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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-24

Toe officers and men OF t.is gallant Brigade are
strangers amongst Us. They have Goas 70 bs4r them
en the battle hsi to the tender sympAthiss OF h0m,
aai eE to easOOCs for ths Pu6e eye, the deeds CT IL
d'3ual daring which have Distinguished them. TaS7
hsva therefore, At once ein upOH our gratitude ard
Olr courtesy, aud accompany, with pleasure, the
uOud record q their losse IN the battles Of tee Sh ard
h. near Port Republic vi,h jus. tribute % tn sigma
-sscs7 they have rendered in The glorious campaign O.
ta7 valley.
GsnsIs! Richard T,yljr, though, We believe planter
aad slhOut the sdyanugs5 Of military education
seems 10 have Inherited the modesy courage and ca
lz-7 OF his ii'Hs,ricus father Ike him lac bss buIs
ison o5sSai.y INTO fame Ea. t5e-' high qualities
-ori have been ,5,Icusl it5ou: tie srpY5r ct z0ch
ozss. as ssyuoUr Hays SILLY, srH,fd srd wssa,
l.a lo brzj Of rls and vel tr,1s1 patriot soldiers
z.irH .oIJz5i fL-u
a. Lis 50 happened believe, -u.id the clsuCss o.
-sf, thsi although among tho sArisst IN the field a.s
Brigade had been in no engagement We max spsc,sl
exceptions howev,r CT the audsCOus attack BY which,
aaaG.us the main body OF the enemy the Battalion Ct
Wheat opened the DIts Of Manassas and covered itself
With reno~n, and Of the gallant Regiment, ia; pax
Lcipated IN the same battle Tee BdgAie has beer,
d,eupon toe frontier Of the Potomac and its drill aod
discipline are Of the highest order.
Instead, then, fgsaning glory by the handful in Skin
rshss the Louisiana Brigade has reaped it IN ' harvest
The bloody aslds Of Front Royal AtdlssOuu NsWtOwD
Winchester CrOss Keys ard Port Republic. 1: vac IS
informed in advance upon JseksOns march down
me valley, ard algernaed ui;h the StoleWAn Brigade
projecting the rear on the return. It, glory has culm
lS,ed fer the pressn. ia tie battle Of Port Republic il
~AiOh Shields routed and si1 guns Of one Of tie
.es. batteries in the Yankee service which they took
~ Storm we're presented to the Brigade by Gen. Jackson
a. trophy and testimonial o; their yalir.
WslsAvo the detailed movements Of tho Brigade to
,ss 0ssl repor.s, which can alole award impartial
l1s-o1. 10 the meagtnc desire lis ds,An, friends
% krOE that L deemed IN the army By its disepHce
bravery and endurance, worthy to follow Cd oneWaI,
act !hls - tia. pc0jc care and private hospitality
20 i'r i Fck and wounded may b. relied CO a; the
ns-c5 o. Virginia
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Ksakee Inf.mle.. RiE .na LIlIIe.

TIE shameless mead lcisY OF the Yankee, Is fast be-
eeRag scandal TO Csriseudcm. Confined 10 no elise,
be- il csmnon 10 al OFFERS and msa, civilians and SOL
tsrs, al Ciiks liars. They lie to the whole uoIld,
20 another. Taer Generals in their OH ,ial re-
prs o. b4tss ooDgra.us;e their as.olished troops on
yoofss which tie later kg5r never won, and en-
hzyone' charges which they kgss we're never made,
aud al Is swallowed dow as 90 much gospel truth.
Toe OBJ st o. these fassho7l5 Il twolold rss to
decisive she masses at bona, to get troops and
moasy Secondly, to dsoslvs Foreign nations II order
prevent our recognition and their Intervention. For
tulstsig tor " ous elu53 caaao. always thus suffer
fse that ihlAlisl detective, will surely s1pose the
b. and hen he Yankee government: viii stand at the
uaf Of the world convicted and degraded lar
II one Of our GenerAs we're to lie TO our troops telling
'hsn they bad dons what they knew they bad never
dsas, be would bling inssan: Disgrace upol himself
No you'd be universally dsspised, and tho men would
refuse 70 6gal undsr hin A convicted liar never
bid up bis bead IN the South. BE is branded ard
handed over to iniaDy.
supported BY outrage and plumber, pFOpPed by fraud
md mendAciiy, the Yankee 8eheme Of core lest can
never succeed l. viii be rsprobAted Of God and man.
E'ery development Of Yankee policy, every manifesto
uOB % Yankee character serves to convince mankind
that honorable States oanno. affiliate with so base peo
pie. japanese lying. Chinese stealing, Turkish rapacl-
" and Mormon pro- gicy pale their Intellectual fires be-
lore the superior nfAmies Of these hypOcrilcA Purians
Prosperity brings out their sun ,rablo arrogance and
lastly VulsAty ssls adversely reveals al shoss petty
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HELP THE WOUND I'D so.pIns.

