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, 1862-02-22

The OLE SCoTCH WOMAN's PRAYER.-In al
most all rEgous wars, the contending powers
have occasi5 ally offered up prayers to heaven for
their own sp ess, and the extirpation of their
emes; and ZACH party have generally added, ac-
cording to he justness of our cause, LORD
help us, g. Considering that the cause of both
parties can. be precisely just, it would perhaps
be quite as I,1icious, and somewhat more modest,
to adopt the Language, or at least the spirit, of an
old Scotch man, who was a sutler in the Duke
of Marlborosgh's army. 1t so happened that this
faithful follower of the camp was one evening
talking to venerable sister of the same profession,
but not of the same country, on the probable con-
sequences ofan engagement, expected to be fought
between the two armies the next morning.
WELL says the English sutler 'well,-it will GER
tainly be most bloody battle and all have to
say, is, may God stand by the right. De'el pick
out your eyne for your wicked WISH replied the
Scotch one, May God stand by Hamiton's regi-
ment, right Or wrang
, 1862-02-22

After his return from Europe he resigned his
position in the army, and accepted the control
and management of the western railroads. The
present called him to the head of the Ohio
volunteers}1nd the Government knowing its man,
at once co erred upon him the title of Major
, 1862-02-22
l.. C. KINNEY, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGE ON

ENEN D ERS his professional services to the citizens
dence one mile south Of the city, where he al
ways be found when not professionally engaged.
Having had more than tive ty years practice in
his profession, aud having served a Surgeon in
the United States Army in the Mexican War, and
having had an extensive Hospital practice would
say least that he ought to be qualified to practice
his profession and would refer by permissiontO the
following named gentlemen:
Gen. VIM, o. Butler, Col. John S. Williams, Col.
VIM. p. Preston, Col. Geo. N. Hughes, Kentucky.
Col. Emery, and Maj. Henley, Maryland.
Charles G. Phythian, M. D.. E. Watson NJ D.,
Joseph Roberts, NJ D., Benz, Hensley, Jr., M. D !,
Frankfort, Ky.
E. D. Weatherford NJ. D., IL. Nj. Weatherford
NJ. D.. Dr. Purte. DR.. Flint, Louisville, Ky.
DR.. Tazo, Vancouvers Island.
DR.. j. Q. Hawthorne, Portland, Oregon.
DR.. X. G. Hill, Corvallis Oregon. ltf
, 1862-02-22
D. S. BAKER.
W. A. GEORGE.
GEORGE & SPARKS.

a TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW-
IA Walla Walla, Washington Territory.
VIII attend all the Courts in Washington and Ore
gon east Of the Cascade mountains, and the Supreme
Court Of this Territory.
"a Particular attention paid to the collection OF
debts, and the securing Of pre-emptiOn rights.
Office ON Main street, opposite the Printing office.
Dec. 6, 1861. 2y
, 1862-02-22
ELFELT BROS,

MAIN STREET, .DALLES, OREGON-Dealers
w in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots. Shoes Hats, Caps, Gents Furnishing goods,
and Groceries.
Every steamer supplies us with the best Of the
above description Of goods
All orders, large or SMALL will be attended to
with promptness and care ly
, 1862-02-22

KEEN RETORT.-At the assze at Mas, one
time. while Mr.. Parsons was addressing the court
an ass in the street happened to bray SO loudly
as to interrupt the learned gentleman; whereup-
on the Judge, Lord Norbury, said, One at a
time gentlemen,- at time, if you please"
This sally caused much merriment in the court,
but did not in the least discompose Mr.. Parsons,
who pursued the tenor of his discourse as if moth
ing of the kind had happened. He was not how
ever insensible to to the merit of the Joke, nor
willing to let it go unrewarded and an obportu
nifty was soon afforded him of giving "Roland
for an Oliver" When his lordship was charging
the Jury, the same ass, who seemed fond of the
vicinity of the court, brayed again and "deeper
and deeper still" At this moment the judge was
so entirely taken up with the business in progress,
that he forgot his own joke, and startled at the
sound of Neddy's sweet voice, he hastily said,
"What's " that-what noise was that~ It's on
y the echo of the court, my lord" said Mr.. Par
sons, gravely. The justice and excellence of this
retort were acknowledged by the loud and con-
tinued peals of laughter, in which the judge him
self could not refrain from joining.
, 1862-02-22
CHARLES BARRETT,

