davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-25

Wag,a, .Eirjgh, and Corrioge Maker,
Shop on York street, over VIM. Sharpe Black
smith shop, Mauit,woc. VIE Always on
hand ana willing 10 work.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-25
SsISS. 4. REUTER-.

NorArr rrrLIc, Agent for The M'l"aukee Nh
ina! Ir -urrnCe ~ TrIy, and odH;y Treas
urcr. VIII attend 10 the payment OF ia1e4
&c One OH Ninth Street. nit.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-25
HECTOR MCLEAN,

Noiq1v PnJiic ami General Land -dge't,
srocKuRIDGE, CALUMsT CO., WIS.
w,l attend TO tie payment Of taxes, the c,'iec-
lion Of debt. the e1 mir a.on of titlcs, &c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-25
GEO. y. WOODIS,

attorney and Counsellor q: Lar,
I.,,;ca If the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
,icular stteution gwen to collecting, &c. Vi
fee on York Street, Manito~oc VIE, ni-u
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-25
Y ALU A BIZ L F A R NJ
EnV2 GAZE H,uIE aK,s

TOR SALE.-A choice Farm of so acres,
L within three miles OF the village of hishi-
cott, in good neighoorhood, Forty acres are
well improved, aud substantially fenced. On
the farm is a large Hous', two large Barns, and
a Granary. 1t is located within half mile OF
the Mishcott River, is one of the choicest
farms in the county, aud will be sold At great
bargain. For mrther particulars. apply to
JERE. CROWLEY, Msntowoc, or to
ALFRED SMITH,
Feb al. Village OF Mishichtt
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-25

WIN. VI. NICHOLS,

Attorney and Counsellor at Lac,
Office on York Street, Manitouoc, Aanitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
ul-tf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-25
O, TORRIsOx & CO.,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Prosi-on-,
Hardware, rcckery, Boots aid Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Ga 5, Nails
etc. Produce Of ali kinds wanted, nj II.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-25
JUST RECEIVED!
Paper Rags and Old Copper.

VT,HE HIGHEST PRICE in cash paid for
L Paper Rag. and Old Copper. at the new
J. 2RASDEIS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-25
'IHE WORLD.
AN INDEPENDENT
DAILY, SENI-WEEkLY l. WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER.

The World has now been in existence for
little moro than a year. II has uaned, in that
short period, 10 the highest rank III American
journalism to q perfectly secure financial basis,
and TO circulation, patronage, and influence
which has only been eauaied by oshe jourpA.s
after the lators of many years.
For the comlug year no labor or expense WEI
be spared to make The World What it aims to
be-the
BEST NEWSPAPER IN AMER
ICA.
Ii PoLIrrcs The World in INDEPENDENT, bot
skvIa NEURAL. 1t will never lend itself to
party service, but viii! help the good and expose
the bad of all parties. A pure morality aud
steadfast adherence 70
CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLE AND
CHRISTIAN TRUTHS
will guard it's columns, and guide its judgment
of men and of events. II the organ OF no
man, and no set of men. 1t is NATIONAL al
WAYS on the side Of
THE UNION, THE CONSTITU-
TION, AND THE La VS.
In the future, as it has in the past, it will give
to the Administration hearty and vigorous
support, because in the war for the Union.
twenty millions Of people have conhded 10 its
hands her battles for Liberal Institutions,
| Good Government. Nationality aud Freedom.
! The World will oppose all compromises which
YOU 4 barter away the principlesfor which this
war is waged it will oppose peace tt'ef oil The
success OF the war assures the peTndnence Of
peace, and will urge the prosecution OF the war
piM economy but 10Th relentless r'gor, till fed
era property is recovered, and federal an'hor-
! iiv il resestabiished, froL. the Chesapeake 10
! the Rio Grand.
{ tfu,h bod IN no Y a.
ious divisions Of the army, will accompany them
! her yer they go, and 10y free use Of the tel
! epra n aid 'he mails, present in tie columns
/ Of The Void
| COMPLETE HISTORY OF TIE
VAR,
/ from day to day, and from month to month.
! I'm the Weekly AID Semi Weekly editions OF
tn. Void esp, ciailv, large space will be given
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-25
TIFF hAktTC Voc PILOT
T + Il VI 6:

