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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-20
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SIXTH REGIMENT N
r. n. McLaren,
< j. Hudson,
0. Wilson,
Frederick Shoe,nake
Arnold HOLMAN,
Samuel Jones,
Napoleon Swartout,
Eli w. Lewis,
George W. Cook,
j James Atkins,
George Parker,
John Welson,
Elias +. kimball,
Alonzo G. Wakefield
J. d. Hill,
William Luchman,
Eugene A. Brarnan,
Ludins 'rerquist,
Samuel Arnold,
Allen Swain,
Nathan. W. Topper,
Silas II. Gould,
Benz. r. Prince,
VIM. Il. Wellington,
Lewis johnson,
Frank Mcmahon.
Thomas Palace,
Charles r. Brink,
7. NJ. Gus'aCSon,
Charles Johnson,
Joseph Jockey,
harvey VanAnkin,
Benz. j. Taylor,
Ole o. Oskey,
John Reinund,
Oliver NJ. Sprake,
James Lcc~on,
Joseph Pickering,
Edward A. Hodg es,
Henry Messing,
Henry O'Kane,
Tervener THOMPSON
Alfred Eastman,
Peter johnson,
Charles Simpson,
Horace B. Wilson,
Johnson,
Peter Sch we,zschcr.
John Elcnze,
J ohm N. Pettiboae,
GudmunJ Easland,
James Fulton,
MUSTER ROLL OF COT
SEVENTH REGIMENT
Peter Engberg,
Chas. John Gundel|,
WIN. NJ. Philleo,
James Falls.
ManvilIe Comstock,
Fred. Remshardt,
Henry Hempling,
William r. Wray,
j acob Christ,
Truman E. Beers,
William G. Allen,
J. l.. Hamlin,
A. G. Hellig,
William King,
Russell E. Smell,
Frank Bergman,
J. W. Jefferson.
Francis M.Goodnan
Il. H. Danielson,
p. H. Weeye:,
A ndrew Anderson,
DC f. Svand,
0. T. Bsrgh,
J ohm Oleson,
John Monson,
John Med nough.
Ole Lenard,
Timothy Cavanaugh
Tolleu johnson,
Aume Anderson,
Ferdinand Ehlert,
Peter Wagner Jr,,
Henry Butsll,
Isaac Green,
Abner L. Jackson,
Stephen g. Cady,
Martin Edwards,
Patrick Finnev.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-20

lust RECEIVED lot Of Sorehun Syrup o
u superior quaiisy froR the Iliin0is uspufsc-
tory. for saIe cheap @ BUNCH 4 90.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-20

APPoINTED.-L. II. Garrsrd and j. A.
Thatcher, Esqs., have been appointed Com.
missioncrs for this county to superin,end
the drafting. II volunteers will come for
ward to the number Of about ninety before
twelve O'Clock Friday night the Commits.
sioners wilt have nothing to do. DR.. Brown
has been appointed examining surgeon for
the county.
DR.. A. B. Hawley, Of this city, has been
appointed one Of the Board o! Medical Elk.
aminers of the State.
~
AN IMPRESSIVE SERv1cE-Last Sabbath
the churches in this place were deserted,
and, as by mutual consent the people Assem-
b'ed at the ievee to See the volunteers off,
Many an aching heart were assembled there
and many an eye betrayed the deep sorrow
that rested upon the stricken ones. While
waiting for The boat that was to take them
to the fort, the assembly was called to order,
and religious service engaged iii. Good or.
der prevailed. The service was opened by
an affecting prayer by the Rev.. J. W. Han
cock, followed by addresses appropriate to
the occasion by the Rev. DR.. Kent from
Galena, and the Rev. NJ Sorin oftIis place.
Tears were freely shed as the dangers and
privations to which the soldiers arc exposed
Was presented, but no tears were shed BY
the soldiers themselves they had counted
the cost, aud made the sacrifice. May God
bless and sustain them.
The "LEGEoN OF HoNon.-We publish
this week the muster roll OF the two com pa
MES that left this county for the fort last
Sunday. One Of them, it will be seen was
full to overtlo wing, and had men to spare
and the other lacked only few Of being full
to the minimum.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-20