INHE price OF JAcson victoei the Valley daily pouring
In the Hospa Of Charlottesville In tbs shape wounded
soldiers II the people do ct voluntarily lbLte 10 the
wants ute lives and limbs NUT be lost ,heh might
he saved by little eIeEl)n and hoeEay the part OF the
along the lac tf the rs:oats therefore nesly
peal TO you my elow 81 all in relieving the Of
bundeds wounded already here and cth'u that still
conb uuoLs 10 the OF D. DAv
Hospital TO the Ladies Hospital care Of D..
W
This 10 llvIrg articles most needed:
lin Bs Cups ssucer' I'm Fapnes quarp Goards for Fun
sr nrAWs matter kow old coArse spongs Haad
g * inches vida cid rn,n Rag carued Lint lee c0iek
Kg any nd Of deueae and refreshments which be
transported Fresh Vegetables aud Pru and 90 rtsc wire
would aid greatly Pure Brandy greatly needed 70 stimulate
tn. batlY upunded
All rockey Ware and KIN a1d Torls wanted
lny Oiey tie BDES, Caspian OF the Post Of
oha ,ttsEye viii be sdvanSgeoasy inverted the soldiers
comfort
Any OF IN articles AMI thing else which would add 70
TIE vouaded would grateful onog 70 thee
brave and patient sufferers. j. G. HIDDEN,
jrq4 ChspI 10 Of TIE Post % { hsrlottesyLe.
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GOLD SCHWARTZ"
NJ ". n BuxwrrI.

A tribute to Capt. Sch~ariInan-s Washington Of.
ica who came South to fight for Liberty, not TO beg
Tor spoils He joined the amy Of the West, and die.
irgushed himself at the battle Of Elkhorn sid else.
shere.
Oontented his home. for his children were Tree.
And unfettered ocean his thought,
When fanatical rage and deepot's decree,
Into exile has driven "0id Schwartz"
BE hss refined bis strong stsed and has drawn as
good sword,
And his band TO brave deeds ne exhorf;
And where rifles have ratified and cannon have
reared,
In the midst Of the storm was "0ld Schwartz
When virtue and valor our; liberties save,
And the Sword Independence ORR;
Relown will smoas1n the deeds Of the brave,
And Amopg them the name Of "0.d Schwartz"
Then fiji up your goblets, you needn't be nice.
care not although they held quartz;
Qasf them Of 70 the fame Of heCullcch ard Price,
And their soldier the gallsn; "0ld Sehsartz"
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FEMALE PRISONER Some exci.sm,nt was created
Thursday, by the arrival of fec ala prisoner In lie
uniform of Fs dg Regims=t Sas IL said 20 bsvo bseu
Tennessee Rsnegades in kentucky H,r nsme We learn,
is Saie Taylor she Is from Anderson. ccunty where
she has respectable relations. Ste was cspu-d some
where in the neghborhood Of J.cksboro. An examina
lion before the Provost Marshal understand, ec ed
valuable information from this .nc dm'e, in
regard to the movements Of the enemy.-RTozgiHs
R,oi,ksr
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(Sgied,)
By command Of ma. GIN. BUTLER.
r. s. Davis, Captain and A. A. A. g.

