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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05

Jo DAsiess county, His, is requiF-
Cd to furnish $50 men, being the propoi-
ton Of that county under the 1000 call.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05
Louisville. july 90,

Three reverend rebels-EIliotf, Ford
and Baldwin, Of Nashville, sent by Andy
Johnson to Gen. Boyle, arrived this after
noon and were committed to Jail. They
will be sent 10 the Indiana penitentiary To-
morrow.
The rebel Col. Bulltt, with 200 recruits
FOR Morgan, from Owen county, is repre-
scented as having passed through Flat Rock
Bourbon county en- route for The South.
Gen. w. 7, Sherman has issued orders
that no more gold shall be paid for cotton
and vendors refusing the current funds Of
the place shall forfeit half their cotton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05

re- The first full company Of the goth
regiment, from the northwest part Of the
State. was mustered into the United States
service, and the men paid their bounty,
on July 81. -Four hundred members Of
Of the goth regiment are in camp at Madi-
son, and two hundred more are enlisted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05

TT Gen. Sigel has written to Gov. Sal
onion, asking for one regiment of Wiscon-
sin men for service under him. 1t is prob
able that the Governor viii allow the form
alton Of a regiment especially for Sigel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05

Eg Read A. q t. A. Burr's advertise
ment, in another column.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05

e. The Madison Journal says that
there havs been 26O applications for field
and staff appointments in the five new reg
iments Of this State, and about twice as
many more for recruiting commissions
most Of whom must be disappointed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05

e. Col. Daniels Cavalry are reported
in danger, being nearly surrounded at last
accounts ~ superior numbers Of rebels.
Active movements were made to re-enforca
him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05
Washington, Aug. /.

y FEaIIIUs5 VVII' -NVSo' =
The story about the arrival Of the ten
iron clad gunboats off Mobile from Europe
is disbeleived in official quarters.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05

CHAPLAIN or THE FRA REGIMENT. -
Rev. S. w. Eaton Of Lancaster, gentle
man, scholar, aud an earnest and faithful
minister, passed through here to-day on
his way to take the place to which be was
unanimously called, Of chaplain of the
Seventh Wisconsin Regiment. We opine
that they vii. never have occasion to regret
theil choice lN5lwaukee Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05

Eg- The Madison Journal says, reports
from most Of the districts assigned fer
yaisinr new regiments are very favorable.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05
49, The Dubuque Herald promo

Gg- The Dubuque Herald pronounces
the Presidents call without authority Of
law-and says Necessity makes law how
ever, ana what was then deemed mere
oversight or error, is made the authority
for this new call and can also, if required
be made to stretch to another Of like mag
nitude."
The Herald indirectly charges the Pres
ident with official perjury and usurpation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05

Several Of the Governors Of loyal States
are asking the Secretary Of War to enable
them to daft as a more equitable and
prompt method Of raising men. They
also ask that limit be placed 10 TIE time
when bountIes are to be paid to volunteers,
say the 18th to the 18th Of this month,
after which draft may be ordered and
lut $l1oo per month paid, 81 bounties to
bo cut of. 1t is very probable from what
VIC hear that Governor Solomon will fol-
low the example Of the Governor Of Iowa
in this respect, and order drafting in a
short combining the draft TO such
places as have heretofore raised the fewest
men, ara at last making il general. For
many reasons drafting is becoming desira-
BE; it would raise the required force at
once and with greatly less expense.
Il is also becoming the desire in all
quarters to augment the force largely be-
yond any immediate requirement, say five
to seven hundred thousand men, these to
be drawn as wanted Such a heavy re-
serve force would provide against any pos
sible failure, and warrant speedy peace;
as the rebels have already raised their ut
most number Of men, we are sure to over
whelm them by yo1turing largely At onre.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05
Gay The limited space on the inside Of

day morning twelve men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05
A MASS MEETING
H'ilf &c held at Lancaster, dugstst 8, 90.
Rev. Mr.. Dennis. of Dubuque.