RED WING FIRE CoMpANY-No orsan:.
cation in the State Of a local character has
turned out SO many men for the war as the
Fire Company Of Red Wing. Besides hay
ing sent not less than ten or twelve under
the former call, it how sends eleven more,
making one-half Of its whole number, and
the rest Of them stand ready to go. The
names of those who went recently are :
VIM: Il. Wellington, Henry tempting,
G. r. Brink, Jacob Christ,
o. NJ. Sparkle, VIM. G.. Allen.
G. B. Baker, Frank Bergman.
J. A. Woodbury., Fred. Hemplinc.
j. N. Pettlbonc,
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-20

AANL1NE US1vEns1rY.-The vacancy in
the Faculty OF this Institution occasioned by
the resignation Of Prof. Wilson, has been filled
by the election Of the Rev. S. T. Thorp, A.
NJ, of New York. Prof. Thorp is gradu-
ate Of Hobart College, N. Y >, and teacher
of wide experience. lie is an educator of
first class rank, having been engaged in the
business for the last fifteen years, either as
Principal Of Seminaries, or Professor in COL
1ese. lie is an indefatigablc worker and
will bc an acquisition to the University, and
ITO the educational force of the State lie
will be ready to enter upon his duties at the
beginning Of the next term, viz the 4th of
September pext.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-20

GoonuUE TO THE RESCUE The quota Of
'Goodh2e county under the late call is about
two hundred and eighty men, Not over
two hundred have been furnished, viz one
hundred and lourin Wilson's company, sew
enty six in Wi|lston's company, and about
twenty from Pine Island and vicinity who
went to ST. Paul by themselves. The full
quota must be furnished by midnight Of the
22d inst, or it will b. supplied by draft
Never let it be said that after leading the
hosts Of the State up till now. compulsion
was necessary in Goodhuc county. Come
up and volunteer. Charles L. Davis Esq, Of
the Goodhuc County Rep"b 11cm is recruit
ing for the Eleventh Reg mcnt, and has a
good start j; why not fill his company right
up?
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-20

000 CORDS Ash and Maple wood ssr sale
GU Cau 81 the store Of
nSlvs.H @ BUNCH 4 CO.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-20

OK SALE, d sacks 81 Dried Appls. vhjeh
- - OR ehespeY than ths sssas NJ 80
sold n tlispsYtst. q. BUNOK N16.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-20

NED Wing AnEAp.-Scveral towns in
this county have done nobly in the wav of
'eo"'''o"'''s men to the war, but Red Wing.
~e submit is ahead Of them all, unless, per.
'h.ps' Pine Island can claim the palm. In
all We have contributed about two hundred
and hfey men, or nearly one half the voters
Of the city under the present call VIC have
sent dey-fve met in the two companies
that went up Sunday, or nearly oa.-third
Of al that went, besides which, several uors
have already enlisted in Capt. Davis com
pany now forming for the Eleventh Resi.
'mens. There arc some towns that ought
to do better than they have done. It is no
honor to town with one HUNDRED poters
and upwards to have sent only ten or . dos.
on to tho army.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-20

PATRIOTISM Men don't show their nat
''ot'sm ny serving their country with the
commission to e" fat office" in their no1kot
but it IS those who Jay down good business
to enter the army as private, that show forth
their patriotism. Influential men don't
ev'nce their patriotism by making war
speeches so we'll as they could demonstrate
ut by DOING 'orr deeds. Il those influential
unen 10 our State, counties and towns, who
become convinced that they can leave their
business and families for good commission
an the army, would only think they could
do 1t for q privates place they would do
moro good than all the war speeches that
nave ever been made. The example would
stimulate enlistments more than a months
spsechmaking. Ye BIC men Of Red Wing
now set m example.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-20
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE" SALE.