BOOKSELLER, StatiOner, and dealer in Blank
ID Books, School Books, Newspapers and all
kinds of Cheap Publications, Fishing Tackle, Fruit
Fruit Trees. Flowers, etc.-Opposite the Pioneer
Hotel, Portland Oregon.
Agent for the San Francisco Bulletin, Herald
Mirror, Alta, and Sacramento Union.
All orders prOmDtly attended to. ly
, 1862-02-22
GRADON 4 STUDERUS,

TMAGON, CARRIAGE AND BUGGY MANU-
w facturers-Front street, Portland, at North
end of the Bridge, nearly opposite Bessers Saw
mill (Shop formerly occupied by Hay GradOn.)
Wagons Of every description made to order
Orders from the country promptly attendedto.
, 1862-02-22
Woman's Worth.

We beg pardon of our lady readers for any de-
traction of the sex they may fancy there is in the
following which we copy from the Edinburgh
Ladies Own Journal:
How charming, indeed do young ladies often
appear when dressed in silks and satns, and
decked with iewelry and ornaments Ungrate-
ful thought, that they should ever be un tidy in
person, or dsagreeable in manners, or fret, or be
selfish or unkind. Oh, no, poor innocent crea
lures not they Yet what light does a peep
behind the curtains sometimes throw upon their
real character and temper You may sometimes
find them idling away the morning, when they
could have been putting things into proper trim
for the day-sometimes acting towards younger
brother. and sisters on principles other than lovej
sometimes easily irritated by mole hills and re-
fusing to be pacfed by the removal of mountains
sometimes in preparing for a fashionable party,
bawling for this, tossing everything topsy turvy
for that, and complaining that third article is
not properly washed OR dressed, or don't fit; and
after having got themselves "rigged out as Jack
would say, as tastefuly as gaiety and fashion re-
uure, or their means will admit of, they hurry
off, leaving their wardrobes and bedrooms In
sheer confusion. Look ye mortals with one eye
at such an angelic form-her sparkling eyes vie
ing with her smiling countenance and ruby lips,
as she aids the piano notes with her melodious
voice, or glides so sweetly along in the graceful
dance-and, with the other, on the disorder she
has just quilted Look upon this picture and
upon that, and say whether it be not step from
the sublime to the ridiculous Yet, strange an
omaly we must with candor say of woman,
that " with all their faults we love them still."-
They are good-hearted creatures after all
, 1862-02-22
P. G. STEW ART.

MATCHMAKER Front Street at VIM. Birn-
w baums Old Stand, has constantly on hand
variety Of CLOCKS and WATCHES, which are
warranted good time-keepers.
A good assortment Of Spectaces, Bayleys Gold
Pens, &c, &c.
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired and war
ranted. Give me call
Portland, Nov. 20, 1861, 1y
, 1862-02-22
HENRY LAW.

EORWARDING AND COMMISSION Merchant
n Front street, Portland Oregon.
Importer and dealer in Eastern Wagon Timber,
Hubs Spokes Feloes, &c.
Also on hand and for sale General Assortment
of Oregon Produce.
A constant supply of the Celebrated Standard
Mills Flour on hand and for sale in lots to suit.
1V
, 1862-02-22