IE MS:
20 Village Subscribers, .hen len b. tie Car
er, t2U0 per aHnam-
To Mail and O.Ficc Subscribers, 81 ,0J-inra
-iI5iy IN Alliance
even copies viii be sent to one post Office OF
receipt Of $1,000. Twenty copies Oh tie
ccei2t "f $500.
tE Advertising a. the usual rases.
job pHllyTNyE.
Having large and varied assortment. Ct Job
Type, and Two PRsssEs, the Proprietor Il pre-
pared TO execute oil kinds OF jos PRINTING on
,hort notice and =. air prices
1T All kinds Of Farmers Produce taken at
shis Office in payment for work or papers,
II. n. ANDERSON,
Attorney al Law aud Notary Public. Once on
York street, north eide of the river, Mani
.ovoc 42-ly
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-25
GEO. X AIiLER,


North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in D.y Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
Glass, Cookery, Fancy Goods, 0iLCioth,
Wooden yarn, Fancy Basket, Fiidles and
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Cordures,
Psperhangiugs, Brushes. &C.
Respectfully solicit a share Of public patron
age.
Msuitovoc, July, 1852 Milf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-25
MANITOWOC AND MILWAUKEE,
1861. - 1861
DISP Tt IL.

r,HE undersigned will attend to all business
in the line of purchasing goods carrying
parcels, doing errands, &c, between the various
ports on Lake Michigan, from Two Rivers to
Milwaukee, during the season Of navigation.
eY- All order. left with JoHs FhkDkRicks,
Bar tender on the steamer Comet, Will be iaith>
fully attended TO.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-25

IN CORDS Of WOOD wanted at the
w Ma iitowo~ Pilot Office, tor which the
highest price viii be paid in subscription. 10 the
psne., advertising, e..
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-25
MARE PENS EEKLY,

Hirper's Weekly and Harper's Magazine. one
year 81.
Volumes l. II, III, ard ", of Harpet's
Weekly, handsomely bound in Cloth extra
Price 81, 50 each, are now ready
Muslin covers are furnished to those Hho
wish their numbers bound at Fifty certs each
Twenty-Five per cent. Discount allowed to
Bookbinders and the trade
Clergs men and teachers supplied at the low
est Club Rates.
HARPER x BRO PUBLISHERS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-25
Circuit COurt--COunty of Mani
tOXVsbC.

NED. KEED, PIaIntIH attorney.
Dated Mauirowoc, Nov 6 1861
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-25
4 COMPLETE HISTORY or TIE

from day to day, and from month to month.
I'm the Weekly AID Semi Weekly editions OF
tn. Void. esp, cialv large space will be given
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-25
Circnit Court-Ma toWoc county

Dated January 10, 1862.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-25
Circuit Coart-ManitoWae County.

". N. NICHOLS, PITTS Att
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-17
scnrvy among infantry troops who never saw ship,

or heard of the Arctic voyage. hare seen ii to.
day on the battlefield Of the Seren Pines. Onions,
potatoes, carrots, and picked cncumbers, cabbage.
and caulifower, would repel this disease, and woud
dior,hea, as often as three days IN the week. Beef
killed " on the hide" as the phrase is and con.
sumed, as it always IT, within few hours after be.
ing cut up is unquestionably sliment. But if made
to constitute 50 per cent Of the food Of army It
will bury 1t utterly out Of sight, more certainly than
bullets and bayopets can possibly do. Mans ali.
mentary canal will stsnd more abuse than he Erie
Canal-but it will not forever stand the soldiers
fresh beef and the soldiers coffee. The banks on
both aides will be cut through by these posoDs 10
time, with dead certainty. The abolition OF Raions
and the institution Of the Regimental Kitchen,
would cave tie Government millions millions Of
money in it's Commissary and Quartermasers DE.
partment aud would raise the health Of the troops
50 per cent-and would wonderfully augment the
efficiency Of the army, and content with The service
8. II Death has any where on this earth been ex'
trected into an esseuCe, LIE turks scyhe, hour8lass
and all, In CoFFEE-THREE-TIyEs-A-DA a rule,
to be enforced if necessary by the bayonet ehoud
require soldiers to drink tea every evening. knom
that the most obstinate producing cause OF darrhes
in this army is the triple diural swiling of what ia
called coffee. The popular whine about the "bad.
ness of the water" Is everywh sheer nonsense.
Water with lime or magnesia in it, like that of the
Missouri and Mississippi, does produce disturbance
in n)yices The water OF these streams and swamps,
not poisoned by medicinal shrubs, does not hurt
paiticl- more than il Lurs the horse or the OK.
long since threw away my filter az an ineambIance,
and, disnountiDg from Baya'd,' often kneei AID
drink with him from standing water, with impunity
as well a. refreshment. This driDk Natures prep.
sration, can stand as well be. But tie soldier.
cooked colee-greasy, burnt, bitter, and corrosive-
gulped down hot three times day, wOnld establish
diarrhea upon army Of Sausous. do beheven
TO be more hurtfui than whisky even that rot-guf
villainy called Comlissary."
But what is tie nee War and military admins.
traion rua in deep grooves, and he needs to be
young and full Of hope who would pry them out
with a rem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-17

