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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-04-09
Gardening Tools.

T,HE cheapest and best lot Of Spades, shov-
Ill eIs Hoes. &C., ever brought 10 Cadiz, for
10 II tho NEW IfARDN RESTORE
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-04-09

M. HARVEY, Secretary.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11
Returning Fugitive Slaves.

In the Senate recently, Mr.. Cowan
OF Pennsylvania. said:
Now, sir, apprehend SO far as nv
humble Judgment goes, there need be
no possible difficulty whatever upou
TINS question IN any Of It's aspects. I
Go NOT see that It is necessary that We
should offend anybody, or that we sho'd
take ground that will necessarily alarm
any body in either quarter of the Union,
" e send a GeneraI to suppress this in
Sarrectl"n. What is his duty? II he
meets negro upon his GRAND. and that
negro is III enemy, he treats him as All,
enemy; If the negro is friend, he treats
him Is 4 friend, and uses him SIS sub,
Nothing to my mind can be Simpler.-
How IS he 10 determine the title to thas
negro? Suppose, Mr.. President, YOU
were to go into his camp, and say. Sir.
here is my negro; I want him. The
obvious answer Of the General is: NV
dear sin, that may be all true; I have
no desire to raise any issues of fact
with You; it may be that this is your
negro; bat / cannot determine that
question; | cannot try the title to him:
am not Il court ann not a iurv,'-a
great many Of them, indeed, are not
even lawyers.
"H"W are they to determine wh-ther
this negro Is 4 slave or not9 They
cnlnot determine 1t; they have M rirht
to determine ii. If The master brin.c.
loyal man, in that camp insists. ana
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11
{ So -, lin, T 3,a

Eas Gen jim Lane, according to :.
Washington correspondent, will, with
appreciation Of the government, make
the experiment Of employing slaves Of
the rebels, in his military operations i'll
the West, using them in the tran>porta-
ton and commiS$ary departments main
y. BY taking hand mills, il is thought
that tho slaves can grind corn enough
daily to suH~i>t the army anywhere in
Arkansas or Texas.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11

PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENTS. The
bill Of Senator HAHLlN, Of Iowa, to cs-
tabliSh Provisional Governments in
the rebel States, will, if passed, make
Territories Of South Carolina, Georgia.
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisi-
ana, Texas, Arkansas and Tennessee,
with every incident Of Territorial con-
tiition, provided they are reduced
from the boosted Confederate States.
The law, it is stated. will cut up the
international slave trade, root and
branch, and free all slaves hereafter
born, and will devote all the public
lands in those States paying military
bounties to the soldiers and sailors who
shall be employed In the suppression
CT tbs rebellion.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11
l ours respectfully,
An EYE OPENER To s.,.h - !,

IN EYE OPENER. To s;,ch as hay,
changed the cause Of the present wan
upon black Republicans or Abolition
i~tS, we Recommend the foIE,wino
from the Cleveland Pyuila Dg4Eer
one Of the strongest Democratic
papers in the Union, as an eye open
er
This is Democratic dt.f3;ara,sce. and
the parties neiigcrent are mainIv Dena.
ocrutS. It is not = black Republican
war rs MANY good Democrats sun9osp.
It was begun hrfor,. the InaYrurIl NJ
President LINCOLN WIS real. The
leaders Of this Rebellion are MI Dem
ocrstS. and are now striving to carry
ont their Charleston Prorramme.-
They are attempting to do with the
cartridge box what they hare failed 10
do at the ballot box. They talk about
" Abolitionist's" and s:L1NCoLs's war;
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11
" aShInnlnn- I'm 2

The rumorS current in The n.ws,.a-
pers that further trouble NAV be ey-
pected with Eng and, arising out of
our blockade Of Charleston and Sa-
vannah with stone hnIks, are regarded
here as entirely without foundation.
Gen. McCIellan's health continues
to improve.
Government has taken measures to
obtain cotton seed from Port Royal in
order that it may DC planted in Illinois
and other Western States.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11