CALUMNY.-Ca Calumniators are those who have
neither good hearts nor good understanding. We
ought not to think i'll of one till we have palpable
proof, and even then we should not expose them
to others.
We ought to attend to cur own business, and
not meddle with the affairs of others, unless we
are applied to, to render a service. We should
condemn no one unheard.
Look on slanderers as direct enemies to civil
society; as persons without honor, honesty, or
humanity Whoever entertains you with the
faults of others, designs to serve you in similar
manner
The great Zimmerman justly Observed" That
there is always something great in that man
against whom the world exclaims at whom every
one throws stone, and on whose character all
attempt to fix thousand crimes, without being
able to prove one
, 1862-02-22
NJ OssMAN & Co.'S EXPRESS,
TO AND FROM
THE NEZ PERCES MINES

LNXTENDED to all parts of Oregon ..zjIT--1z1,A ~, -
IL and California. Offices are estab- xszz4zzsz4s
lshed at the places hereinafter mentioned and the
following names are given as
REFERENCES:
Pierce City-HOns NJ. Moore and J. c. Smith;
Orc Fino-Messrs. Thompson & Jesse;
Walla Walla-p. S. Baker & Co;
Dal'es-Messrs. Plummer & Riley;
Portland-Williams, Gibbs & Hoffman, Esqs.;
Saem-HOns L. F. Grover and l.. Heath;
Albany-Judge s. D. Haley and n H. Cranor;
Corvallis. H. Slater and Dr. E. Shel
Eugene City-S. Ellsworth and A.. j. Welch
I. V. MOSSMAN,
q. II. MILLER.
Portand-S. B. PARRISH, Agent.
Saem-C. N. TERRY, Agent.
Nov /, 1861. ltf
, 1862-02-22
FARMERS HOUSE,
GRANVILLE B. GILMAN,
(Successor to Trevitt " Coz

(Successor to Trevitt y Coz
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
w Wines and HquOrs-Three doors below the
Express office, Main street, Dalles, Oregon.
Would respectfully call the attention Of the trade
of Walla Wala, and the mining region to bis
choice and well selected stock Of Wines, Liquors,
&c. ly
, 1862-02-22
BUTLER & BRO.

DTONEER H HATTERS, Portland, Oregon-Manu
i facture to order, and have on hand, every des-
cription Of Hat to be fouhd in San Francisco.
Give us a call or send your measure, and you
shall he fairly dealt with. lV
, 1862-02-22

THE London Times says the principle on
which the Government rests its demand is that
British ships, until their violation of the neutrality
laws is fully proved, must be held to be British
ground as much as if she were an actual piece of
British SOIL and the rights of all persons on board
are as valid as on British territory. No such vio-
lation has yet been proved, sought to be proved
against the Trent consequently the seizure of
persons, dragged from her deck, was entirely IL
legal. Slidell and Mason were at most civil SER
wants to a hostile power, and were travelling from
one neutral power to another, in neutral vessel.
If the Government at Washington declare them
rebels their right of asylum has been clearly vio-
lated.
, 1862-02-22
From San Francisco in a Twinkling

We have received telegraphic dispatch which
has come all the way from San Francisco to New
York by the magnetic telegraph direct. The great
Overland Continental Telegraph line is now at
length completed and in working order. This
achievement of science, enterprise and skill is one
lenge the world to find parallel-While Eng
land has vainly wasted her treasure in endeayorng
to stretch the telegraph across the ocean, we have
spanned it at its widest part with the wonder-work
ing wires. If we had not to traverse the deep
receses of the great ocean to do this we have had
to render practicable the mountain passes of the
Rocky and Sierra Nevada ranges, the great des
erts east and west, and, in fact, wilderness three
thousand miles in extent The mere statement
of the length of the line affords an inadequate
conception of the difficulties of the undertaking.
and it is only when we call to mind the character
of the region penetrated that we appreciate the
the boldness of the enterprise.
But there is no difficulty in public work insur-
mountable by American perseverance, and energy.
The same people who have made the Pacific
shores thrill with every pulsation of the national
life have planted colonies along the vast highway
organized the beginnings of inchoate States, and
laid almost by magic the foundations of mighty
empire. They are laying ont roads in Nevada,
Utah and Colorado Cities have already sprung
up like mushrooms, hardy pioneers cluster around
the mail and telegraph station, and civilization is
rapidly seizng upon the whole line. How long
will it be before the Pacific Railroad becomes a
reality? Who can doubt it now, in view of this
great telegraph line Already we have daily
mail to the Pacific, and the San Francisco papers
reach US more regularly than these from States
east of the Mississippi. We have but to organ
ze the Territories rapidly possible, give land
grants to help the railroad, and in less than ten
years it will be built-PhH Worth american.
, 1862-02-22
j. r. CARDWELL.

