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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-08-16
How Gov. YATES PROPOSES TO

How Gov. YATES PROPOSES TO
TREAT TEA1ToRs.-A few weeks aoo
Gov. Yates received 4 letter, N which
the writer complained that traitor, IA
his town had cut down the American
flag, and asking what ought t. be done
in The premises. The governor pro,nnt.
ly wrote him to ssshoot such Offenders
down, and | will pardon YOU for the Of.
fence" Here is the letter;
STATE OF ILLINOIS, Executive Denar,ma,t,
Springfield, july IL, loo-
,Tohz u B0s,oorth DxkuIooyo III
DEAR SIR n,vt. insI ~.2,.~iS...4
YOURS OF The l0lb Of .I,Iv =, .,h.rh 49,,
Say that tho nul.. f.,,,,, ,l',.,.,
the stars and strin4.s ON tha 49,, -. i"t.'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-08-16

GRAND RAPIDS, WIS:
Saturday Morning, August 10th, 1862.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-08-16

IiEADVVAETERs ARMY OF VIRGINIA.,
SIX miles beyond CuIpepper. AVG. 10.

A battle was fought yesterday be
tween Banks and Stonewall Jac kson.
Gen. Bayard, Of McDowel's corps,
with his cavalry brigade, had been en-
gagged the day before in the extreme
advance near the Rapidan river, Skin
mishing and maneuvering, taking pris-
oners, and ending with a slight loss,
battling the efforts of large force to
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sci VIII here remark that although the port bow gun did
splsndd service in helping 10 finish the enemy, yet
the Yankees had deserted their guns before
il orened its first ehot was at ram-the "Dck Tur
min or sumo other hieyinC Now tie moral o this
IS that our batteries and people have bsen for months in
dread of set of towards who etood less bammerng when
brought in front of equal foe thsn history as hereto
fore recorded The fellow away without scratching
"a But proceed. The two "ssilt aud stiff rams OF
Col Elet we're making splendid time down stream, and
We in The hope Of disabling or destroying them with our
Runs III he'd on after, but they gained lily and gave
us breathing time before the hnsl struggle which
soon TO come As rouPded point the immense d set
came in view the river seemed to be blocked up by
Ell vessels OF al descriptions Tnere was the estic
Hartford and Brooklyn, aud half doz,a Of TIE smaller
sea going gunboas together with the cumbersome and
unHiedy up-ker boae, besides rams, mortar boats and
transports by the score. All uGder way taking up
o, sitiou Il seemed 10 that their plan 10 form
complete line across the river IN the shape OF the letter
the point up stream the rtford occupying the van
and centre the Brook IN Immediately astern the left
wings were composed OF and gunboats Of both
classes We made dash TO break the left wing
Farraguts lag ship; we approached the enemy locked
ON in mute wonder and astoashmsnt, not gun fired
AZ long range all waiting ior the moment when the
dreadful! missile would be most fscve the large soops
mad their eleven inch guns charged with solid shot and
b. ded their time with soadiness never dVergpg an inch
rom their position tho little ones, however, edged tf
10 the right aud left, bows up stream; gunboat No.
fired the first gun, loaded with grape but with 100 much
depresson l. fell short Al the same instant the port
bow gun of the "Alkausas" seM solid shot crashing
through one of the iron clad gun boats which alone
her to the flank We were not yet among them; the
sarboard sua was also at work. As we neared the
Hartford" took up her petition directly ahead
OF u.s. but the port bow gun blew her up and the
Jumped overheard on all sides; the Arkansas ran
through the sinking drowning people. Now we were
in the midi OF the melee; broadsides came fast as
blows from blacksmi he hammer; crash came the shot
and grape through the ports but through In
part OF the fearful did the pilots Brady Gilmore
finch, and to their coGDess and courage owe much
u our success. Pilots Hodges and Slchett wound
d early Every officer Of the ship behaved nobly.-
Capt. Brown everywhere outside aud inside. The
lot Lieutenant H. X stevens d-ported himself more as
at general quarters THAI in bloody action. As soon
as we came III front Of Vioksburg the enemy below
showed signs OF Il stampede. They forthwith burned
boat their transports got up seam aud had our
crew not been exhausted could have destroyed the
whole heyy.
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rue GUNROAr HGar AT YIOKsBURG.