The BULL Run DIS AsrEn. The
Congressional Committee have been
mquiring into the Ball Run Defeat
The testimony SO far has given, as .
reason for the disaster, that johnson
reached Rcanregard and reinforced
him without Mcdowell or any officer
knowing it, and turned the tide at a
critical hour.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11
The RIGuT Man IN THE RtcuT

The RIGur NAN IN THE RIGHT
PLACE.-It turns ont that the editor of
Toronto Leader, whose fcroviouS at
tackS on our government have gwen i
notoricty, is named George Sheppard,
who was late editor OF the Washington
Republic, late sub editor Of the Wash
inxton Constitution, late agent Of the
breckenridge Central Committee. >
late secession writer at Richmond
Couisl more appropriate tool be found
for the nature of the work assigned
him?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11

- It is Il thrilling and most craft
tying fact, that in az the many firht,
and skirmishcS which have taken place,
i'll kentucky, the Union troops, thonyh
IN general very greatly ontnumhcrrd,
have been signallv victorious. There
has not been a solitary instance Of 4
different result. 1t wonlI seem * if
the mere contact with the soil Of Ken
lucky paralizpd the sinewS Of the rch-
els arms and strengthened the muscles
OF their legS.-L0usSriUe J0u2rsqZ
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11

Pretty Coop. The s.. Louis Dans-
ocrut Of y .cembcr 3l<t, says, Hemp
sold ut high figures the first Of the week,
but since the surrender Of Mason and
Sild"lI, the prospect Of a large demand
by the Government il not brilliant,
and consequently the receipts at this
port have ,.Ioscd."
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11

GRlTTY.-A young lady from the
East was lately arrested in Peoria, ILL.,,
promenading in male .ttire. She
claimed the right to wear the panta,
loons-had done it otten-anl defend.
ed herself 50 mantuIly in court, that the
spectators became convinced that shp
ought to continue the practice pern.a-
nentlv.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11

A RIGHT RD.-Julge SuIPMAN.
of the I. S. District Court III New
York, has awarded $1,000 to the
colored steward Til!man, and three
others, who killed prize crew of the
JET. Daris, sent to take the s. j.
Pc~t"g to Charleston: and saved that
vessel.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11
AsAD NIsrAKE-What were snnnos-

AsAD MIsTAKE.-N hat were snnDos-
ed ia be the remains Of the son of
Capt. Jewett, Of Vienna. Iowa, were
carefully sent h"me i'rr burial. The tam
lily and friends, with the local military
assembled to bury the dead, when the
coffin was opened, and the face was
that Of . stranger. The funeral cpremo-
aies, however, proceeded, and the
strange young soldier was buried in
the grave prepared by loving parents
for their own son.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11
For the Reporter.
Our Usury Laws.