n ENTIST-WilI visit Walla Walla on profession
~ al business within a few weeks. Definite no
tce of the time will be given. ly
, 1862-02-22
I. VILOTT,

DEALER IN GROCERIES, Provisions, Wines,
II Liquors, etc-Dalles, Oregon.
Gouds received on storage, and general Com
mission Business transacted.
Orders filled at short notice and full assOrt-
ment Of goods constantly on hand ly
, 1862-02-22

A CERTAIN CURE FOR CoLDs.-A remedy nev-
er known to fail Three cents worth of liquoree !;
three cents worth ofrock candy three cents worth
of gum ar&6ic. Put them in quart of water,
simmer them till thoroughly dissolved then add
three cents worth of paregoric, and like guam
tity of antimonia wine. Let it COOL and sip when
infallible cheap and god Its cost is only fff-
teen cents.
, 1862-02-22
CAIN & NUGENT,
CHARLES HERZOG.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Walla Wala w. T.
"A Office, near the residence Of j. Cain 2y
, 1862-02-22
DR.. ], G. GLENN.

ENLIST. Office on Front street, between Nor
rison and Alder stree Is. Portland, Oregon.
Jan, g. 1862. 6mS
, 1862-02-22

WE asked a man a few days since, what induced
him to make law student of his son he replied
Oh, he was always lying little cuss, and /
thought I'd humor his leading propensity"
, 1862-02-22
Philosophy.

Be quiet. Take things as they come:
Each hour will draw out some surprise.
With blessing let the days 60 nome:
Thou shalt have thanks from evening skies.
MEREDITH.
, 1862-02-22

A WISCONSIN farmer wrote urgently to- his
son, a minor, who had enlisted, that he must at
least return home till harvesting was finished, as
he could not get help at any price, and he had a
large amount of thrashing that must be done. To
this Young America replied: Dear Father-I
can't go home at present. l should be very glad
to help you, but Uncle Sam has got mighty sight
bigger job of thrashing on hand than you have,
and I'm bound to see him out of the woods first"
, 1862-02-22
y. NJ. SAMMIS.

AND AMBROTYPIST-
4 Main street, Walla Walla.
Pictures taken in cloudy as well clear weathe
Likenesses Of children accurately taken. III
, 1862-02-22

THE discharge of duty at this time involves the
discharge Of carnon, rifles, and muskets.
, 1862-02-22

INERTIA man ofbrilliant talents, combating
the storms of adversely and misfortunes is like the
sun behind cloud; hid, but not impaired,-ob-
scured, not forever, but only for time, to shine
with greater splendor when those storms are over,
like the sun when the clouds have passed away.
IT has been suggested that regiment of hotel
keepers should be enrolled. They are unrlvalled
On " he CHARGE"
, 1862-02-22

N ENTIST--Tenders his services to the citizens O.
~ Walla Walla and vicinity, and promises in the
various branches of his profession to render entire
satisfaction to those who may desire to patronize him
Office, 4th Door above Union Hotel, Main street
Walla Walla. Off
, 1862-02-22

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
"A Portland, Oregon.
aB- Office on Washington street, second door
above First street. ly
, 1862-02-22
r. +. ALLEN,
w PHILLIPS
j. w. COOK