TIE following communo Alton from the Grenada Ap
peal giving sSeOun. Of 10 Engagement botseen the
yu,LCal Arkansas aud the Yahke, fleet above Vict4.
Jury will repay perusal;
E.i,ets ArD,ai: A. oil tie world seems to 10 ascg
about the A.AADs4s all AZ the newspapers inast on
Dab isAing fancy skeete concerning her lae exploit,
have concluded 10 give you PLAIN, uhySrnished state
ment OF her engagement with tue o0emy, together with
anne iclents that occurred board. At o'clock ON
We 10 Instant the Arkinsas, when in Old river into
Nl.cn the 40 empiss, about one and hall miles
iua tue Mississippi made three OF che enemy yea
s. bearing dos upon her-ouo an ironclad guuOeat,
the others raus In few minutes they were Ia range
Rnd began the action Tie more deliberate
and .antious approaching until within ie" hundred
yard. when she oprned with her bOW battery. Al
thiI O., enemy turned aud j, the Arkansas pursuing
direct after tie guuboa rakng her up by dis
ca Tg,. from the iorva guns UliOrunaloS tue port
bow gul was disiG d tor lev minutes Al th3 bega
n,ng VI Es acd1n aud thorebJ a. least IL or e'gat
siO.a WEI lost Ia twenty minutes IRON the time tue
cunning Lsgs1 tae enemy deserted their guns, hayi
| beeh WHIPPED the stat5oard boa qua alone Tbs
| 6Sht begAl AZ close ,auge which MAS gradually d.,
creased tsu forty yards aud when at Ills latter dis
unce the pou bow IN Was again brought into action,
which comaeaceI 20 ass st its mat, 10 dsmos1 the
Yankee river prde The hsct OF these terrloi, Gu
gines "Aa san ppIrant ihs crippled duck IN 'ncei
hs Ia oi!e dedse OF hunting for shao" water an iot
thls pun posi- Sacred the lett bAhk OF the flser *
posiog himself 10 the port oadsde sof the A'Eanaas
Nhlah WAS poursa iato him at depression, ana went
crashing THROUGH u sides and bottom. d'd not re-
iur' th" nee Ash y behind our s'eru bntery com
mtnte he rAEg pecess aga u, which ssn Ell tue rascal
10 hASl d'~h hs esos uhgs rse and desert Ms wee
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$500 REWARD.
juIy sG

ID ANYWAY hon sher~ooJ Qhe late r,sldense se At
IL kn,on "a, Lunet bdrg y, Va Gun lay the
20 Of april ls6l negro named RUh between II aud IS years
OF age about lnche, high, Of ba'k pleasant
OF dressed Ia JrIb failed Hlsey frock
1s yest and pants tliek ouch hat and boots
hs winter He lave ehsbged his elothng tie aud
other slaves from the eouny Of ioadoun TO Ser
wood ia arch last arch doubtless his back
that county he arrested lodged in jail the 23i OF
Ap lat At hanover HouIs company hoEtysr with
Ia other neos and she (he so white cha sd
with felony eOnaotd la the loom Arch escaped fem
lAll about the dr.l day 'f May last
O,e Lundrei dnas viii paid By for sspprehen Ion
yery e sad negro some jail 30 that get ii sgan, be
sidei AL tes,o !, Die expenses.
Ny Aidrss s Koa Intervention o. lnnentn,g county Va
jay Is dt Ahfohb J. kAhkf.
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CARD 10 Tnz rURLiC.
LIFE W aFsERAL TUNER A,HsY