One Of the ahst Speakers in the West viii speak ia
Lancaster in tile Public Square, al p. Saturday.
August9th, 1862 Win also speak at Potosi on Monday
at 4 j. m, August II.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05
Rzg~The u. s. tax law for sale at this

Office, including a catalogue Of articles, with
the tax on each, being small pamphlet Of
81 pages. Price 3 letter stamps. Also
far sale At Haw u Mortimer's Drug Store,
Rnscnhel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-15

having already brought about ths,r an,ioi.
pasea enort to steal away from Manassas. the
rv,a nay LeIy 0poa IL that II fs nobly car
Tytb9 ont ita eiorious work thus 90 admirnhly
commenced.
Tn. President and Secretary Of War. and
ths tenerai In Chtsf, Of course, are busy as
"e's, Win Inc matter in hand. a. we'll a
tomac. - Va '..o w
:. We havs farthsr to add that We do not b..
.s neve tne M rebels will attempt TO hold Rich
1oss to ps - ~ssf sse !ons:r Judging their par.
a. soon az possible: Richmond being LEES de-
Asnsi0ic than man aasas was three days ago.
a. ~. HiSnmond, II they dare night there. they
:ccasioned BY their pell:meii retreat from
s. saoiI nne OF the Potomac. and without such
ssutoy works In their front a. those they are
nov 70 precipitately abandoning.
arsly evacuated Virginia ii q fortnight honce.
As1ArRs AT Isw nADl1D, no.
Ths New Madrid correspondent Of the Mem.
pnis appeal, writes under date OF March 7th
that tAsrs had been no general engagement
at either New Madrid or Island 10, but there
mad been several harp skirmishes between
pickets, Invariably resulting in the discom.
nture Of the enemy, who were believed to
nave lost hundred men in killed. captured.
and wounded within few days. The wri,er
proceeds:
wounded. Une Of the Oaptsins OF 0hIonel
TrAvi&s regiment was wounded by one of
the enemy . pickets in ambush, ON Thurslay
last; Also, Waters, private In company b,
IMn , Arxansas regiment. Both are doing
well, and not considered dangerous Landry
was killsd ON board the gunbOat Ponchar-
train, and two others badly wounded at the
same time
THIS was effected by deception on the part
OF the Fedsrals. unparalleled in civilixea war.
iare. AZ tho Kentucky passed up ON Thurs.
DAY morning she was fred at By the enemy,
one shell exploding over her. The Mary
Asene was fred at about the same time. Our
boat went up and reported to 'Gbmmodors
Rollins, who Immediately starte down the
~Poncnartrain ~ Z dislodge the enemy at Point
fisasant; Anet firing several rounds the
enemy retired without replying. Just at THE
moment several persons, supposed to be
women, came ont on the balconies Of the
houses and the bank, waving white naes The
Captain OF the Ponchartrain ordered her to
When within about forty yards Of the shore the
supposed women, with other Eederals, CON.
menced q very brisk dre on the boat with
their muskets. killing one and wounding two
teen years, known on tho boat az powder boy.
Hs deserves to be written,down hero While
strong and stalwart men were seeking q
hiding place under the bomb. proof shelter,
.n.s oKaxs, many poy st2od TO MS post till
fallen when little Johnny Reeder, OF about
the same age, stepped up to the Captain,
amidst shower Of bullets, and spoke with
heroic nrmness, "Oaptain, will be your
powder boy now!" We scarcely know which
most to admire Both were brave, and gave
stirling evidence Of the folly Of our ensmi O.
in supposing they can subjuga te us.
Tho enemy will soon be dislodged from
Point Pleasant. 1t 10 only a rnse on their
part, to throw our forces from Fort Thcmp-
son. Our troops are all in fine spirits and
sang uine OF success.
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countries are becoming uaeical and mn.
endurabls, may there still fall under the
comical category. II, indeed, America
should ever expeTience . higher call, a.
II likely, and begin to feel dlvineP
wants than that Of Indian corn with
abundant bacon and molasses, and unlimited
scope for all citizens to hunt dollars,-Amert.
stump oratory ,and speeches to Bunkum, will
not carry men to the i'm mortal gods that
the Warrington Congress, and constitutional
battle Of Kilksnny cas-, 'is, there a. here,
naught for such objects quite incom petent
for such, and, in nns, that said sublime con.
stitutional arrangement will require to be
(w1th terrible throes and travail, such a. few
expect YETI rsmodeled, abridged, extended,
not without heroic labor, and efforts quite
other than that OF the stump orator ana the
revival preacher OF our day ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-15
1TUDLEY FOR SALE.