WHAr IL TO ne DoNE WITH HM.-It is stated by
one Of our exchanges that the captain of the boat that
brought Gen. Prnss and other Yarkse prisoners up the
Aabama River, few days age actually refused 10 let
the prisoners eat at the fret table, to the exclusion Of
the passepgers-thtre being room for both-Where
upon Prenss became indignant and threatened 20 sarve
himself to death This such remarkable instance Of
the way TO treat Yankee prisoners that really think
secret committee ought to bs appointed to investigate
the truth of the charge The of this barbarous
captain ought to be known In order that II he be guilty
he may be presented with suitable testimonial Of poPu
lar respect We would not however, disclose his
for fear Of his by order Of OF the authorities
of our phlAnlhropic Governments Montgomery AdSsr.
80
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vERSILIoN EDIOrs.

The organ Of Brute Butler, the YAnkeeizsd N. o.
Data, publishes the following orders:
HTADQUAKTER's DIRT OF THE GULY, !
New Orleans, June ., 1862
General Order No 40. lHI
Any person who has in his possession subject to bs
control any property Of any kind description what
ever OF the called Confe1e States or who has Sc
GREETED concealed aided the conceslment of such
property, who s' not within three days. from the pub
leaion of thu der, give full information of the sans
in writing at The Headquarters OF the Military Command
ant in the Cusiombouse to Assistant Military Command.
Godfrey weze shall be liable to imprisonment and
TO have his property confscated.
By command OF Mi Gen. B. T. BUrLER
Commanding Department
VIM. Il. Wiegb, lst 1t 4 A. A A. Gen.
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A sKvEs FooTEE Some thirty.odd prisoners, cap
tured by SoaeWal Jackson in his late battles parsed
through town en- Friday evening last Among them
Li6ut, Gddines OF the Third Wisconsin Regiment
a Of giant proportions aud extraordinary height
He grew up among he tall corn stalks Of the Wes fed
on tat game and drank the purest water. he was fully
foot and bali or nearly two feet taller than any
his fellow pr soners, above whom he lowered ike the
giant above the pigny. lie has foo. Which, when Re
pus 1t down. is planted as firmly as ever Abe Lincoln
planted bic, as the Irshmlns Game Cock" shich
mule couldn't kick over. Lieu. Gddirgs stands high
anong his men, not only in height but also az good
officer good soldier and excellent msn. He il
where the virtues of the good man" will shue.-PeL
Lrnrcsa.
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How TO NAXk GISGER BEER Take half pint OF con-
steep boil till the grains Iollen, ounces
tartar, ouncss good ginger well bruised, pounds of
sugar. gAloGs OF water Nix and allow TO stand three
days when t is to be bOtted Of and the corks well
cuei Il vii be yaley Tor use three days after il ia bot
lied.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-24

TIE Slave fRlDr TRrAr-Tm EoxrH AND TIE
6oUrH The following is an extract from leader In
late number of the London Times:
This s the first fruit OF secession. II there had
been a secession there would never have been slave
trade treaty. II the States had still been one and ndi
visible never should have obtained from the punt
ious republic the privilege Of violating the stars and
stripes" by seizpg cargo Of slaves from under them
UGder secession the old slavery Constitution
has dissolved Under secession the Northern State
gro weaker have been compelled TO tolerate and ev
TO bow that ansavery feeling, which had been sap
pressed alike by the Cons tuition the laws and the pu
lie opinion Of the Union. IL secession which took
the sing Gu. Of the fugitive slave lsw was secession
watch FIST suggested the thought OF buying with Sta
money the freedom Of black men 1t secession whit
rendered il possible 70 wipe the blot Of slavery out If
the metropolitan Gisric. CT the States Justly il was &C.
osHson which has now given US this andslave trade
treaty. Perhaps we shall be told that this ia blow
dealt by the North against the South. II ia such
thine. TIE Stare trade s eIelIjvs,y vice or the North
ern States. TIE Southern States de.estsd IT, and one of
hs;T first acts iOas sriRgen. iag against it, THIS
no: victory the South but il ia victory over
the North The unsnmiy OF the Senate in this matter
very remarkable because there are men In that
bly, Who certainly bave no very hearty love for any
measure practically tecus put down the saVe trade.
IL argue that society 10 the North il reforming
itself upon more wholesome principles than obtained
when the State ruled by alliances of vicious inter-
Gets. Tie recent trials at Boston, and the terrible
ample made in the Of man. had shown that the
slsvsraders of the North could exist without the
support of the sAve-owners of the South. Il is large
problem which has yet to be worked out in the South
but If the experiment proceeds, have no doubt
the result The Uaon is impossible, unless upon the
basis Of slavery; division Is incompatible with the per-
manent existence OF slavery
We netd not dssemble the truth about certain pre-.
possessions in Europe. IL beyond denial that
in spite Of the slavery lson, the Southerners have
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-24

