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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-11
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AN aulot Along tho potomac. .


All quiet along the Potomac" they say,
Except now AID then a stray picket
Is shot, as he walks on his beat 10 and fro,
By riaeman hid in the thicket,
us nothing--a private or two. now and then,
. VIII not count In the ness OF the battle;
Not an officer lost-only one of the mem
Moaning out, all Alone tho death rattle
All quiet along the Potomac tonight,
Where the soldiers lie peacefully dreaming;
Thelr tents IN the rays Of the clear autumn moon,
Or the light Of the watcLhres, are cleaning.
tremulous sigh as the gentle night wind
through the forest leaves slowly Is creeping;
While the Siars up above with their glittering eyes
Keep guard-for the army 10 sleeping.
There's only the sound Of the leno sentry's tread
As he tramps from the rock to the fountain,
And thinks Of the two on the low trunde bed.
Far away In the cot on the mountain:
Ills musket falls slack-his face, dark and grim,
Grows gentle with memories tender,
AS ne mutters prayer for the children asleep
For their mother, may Heaven defend her.
The moon seems to shine as brightly as then
That night when the love yet unSpoken
Lea ed up to his lips. and when low mumured VOWS,
were pl- dyed, to be ever unbroken;
Tnen drawing his sleeve roughly over his eyes,
he da.hes OF tears that are yelling,
ana gathers his gun close up to his place,
AZ II to keep down the heart swelling.
He passes the fountain, the blasted nine tree.
The footstep Is laggard and weary,
Yet onward he goes through the br ad belt Of light
=. Toward the shades OF o forest so dreary.
haIk was II The night wind that Iustled the leaves1
Was 1t the moonlight 30 wondrousy Hashing7
1t looked Ike arhs-"Hal-Mary good bye"
And the life'blood Ia ebbing and plashing.
All quiet along the Potomac tonight,
No sound save the rush Of the river;
While sofs fails the dew on the face Of the dead
The picket's OF duty, forever.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-11
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VOL. VIII. N. NO. 285
Che Ohio 5tatesmram

lMAVYPENNY7 & MILLER,
fUBIfsHERs AND PRoPRIEroRa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05

and at the word, squAtted meekly % many nice
upon the ground until some Of our men came up Az
took charge Of them. In one instance he took thirty in
this way When would charge the Federal cavL
~ they would tumble of their horses roll over, scream
aud scramble to the road side in the most amusing man.
ner But cannot pretend to jot down hundreth par!
Of the incidents Of this most remarkable victory.
At Winchester, the enemy tried to make q stand in
the suburbs, but our boys drove them peme through
the streets, and soon beyond to Martinsburg.
Many we're killed in the Streets and remarkable fea-
ture Of the day was that when the tide OF battle rolled
towards the town, the glorious women Of Winchester
turned out to give relief to wounded and exhausted
soders and so regardless they Of the DANGER that
they were deferred from their pous duty by the shot
and shell which fell around them. In the streets,
men had to advance guard to clear the women out Of
the way for patoors to deliver their FIRE. This,
am assured literally the in instances than
one.
We have taken stores at Front Royal valued at $780,
OO0 Here we have more than 5000 600 worth Of med.-
cal stores end immense amount of other plunder-
TIE Of goods stores &C., captured at Martins
burg is more than million of dollars. Large captures
we're also made at N. Mountain Depot, oharestosn,
ShepherdstowD, IL. There are some three thousand
prisoners-iour thousand stand Of arms-hundreds OF
fat cat,le-a full supply of sabres for Ashbys Cavalry
eight hundred horses hundreds Of wagons, mules,
and kGow not what, besides We are happy to
add, from the same authority, that all the spoils
have been placed beyond the reach of the enemy-Ed
In addition to what VIC captured, there quite dee
ruction OF property by the enemy. Al one point,
seventy wagons they had drawn together to burn, but
hadn't time TO apply the fire.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05

