bet. lt'h a ii 18th ou CarS street
mS "
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A PIEDMONT RAILROAD COMPA
~ NY-kGT1CE.--a N osting OF tn HsI.5-
raj Oom mnissioners III the Piedm ont RaIireaa
Is requested IL the toyu II Gree nsboTo' II.
a.. On WEDr EsDaY, tbs iltIi day II une
next. - ,OInrists tbaiT 4 lties " Een tIs DOM
lany 8 surs8nlss1.
%ri Y. s-.tfhE4tt.!f.. chairman
iiNhri!ie alta Ni-y. ist-t ,ny ij-~tiiiGJs
~ !tsi.i7t Csre@ ..asCFo' a / Dan lie zap -:s
cons n"n;I lita .JGUe
81 riGh Ik|1,.HAii DEE @lsuks ASSn
S%-F j.ATir2 EAEA At..~--tGiz .s=caia..u.,
las ~uese II - T"Gf.s ~"fEs, ~ k.T al d;
ii .E-,f. f.;. tkXA.E and ~,it ha Iss;i <
:, ,as.g- 1T Atr ui Al! s3ai ne It 1ot.da,
.v,.i.,i. it 80. "a hz siii. AIS
. u, VGat1,N bos E4c. Manager CT b.
Ia, L.ssi '},'t :, p0n.ug tjerEs,ory nf = - i.
AZ, - Sc
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Monotons Of fhe Hour IthrTe'' ha'!eo. -
Picket Ssarmashee-D Oar Adgaa;ass 5sey n.e
knemy Sickness an he Federal drmy-
.3fdtem>nls Of P71soseTs 3-"
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A NaISEtNa stitESe
rUIitf.

'eNnEAThlGai eUJltE
the uutorsished il ready ~ uesoIatr win La
dies aaa issctlsmen Of tho Thea tica irofes.ion
who tsstte tG .ntsr u.o ensasarn f0, tht
NEW klUhMOSU THEATRE, voirh will
n:on al sssly 1hG. for tie Richtrund ' a q
.sTlEA iin III sdigte!y. .sl4.e. itorsl sni pson.p.
IL pst1 Th6 -easJu n extead a. ~ wesss.
Loitets oi application vii! Ls prom. ptig ansvcs
ed. Di-eci J. II. HEWITT.
mvss -aw kichmonj Varieties
.,nooirsr ,ouy
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DFFiLE IaaSRASsH CoaPAsT oF TINS
.5TATB VIRGINIA
k'ehmand, Ray 2e;h. 1864. J
" MEHTiHl OF Li.- ..oeshoiters u this
W eorppaay will h, b. III st their G Iii - on MON
l. I, tbe "a day of Juio uexs At IL clock u6op;
and "a tu ins Of inpofeAAce vii. ha to be dis
posed OF; ali are urgently requested TO a.te-d.
By order Of ths Boa.5
NV 2y- 4th O. F. BRE&EE 2..'v
w. a EETIkH GF STOCKHOLDEkS -y
~ An adjourned EneetLg OF the s,ockbold.
ers OF the Roanoke Valley Eailroad Company
will be held 10 the town " CIarKs viiie, en-
The lith day o. juno Gex. A fui. mectin x is
earnestly requested
r.. A Williams,
my IA -YtaWttm Clsrh.
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81 BSTKTUTE NOTICES.

w A SUBSTITUTE -
HE s'bsaribci iesicea smPil! SijR TT
1EIH. ~ Join a HGIteIy ststione1 il t1c
CIy. 4S0Y 645 ot sf1.d an ISL rfs5 "a: te .coHg
uf bss01iig Il ~. b.f 1f ttls 5apps, y, will
= As cal >. lbs office Gl l0e Fu0hata.i t5d -.
, - IA ihs c.e-E. III 3.t--is+
FtE W % WE'LL bs.UnAa asNDEt. fat.ri ia
ssi'iiT 10 So hsti. .utea IL = feee hIs.
HE 23li pe,.s.tsCn "a, sss -. II. this OF
nc9 MY x5-3tf
AHf ~ r q ID D-s
~ LIE IIri
;;ui"i,4t;, q tnl 8as'i Ha. 1.!iiiarY-lsse vvf!a
is 5sl-s.y saeinpt ro.l the action OF tLs tioas.Tip
.oa biz Address IN T. )" D.sps - Off;eo
Inv s,--iySs
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saaa.s'Ca sxz .sOTsEAA
" OnNu mrh or RICHMOND. hTTh