l discussed last week the propriety,
and now | wish to speak Of the eject
Of this kind of Legislation.
Capital and Industry, if left alone.
will regulate themselves in . manner
just and equitable to both. The ami
NAL takes in oxygen and gives ont
carbon; the plant takes in carbon and
gives out oxygen. Thus each supplies
the other with the pabunm necessary
to It's maintenance. In manner not
dlS>lmliar to and with a reciprocity al
most as beautiful as this, do capital
and industry minister to each other;
industry creating the occasion ftzs esp
itaI, and capital, in its turn, enabling
industry to direct its efforts with the
most effect. Unrestricted, neither sut-
ters injustice and each contributes 20
the harmony Of the whole And the
evil effect OF our system is due to the
fact that it acts rs barrier from with
out, and forces them from that cuuili-
brum to which they naturally tend.
Borrowing money is not at nil an
evil. Ii IS one of the great means by
which capital assists Industry. Gov.
! Randall, III the eXclci>e of that Dater-
nifty which he has felt it his duty TO as
sumo over the people Of this state.
warns us against the system Of borrow
INC, and points to the number ofalvrr-
tlSempnts Of Shrrif's Sales which
crowd the columns Of or newspapers.
Now Sheritf's Sale is y very sad
sight, but should it teach IA that money
lending IS a prrniciouS system No:
ITS lesson should be that the spirit Of
adventure which has 50 far entered in
to the settlement and Improvement OK
the West has caused men to ovcr-cSti-
mate It's capabilities. Thus they have
been led into such acts ofextravacance
as have wrought their destruction.
70 premise, I make the unQualifed
assertion that aside from our present
great political crisis, the great cause of
financial embarrasSmentS of this Dor
ton Of the country has been the 7l2,e.
Q'eal diStri5ution Of capital 6etveea the
East and West. Gov. Randall saws
the business Of this State will not sus-
tain any one who paws twelve pcr cent
interest. Conceding him this position.
are we then forced to admit that our
laws should forbid the paying of larg-
or per cent. than this? Certainly not.
The capital OF this State is already en-
p"yed. what we want is to draw the
| money or the East INTO tn" West, to
eqnaI'ze is distribution. This is all
that IS necessary to devclope our i'm
menSc natural resources and advance
lis infinitely III the scale of material
Wcil-0elng. But It il exactly the effect
OF our law to prevent this, and to pre-
serve that state Of things which it has
brought about; I. {. the East overbnrlen
ed with moncy, and the West Ianu,.isE,-
| ing unto death for the want of it. Now.
sn,nnsino, ,hot al 1.,,,l ro.+,.;.,;,,
70 ;ntorost H., .;.h ,. =, - '>''''' 80
-, 'I' = " ''' - '>,>,' Il cap
ll't, Ill tlle nope nj q large profit, would
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11
Pen and Scissors.

safety--butthe price Of the Reporter"
is only $3.50 y year.
Samuel Voris, of Peoria, Illinois,
last season raised in his garden some
excellent specimens Of upland cotton.
England gave refuge to an Ar.
mold, why should she not welcome to
her shores Messrs. Mason and Sill
dell.
Gen. S1CKLEs is in New York.
and the Herald intimateS that he is to
fit out an expedition for the Southern
coast.
"A Turin letter contradcts the
statement that KossUTH is 4 prey to
consumption. He is in excellent
health.
Congressman Ely brings list Of
200 prisoners in rebel prisons. H
says there is strong Union feeling in
Richmond.
-,
''e . '''e'' '''o ""Se''e says '''"t
p ,rero-,. ,o,,n,.,,,,,..,.1:'.. -
ord.r. :, maya ;,,,nn1;o,1
A vote Of thanks has been passed
:. - o.,'' - '''''5' ~ ''''''
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S;r.o ~, p,, ,.r.
,,.o ,oon
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-,
bas Ia - 49, :, C,, .'''. "p
C,o, oonnt, n1,;n...., ..:,~. r
Ch;.oo,N - ,,,.,,>,,. +L.,.-.,,
with a surplus for sale.
The C,uca~;o, +ro;toro,s sh,o,
mn ,.,,sbod w.ol,,v H., +ha ,.,,,;,.,.
IF tho New yo,l "a, k.u,,, ~. ,>,o,,
exc,pand from tho n,a;1s W. or1,. =,
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$50 49,, : a...., :. ~
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tie Government has expended
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11
Our Agents.