Succession SYNPArHY IN LoUIsvILLf-PRKSTIcI's Ma
LIsxrrY-The Louisville Journal, Of recent date
plains Of "rebel sympathies in the hospals-the open
partially which those Who sympsbize with sscstsion,
exhibit in their OF the sick and wounded rebel
prisoners the neglect Of Ike eourteses towards the
sick and wounded Union soldiers"
"On las, Thursday afternoon, two ladies went 10 hos
ptal No s. on the side OF Seventh street betSeen
Main and the river 10 carry books flowers bandaets,
e.: for the wounded soldiers At previous visits they
had noticed that Of partially in favor OF voutdd
rebels xisted and that an order bad been
issued exclude all persons whose sympahles With ne
rebel cause strong enough to induce h'm to refuse
10 take the oath of allegiance TO the Untd States. Pre-
vcus to the issuing Of this Order regulation had been
enforced at the hospital whereby Union people we're re-
oured to deposit all articles of food wnes, and other
deicacies in the store room, 10 the end that they
might be distributed mpartialy among the sick and
wounded patients, without regard TO their beng
Union Secession Notwithstanding the pretended eL-
orcement Of this Order the two ladies' iouno secee-
sion prisoner by the Of hemminger, before whoee
bed stood table loaded with vines ,lies, and fo~er,
which were being augmented by lady calling herself
Union The articles brought by this lady we're not sent
the storeLouse but were taken ty her Into the room
where hemminger was laid, for bis especial use out
when the lady that her partially for this wounded
rebel vas observed che withdrew her basket after hav
| ing given part Of the contents TO another wounded
rebel Willie these things were transprng, the two Ia
DIES heard griescus Complaints rom our onI ~
sooiers, soue Oh ~h1u VIZ nun nT'e
they deprived Of every thing bu the mere nee"s
saneS OF hie, INC! ".,o 80 Ia.a,,S
Of tue proiusehes WIN .nlen ts"rs,.
upon certain reoei laVoIss, anu tney .ouIa P pa
| ask whether the United States Government couu DC
cogpizant of such Partially.
while cur irio,nans rere ~ 'ns u. ,"I .,n'
ind'cated, several su'es bsv ".Lsd
CO. hNs q s" .as 10y g. oa,h =, .Iissisncs
Nhe'ue. tus'e uo s.an.a.as -, Tbs ranJ
H., ~" oa,,,;ai1 nno and n,obshv mo,s ibsn
n' ~ onn,o me- ,bs hpsn;,aI m P,fn,
one ,", ioI,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05
JAcKsoss GREAT TRIUMPH IN THE VALLEY.

yBoN MINBKR CONGRESS TO An OFFICER OF THE STATE
WINCHESTER, May 2s, 1862.
M Dear Colonel II got here last night after hard
days ride from Harisonburg, but forgot not only
the discomOrs Of the journey but all the Rnnoyancss
of the war besides, when Nbund myself here in this
good old town. participating with its people in their graft
tude wonder aud Joy at Jackson's glorious and unpara
eled achievement. There meyer way 9ore guccessfu
and more decided and overwhelming victory. When
our guns opened on the enemy Front Royal they had
no idea who hammerIng OF them, thinking that
Jackson was q hurdred miles away from them. They
we're completely surprised and panic stricken BY the sud
denness of the attack they surrendered to US by hun
dreda allowing all their of every sort aud in the
greatest quantities. to be captured without effort TO
defend or destroy them.
Banks vas lith tie rain body Of his army at
stras burg when VIC took Front Royal aud Ga,aled by
our ruua hey ahapdoned their works (which quite
tensive at that point and fell back towards Winchester
But before they had gotten halt way old Sonevsl Wis
upon them aud their retreat became route.
From Middleton to Winchester, and from thence to
Narasbarg the rush Of the rcrsating Wretches rtr
resented to have been naEe r;dcuOusly terrible than
that at Manassas oar batteries vould open upon a
wagon in iron Of train knocking it over in the road
and before those behind could stop their Roadway
they would come laundering down upon the ruins Of
the st wagon whilst other teams would be tumbling in
upon them so a. to block up the road completely thon
Ashby's cavalry would charge upon the more forward
Of cavalry or ride down the OF disorganizsd in
family and Eacb scene Of confusion aud conf they
kept up for many piles you possibly may imagine, but
certainly cannot describe.
Old Banks behaved in most cruel and cowardiy man.
ner on this retreat. He was accompanied by a crowd
of negroes whom he was running Of to Yankee land,
and be preferred to leave his wounded in hands
than to allow the negro and children TO be turn
ed out Of the wagons and have them used for the trans
portato Of the sick ard suffering white soldiers of his
own army.
At the first salvo Of artillery be put spurs to his horse
and dsancCd all competitors 10 the from the field.
At Middleton he stopped for drink Of water and was
bubbering like baby because reinorcemen.s had not
been sent him.
To give you an idea of the Generalization Of the
Yankees on their way from strasburg, will only men,
lion one fact
In the ardor Of pursuit. AslSy had separated himself
from his and had gotten sbreast OF the Yabeo COL
umn Of cavalry, which rushing down the turnpike
ALONE he charged five hundred Of themdashed through
their line firing his pistols right and left as be did so
then wheeling about be again charged through them and
summoned them to surrender. All who heard his voice
at once obsysd, threw down their arms, dsnountsd,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05