Tx GUSBoAT FIGHr AT MExPHIs-NARRow ESCAPE
AND TERRIBLE SUFFERING The correspondent of the
Charleston Courier writing from fernando Mss says
When wrote my letter from Memphis, dsscribii z
the Incidents of the fight had not learned the fate Of
The g.llan. Commodore Montgomery. have just met
him. and from his lips receive the following nara.
tive:
o. the sir king Of his guuboa the Little Rebel both
Capt. Fowler and himself took 10 the water ashore
through FIRE o. small arms and escaped into the wood
followed by number Of his men, The engineer Was
shot in the head By minnie bullet from the RIA of
sharp shooter. After travelling awhile in the wocd'
the party became separated, and finally the Oommo iore
found himself alone but making his way Southwatd 10
the direction OF the river. The journey terrible
For miles he had TO trverse swamps infested by
md swa'ming with musqutoes-uow creeping through
bushes aud swimming bayous and dragging heavily
rough the mul. IL rhle wadng d5pse amp that
he greeted by three successive Shots from the finn
grourd beyond, all Of which, however, fortunately missed
their Ctisc: moment afterwards he surrounded
by three Of the Federal pickets Surrender" said one
as the same moment snsicaing at bis sword. Ger
tainly" Tspl ed the Commodore "bu let me give you
the bvt" QIick thought be j'rked the blade from
the scahblrd and ran the insoent soldier through and
killed him on the spot; then making lunge at one
Of tho Others they took to their heels aud for dear
life.
Knowing that an alarm would bs at ono, given, the
Commodore puzzled forward with all speed avoiding 5s
after ling fifteen mee, gentlemen on horse-
back who kindly conveyed him to the river below and
brsd him Gcrcss.
may remark that Montgomery is noble specimen Of
man and a ssilor-laigs boned, broad lacked heavy
built and calculated in every way match for any OF
the genus hom0 whose dimensions less than those Of
giant. He is DAT g1rous customer any where and no.
person, his stubborn fight proved, TO decline con.
test with ODDS Of even three TO one
Captain Fowler alec had a escape, having laid
for hour within thirty paees OF Federal picket bu
so closely concealed by the bushes that he not dis
covered. During this time he suffered the torments Of
the damned. Not daring to hand or foot, he be-
came prey to the mr'qutos and buffalo gnats, and
richer repast these melhfu insects probably
oyed. They are by the way Of that species which ST.
on the back Of mans chair in his bed after they
have made hearty meal, aud provokingy pick their
teeth with bis bootlck Ny friend SomervilIe OF the
Memphis Appeal says he has frequently them so
big that they squat their launches the bottom Of
a tea cup and peep the top The Captain says bis
particular musqlos sucked more blood and whisky
Of him in sixty minutes than be will be able to replace
IN SIX months The remainder of the belonging to
the Confederate et PROBABLY their way to this
place, some having already arrived.
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Missing,
Total.
Ora LOUISIANA RIemSr-cOL. L. A STAFFORD.