MANUFACTURER and Wholesale and Retail
vi Dealer in Tents, Awnings Wagon Covers,
Ceilings and Sacks Portland, Oregon.
Tents, Awnings, and Wagon Covers, made to
order.
Flour and Grain Sacks constantly on hand and
made to order
Orders from distance promptly attended to-
All orders made retQrnable 10y the first conveyance
, 1862-02-22
DR. j. A. MULLAN,
DE r RERNHARD.
WALTER w. JOHNSON,

OIYIL ENGINEER, United States Deputy Sur
" veyor for Donation claims, Walla Waa.
"
, 1862-02-22
L. TERRY, NJ. d.,
E. HAMILTON,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON-Ohice in Dr.
i Craig's DRUG store. Walla Walla. ly
The national Republican., 1862-05-24
the JAMES R'vEeftEEEc
Fose,& nox.o., Nay n


~ % gmnos sns4 sss siuel!4s u
psings nuabsr Of pesssagss from he hesd
Auasysn n Co, Mcclellan, which are 10 clos
roxini,y wfA BnEtonS Bridge, ovef Which
the grsss sody, ,of " army has slrsedy ps.:ed
$miny st Nov BnAts, abouf - Aales
tssAksf Up, and withla slght hllsS Rl nlch1Ss6
Il wsa rumovsd thasa propositioS for Aa Sr
maAios u ten dAys va bSbn maAe BY ~ ret
sts, bukS ooultS nd Suoh 1dea co4td beI Ientpr
ksilsA, . 1hso sdSascs wss undssstsadt V, bs
vithia ave miles Of W city, 10 whisk psist ~
lsaemy hsG fallsn back with 6sft sllghy c4'ss u
|oheck tbe osward novemenL The AdvsnUe
'by way Of New BriAsc, sntsss the oisy on u
: 80 . SSvosas Ssox rErsspsyse. -, I,
Iysnss HvSr tkh ussniug,. brises dsWn tws
tsry insslligsss cidS4os 'of 'Psssubusk, whs
{ &iroA Ma dty ysstsrday 70 svoid W prsss
sans>pn6er Tie SpnsesIptton act ob ~
ThsS sspsissus thsi oondltioa Of agairs .,
PstM58StS Ind d. Surrohpdlnt country 10 b
Of tks NJ dsp,orsAle cAstAcJar. and DE su'
kr,aas0 ~ pSeels slmst heyond endarancs.
fhe soaeci1 a. aprvvisIoas Wss 40 great tbas
every ythins bss5xsd fof TIE aymy, and even
he soldiers Save bisn On half rstioas for a
>.eek pest. WI no prospect, Of oven this sup
ply continuing ior any great length Of time. h 81
The rebsl Npy.o'. q least 9 great portion
Of h, they repfssspt H demoraiissd and d.
pirited 70 such tn extent tbsa Il ID only held
together BY the nost rigorous appliance Of mil
ltssy5 jaS; en- BE work Of nossoriplion ".
proststang, nd va roa&s 70 Richmond wire
lbronasd With unAensd msn, old and ynung
being driven along Sader strong Srned gsards
{ TSsy also ssaAs tAPt Bssursessda ssrfvsd ai
Richiiopd on TueSdN On bsint qusstiySrd
ii 10 uhcir authority for tAis s,Ateysdi, tAeyssy
lhAt h twaa - aolaancea sd H1deutaed q,
Petersburg Qa WeSA-sday = tmorning, no 6ss
doohtiie he 'fSbth JtR Dsyis aod ~ military
authositias deolsrrd ihcig intsntion W fsht u
he Apath bcsarr Richmsnd, ha,i ssSpsg snspl.
cioos wefe enSsetaiSef hat Il wss really Chr
Lpurposs 70 absHdo1 me CITY aitt 4 short dr.
fence Il the Mosks airroSuding Il Gr n,
Lsrgsluumbsss &-vooeu and childrsn from
yRiChmoub had sfrivsi Al Pst.r.bnsx, Who rep
Presented the dis1ress prevailing in the city b
be bsyoud description Thrssts7vsre, ,nade BY
only leave Riphmond In ashes, md great fear,
Rad into .lIsos. IL would r,q',iss the grestee'
r6ostpy yn tss part RI the silissns 10 lrevcn'
sdct Y cs4aSbtHpks, '.''' 20 ~ 20 20
....loI SAearIns akxEs Rivsh FLEET. d,s
f6e Asse up The james rivtr IA prrpssing ior
. eecond attackA 0r Fnrt Darling which VII
probsbiy commenc. f,rs this letter rescbes
yuu. The delay has lem caussd by prepare.
bpsA 70 pFotaat the men from riasr pin, which
Ia easily accomplished BY The fr-s use Of sheets
rhs. s.NsaSSsack, z,us,., and Dragon. all r,
up. 70 ~ ass 70 DIGIT With supplies X amuu
niuou for ths Gslsua. ,.. 9ySnoN Z Z di5
The national Republican., 1862-05-24