At le request Of Seu'l man Who has suffered by the
inac,miua.e zy-t-y OF upre-saent ,Llt has b,eu at
tmes employed IA hs city anu tie iloolsdsrsts Iucn
nes in which the rights o; etz cs have sometimes o,en
treated se publish .hs io:lo-iug esGmca, Of Congrs,
fmog and dSfllg The 20 which the rights and
remedies Of Ordinary law are. Abridged by The power
gyea to the President TO suspend Tho Wi; Of Rl5:as
Csrp. Ia Tie Judgment Ol .ho gentleman referred co.
ttld bis ud smsnJ 10 such matter is entitled 70 great
weight some Ct he Proceedings, under ASSUMED su-
thoriiy Of Marital Law, have been wholly uiIhOu.
rant
AZ ACT To LXu THE ACT AUTHORIZING TIE sUsPESsIOS
OF IHE WRIT OF HABKAs CORPUS.
Section Toe Congress Of the Confederate States OF
America d. enac Thsg the act authorizing the suspea-
siun Of the Wit Of Hlbeas Corpus IS hereoy limited TO
arrests made bJ The authorities OF the Confederate Gov
eminent, or for offences against the same.
Section 2 B. &c further eascIed That The act Vhich
tbs &C. Intended " limit, shs continue in force
tair,y days after the meeting Of Congress aad
longer.
Approved April 70. 1852.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05
ORITUARY,

pI,5 1.-THE n sdepce o. Geo Gwsthmey Eaq in tbs ely
IN Tuesday eyeulug 6 e OK ssrgt JNo. BAECkEN-
RIDGE son Of Cary Rrckur DE nd you5gest oi ave
Ia active srcs defeucs 81 lib rites He IN IN
he n M the bottle su day mornng las noriay Soana
Cd dwth the i8dsuShle spirit Of West Augusta en O.
Tg has his devotion to TIE Justice Of cause az ANS
Tie aAhiucpaes" q aNCrhern horde ,,,
Tie uaue 70 hstors, interviewer IN All
mai brave and shame cky for the pull y
he- pIeeus defenders lie. doulg parents meely t5e
al m ss of ul to1 mode sofc', ard be Assu I'd has al
.s ,r that G. ui IN range Of Eossoy In us hh e'l
u % hr mao chldra and aiAsf, Nao knows Dow
70 aru-eyls.e The Affection Of his fsiuSB 90.
s..r gs-yIt zUs he pcfu belief that Whilst soole
OF the u7ry Lowell aud that AGED him 10 malhool he Na'
q So dl-r Cfthe e. s. o'Jtsus Ch'tt
Today kud frl Nud painful u then ave sem he
reu mortality, o. MS acble solder Roy 70 9ia
happy home ec al Welcome place Gnder TIE teoi Of pa
.syH8l hopes -. -, III, -.-,, ,y,.
Goose, Lieut. mel and one LtutenAni, Nun's ne.e al
Wounded "a believed % be doug vel ANltts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05
H=z====
THE SPIRIT OF OUR WOMEN.
EXTRACTS IRON LITTER wRI1TKs BY LADY IN THr
COUNTRY TO HER HUtsAsD IN RICHMOND.
CnLRLnrrr COUNTY June l. 1852