This valuable FARM will be sold THURS.
DAY, 2oth inst, Qf not sold privately before;
due notice Of which will be given). It con
ss,ns .,3 anH snd half
Old Church, adjoining Mr.. John Haw's ma
chine shop; ~ or 10 miles from Richmond; In
an excellent neigh borh rhood; corn mill and
blacksmith shop In l0O yards Of my line
Mr.. Haw, and timber enough on the farm, In
100 yards, to make plank enough 70 fence In
the entire plantation. About 400 acres cleared
and well adapted TO wheat, corn. oats, tobae-
co, and for vegetables and MELONS; is g good
as any In this region Of country. 50 remark
able for Its fruits and vegetables. The wood
land u valuable, from the fact that II has
passed by any timber for fencing. The farm
Il in five nelds; will make from go TO 500 bar.
rels corn to the field. made ON one ef the
fields, In 1860, 500 bushels wheat. without
are on Potopotomy Greek. and contains 80 or
40 acres Of superior mud land. In fact,
Studley u considered. the best forest farm (for
Its sixe) in this section OF country. In addt-
ton, I may say, IL 10 IN excellent stock farm,
a. my cattle and hogs will attest. Ar. Chas
generally purchased what bad to cell. !
refer . him a. 70 Quality. ! have sold =
supply Tor the plantation.
The Improvements consfss Of dwelling
hoasss (cottaeel With six rooms. nearly new,
kitchen and cshbins. With b. iek chimnsys,
house. large new stable 3ox1O, With ten atails.
and two large new tobacco h0noes. 20 NJ
long, su1Acisnt 70 Aouse tn or twelve acrse Of
tobacco In Eegard % health. NY ismily pey..
40 has viatsl esi one Asld hand in p yeess.
ana he Was Z -dyspeptte. 1mnsdiatsly afssr
tie 'sale Of ~ Iasd. I will hire ont ny ne
Groes 1oe The balance q The ysax; se.l oosn.
voln 0f vary lne y0nnR O2nn. fhir4V. Nnnr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-15

WANTED-
VOLUNTEERA

w. VOLUNTEERS
Fifty men to complete . company Of Heavy
Artillery, for Ool. Morri0's regiment. This
company offers great Inducements 70 those
wishing to avoid militia draft, a. 1t will be
stationary and In good quarters. A bounty
OF go will DO paid to each man when mus
tered In. RatiOns will be furnished those de-.
siring them until mustered In. This is the
last opportunity offered the citizens Of Hen.
rico, Richmond, ChesteIfie and Hanover.
For further information, apply next door to
Hicks's Stable. 10th street., where one Of the
undersigned will be found.
e~% Ns~sssfya OHA6. q PEASANTS,
VERNON A. BOWLS,
+. s. PLEASANTe,
nah 14-.lOtA JESSE OHILU.
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w A N T e D

w ANTE Ed RECRUITS.
For crack regimsnt--ths 4th Alabama, and
Laws Legion.
The undersigned, having bsen appointed re-.
I.ruttinG odacer for the 4th Alabama Regt-
Iiaent, has opened an once in this city, at loo
4ain street. (up stairs,) three doors above
9Th, over MIR. W. 8. TupmanJ Furnishing
ADro.
This 10 an opportunity rarely offered foc
mn desirOus 70 enrol themselves under tn
o4ner OF their country, In . regiment when
.nA already won for itself Q name for GAL
lazy unsnrpaased In history.
1e go bouaty allowed By 0overnmen.
Wl!Hps paid upon enrolment In cash.
Oiehing, rations, &C., fuynished free.
me given Lewis Warrington and John
B. flNsr authority to act az recruiting oG1-
GERS V4h me. n. B. TRAVIS.
Lieut.. eth AlAbama Reg't
Recruiting O0acer.
/. n. B&Those desiring substitutes for tha
war. an9non. resident parties who desire to
serve asNbstitutea, wonld do well to call at
onr Iecr9tirG once. NH 6-8ws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-15
VIERY VALUABLE PRlVATE RESI-
DENOE On THE hast SIDE or
THIRD, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEI0H

VTERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
DENOE On THE hast SIDE OF
THIRD, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS. AT AUOTION.-We viii sAll.
upon the promises, ON TUESDAY, the lSt6
day Of March, commencing at ~ O'Clock.
r. M, the very valuable private residence on
streets.
The house contains large and airy rooms,
with hre.places, and all the me tlern Improve
ments, such a. gas, water, and bath. house
There Is also q large Kitchen. containing
excellent rooms, rangs. smoke house. an ali
other necessary out buiidirgs. The entire
properly Is In excellent order, having been
thoroughly OverAauled and repaired within
the past two years. The neighborhood 10 g
desirable as any In the city. The lot from .
9S feet and ru MS back lS0 feet. ss
uPersons desiring to secure q really valua.
BILE private residence In retired DeiehboI.
hood. would do we'll TO attend the sals OF
this properly. szassZ
TIaNe:-One.fourth cash !; the halancs ut Q.
- and18 months for negotia6o notes. with
interest added, and secured BY q trust deed /.
The purchaser 70 pay the taxes and insurance
for 1862 JAS. ID. TAYLOR SON,
mn Auct1oneora
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-15

NkRY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
v DEECE ON THE NORTH NIDk or
LEIGH, BETWEEN STE AND 91B SIS, Ar
AUCTION AT the request OF III. WalShall,
wo Will sell upon ne premises. ON AUNOAYs
the l7th day Of March, commsncing st q
O'Clock, r. ID tho very valuable Brick Dwell.
ing located on the North side Of LeiGh. bo.
tween 9Th and 9Th streea, now h the occu.
puncy Of John Thompson, EsQ.
The house contains IL good rooms, with
fire. .ploces tn each. and - sapplied With every
cow venlencls such a. gas, water, warn ana
cold) bath.house, 10. . ~
The Kitchen contains 4 large Pooms. apd n
supplied with an elegant 1anee. sTAeT0 q
also large Brick Stable, and every other ne.
cessary ont. building. ~a7IF7F
This IL one Of the most desirable ssaadncss
now In market.
The lot fronts Is feet, and runs back l6o feet
to wide alley, and u enclosed In hkunt With
substantial Iron railing.
Persons desiring really valuable piece Of
real estate, either for . private residonceor a
investment would do we'll 10 attend this ale.
It being contiguous TO the buslnsaD portion al
the city.
TlRHs-Ons.third cash the balance st six
and AZ months for negotiable notes, Jnterogt
added, and secured by trust deed. ThepQr.
chaser 10 pay tho taxes and insurance for {099.
JAS. n TAYLOR 4 son,
mn std Aucss.
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BY FHOS ". KEESEK, Aaesf0.4a,
Office corner OF 18th and Cary sts.)

~ FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AUJTION.
Win be sold, on TUESDAY MORNING, March
leth, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the residence
of Mr.. Robert Alvis, who il declining hOusekeep-
u g, the corner Of Franklin and S6th streets, all
Of his Household and Kitchen Furniture, cousisting
Of large assortment, u the very best quality.
and nearly new.
TEnNs.-Cash on delivery.
NH l2 THOH. w. KEA6EN, Auet'f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-15