Pkr.skr o. fsS RssusNspH H,B4s tPsisiasfs
,Tbe sight hundrsd rsturasd QAtXps boHfs
nov hsrs, ere bslsg psid thsh radon noSSy fpr
the time II thslr captivity. nsaely, At Abs rSts
81 20 cents per day, spd thsy ,Ntll Ill BE- p9i6
thsis monthly dass within very sbart psfi6d.
The Government intsnds slaovtsg aach msa 10
dstermios whether be- viii tAse 8 dtsshasgs pr
return 70 shs service sftsr ifgloggh q r.
change. . pD ID H.
The national Republican., 1862-05-24

Nsw ORLsAxa-Ths New Orleans rebel pa
pm, q hsy s, s.y thai Confederate money
sessisued 70 be current ia, trade, to certain
szts6s -. ~ y son'iausd to bs received
ssdpsA - 'ss sssks. .A'si N FER.
fssy aias - that General Datlsr had sr.
rsagsa ~isss>Ae suaioips 4 s9uboritiss tpnots
most u be troops outsiSslof the city ftmits, The
authorities being respoosible for the good order
Of ths eIaGsss. -.. .H
A correspondent Of ths New York Rosi, vhs
writes inssllissauSssys tApril 80, thst The
popsisdeu , tssroughly French" 10 liz char
ssaasisslcs, snd lfks M Of Parh, "fr to.
public to-dsy ssd ~ suprs to-morrov.r This
writer predicts an ssfiy rstarn Of "Uaioe"
ssa'insnts, under good display Of Federal
heyoassA sidsA By ths sAssetivs psrfosuasoe
! y sattsgiasnisl bsndua y losg u W cau
epvs sUalcn"i' Il masters little, for,ths present
sAsahsr u hbroasht sbou, BY bsyopsN, music
of tQB1C. mn, " lg iEr0 pif gpurr -
The national Republican., 1862-05-24
Gen. nloCsslnan Ave AlAlss frsn
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NEWS FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.

LAisss sAvioss fron he Aruy d u rsssSS
ssals tAas Gen. AoClsllsa hsd orossd ~ CAisk-
LsAonial. n Bosaea's BsiAgs, "a ~ hh hssd
suasssn ass nesf New b1Ags. Pepsssaoos
foe sa attack ~ ~ ~. w 5'h "''N'A u
Tbs rebels nsds dash q 0sa. BAskss lins,
ssss Fross ,RAyah ygssrday !sissrPccs, "a
20 saasaSg, v0 ~ W butlo ~ IsalsS64
lsiass Hssady 1fssJlk bSass Fsas,s SosSl.
pvsr ~ nAseA Ths par,1sulsa hess
eok yst ksaa aasGtaInsd. ''aS "'ts'" al oh I,
kosaine n puAl'c isasrsst wkgrteAsA ktA
othsr ni,aeary Sspastnsoss up topA0 oaslosl
lest svsaias.,L Ssn ~ .S'.Ss'' SR % Oh "a A. A.
Asssssw Ssfttsd h Cairo .ysssstdsy sos
he ao,illa.i Al oGlpr % hossd reports Ia
shs rsbsh sase ss<ikiss proof oaxsdsesday
d tseir &ssssses, " ar,ss iu.o = asan ~,
ssut Ag6sl - rsooasoltsring era idob.
Bat ~ sdpposA hey .rs IN s.sIl;s s'Nss-.
|rh9 rebel feet hes disspPsarsd. Tbersi
ll9C(hing nsw IRON Piusburs Landing. . D."
The national Republican., 1862-05-24
i~ssri.ss Asrsss % Rebel 0aas.r.ts his