CHARLOTTE COUNTY, June l, 1862
Nv Dear Rus6and,-I received your letter OF Mon.
day OH Wednesday, and very glad TO hear from you
not that felt uneasy. have most unbounded con.
fdence in the success Of arms over the Yankees in
the coming conflict. Would that all felt the same, ard
then our brave men would be invncble. Can We be
wanting in courage, strength and determination when
ali that ue hold dear is at stake do not, for no.
ment believe that our brave soldiers will slter In the
face of so detested foe Our Generals brave,
of hsm have skill and experience. Would to God they
all beloved in HIN, that 4s might 60 before them arc
be around about them. After oil, my dear husband,
here lies the secret Of ny confidence. believe, in this
coming cor Ct that God is with us; feel assured lie
has heard u.s. according to his promise Who can with
stand Him There are many, doubters, amongst US
many unb, evers-but God OF old spared Nneveh fer
the sake Of few so for the sake Of the faithful many
who have oiled on Him, both in private and in
cent public prayer, He will hear US.
We are daily expecting to hear Of decisive battle
near Richmond II lie reported here tina. Johnston has
declared there Is to be moro reresting" am glad
to hear that Retreat nop would be utter disgrace
sill am far from thinking that the fIl Of Richmond
loses our cause or seals the fall Of Virginia. No. long
as we have foolhold for army, Virginia Is ours.
When driven from that, will turn faces to Il e
Y nth, and in the enemys own country win back-aye,
win back-what we have lost
Tie news from Jackson is charming The Preside! .
ought to turn him loose and make him independent
General God blesses his arms indeed.
Although know great battle is daily imminent !
feel less excited than did at home. 0ne Of the SOL
ders wounded near Richmond is in this neighborhood-
and many more who are not ueuaded-Uh" Tsrs not
rs-sl,eted-have come home. How COULD THY wHrS
THEIR CAPITAL Is IN DANGER! could not have done it,
had besa Or,y half a man. God bless all our brave
soldiers engaged in this mighty struggle.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05
~ APPEAL TO THE LADIES IN TIKI

MANY our brave fathers husbands AID h
city In nc sptAs and wounded, AID EITHER wants
he srpyUei BY the ctzeas the exeat e. the demand
5u them ladies Ia the osntrJ adjacent 10 he rail-
Dads and caaA Rad requeed 20 send ~ g. or
7-sr -rs bue--s tables AID otter AZ t-lss Or
"a su Die for ht SICK and w'uaIel they spare VI tlr
CO store De o for II 'uch a-teles "a All Tg1ey
nv them be promptly distributed the different ho
ri,s All p srntg vii prepay the freight and be pArte-
uAr % PGIagui label Ios the SICK and Wound
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05
Fruits Of Jackson's Victory.

As no Official report Of the important advantages re-
Gently gained by Jackson has been published, we avail
ourselves Of letter from gentleman who has had the
best means of observation to communicate to our read
some Of the incidents as well Of the practical
results of the victory. It will be found in another part
Of this paper, and sfords verypeasant reading.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05
RIehmOnd Tobacco IN Foreign Hands

We have heard something OF safeguard granted by
The Confederate Government TO the Foreign holders OF
tobacco IN this city in the event the destruction Of the
ssOCk bad become necessary. Having no means Of
knowing The fact suppose it Of those absurd
aOrs ema3Adng from the secret enemies Of cause,
committed for circulation TO the mOngers, aud In
tended to impair public cOu6dsnce. We Rave little ap
p-el easion that the destruction Of Tobacco will become
lsossslTy but does, 70 must al share ths 'ls.
The point lately made BY the CO1suAF representatives Of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05