Red Wing, Aug. Goth, 1862.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
APRsE.. 1854.

DRY O GODS.
sEsCHANrs wishing @ city With view Of making PurenSsSl
III Srs respectfully solicited 70 examine our stock Of bhf
GOODS. We od-- Tor sale:
so bale Br5sa Shesttngs Aad shEangA
800 OslGburTs,
SO cases B.gached 3 ceilings and SsisLagS,
5gbal-l Plaid and striped OsnAburgs,
800 pieces Striped aad sAl DOmesacs, Tor nrVAak
- So bales ncEugs,
50 Dsalas AID Striped shlrdngL
rHngEiSO cases Parey Prinis,
81 Clti-nades,
20 CllN-el CGmbrics,
IS Et1ta-ky leans AID weeds
And large sJo o. Heavy Srd Linens for gens
Vs a5res LIacas, Lawns. Plain, striped and Erh7o't
5 Rsrsyus aad pOpuns Coths Cashmere Nesngs, &c, A
a o. Hhca un SCI cheap . &c cash sad Iop rad
ELLErr pREWXY,
No u Pearl street,
Al Richmond. vE-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14

tS~ TO a T. A , - SE DEPART
49, MENrs AND kssisrAs-r7 would beg TO invite TIE
tena the Hel5 % Departments 81 The vaoul branches 81
ne 60vcsut % re C2ale-,s states nov In chraond 70
nv large and eyt-1 &c socr Books, Paper, Station
cry, Envelopes, Blank Books, scc., which ~
furnish them a. iair prices.
r. e prepared Blding and Tie aaEAeiGEe Of
logest .ris-a A. NORRIS,
PubHIher and Bookseller,
"a 81 Main strset Redmond Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
HINT * JAMES,

Richmond. Virginia.
, EENEgAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Aal Agents for The sale Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco
500 packages nov 'os sale. sel2-6n
E-Waca..s E-pa5saa, stanton Spectator, AEd FredeE
eSsb4r- Meas za copy NOS ana sslt pin 20 WIS elee
DUyKL L NIEst OS'S "HOgSSE TOSGU, FJSl
flEnprOving the Condition OF horses ana
Mis- swing them al appe4te a4a as,sSns ITEM o. Bots
sad ao-as lIr111I sGr et aud Dsenpe AID al Dsv'sss
d uhich hce subj a.erusly ihis "Hosz fole givls
appce sat glossy coat Of hlr add can be @ on -tsr
thc aa improved without his t-g back 20 bis t-st
oondi1r used extensively s1-c i5 intro ioa
ahut foar YEAR 49, cy and parts Of he STATE Of VIZ
n CAssnA Nev fcrS an IN almost every qusst-r OF
. lie rlqu-ani ne dzmand 10 steadily iacreSsiag
T- Horse yu universal SATISFACTION as Ar q ihc
suas-rb-rAs able Gsia II be obtined cf the
p-1Ja ir1sg ID ms s.ate, Anl OF Jas p DCNAi Drug
20 sole Proprietor ard Mlnuftc'u-cr. 81
~ LgrNRT CAPS! Military CaPs!! JoI~
.Ns DNC-Ef 1I-r, az wholesale sl1 RetN4 20 ne tiszy
al he Pablo geas ly his te stock o. Hone Manufactured
iood Grew Bis nd BarS Cai aat Fatigue style Caps
be a. A. tls z5s1 favorable ters IN city
h he s5la PA-.lar Secession deire5 20 ih lak Military
~, h j. ere da most d1rarls and wArre Cap nAlgf.c
s-- gl--s hl 5000 supply o. stosk The Manufacture
o. Dress Has Nh1le AL Set-l trade vii be con nu
Ell JOHN Doc ~ No 81 AAin Street Ncanonf. Va, s,2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
&TOHmoND WBIG.
Tho DaIy wA,s IN RiehmOnd--Pay she Car