JmRsrfaas Asrsst ~ Rebel Oaas.ssts his.
...... Oh 81 ~ OoOsl. I,y .. fr,g.. . % |
JxyTERs0N Crr. Nay 22.--Ths Following
rebHls lcen have been capMyA by Brig, Gen
Toarn while gshey vsre about crossing ID.
Missouri, 10 ~ vicinity oi this city :uh d.
Lisut; Col: HcIlhAsE judge, ,advocsss ~ thr
xi.Aonri Stale Guard and usnbsr, of GG.h,
Hanissetaf6b - mob OH +,
Lisst Col. Rawlings commsnding ~ bsttrry
u y .as, sscon$ diyi.ipO' rormvr!ys PsythTs.ro
Geo. Rsrsons stAG ...',,,If III
Lies. Col: Thtsn.u, paymA.t.. Of .hes' Rdt
;, lleSt cofpasjs. Judge advocate of ,SePa,i
dIylsion. OIL h's oh al t,e
Thessmsnare said 70 10 saisaaries from ihs
,CJniedststs srmy, and, d,wefN6 On sniisalcnto III
Up reheilioaD " hC,oa'l T,h4y WIT troyn !
sent 10 81. lsou sad eommittsd tu'nrIspa,
The national Republican., 1862-05-24
Q OfFJGSALr

BsADQU ARrsRs Psovosr MAMMALS OYyICH
n. os..r If 4. su.,S %.ss'SSsaS Il n. Ss p sa9.s
Prtson " will noS allow depsls " bs nixde "a 3hs
prttonsrs undss his chxrge by Dsn X Hphlsu
pxa6iRg Id front 81 hia building. This praSt(os
has Jed % ipsubcrdinsei"r, asd v one eaas, y
Any one, 'withop, raspsct OF psraos. v,na,Irg
this order viii ssnt tetha Central Qua ArdbOtIRS
.By order: = Major ". r. DGsrss,
q. Y. Rosiss0n,P O Provost 'rsh2I
.... '. 10 AdiutAnt. FIzgsy ,ny 25-N
The national Republican., 1862-05-24
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-CoAcasD. Ny 2z,r-In .complisucs wtth an
ogdw tslsersphsA from ths Secretary Of War,
Governor Berry Will Immediately rsiss shothsr
volunteer regiment OF infantry tor active Ger.
C1lohsl J0Yepb " Gilmore, andsr whose su Sei.
is4ssdwcs ~ fagiuisnt willbe recruited.
The national Republican., 1862-05-24
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The national Republican., 1862-05-24
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> PLANTATION, FoUR Miles yRox THE RAPrA
HAMMOCK. Va Nay 19.T Ths trains ara nov
running regularly 70 Frsdstfcksburg, on tn,
arrival of The North America at Aquia Crecl
fFo3 Washington sad Alex sndria., "A nuIube,
.A Northern rnerehsntss have conmsnced busi
uesa " the former plHqs. and NOR, stores ar.
opening daily LsH l..... Oh
] learn ihst tina reb ia als fortifying ,h~m
selves at Bswlirg Gt.sn, soste twenty twt
mlles IRON ihb R'A6~, TtiA the shire Town; d
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