Wendell in side and privates. Privaes-J Phelps,
in side and leg, O Wyatt, in side, Billy, in leg
and breast Brown, in side, John Callsn, in side,
D Dillon, in leg, VIM. Emore, Lean Fields, leg
broken, Thos A Goff, in hand, Hugh Hughes in wrist
W D Lindsay, in heel and ankle, W Mays, in leg,
McCreAry, both hands shot Of, Pendelou, in head,
Padgett, W Patterson III head, Slss Spencer, Neal
Shannon, Jno W haser, n Thomas, in hand.
So horses attached TO this battery killed or dsA-
hlai
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05

In tbs city 50 efJune aged SO year, LUCY ELZABETH wife
sham Of South Carolina azd youngest dAugh'
Ter OF s late MsOr Richard and Pauline Pollard OF AeemAre
county, Va
In ne un.y o. Psyyanla the Goth % May 1872, CAD
pIs nant son Of B. and VhgaiA Luck aged IL months
and 20 iayS
To Justice udgu en- is acceptable TO the Lord al
sacilh e lyOusrJs. ct q G. g.
In Msnchssrr on Il 80 tst BICaARD OLIVER, youngest
child OF Capt Thos AMI Sarah ens aged two years three
mnutN. AMI thee lAyA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05
ooMMIssIOEER's oFFICK.
lUnaZ 90 aHlHfrHu A. Oh D Hs.FN

The parties deer tai ordar which the orgon,
extract hre07 ned .tI have appointed pa UkDAY,
the dAy % July the 90, 8'ores1'd
hs place for cutting the said deoet order when and where
fhsy uolhsl 20 sttCul
All bAynx dsb De uGndI against partner
ship OF Charles and Jnl y Minor, gInit Dr. Charles Minor
decs s ms tsse hereby bohsd present TEN the
und.rgued properly susta by proof
Jay At his sal clce and ire said creditors hereby
that their M 10 the
o. viii BE- settled up AID their uands tasrea exc uded
Given u-de my hagd Commissioner 10 Chaneery Abe
Circuit Court, the day and ysHr vritea
MAJ d Comr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05

France and England that the government of the United
States is responsible for the destruction of Cotton in
New Orleans, would relieve the difficulty if there were
.nv Burn the tobacco of all foreign well as domes-
tic holders, and let them charge it to the Yankees
rbsv will nav 4 when they pay their National debt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05
LAND FOR SAHe.
II nIIER for ale
y. r. WITsos, Y. Y.
mar l3-v4v

OYER for sale my farm Ap7ora River In the
county Of prn:e e1wsrd sir miles Parmyie With
In and half mites Of South Side Railroad II contains
100 but be made aer cur haser
The improvements cons to-y dwelling belle
Office and every out5adog In good repair he's
bEeen so and 100 and land sseen
y Of wood ane timber aad god portion Of the o2sn Ian
tlely set In eioter.
For i6fOrnsfou regard f. rec. 70 my fIisnds
John A. Daily and Charles A Morton, FsTmvtne.
Ny address Yorktown, care Of Capt. John Thornton.
spSs-c2m JHo. u. KNIGHT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05

MY tTn In Bedford county about seven meI from Lynch
vi burg canAnng Abou 85 with the growing
Ehes corn oA, kc together stock OF horses males
cattle hogs fIaK nss, Ae, Cor sale privately until early
IL neK mon not sold BY that time may then be offered AZ
public sale
This good oppo 1uniy q getting lands Of . superior uAty
excellent neshbohlod conyenent TO churches
The land Ia the most fertile region Of the Piedmont valley
offered for sale for the purpos, Of changing he investment
Apply 10 A. ALEXANDER
uai6-c0s Lynehburg Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05