" ObNH Wrh or hIUHmOND. hTTk.
Il f'oH W Gy s'sn1 81 II ters .iIs ', III =, yoa. r
Sfotas 80 81 All thc leii VI. uirs hono,. g!ar, : 4
'ite al the 'sn ions n"dhf ia here an. ,unuo
SJn ~ eowsrdy or Gfsvsh b sar.e, ~ a, :. IA
not sffis. bow fct ftesitom and /, 10, an
dsncef A blow ia defence ~ ytnr hatoe.
htesd D. sud the sarred aause Of ytSh, VIII
sois tuouit 10 sosst slavery opprss iot., ,u-f
) -snhy, -! m ,np'aeips sd fos1 W. kno> yru
IL no. -; 7oiif noths.a would biu4h u o,,E ,..
p their sons Dont 'st the finger Of st a,u ; :.
poilIed ~ yon NJ Oh unworthy tn sIjoy he priv
sss II ',b-r.y nnd independence iike the iaggara
tia IeIIla as a. hoIDsl
bsvins Received al to'ny 10 rsies COMPANY ior
inc al DEF nee st ttn seat vi Iovernm.t If van, :,
men anoni cali xt oDoo snd enlist at t"e Recruit.
;:g G Iii on Broad, between Gth and 7.h street
for tls de tsnee Of tb. c.ps OF tho Old q Doninion
1'herd is no time FOE delay Rally at once d. fe, d
2nr br ov 4 city from the dssFot's hee aLo tle
iyraii' J II sD aoo'i; N Go sofnDen'. lcuag Men
sfi oaid MT l'e this chance for sn!istas ia tt sIu
rious oiua. Tue b nn,Y NJ so sigsu, aud uni.
forms forniS et ~ Ytr
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/ OSI- sls REV aRD--i.on between Ports
/ mouth and Richm I'd, on tie 9Th inst, one
Trunk, marked f.s RiQhm enc, w,lh the nsme
u MAkaARErk a. i.0SsTT. ore TRUNK and
ons BOX. marked sARr r. Hamilton The
above Was either to9t ct tbs Norfolk Depot Ia
fes-rssufg, a, The Uspot IN Rich 1ond. For spy
Information that vitl issd 10 thei recovery. 7 win
pay the above fowarc sddeet- IN ou3L the
Richmond + o A. 4. LONETT
my IS-eodEoA
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fi'hkhN rhOM Ny a1ORB, thrcugA ni.t IKE,
/ "a HfsLE. Containing l~o ooiorei Seirtg,
40 pieces Ulder1lo.h - AUD es III on ten Pces
he party will pleass rot,,ri the same ana receive
,Ee ihsnkz u a soldier
JhGUE EAEEtrt,
a4y Z! -Le u Main street
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YAK En UP-At my place, on the Grove Road.
| tstMeyl thses sorre, HORSES and Bay.
fne owner vii p.ease CONS forward, provs prop
sly, bay c1s'gss Aud ta Se them awsy,
lny - S. Z. ~. HttBtA SON.
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~
;
III consequence III not being abIo 10 pur-
eoAse Eoises ia Richmond, l have deemed il
LEA. 10 max I.yachburs the point of renasa.
.ous Tor NY company OF fsrtlssu Rangers.
additional insmbe Will he received. The
a!ten lion OF tnoss desiring 70 join my corn-
rany is called to the fact that they will De
furnished with horses ana equipments, and
ths nsuei bounty Of go will Ds paid. Ely
office. Bank, nsar 10th street, will bs kept
open, Wnere transportation 10 place OF rem
je4s III can De had. L SIN al sious to &c iIfto
service ri Az elTIy day hence, those who
Ieci disposed tn ioih my company will please
report ~ once.
nv 2S-htr l., X ssntt,r
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k>Oa KENT. The OFFICE now Occnpieo ~
~ -, Gadsr Is. Charles II stsi PossssSssu
Owe. .bost IL. Apni
u 7--L -, u. AaUkY 4 %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

EIcHxOsn May f8. 1863 )
NE Undersigned taving received aulhos;ty /,
i orgAriAsa
PARTISAN COS rs OF MAkYLAEDEAS,
iivitrs all Dung u,eD from that hta:s to ioia hs
rps, which will be CON posed OF cavalry sr,il-
irry and Infantry.
HcrEaa Will bs furnished to ths cavalry IL rs
G1gs'sa. Pay, rat!cas aud D0uuty sac sans As 10
r.suar service sri tho vsiuu o. a.! Capture, divi.
d3i il tA- corps.
b aryis1ders enlisted fcr II III ,,i th. inoiuding
those wh have ra enlisted, .aI obtain tran.isrs 10
,tis corps.
Recruiting o;fice 1T Hls. J. A. WGsrors Ccun.
Room, No. Il Pearl street.
w. II. JENikER
IL E}~-ta u
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NOUND.-Lstt In my stors u SALiSE,
n several months ego, containing selcry
sru, las Of clothing aAd q prayer book, with
nitch N3I b. Elea's name IL Ii. 1ns OWL u
viii teass come ana prove property.
M, S-n Il. ". POWERS.
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3D Rc(f'T VA. CAVALRY,
Henflco county, Va May Is, 1862.
'I%hSkE ars nambef OF men row tmproperit
l abs"nt FROM this regiment. AL So absent
"pDa 0tateUef prsttrt oidefsd 80 fetu o to II
Immediately. After giving reasonable time fo.
conpti isncs with this orde-. thu names o: all fsi-
ing 10 resuro viii b, published ia the Lcwspspefs
IS Having tisgrseetully deserted tt. sew
Fly order " Uoi. Z. +. q, ODE, Commanding "a
Vrgni. GavSiry.
II. is. Me GILLIAN, Act Adit
my l9--2t'
OllCE Private ORIGIN nj. WALKER
~ II he does not return TO hia company imme
0'atey, will be advertised dsssrter aud treat ed
according. DAVIOS WRIGHT,
Caps. Co Il. 6ta Rss't Va. Vols
Cha pyia fat IL tienfico CO., Va,
May 2s, ls62. my 29--lt~