come, il, then, that the only men killed were three
Of tie Pennsylvania regiment - Yes, that u a
fact, they were in the reserve" Odd, that they
should have begun by attacking orr reserves, bnt,
continued Pennsy lvania, "wbo was in command
Of our forest Was 1t not Col Guss of the 9Th ! y
" Bully for you, Colonel You have got me; but the
i7th did no6ly.' $50. they did, and all honor 10
them" aud the friendly dspuIe ended IN laugh all
around.
Coming down from Stone yesterday we passed the
redoubable little gunbost Planter. captured from
the Couiederaies by the daring sirasgy oi iie black
nan, Robert small. IL isa neat llttle ora't, and
very useful. IL las been employed Tor some tne IN
active service, aud has been fonDd very valuable
Rober, Small, the pilot, and Alfred GridroH, tie
fireman. are siill aboard Of her serving IN their
several CAPACITIES. Yesterday the Planter went up
Bohicket Creek ia North Edisto, sheng the woods
and feeling the ground round about Above Rock.
willie they came foul OF Rebel battery, which oponrd
fire upon them with great spirit, and obliged then 10
retire. Nobody was hurt, however, nor auy harm
done, a. the Planter returned Tie lire WIN equal
sirt, aud tho enemy were not 20 well protested
behind their batteries as our crew were under their
armor. il i, not certain that they got oil equally
scaihelegs.
Robert Small is we'll spoken Of by everybody for
bis character and conduct. lie said TO man to-day
- wish TO the good Lord when they 20 10 Charles
ton, they would let me go along. would ike 10
night against Charleston even Al should dle ior H.
BY the way, have II copy of tie Planters os
kent in Der transition from Charleston harbor TO Tie
bosom of our feet. Here 1t Is, ter6atsm a. HfeT'
atm;
Abrsu A,riop, Hsrlah Small, sassn sns Cara Jones'
Aena wLie, Leyins Wilson, DAVID mcC!oId'' 'msh o"i'
Loc--wo leave Charleston at past o'clock OF Tuesday
Ne b., fo-t sainp,er past oeock We i've az block
adag tinadion 1t Ctlres0n Bsr at !ot We gave three
eh.si. iC' ,he Ogson ~ not roun,ed lnorars
We arrive Port Royal Hilton, on ssne night about p m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-17
FROM GEN. UcCLELLAN's ARnsX.
The RaiIrond Cur EeIini Mcclellan !-En-
meusc Damage BY 100 Of sionewnii
yacLson's Cavairy--Necessity of Ne
enforcing Mcclellan.