U1ANTED-RECRUITS FOR5HEAVY Ar
w TILLKRY-JAMHS RIVER MUST Be
DEFENDED. - Maj Wk. rALLANs CT Glare
mont. having been u:horiEs ID by the Hecretary o.
Wer to raise a battalion Of Hoavy Artillery, fo-
the defenos Of James river recruits are Wanted 10
fill up the ba@,alfap. Equipments are furnished
and bounty Of $50 will be paid to each man on
eatry into tervioe. For information, apply at n.
JoSEs's, on Cary street.
THOS. b. BLAKE,
NH 14-6t* Recruiting Officer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-15

ExlANTED-FOkTY RNUkUiCH -Havnc
w been authorised by Mai. Francis F. Boaes
to recruit company to bo attached to his BAT
TALON Of Light Artillery, Ne desre 70 enlist
sbout forty more men to complete the orssnixs.ior
Of the company. The company will be armed
with very Light field pieces, and supplied with
horses, &C., at once Every man win be uni.
formed and receive q bounty of 350. Any man
subject to militia duty can enter this company
even II he has been mustered In the militia
Members Of the company care be found at the fol-
lowing places to receive the men who wish to ioip
viz O. B. TAYLOR's China store, Iii Main street,
and at the New Fair Grou adj after Monday next.
Y +. q. LEAKE
NH lift q. n TAYIn1
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wAAxx.
w A n T n D.
PIFTY nnfnuIT0.

w FIFTY RECRUITS.
TO recruit . company to be attaehsd TO his Bsttal
lon Of Light Artillery. we desire to enlist about
fifty moro men 70 complete the organisation of
tha company.
field. d.pieosS, and supplied with horsea &c ct
once. livery man viii b, Uniformed, 4 nd receive
. bounty Of ESQ.,
Any @sn subject to militia duty, can sntef this
militia. F
AembsFs Of the company can be found at the
following places TO receive the men who wish to
join. viz: At Alvin Burnstt's In Manchester, and
In Richmond.
Come on and jois. at once In this company to
be mustered In under that gallant and dasking
Commander, Major r. J. Hoaos.
FRANK b. OLOPTON
NH 1855 O. s.. MAURICH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-15

w DRUG OI1ERK.
One acquainted with the business and not
subjec. to military duty, can hear Of a good
situation by calling on
R. W. PUWERS, Druggist,
NH l2--ts Corner Main and 18th sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-15
MY A n II + D.

w Byay0upg man
"a paroled prisoner Of war; situation as
TEACaER In some Academy OF. School; has
been thoroughly qualified al a Virginia Ccl-
Mathematics. Can teach military tactics, If
required: Best references given. Address
"PH1LANDER," Columbia, ,Fluvanna coun.,
ty, Va. NH IA -d2t&cw2wa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-15

w IMMEDIATELY
10000 SILLS,
Delivered on the line OF the road between
Richmond and fredericksburg. Dimensions
feet long, not less than inches diameter at
small end, barked and smoothly hewn to a
thickness Of inches, clear Of any defect cal.
culated to impair strength
No Sill will be received under size.
3ERnS.
For white or post oak, 8 to IL inches dame
ter, As cents, cash II inches or more, so cents,
cash.
For red or chestnut oak, 81 cents, each.
For further Information, apply to Section
Masters ON line OF road, or to
Wn. N. BRAGG, Sup'y Road.
OFFICE R., f. p r e. Co.,
Richmond March II, 1862. NH Its
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. NOTICE

Wv NOTIOE-
Twenty-Five. mon, to man the Game
Point Battery. virginians, and especial.
ly the citizens OF Richmond and its
vicinity. do not be drafted, but rally
to your States call; forget not the i'm.
mortal Warrington; remember how yo0r fore
fathers flocked around the standard OF liberty,
Don't Be drafted, as it is a disgraceto all hon .
est-minded men. offer you rare chance to
Join my company, as you will be able to hear
from and visit home often. So come at onoe,
and enroll your names, as you will in after
years be free from the SCOTS of the ladies OF
your native city. Come At once. as now is tne
accepted time. WM. j. DEBNEY,
Captain Commanding Heavy Battery.
NH IA Ssx
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wv ANTED-Re for the
wv THOMAS ARTI I.I.ERY isi