The following are the only authorized agents
TO transact business for tn. Reporter, and their
receipts for subscription and advertising will
be honorcd until further notice:
z. u. Pettcngill & Co, New York City.
c. II. Scriven, Chicago, Ills.
Edwin Miller, Milwaukee, Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11
From the 5tIl Regiment.
CAMP GRIFFIN
Dec. 80, 1861.

course, to let you know, that certain
people are all alive and well; and that
although the 5th have as yet done no
fighting to speak of, Yet l assure our
friends shat it has not been idle.
The most exciting time that We
have had lately was the day Of the
fight ut "Dranesvlle," and when the
news came, that there was no Brigade
Drill that afternoon, on account Of the
absence Of Gen. Hancock, Che being
at Washington Major Larraboe
came suddenly in, Oh horseback, aud
or'cre" us out donDle quick We
thought thai surely the cannonaling
that was going on, in the direction Of
Big Falls" on the Potomac, meant
something more than We, had supposed
it did; and as We hear so much Of il
every day, it creates no excitement ut
atl. Bat by the time the Brigade was
formed, the cannonnading had ceased,
50 VIC amused ourselves the best way
We knew how, till the arrival If Gen.
1lncnck from town, was announced.
when we had to come to "attcnfiun. >
and rs III" e II. rplc NJ, we gave hiu
three hearty Wisconsin cheers, au! A
tiger, on the suggestions Of tx. Al2f,r:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11
The w ar n cws