Correspondence o. IAs n. \. Tribune.
sAyAoE's Saturday, June u. le6?.
Washington, ave, and New-Nork, must have
sivered last night with Apprehension for the safety
of tie Army of the Potomac, and have gone into e
rrasmodc baw ling for the instant reinforcement OF
Mcclellan. "ris by such lessons rs jackson taught
us that Washington aud New-York learn wisdom.
Fear and not reason IL the educator of most commu-
mites, in period Of war.
The down train from our advance last evening TO
the White House was attacked by the enemy, about
four miles from the latter station, which is tue ter
minus Of The road This road ia the principal ma
chine which supp lies cur army with food and annu-
milton, and which rapidly moves troops from the
transports TO the front. 1t is indispensable TO the
army-literally Indispensable. II was soldierly au-
dacity which led squadron Of leo Rebel cavalry
around our right right down TO the truck and there
awaited just about noonrise for the tram.
A rail previously removed occurred the stoppage Of
the cars-the cutting Of the Telegraph wre occurred
tue enterprise from publicity bud from interruption
When the expected train came opposite the ambush
il was fred on. Six men in the cars and On their
roofs are said 10 have been instantly killed. A
colonel and major, supposed to have been on the
train, are said to be missing. captain and eight
priyaes are positively ssid to hayo been captured.
The cavalry finished their work by burning part OF
the train and damaging the road so extensively that
not a CIR tlavorsed tho line from in tie evening
till IA the next forenoon.
This was bad enough in lis direct and positive
effects, not 10 speak Of It's suggestions. But more
remains. These bold hOrsomen foraged close up to
the White House, and carried terror with them, aud
wasted furiously as they went. They plnndered and
burnedseyera veesclsin the Pam,nly River, swooptd
down ca huge wagon tram, and It's said, burned
forage train OF toll 60 wagons, killed number OF
Transfers and made 20 decided an impression on tho
nerves Of authority 1T the White House, that tho
rick, wounded, and women were hurried on board
the steamer SIauding, which has the Safeguard OF
iron plating. Seam was Instantly gotten up on all
the other yesses in the 'ream ard very many Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-17

which they have been seen to do from the rigging Of
our gunboais.
Tie hard riins, while shutting ou' a burning sun,
rendered the overland march from EdIsto eXceed-
ingly fatigung 10 men, 20 much 20 IA 10 make y
i'm possible TO bring them at once into action.
At length, however, determined not to loee more
valuable tine. the Expedition started with all the
material available, entered Stone, and, In spite OF
drawback ks, established Il firm petition on James
leland, which hiss been gradually extended and
strengthened until only fix mile, now lie between
our troops aud the city. few additional regiments
woulG do the business. Tie IRON Is bot. vigorous
smith siands ready. Give rim but "a sledge equal to
biz powers, aud bo will latter IL 20 piecor.
The Rev. Dr. Peck; accompanied by his daughter,
urns home In the Arago, worn down NJ last with
the extraordinary labor be has performed among the
colored men Up Port Royal. To tLo,e v hoe good
fortune il bas been 70 know him, THE will he well
come ncwe and accorls with their sIn-,rs desire for
lis speody recovery and restoration, II prudent, 10
that labor in which lie has been 30 earnest, and
which leads Ne all to reverence 70 venerable ana 80
fine old gentleman.
HEADQUARTERS DTPiRTSgsr 0F THE SorrH.
SToso RIVER. South Carolina. Jane 10, l3bl
GFsPpAI OnDYH No. "a The hajoT-AeIcfAi Conn and.
irs mot refrain cIpre.Ds bi. a4aon OF tie D. bic
contuc, Of the naval officers duty IN the Sono IN urI
ready and prompt tcy have rendered ser
vices .e army. Cart Drsyon the commander 81 The
Sauadr0u b. biz manly frank and cordial cooperation las
10 deu opinion, from ell TIE army officers who Lave bad
the pleasure Of wi,he s.ing his operations
d. HUNTER, Msor-Oeneral Commanding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-17
A Reconnaissance Three Miles from,
Charleston - List Of the Dead and
vVeunded,