w "THOMAS SARTILLERY
Capt Philip b. Stanard, assisted by Ser
geants Joseph A. Blair and +. b. McOurdy,
will receive the names Of all persons Wishing
TO enlist In thie Battery. One OF the above
named gentlemen may be found during the
day, either at the office Of the Midlothian
Coal Mining Company, on 18th street, be-
tween Main and Gary, or that of MIR. 4. A.
Smith, on Main street, between Goth and 2lst.
The service seen by this Battery IN too we'll
known to need further notice. UsuAl bOun-
tys SC. given. ssse NH 13.- 1m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-15

TREDEGAR IRON WORKS.
Richmond, March 10, 1863.
UTANTED.-Ws wish to puFehase 100000
w feet best OAK AND HICKORY TIM
Sas' ms leARRsH eARRs'' st tho 'is.' Z. ANDERSON o..
wv a n T e u .-MARYLANDERS, AT.
w TENTlON Wanted, few able bodied
men for COMPANY u, lst Maryland regiment
sSS S@, bounty paid; Apply at the Recruiting
omcs under k1cnanfs fss so1sl' 70 'HERnERr
NH 8-2w* Capt 90. l., lst Md. Reg.
VHANTED.-A mtaation as TEACHER,
wv by one not liable to military duty. He
can teach the Olassics and Sciences. Best Of
and moral character. Address " r. N. N. !"
Gainesville. Prince William county. Va.
~ N TIE D.
tor the War. can find them BY application u
nay ONCE. SAM'L u. Hicks,
fe22-lm~ Shockoe Slip.
w ATTENTION, MARYLANDEkS.
Wanted number Of able bodied MEN, to
MI up 90. "9," 1st Maryland Regiment.
A bounty of 80 will be paid Immediately
on joining. Clothing and subsistence far
nished. Apply Immediately at the Maryland
Recruiting orice, corner OF 9th and Main SITS.
LII. ALNX'R CROSS,
fe 19-lm* Recruiting Officer.
w ATTENCIoN. MARYLANDERs.
Wanted, q number Of abis-bodied MEN, to ill
up 20. n" Ist Haryiard Regiment.
A bounty Of $50 viii be paid Immediately on
Apply immediately ut the Maryland Recruiting
Office, corner 9th and Main streets.
Lf. JOHN LUTTS
fe l9-lm* Recruiting Officer.
ID ECRUiTS WANTED
X 20 Volunteers to all up
THE VIRGINIA LIFE GUARD
Being ordered on recruiting service viii -.
ceive new members for the above company at my
Office, near Shockoe Warehouse, between 10 o'clk
A. II. and 2 p. n. This company was among
the frst Ia the field, and are rs.eplsting for the
the company who prefer icing In association with
their friends to being drafted, will do well to vol
unteer a once In this compsny.
Suhstitutes will not be received.
ARAs-Endsld Rides .s
JN0. STEWART WALKER,
NH l0-9ts Captain Virginia Life Guard
w SUBSTITUTES.
We want eight Substitutes for friends IN the
for able. bodied NON residents. Tall Ut our
once. eornss 18th and Us5y ., sss,, Up stair;
WANTHRe2o REWAKD-Innediasely. .
W n " ~
Suitable fos . smau family. Any psesoA having
such house TO rant viii be paid the shove bonus,
besides fading gocd tsNant, BY giving poaseazion
Of the same. BY Let Of April. Apply 70
NH 7-ss =. A. J. CLOPTON.
" HEAVY ARTILLERY.
R1mUITS wanted 70 serve In Q battalion %
james river. The battalion viii b. under tho
eomnaad Of MAJ. WI. ALI8N, who has pssmiH
don feu0 The Secretary Of Wae 70 PAioo Il
MlLE0 SkEDDN, once ~
n4S-lms 6eadsn Z Nllse'a Gary and 1$th sta
IWANfhDThfV HArnaxERs.
10 vAom oasr the best wass and ooassaa
employment.
w 10 HI11
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