The great deuaud Coz the DAILY Wac within the city,
As vel by regular By transient readers, and the dbl
Guilty Of satisfactorily supplying bo.h classes Of readers
by carrying ays:en sdaped only 70 Office suosefig-
tors have induced Us TO resort 70 the only feasible
mole Of managing large city circulation, 20 wit that
OF pyspSg1sst 70 t CTisrs. From this date, there
fore no Subscriptions for the WRIG to be le within the
city will be taken At this ote and all persons indebted
for subscription the present. time, within the city are
requested to call thu Office and settle their aoeounr
The Carriers viii Of eourse continue to deliver the pa
per TO tho present subscribers and receive pay for the
same a. the rate Of fifteen cents per week The public
vii nov understand ,ha. al restriction upon the sale OF
the wzIs BY Carriers within the city Is removed, and
thA, all vho want e y buy from the Carriers or have
il e for them at their residences or places Of business
SsD,sub-r l6'b 1901.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
BSpSsNf hGH c. ANDEsa sSCN
nnMnnnrln snn TT

n recsvnS 5r TIE Fau Trade CArpstngi, OF Ciota "a
q tngs C1rtar a,o3s Corlcss and Bands, Wiadov shsdc
F.5r Ha5aas Cu-ei Hsi- 11t 1-s sale p-ica
Utpc CERTAIN Beds AAi,resss made - crier e h5r Nc
U,e PAPER 1Aa1g ic-s n ne Gay country - f1pearNcrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
GREAT BARGAINS lN DRY GOODS

SPECIAL notice % the city country people In want Of any
~ ESs would a. Vel ~ calling No. 81 Main street
Having very large stock Of PTin L,WnA yss0Ss, SSsan
% main and hgure BAreses bsk and eolo.ed siks snSEh
"a anlas ~ aohed and brosl Stirling and shseng, Cass-
ss and Aenueky Jssns, striped and does.e ioT N n snd
syapts Ladies' CATER; 4oroeeo, Kid and OaSkn Shoes
Ms, snd Ohdre-s Shoes Of every size AID quality hnee
nj &C., oodu Tor And boys Ladies' sk and LIE Thrdsd
Gloves Al u cents M at Sk 10 80 etS Linen Bos.s ~ 70
epts Ir,sh Llnea % SIX aud 20 cents PaTAsoh, AIN
nd striped al Is snts; sgs Caa5rc and Jaconet NJ I'M
n blue aud HAean al AstOnshng low prices; The m ~
0abro WORKED Bands Collars, cosI AL those goods
.5os and great many 70 mention, oner Tor
lie hou. charging any more they bought before NE
had tines hsd commenced Be esrsfa that yoa eonsto NE
rlsaf place No. q Msn STREE . ,,,,,-,.
uys1 JOsEPh SIAAUaA'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14

WILCOX 81 GIBBS
SEWING MACHINES.
fNvEsTED
J. Y. GLBRs, NNitI Point,
POCAHoNfAS' COUNTY, Va,
ED anuiScsured patents granted 20 him and James
wucox 1851 Issued July Is 1S5S Patented
August 10 1855 Eesreary a. 1861 Also neensed under six other
Patent covering entire construction of the Machine
Iuenty there can be litigation regard the patent right
lea- complicated ard e oSt perfect working Sewing Ma
,hine In
Ufr- ast even ard elastic seam, which warranted not
IN "a wear, and reliable upon al hnds Of fabrics.
PrlssssSs 70 SIS. Every Machine warranted
JOHN A. BELvIR,
Belvin = Block
,.rS IRlh and Governor strasts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
- FFIE rIRIER9 OF VI:sGINIE