report about the contemplated Texas
expedition. 10 he fitted ont at Fort
L"yenworth, under charge of Generals
Hunter. Lane and Denver, is mainly
correct. LaAp will command a cohunn
organized with view to- demonstrate
the correctness OF those nrinriplps
which he believes can alone brinr the
war to Il Successful tprmina;iou
III this position Lane. it is unlpr-
stood, is c0v.Iilly endorsed by the Att
miui>trafi0n.
The Navy Department. has forward.
Cd to the navy wards specifications for
IRON clal stramrr> tn H.. hniIt
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l ~V &sI. - - ~ ES%V q E3v
| sUKar0N 6EahKATEs OFFICE,
Ricrmgnd. Va. May . !e6a.
TsHS attention Of tbs Medical Oficns 10 called
Wss prpAR1Mlsr.
AptUrAsr AND iNsrzcs GINS Crsics
hichmo. d, April 30, lss,
ass.sAr osD.as No q.
". In acsorduacs with the General Resu,s
tions, pssa -. one wagon with cash ree,n, .nt in
tne ueid VIII be appropriated for tie tramp rita.
tfon Of hospital supplies This wagon with tie
a,nbulanses " II be reserved for th. rsn.o =, mas
Of the Hospital Department, and regime "a tal com
10 anders AND o'hsrs are pronibited from using
them fs' ether purposes.
By command Of the Secretary Of M War; ar,
Adjdtant and Inspector General
.o.eccFe transportation for loFlita' su, pies
ana TIE reservation of sm ulAnces for taei, iesiti
maze purpose cthe tram p ,rtxIor CT tho s.os and
roarccd,') Medical Directors and surgeons Of
Dvi'fons sris ades and e9m nts viii ur re tn
strict enforcement of tie above OF der. They Will
rspoTt, to higher authority officers who al 10
comply with the crjer.
M t3-6. p. M0OpE Surgeon G<nL
DEFuGEES, ATILN lII - me under
~ sgned having received he pron au-
,noti'y TO recruit a CAVALRY nOrP Any
for SCOTS Partisan Rangsrs, cans upon III
refugees. and especially tooae from Mar yland,
70 come 70 the rescue You now have TN op
Ptht"Ait! W I'D me most Pheasant Bs ell as
ne most profitable branch OF the service
The corps is intended to operate within the
enemy's lines as Gueril,as, and co, g. quentl.
tue orcinsry fat,guss Of camp life will be
dispensed with. All arms ana munitions Of
war taken from the snsmy will b. paid for ey
the Govern nsn.
The usual aouaLy Of $50 end 12b for cIorh-
ing are granted 10 those who are mustered IN.
HaVias already neatly ohCuSh, only few
more VIII ps Necessary TO n naster tks com.
psny In,
Hall u: the Palmetto House. corner Main
aud l2th streets.
VIZ. H HOWARD,
my I3-SH Cart Scctt's Rangers,
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aha rebsls LETT six hpe arsd II heir xoana.
"a here Tor ua to take care ri aud lA.v nys
n6w hsinG brought y and cared Dor 81 our p
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AttIrr feyshts .AxviAk sGeAllnS ser1nsS.
.AA the essats OF s@A IAta3. ~. q. Tylsr. .rx1.
ne 81 my resltesnusD n xhcEseb street. - =
-.s GlxfZ n rFXT.Hn Erbe =
! auAlawA~A ~' ~~.~' ~~ - !
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XTEATIUN,
II WISE MOUNTED GUARD,
Every member of this company will report at
Camp Towards Grove Oh Thursday, tho
16th, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ. Thcs. failing to do
SO will be cor sidered desert RS
L. J. EAWLEY, Captain
my lf-2x WISE Mounrso Gu rs
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Every Soldier ought to have copy OF this
delightful book. my IA st
NOTIOE.--Having determined to Gloss EsY
Hay Iext, / would moes respectfully beg That
all OF my customers UH Cn1i and ccse their
respective Aecouata -sashsr. tYstbcna Or WttA
the money. - may best emit tAelP own .o0Avo.
Ne Will please P1saspt thpm Sp.QF ibefuse that
elMe Tor paSM6H3 z.
". W. wooLDR1Q0k,. :
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h8ADoUAkTsRs URDhAH0s DsPARTM'r,
Richmond, Va, March 2Sth, 1852
THIS DEPARTMENT Is DESTROYS Or
purchasing ARMS from these parties
having good double. barrel shot guns, sport
ing rifles, or any kind Of weapons that will
be useful in the field. These arms will h.
Mirly appraised on their delivery in Rich
Il ond, and payments will % promptly 10 cda.
Agents heretofore collecting state arms
for this Dspar tment ere requested to collect
and forward these private arms as promptly
a. possible. J. DlMMOCk,
NH 7o--tf Col OF Ordr ancs Of Virginia
a TTENTIUN, LIGHT AkTILLERY.- -.
"A am autA1Slsed by tRs Governor TO re.
cslvs SUBSTs TUTES ;p smy company OF
Light Artillery, and to muster them in a.
they come, THOSE. therefore. who desire to
procure suhsti tutss, or who Wish to become
sunstAtutss, sacald call 81 ones at my head
quarter:, J11Hsan + Quigou's once, unds,
tue Wnk HuHdine. a. b. 9Ul0ON,
vGh 9a-s Captaip Light Artillery
4 rEENriON alANTIN'S Is. .TFEnY
ALI members OF this command who ars
absent w!thcut leave. will report ct or ce az
"camp Lee" or they will be reported 20 ths
Provost Guard and arrested Us dsssrtera
Persons wishing to Join the company vii,
apply 70 Serg't uilfam, At the kecruitins
OBI 90, corner Of Bank aud 18th streets.
500 b. TAYLOR MARTIN, aptain.
ap yl-te -
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TLEGAEI SEEEN-OC AVE KI,SE-
T. WOOD PIANO Fob ~ LE-Made by
q celebrated man ufac surer, and warrant ed
win great variety Of eIcei eat HOUSE.
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, com.
prisiCg everything required for housekeep
ing. Tho entire estabiis men N ay be be ugh I
IOr 81 500. Inquire as the house. or " u st :,
next TO the cOrAe: OF Marshall. viii seii ahy
single article, II desired. nv IS 8ts
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6EhDA L.. DEf'4 Ok l. is..,2.a,JV.I
Richmond, Va March IL, 1869.
~ ENERAL. ORDERS. Eo.6 6.
II. Railrcad companies arc forbidden tc
ranspor into this city CT ous OF II, spirituoua
Liquors Or other Intoxicating beverages.
Ill. Superintenden.s cf railroads are re.
quested to report daily tn the Provost Mar
their roads out OF ths cisy OF Richmond.
BY order Ct .Il4g
Br1g. Genl yHo. II. WIsDns, Com &c
nab i5-tS L. Il. PAGE, A. a. 4euI
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~ DTlCt. 80 foE aiOUA ii III. rr 10 VI
~ tn EX ANGE HoTnL-The Direc
tors of tbs tx:hsngs Hotel Company h,ve de-
ssock Of the Conn., any. pay able ON 18th inst
JAS. n. GARDNEk, Treasurer,
nv u 3t$ Eo III MEiu ut
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Q aUOND COMPANY
~ JOHNsUN'S LIuHT