Correspondence Of Tue N. Y. Tribune.
POM ROrAL g. C., June u, 1862
6iace lasl advices we have succeeded in not only
maintaining strong foo;hold James Island, the
Of our operations against the enemy, but have
extended that foothold by more fighting.
On reconnoiss nee On the Sth inst. the 10th \. Y.
German and part Of .be Massachusetts 28th, were
ordered to "fsll in" and were placed under the
command Of Col Morrow, Of Gen. Hunters SAT-,
WHO, having received orders to penetrate the enemy
night, pushed forward as near their works ss posi-
bic. Entering the dense wood, composed Of Pal
metto and pine, De proceeded about half milo, when
he received sudden and CALLING fire on bo;h tanks
throwine Tor a moment bic command into disorder.
Riding from night TO left, lie encouraged his men
and restored TIER confidence. They rallied and
drove the enemy II distance Of Uerhaps a mile ard
quarter. Upon arriving at the River Road, sO-
ca,1d, taey were met BY the enemy in force, but
rsI3prd 70 hold the position thus Coined. During
tlis sine bis horse ehot from under him end,
s. filling spniued biz ankle, notwithstanding
Which be- ronouYted the horse Of his orderly, and
lssccedcd With the ight.
&ijor Right was sent % ascer siI il the road in
fro Vi wag pfec'itable for cavalry charge. Upon
his dyaase hey opened Ggt.o, and lie received a
severes wound in the leg. The Colonel here lid Tia
thOt ia w0, and they fell 10 the ground; bnt bis
smart III 'ls orderly was on hand, and recovered
them
Orders We &C Immediately sent 70 the rear for ar-
tillery to cis 'oge The enemy from hls fortified 20
clifton. Tie " aver" battery row opened d cross
fire froia the right Callopng TO the river side the
Colonel siQpallled tgT he guubOaie - commence,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-17

them dropped from their moorings and went below
to positions of fanced security.
This shows what leo resoute men can do. Whose
men were there '7is positirely said hat they
acere StoaerGH Juekson'st This active Rebel Gen.
erals army has wholly escaped Fremont, ard is now
on our flank. SO the country people north Of us say.
And believe il to be true.
VIII not Now.Yoik and Washington now see to il
that Mcclellan il re-enforceil l wac never an
alarmist. BIT tell the peOple Of The North that nes
had letter demand IN the Thunder tones oftke Pres.
dent, instant reinforcement Of the Army Of Tie
Potomac. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-17
battle IN Tie INDIAN COUNTRY.
SURPRISE AND DEFEAT OF The REBELS.
Capture of 1890 Head BeeveS and Mules
War Munitions and Camp Equipage
Also Taken.
kansas CRY, Monday. June &c, 1852.

KANSAS CITY Monday. June &c, 1852.
Adyces from Fort Scott, of tie 18th, state thai
detaehments Of the ID Ohio Cavalry arrived at that
place that day, with 1000 head Of fine beef cattle,
and 500 head of mules and horses, taken from Col.
Coiees command on the morning of the 4tb. Oar
forces, 5000 strong, in company with Robb's I'd H.
diana Battery, nnder Col Charles Doubleday, made
the attack at an early hour ON the morning Of the
4th, completely surprising the enemy.
A part of Cofee's command is made up Of Indians.
All the munitions, camp equipsgs. &C., fell into our
HANDS regiment of Union Indians are expected
in a day or two. They are 70 be newly armed and
equipped preparatory to marching South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-17
IBy Telegr.nht
FoRrREss sioyRoy, Junoi5, "

PoRrREss hoSRoy, Junoi5 iaeo,
Via BArTiKoHH M1nday, June 10, LOB.
The Massachusetts arrived from CITY Point = 8
afternoon. whittier she had been under ia, {
truce. The result Of the communication Is unkrcvl,
but Col. Kane OF the Pennsylvania Bucktaii Rlb.s,
who was captured by the Rebels recently i'll the
Valley Of the Shenandoah, comes down as released
prisoner on parole for exchange.
The Union eet is stiu inactive at City Point, foH
reasons beft known to the Government.
Tie news of tho naval fight on the Mississippi, the
taking Of Corinth and Memphis, and the advance Of
the Uuioniss into Esst Tennessee has just been pub
shed in Richmond, and creates grea. CONSERVATION
and depression.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-17

ursnf FLOR
Oil b am b m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-17
THE ATTACK ON CHARLESTON.
CONTINUED FIGHTING
SHARP ENGAGEMENT ON JAMES ISLAND.
A Georgia Colonel and Sixty Men Killed.
CAPTURE OF A REBEL STEAMER
MEMPHIs, Saturday, June II, 1862.