Su17- rthc- ,1s Ira GGrrutt appointed glsrtSn al Item
Of ~ l7ftEt LaBGa ~ Lanreu;, Catherine. John
Auai. Mcp s1' James Miu r.
Ard thr 7dur DOTH uN sdu'g crie- aud decree that be
r ei.t5 othc onr % this Oour 70 take an &c
OF the pasua talsacoas between e plaintiff GYd
M gUr der hcr agreement Of ne ttA of Mach lssO tax
set. neat maiu b. thvm Sta
tors lc but "a hbey shoE In and corIrc, the
same thst sid Cgmn soler 81 al take S,eoUnt Of IL it
usli-s 90 NJ noticing credit heretofore rQufei 70
sitOr u iydasy lie h ~ also set the IL
p'ir d. Nai Fraai1 aaor Executor Of Charles NnOr
A.sj H as may have acted o lily kni SCI
rstsy have sd rs said Ccmms.oaer shall
~ al 9th Ogsta1 debit aLdcii Of
tr clam t1rs him Fiveu y, Nud warning Them that
"a ' 20 DO So the e'g v oe settle Up, AMI their de-
l1.nIs cafe eVcutei Al wB-h accounts The "a C0au
directed sAg settle ana repIt the Court together
arh after specially sta desmd Ueru6Ht by bussi
required the ties to be And nstcc q the
and place efiny said aceoust' u tub hed ~ four weeks
lively rpubs ed In the Rchm nd
sa BE- equivalent personal service thereof except 70 he
y A1H bis r0-exssuor, have actual notice.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05
RIcHSosD, May 80, 1864
GENERAL GREER. |

l. The address Of many popoinE TO raise companies
kc service the virginia stAte Line Commanded BY Major
General John lloyd has not been st with the Ataan Gen
erN OF the State The auhoty do not forwarded -
sid be had the office Of the AtJutant Gener al
Vi. ginia itr,ei, Hichuond
pen whom such authority given hefGbJ
ttus' recruiting aud mastering officers for said service.
suh olses sueag and muster into rvice inme lately
after their enl ant pc st. the
saora and mustered will be entitled II conmntaon OF
the rate Of seventy Eve cents per day until rASns caa be fur
nshed thCIu In Ei0d
T. 1hs poic general endtous o the troops OF ihl COM
M Wythayv, Wyhe county Vrgps and Gee isop, WsIh
county VI snI To these phases lney Will be It
after they have been Ald ered ard In numbers
be to he recruiting OH. Transportation viii be
the uroa the cae Of the rafting officer that
they have been and mustered int service.
s. Recruiting will be opened as tie following Places
Richmond. Pee sburg Lynchoug, sNnnton nion Monroe
co inty Virginia. Blncasts Caaottesv Fsrmye. Hlsyle
Carol county. -
By order MI Gen JOHN B. FLOYD,
Commanding Vfg MIA State Line.
WV A PErkHs A. A A. q.
June s-lw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05

The above Is a correct list OF the casualties Of the
18th Va Regt. in the action Of May 81. The wounded
have received every necessary attention. and the dead
were deGenty buried the ed and their graves marked
JoaH W. DAllr:,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05
IUNE d. 1861.

rINAKEN without from 2Sh
Streets JGns list, Abcu, .eock, P. NJ, sorre hose,
branded A. the le SHOULDER with very nne Mex Sad
ole ore Of O. Grin. ys make No also doeble rAted black
bride and nArengA and era, coat Any Information
left nj tbs flee the Asst VEgiua Regiment that Will lead
70 the recovery the above property the informant will be
Ub,rnIy compsnssted je3--3ts
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EXTRACT:
ApJUTANr AND ISsP. GENERALS OTFfCI,
ROHHoHD, June 81, 1864.

AnJUTAhr AND lhsP dENE OnlSH
ROHHoED, June 81, ls69 1
SPECIAL OEDERs,
No l2I.
XXI Al Artillery Conpane' uB1tiached 20 Br'gades Dvi-
ions or Amy Corr sssuti duty IN the red uots about
Ri huon and Manchester, viii make hsir reguhi hrs aroHs
usa.nt Colonel shields Ccmrsning the Camp Of lns ueoo,
AID IN Ike their rorning reports % him .
ayary and Iufaay Con aues STUFFED IN hfe uAnnt VII
de thsr reluso thrUuEh Chef Of General " adeI
SAT and send their msrniDs reports 70 HIM.
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