ORR LoUIsILHL RIGMNr-coL. L. A. STAFFORD.
Comp ny -woundsd-Privates W. H Blunt, -
Carlton, jacob Boyd, W. D. Mines, all fllghuy-4.
Company E-Kiled-Private JOhn MelIen. Wounded
-fhvAtes J. j. Gross, and side, j. Cunningham.
abdomen, Pat Fox, hand, David 0Oonno., arm, 7. j.
Murray, thigh
Company observation-disclosures J johnson,
thigh, severely P Tucker thigh, slightly, W Bradley
leg, slightly, Hartmen, slightly Montgomery, slight
y. 5.
Company H.-Kiled-M W williams. Wounded,
slightly, Brown, samT Taylor, Thos Roof A Gore
P Honrant Bell
Company L-Kl!ed-ll Lieut. Niz,l, Private
Lana Mullen. Wounded-Joseph Webb.
REoAPITULATroS.
Killed,
Wounded, SO
Total, 81
WHRAFs BArrALIoS.-Asjor 4 Wheat Adj't B
Pitnan, wounded
Company -Wounded-Lieuts John Coyle, Z Il
Cockroft, Oorp1 VIM JsL kls, Private x Wnitcomb.
Company B.-W ounded-Serg't flanagan, Priyates
Albers, otaI Murray, Harris, II Sullivan, Jno
Eyans.
Company C-wounded-Lie Ripley, Z P
Mccarthy.
Company D.-OOrpIs Nash and Ripley.
Company E.-Killed-Prvstes John Bell, Martin
Lynch. WOundec-Sergt Mclaughlin, Private Nash.
RIcAPnULArIoS.
Killed, .
Wounded, Is
Total, IS
NorE-Besides number Of skirnishes, in which por.
tons Of this command we're at times engaged this Brig
ade participated in the engagements the 23J, pa
and IS b OF Nay, at Front Royal MiddleoWn, and Vim
chester. The casualties on these three days amounted
to-:
Killed. including officers, 81
Wounded, including officers 1Os
Total, 1870
At Front Roysl h'j,r AsIon Davis, Brigade Commas
cary, (iormerly Of the Reg't) killed. charging
the head Of Col Muniords cavalry.
At Winchester, Lieut. Col. Frank 7. Nicholas Of the
s.h Rsgt, badly shot through the left arm, (snce
smpuated and necessarily left behind at Wirches
ter. In the same engagement NJ. Or Arthur McArttu,
OF the oh Regt killed.
Mobile AID Jackson Miss papers please copy.
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LOST.

nwTN9i the death Of my and wound received
" myse at Seven zines lost Up tas hsid Sadie s1
India kubber Over su Eide and spur not all have
aked them Part haTcg Of these srties
In their poss son VII pesss leave the With any OF The
SAT- Of Major General d. Il Ill., sng Gen Feaheson or
the Mlssisspp DEPOT oppos Hotel Ehnond
A. q. HALtY,
Lieut. Oolousl Q. A,
is9l-st AndA O. 10 General feaihsr.ton.
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TIE RICHMOND BATTALION.

Since the granting Of authority to raise battalion in
Richmond for special service embracing persons Of any
age some difficulty to have existed with those
rolled among the Second Glass Militia to whether euch
of them desired to in the battalion would be SLOWED
to do SO. The following correspondence leaves doubt
OIL the subject:
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w. n. ELLIOTT.
Richmond, June 2Sj, 1862.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, june 2O.n, 1862

WAB DEPARTMENT.
Richmond, June 20.n, 1862
HIS EIcellency Gov L,tcher, Richmond,
sR-I respectfully r'qIest permission for the mli.iE
called out in the city Of Richmond to volunteer 10 the
Battalion authorized to be raised By Capt. W. n Elicit
for local service within the circuit of the re6oub souDd
Richmond and Manchester. The Battalion will consiss
Of Ave companies Of one hundred each, will be
mustered into the Confederate service, and will 10 add
ton to their pay in the Confederate army receive
bounty from the city government Of $50 per mo3th to
each non-coumissioned officer and private.
They will be charged with the important duly e
guarding the bridges PRISONS public and private property
aad with maintaining order in the city think that tho
organization Of this Battalion will probably render It
unnecessary to make any further call the militia Of
the city, and is considered Of very great importance to
the public service.
most earnestly reques. your Erctency to facilitate
lie formation ~ every means in your power.
Captain Elliott will give you any further explanation
that may be desired.
Very respectfully,
Your. obedient servant,
GEo. w. RANDOLPH,
aec of wH.-
Any OF the Second Glass Militia that prefer service IL
the Battalion herein referred to- have the right enlist
therein. When any Of them enlist their names VIZ
bs reported MFor wilkins, who will thereupon strike
them from the rolis.
June 81, 1862. JoHs LEroHEs.
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DIED.