MEAPaIs, Saturday, June II, 1862.
The Grepada tNemphis) appeal of the 18th con-
tains the following:
AuGrsTA, Ga, June H. 1862.
Fighting continues in the vicinity CT Charles
ton. The papers from that city, this morning.. con-
tain tie part culars of sharp engagement on James
Island ON Tuesday afternoon, which continued until
dark, Ilebell forces consisting of three regi
meuts anf one battalion Of infantry, and three bat
tenes, under command of Gen. w. ID. Smith.
The evenly were Under the protection Of felled
trees ard gunboa;s. Col. Williams Of the 46th
Georgia Regiment was mortally wounded. Our
loss j. estimated al from 40 to 60, principally Geor;
gians; thai of the enemy is thought TO he large
The COBfcdeYstes succeeded in driving the Yankees
from the iece of woods they were trying to occupy
Co.. Lamar at Secessiouville kept up a fire on
the enemy boats aud their lard camps and on Mon
day, led a Yankee propeller. A Union pris.
orer taken Monday, reports their force on James
Island as l6 regiments, and few more were ex-
peoted shortly.
Ii was reported at Charleston that the steamer
Cecil from Charleston foi Nassau, with cotton, had
been captured by the enemy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11
cE1NsosAEo hospital.

SO wau!e q rect the oeuev7lercs OF those
oitiIrs VIC .re engaged ia the aocr OF lose
and ps!riajsn Of IslsViDg tbs vsats OF our
sick and Nca I'D soldiers, 10 his large b ,spi,
IL or car ezsIarn it..;., Sne~n as Chmbc
fcEo u.spi'al. TIE nunosr OF patients st
that Hospiu! is 20 great rs 20 require very
liaer.i SGD i:, q ioot Contributions; Will, It's
rscgoteness is sulh IS 70 aass Il l.ab!n to L.,
o2-r!o.sec We hope i, will DO epdcrsi.y
oG,ue ii nini We undnIs,Oo,i !;.at con:ris.u
:;ops OF clothing acs nov very :Guch needed
both for tho coni,s: 81! the o esal:aess of the
Dslisnis- And TOO much caro- c,nnot bs 10
st1s Cd 10 cleansing the bli.di1 g., sod keeping
GU. me verwin winch nrs sara to cnoEregatc
under ouch circumstances, wilson: ""t,hfui
sEeybntICly,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11
Tbs Yankee Icss.


tbs following paEasiapAL vDpied feosn diff.
fsrsDt portions u tts Pailsde:p;il "irquirer,'
Of tee T.A inst, es,i, s;vs the sssdsr 1iiso:
idea OF The Eu lter Q! R,salsas Wounded III Tx
7soSlt eng ga;:ls:it3 ts:",s K c!:sacnc:
Jhs Sp.u!d .nE, sod ;.laSsr ship III to~, ,s!::l
s'cS sec Hul co3d, III! tho F,r,. .6s La. avr;
ia,, ior NV E,ts; aisp, largo A.c..ac: 80:
Philadelphia.
FoA7aud M7cEoe. .Jul3 Tho s;t.u.sT
S.;o Of 81 u.s. wila 500 Noluded as,u.sls -.
ooaro, and BE E 80, s5,c, a,,t $50 io,ya
P,rttssa u a., { d.: .s1J:V.rg l.e f,,.u 7 az.
TnsJ ts:.r.d ~, lat aga, :ro.4 HA.r.s,.. .
.nfiu,:.
M4saisor :. Jaiy -Tas &ts.r.sg u...
ron1ois htr.v-i t.s.e to-day, erIneirs: +. .Ju,
co. wcuLdel AID SIX HON Jaue. i. W.
Iro Other Vessels d:y Ga-a Z Sa1,id.
Toe Leu sls f.iur y Asn.ns ten yesizTi.irh
with four baud 81 I'd Id..y ~ulis.d eu. liz,
UommoIots is as. ia Win H7e hundred -
Toe Ksnneb,c fstu 60 hundr.J az. ! sad
ina safe 0! iJsGs wita de hundf { n.qs
gone. tho fjsui-r tc Annapolis, .,a ..r!2r 40
Nsr Ynk.
NV YORK, Jl7 6.-rde s,eame. D4,,l
W-osser LIS srriSea TN iarea nuiGoer o.
a'ck I'D " uadsd soldiers from iIsrE ,:,,. : bag,
J.,..e, ,.te..