FETIE 1'Pa7aI 7s-'1 - N711Ta -ll s7lI1 ~ 6a7
taE d5uaEss become permanent you Vii h srs4, measure
BE- srecisd % spy ne South ~, BCffsl alt having been
sag "a extensively os say Ysks 10 thsil-eoi business tax
s- liberty or s- prop -ty hsa,g y7u- Bgte- Er
before paEa and a' q p1ns rp 70 subs layer % % tol
sc bottom aud ss1t - Akei As 5o'a ar packing Is y1u
purchase iso- s ire market pS and, - deal
asv.v f,- cear Win urCsh gods ne 'rket
ca CT ash pror1tv r Ehe'eysr SAY be eEt
a. conadsrs a.sI ca- the Interest Of 55h she fNrs
~ 81 a. ~sct T~uiI receive any othcs
produce, prapa '=-t o. call ycu- ps-rriAr a'-n
f1n supplies have been seat hrretlr-
% ne south ron No-th Wills: rake furciss %
svsa give 20 reference from the tastat have been
o. b1.aes Do ths city fr 81 sIi hty year. Al Az
t-Al-fssaas e5zadezt o. giytag sA.Iaceon-
sA,feSON JCNEs. gent,
Grocer and Comnls lon Merchant
au1-dt- Co Naa gnd 9ih SIS. Rchnoud. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
NEW AUCTION HOUSES,

ToR rBE sALE or NE6g0ss
FgNRE audersg7rd hs IBIS ay commenced The Auction busasss
flr he sale NEGROES a a- Aucdou Room FrAakr
s.s-rt, lately occupied hy bEFis A GREGORY.
&c Eesr1l1 both plttcy 80 puvaieySand sohcs N
patronage l1 ard the puatc gen-ray. Ne pirigs ~
fst1 promote tn1 iltrre DE ratlus, aud EATERS hse.
eHlerir1ce The trade, ~ MI be enabled g.
le lt -arAst p-geL he vii male hfera advance
on property aallaad u prepared % bcari persona
rresf ;-sd also t srvszis-tavng ample accom-
fs5i.-5ns f1r h,.s = n srOkES.
On Frazkin SD door ssio1 Wal street
A---ls-h ~ !.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14

VIkGINIA CENTNtAL RAILROAD
GESERAL sUPERINTENDEET'S OyRIOE,
RIoHH0ED, July Slst, ls6i.
Notice to Persons sending Packages TO Soldiers at Mans
saS, StauntOn, &c, &C
VIHE practice Of sending large packages by the Mall Trains
becoming buFdeasOme % ne Train oes tes causing delay
that and necessary eaon 20 conhne heeves
very snail packages sy Will the rlk Of their being len
besides being Iabieesto eIeTe-E changes. .
All 6ene,A Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-15
OAIruARH.

We and TlsAlle r recstsg re VIZ and u'stsl
efieu3s y-sh, Who have iGsisd asy l. tms u
Eusrse l.u and dRt'SD
10 me I vrI MAS ptasful Aud Tr,'perous dyi 70
u, pui- ps'su Of cur 70 ,e1gn IN s tvs
y a-d dIb csks 81 MT AIT O. euI CJlr', drs q
- h,aor VI nNturr the poor MAS MEM; NJ
reh r and susr, pSieut exact ar eL they
r. thssIs r.poht mes -teA and I'd
and sbE HSsG VI CD dsshSryei W. piO,D
Az sffy
ssus bsl~i fe'pe Ted class Of b,o lFsd
81 thsna WILL al OV RrvN NINsrON at Geek Of hAnc-
eolhy Coait vhqSied The n'nh 81 sH e. 10 The yr
r.. q 20 o. eiSsise cr'r ctsd Nst nlais
sve "a bel wed Ard ySss, ~ hs, VAC had Gsas
~ bsfars no.
u- cad hal been ned ~ Eht els father I've hs
P'lp wAsta- hal 0aF aat b.R5rahly dlsd tee
pub g. pssO :, st'Dd. 'irtfeP rpoW usl Iori a
d r.. H,d "a ~ s dsayils dsyOuo7 TO Rr rAs,sAl dcss
SfU Ma ssLs ~ ehtsra temper sc,o slAing md
N, d5 tsYs 'uist 'ro ssd u MT; qaIHtAnee ep
sss Of III ~ elf his perfect AHsItT Wiz 10 Heu %
,ysry tuy ere r-us d. &, feuH hls hs-ttd AZ
~ ms ssanp Rel t.St her ~'s ureEarAss
val hc and &c sAVsElrnS O. thu DO
'tp uh.-e th's and Of sr mate ARD mini
isrra,s hes q Can't an vru' Uth 'sgt cit, ord
ii tsaisr l. u rsas tls- car pGrt.d rien
s1h an alsl E Of rth- brave aRi
n.r Istushipe that GJs will 80 pculy sxttN-
stts md bgu tsAt " robe cid state TIA naus
- ~ % gols fall sPoB t,sTilE 3 nsr Z u Aodua
uaay lie fs renew hsr '0th Ani f.kuaie her Tory
E.E- Ia ts sllrtu' ar Ofhsa,r. and nut and fAih
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-15