TIL, city, Saturday. 9s lnsa1 Of Typhoid fever MARY
coy aged S only dough OF Dr. John IL snd Laura Eson
OF hanover county, Va
"she IL not dead, but siet peth'
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TIyOiLEr soAPs great variety Of Kngh French and Amer
dsa' go
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20 CoRRRSPoNpKNTa.

- Lisrs Susiass % addressed a4"EaGor ~
i,s Baig."
ATslts t0rsA o. boa tiss efs paper t0 nod % publsA
e. F u rals u long saaadiag, Ouesf b al
sAt oil n eass Dc departed FROM O6iary aO.ioss sSosd
80 tigA Itass ara charged for as advertisements.
~ Va sasaofsadsrcts 70 rss rejected o1s1suaGoassoas
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Snliart of

ouTJ jet OF -
At the City Hal, at the Provost Cour, at the Provost
Nashss Office and at the several police stations books
will DO opened, and proper officer will DO present to
administer the proper oaths to any person desiring to
take tho same and TO witness the subscription OF the
same by the patty taking it. Such officer will furnish
to each person taAiOg and subscribing, certificate
in form following:
DEPARTXEST OF TIE GUY,
New Orleans, -, 1862
has taken and subscribed the oath re-
quired BY General Orders, No -, for - OF
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GS5EkIJ ESAUsAsAEDs CONTRADICTION - HLILTCE $
F.tsgroon--IH -r7 f. vas ugasoyssary 'og General
Bu- gard to ss7gre tho people OF the South that Hal.
eoks ,,,zrau 20 the Iis,5 Secretary Of War, cain.
Ia the capture CT 10 90 Confeierates sou.h Of Co
rinth etc, VS. yei As he has cOndescended to
make iorm4i contradiction Of the fabrication, We pub
his communication, addressed to the editors OF the
Mobile Evening News
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WAS picked up YESTERDAY morning In the va.y-a by
w win saddle The owner &c. him BY applying
V.gtor's old MIL and pay expsns,s Jez.-n'
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NOTICE.

Dividend ofth per viii be rad cursney to re
"A 81 ckolIes Of the Bank Of the Gem sweah he
dar OF July next
! MORTON Cashier
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LAND FOR SALE
WANTED IuMsDIAr.LY,

IN plea pat Of the Oh 1t distance IN thc eoun
good BoAkD with ia nlihed at fair a.d
rates. for family cOnsng Of husband, VIE and hve CHI
dr,n X. ShishOLD
jsaI-St Major and Provost MAMMAL.
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NOTICE.

OUR Warehouse having been taken By the Government
" liz splA Office tbs present. VII be found II
u~e OF Joan Baeou Grace street eecnd Coo
J23 BACON BASE WILL
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WISH to emp oJing three subue 10 take the place Of
Il Ia the amy tu abe perscrs vii a-d ID
tbelr rcsIIy uating cary application Al this cnee.
le24-H
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sTKAY HORSE FOUNp.
STRAY HORSE

WHICH the get BY owing property aud piys
W exPetses Apply eernsr ofGrsee AID zIih streets.
f.Q4
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GI Gamers Company!
ELLIOTT's CITY BATTALION

DER yAgENrLY stationed al RIehmori heubsr OF tbs Bat
Il TALON exempt Conc. ipt and Militia duty.
Hen Of all ages received.
Pay ss per nth aud RsionG Cl thing and quarters
ed.
ia JOHN Il. GREAsFR Opt in.
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SCOTS PARTISAN RANGERS.

CBAILor ksyLLK. Va, JulslT, 1882.
HAVE removed my HesdquArter. - ChsriotesyI 10 an15
established that place my camp Of Tend
quest rescult.d for Pc bn{
them this point and those who wish eomnaLes.e With
10 address me he e.
Jim sooTr, @. ga
HsJ>r Gong rsrt. RsngtrA
tHThs Examiner the Enquirer and Dispatch will pie opy
for week and send their bits - jeaL-iv
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HElrquARrEEs WESTERN DEPARTMENT,

GENrLxNKS Ny attention has inst been cslei to the
losing desplieU published in your issue Of yesterday
Of Hsj Jr General H4leCk, commanding enenys forces
saich coming from such source, is most remarkable
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