4
ARTILLERY.
Moss recruits xrs wanted for this CON
forthwith. Tho cclscription will soon b.
passed. N usterins In 10 the service every max
in tae Confederacy ke wssia the ages OF is an d
50. isavin5 Eo option with the coIscript as to
where lie shatl 60, or TO what arm of the ser.
vica he shall belong.
ali those who prefer to select the Light Ar.
tillery Is their service sh ould take al once ths
last opportunity they viii probably have to
volunteer. We desire, at the earliest possible
moment, to complete our organization and
take the field, where all who ars fit for ser.
vice should be, and where they must be soor
either voluntarily or oy ccmpu!sion.
Those who hevs been liz service know tina,
the Light Artillery il he mozt agreeable IL.
we'll ~ the most effective arm Of the service
Come at once, tEen, while the chance Ia given
you 70 enlist where you please, and relieve
yourselves from The opprobrium Of ccmpui.
sorry service.
RscraitiEg Once, johnson L Guieon's Of.
fee, under the Whtg Building
Il. B. 0UI4UN,
JAMES II HACKETT.
ap l6-ts JOHN Ii. LEErWICH
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hJOflaE.-The Cxpisai stock Of tbs Ped
IN lncnt Raj irosd Company" having been all
taksa BY the Rcbm rd ana Dxnvill- Rsilrosd
Company and others, 1t Is desired By them snd tho
0ovslDment Of the Confederate states that The
woTk Of construction shou bs commenced aad
completed q speedily - posGbls
boms delay being otherwiss nocersary for the
new eompany TO be orgssisad. in the meantime no.
tee p hereby q zen 70 sil persons having hands TO
hirs. that smplo yDent may be obtained for such
hands on ths h0e Of toe ssid railroad a. soosi q
the Padmoos Railroad Company 10 organised,
which b sxpected 70 be In about thirty or forty
days FROM this u0e and sll such persons ses re-.
quested 70 ccmmuuicate speedily with ths Psesi.
dens Of tht R1cnmepAs ana psntius RAflyoa1
OonDsn1, ~ va 1iNOaNf WlTUHIR 6n1
JOHk 8. uOAgnpsi u. The pirsctors, W1o are
'PP = llsls 8 . ss s.ss zSil4 E YSs;ss;;,r ~
aisay t.s go sahadlni sAd 3 8: 8. 90,
Ox1lyE-x end oxhsrn 1csfyin2
~ fgfAa. ~ 2CAnasta sAdE PstsE sbars
1Q0db ANoe not .lakaa 9yAys N 1Msnky .Nonr
6dSp l{tor 49, Aaltyals tAaUy vii sheAeoAolr
:" naI,is"ss-1 FIJI. 1o0DOJyx. srf7
- a1AsaN'ys2lght Aesat 1sA 4. :. t.Efi
e 4@0 s*NNF 'sT"@sF@% ~
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TtENIIO1l
IA tiN>T HUWITHEs GGspaNY
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DARTiSAN RANGERS

My Battalion Of MOUNTED RANGERS
will be ready to take the field In Two weeks
OILY one mora company required. Those
wishing to unite will please address me imms.
diaseiy. Lt.-Col w. g. CI AIBUR.E,
my l0-ts Richmond, Va.
A LII MEMBERS OF THE PAMUNKEY
Artillery now absent, are ordered TO re
join their Company at once, at Warwick's
Bend, on james River.
b. T. ELLETT,
my l0-6.* Captain Company
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