fuE PGpERALs Ar HuSuEILLE-We have 70 irfor-
son - 10 the rumbsr Of Federal cavalry Shc sUrsd
Ha-,ssEs Ala en- Friday last bot, whether hrss or
sn us agree 9Th The Petersburg Eprss', that vas
boii movement the pSrt Of The Federal hOrss nsp
70 penetrate 80 far into hOsie region, widely sePATa
"a f,ou ber oSa srny, sd within striking distance Of
arSe rumber Of Confederate tsOOP' Il is 10: believed
sas the FsdsrAls eOoteupte SeISgyipg Hunt vile pSr-
n.neutlr, and 10 the sssspes Of positive infornAiSs
us Ar. bound 70 conclude that it merely raid for
the su.ocss Of cutting the Telegraph wires, tearing up
he railroad tack rad PsShAPs destroying Government
stores many Of vsica, hear we're stored At Harts
vile.
Hsnt57ils i bsAutfsl tO~u situated In the extreme
po.thsrn plrt o. Alabama, 6rtOly 90 the hSmphi nd
Ch1lss,on rOrcAd Il s the eGpitsl Of Madison county
Ard va formerly The capita Of the stAls. Il . lSs
nils northeast Of Tuscaloosa, ia miles southsAs; f
Nushvlls and 3l2 miles els. Of hsuphN Il eOniAiDs
mary hAudsOne brick buildings, Amoog which Is tho
cyu-th9rs' s-oc1sd At . cc-t OF St5 900 The bank
s.aas edsss S.s sn Ionic pOrteO cost So oOO There
ass AZ -'s-'fs rhrs0 7s~spaPer tfess aud tN0 ie-
a is estimated 20 have oest
lou. hss seoSSlnd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-15
nlRR.

a aaesv'p Hanover ssuny the 1874 ms, ~ rneurlsH',
EHNARLyh La
a. f.nas sfbs frr vi lpeas, 5tO'ib rsaIias s.psl
Csu,tSry az 0nN ss day. (fessdayl sssuI at sr
nldeS
o. JAY, 1851, Nsiar SANuEt D. IuRaEB Ia The
Tah II nj G.S
e. ssALs 3 that shock o'Dvlrs Provten,s BY
ere % yoaag nsbs fall Of nsty Vi osd -
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sEios t N bis Grp5 u-tt suas Es Dc Of 10 fam
Vsd ~ Ms r!.aJG . fapec ID 49, md U-I 9Th
hrsltay iAisl-t LTsl ala uIes us 10, eth ?
va tesEs -fhobsr IN. r. slny ths =
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r., a. "A a fsst-. ~ IA ", v.e II n
aids. u ssalh. TUs = u alp tsdsy pa
N, sender sSv q apps. oan ty s'on, 80 ts,,t
= uslins Asroig u aha he Srd % nss a. AllNE.
saA shsa - hiG' Es,ns' bPsai1v, P'' r. 4 ard
II iaz Ier, 40 >gOra tel rs, Re ne e
nsrss Ssi hsre ana rau 80 'rols pat ca: tad rs
laa s-titate A. hs 81 NJ treW reAr re ~ H.
tspAts ne ssFNrS III o. "a ftsAds SO Al otis
Aea brsten yassS rKhau all % nstI ti u tstH
= yssi.es ~ lot tn lied yoHlh-o7 wActs
deAia J-h5dist Chs en- Il TeIrut SO NAonc
srny bohe- s~Cissy oaso seilg st ens
ar aAary true ED l.. ., beaSA'h ne "oSd oil
ot rsAcs ny t stb's fJr- b,.ia IA hsr 'Rd eat
M usa ria efhs fgsad ia uBny yl-ues S-sNtnd
Mourn We AL. Hihes ~ % hs- bat no Who
have 10 ~. - %. hsm nly DR. hs tear a
q gNs IA a bA rs HIN, cab boz irg IN Ia N MA
yosh. . So &C 'h'n,us loru Of Ss rsurreeiol man.
Ee tno, p'Aseat tlesssh
girlon, Va, AStL 5. 1854 H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-15

FaOH raB PE1IKsULA-fOs public should understand
that she bssgSPh h1s bstWSn tbs city ard forkosn
bslDugS to the government and that the press has 70
privileges Of Scmnuasaioa over s Urss I Is inhr'Sd
tia. the Pr.si5sot, Gn. Lss or the Secretary Of War
las bssa ADVISED .; the skirnisheS uheh have taSsO
pace - he Pslilcu 10 the past fSu days, AMI runner
ays tie, ear sds hAs bad the best Of the 6gis svSry
Uu bu. II such dispatches have been rscsiVtd. their
soussnts have hssn SishtSd from ths preS fls onlJ
exception that Ne kaov Of l. the fact thai r-ANsE g
FgOriSa . paper Of the s.h instant eOoiIins Il iosv'
l,-iag Telegram
yyHKrOwS Va, April III, ls62-Ws have tSsn
,t4isE here tvo dsys principally Ar.il'ry Gld rhS.-
NJ ca hart in the nOrdL Lss fri Ris knew -
oar Welfare.
lhs PrsrsSurE EprsS, Of yesterday, sOnilia' Al As
sclht Of IN spEsSsmsnt uhisi took P'se, sGta:d
norusg. We heard the mat or taks1 Of Ihs Streets
,ar5.y a. report tu bling uDA'ls 10 co: held Of
the f.cl, did refer TO il in ys't'rdAy' FApsr The
Erprsii says:
Gen MaKruier deeuing Il important that he en-
irsnchrR opsraSsns Of the YArkUs be i6tsehsd Hi-e
gsvs tie enemy battle az early hour saturday mSrt
icz and Altar sharp engagement, which Sas pretrGc-
se tsrough ssvsrl agurs succeeded IN driving the
nv from bis pasitoa We did not hear the number a
Coderates engaged bus Il IL stated that thres OF our
reFimerss sustained considerable los in / nd anC
wSaoded. TIE Yauksss are thought 10 rave 'uasr' q
greatly fh,I reaches u from . source eLtIed -
sredit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-15

yIrRoroLISLS BIlL-I,e ht'oys war Inutrt-
tog continue S,trsc large crowd. All who witness
bo exhibition sre interested and slnusd BY tie Iisp,
WOES Of cty architecture plautItiors sIchre moon
i IT. sorrn, camp life and Manassas S,ebCs, and tie
.GSbabe comcai,iss which hero aud there Intro.
cue BY the irgenous eoniver Of The illustrations
Few sUeuCs 10 real Il k Au attack ones
risloes as the parrE OF Asa Gad his ssesbta aud the
neglOs hot pursuit Of the poker the emp Of Ma
rss.as Tue success ot lts novel and beautiful Ihibi
ton OF arl premises 20 eclipse in Richmond tat luscess
,bica followed D. /, " U leans
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-15
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