We prcf pushiH allie gli phe ADD srsfy
atD cL pen VI. EIGsFi TotAi associate sditJf u
ri'hmand - uef bosr.lh5 Of Gep. CiNtR Asubf, o.
- ih+ it.l 20 Hh i CAVALIER M LEGO ~ he uih
a-thaf last 49, dstic- 70 suhI md pleP,s
e t~ uuiI Vf - de- rIssd Ani The st nuJ
chic, BE- it- Z o. ID h. fam ly, ifsbi'
tsase toI q t- asd sstiiy aud Earnestly
urste 10. b. si.iYs h wtstrEsr notes,
indI,Ls thrS rt'h ref.reoest u
.IiatY I.I lstJy, his 1cs T. ne Nebryi sbd
IT. 4.ir usfes.s II -p b. hu II mat all Sh0
u ts,a 40 Faur .i lIs chs.iD aud
cen .ha'ty the sOun, -ih nirlbaie shsi
IL csE 90 Dr. ~ the iII rnA 81 their
tings ir rodent abeecoIe-O hs
nih, aprr tie autOr promises the beat
ii AS or al. nat Hr be will dad aGH5 pg bea
t. a.sls. ~ Il msters ct W. The deeds I'D
ytus <hlrh With he Loble sLt afIs
A,.4,u = 81 tn
sL-tche- O-- eurs lieldet fer he
GsnsIAl ASA early he his hi
nan viii yT,sfalE scLno-le ICED Ar eopiel IL
II the desc iie1 viii yAuahe sLch
VA. reach the autaor Il ajifsss.I 10 oareae.
ybsT 4 JOHNSTON,
Prbish-n ard Bookseller De
july ~ M rs Main street, .iefnl.ni
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PROCLAMATION

GLASGOW, July ~, lsG2-Kentuckia7s, ! en- once
more smoT e you. Or Hing in your patriotism aud
strong attachment 10 outSouthern cluo have at the
head otmy gallant band raid once Confederate
dag, long trsmpled upos by the Northern tyrants
bu. never yet dsgaced L., etery rls ps,rio; rcspon
TO my appeal. K Sc and arm you5elves Fight against
the despOsTs Fight for your hailies your homes
for those you love best for your cSqscierca and Tor
the free exercise OF you; political rgh never again 10
be placed in jeopardy by the Hesssn iu'ad,r Let t1e
stirring scenes OF the late Redmond fight c,sstsaly be
before you. Our brave army there aud everywhere lie
Victorious Neil Ian aud hs foreign hOdes gfoyel
ing 10 tie dust. Cur Independence Ia An achieved fact
WehAys bought WITH prSation aud suffering and seal.
Cd the cOairict With the zeal OF blood Hs not mor-
Jus but sd aud all. Tor the coed cause to clear
our dear kentucky soil Of the detestad Invaders.
ntuckis1sl fellow country nion you know you eau
rely upon me JOINS MORGAN,
Acting Big Gen. U. ). A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04

YAxkEx IScESDIARIsN-HANDsoME REsIDEscE BURN
I'd -Ol Friday evening last, shortly after si1 o'clock,
TIE Yankee pirates iulestug the waters OF Jame'
RIVER hsvug witnessed tho departure Of several OF our
artillery pieces landed st "Msycocks" the elegant req
dence Of Mrs Dr. John Cole, and set Ire to the dwell
ing and all the outhousea The buildings burned with
great rapidly, and before dark scarcely yestge Was
charred timber Mrs. Cole and her children sb-
sent at the house Of neighbor, but her comfortable
home and al the furniture it contained has fallen
prey 10 Yankee mesnuess and mAleyolence. One or
two Confederate batteries hsycock's, Friday
morning, during the heavy cannonadng and for this
ress N doubtless, the demons, who attempting the
subj lSstou of the South determined Wreak their ven
Reauce On defeuceless widow and three stheress chill
den This is the mode of warfare which the unprinei
ed Pope has declared his intention to adopt, aud We
oppose Nc JellAn is al xous emulate so bright and
shining al sxempar.
The dwsliug at NAycOcks vas Que of the hsndsomest
specimens of cottage architecture on james river. IL
vas nearly new, hsvirg been built only few years ago,
at a cost OF some $4,000. Passengers on the river
boIs could not have failed to notice the building with
is tasteful observatory, the right hand side gong
down, few miles below City Point.
few servants (Tery Od) we're the only occupants OF
the premises when the VaudAls landed. About 400
Cavalry reached the place before o'clock,
BIZ the buildings had then beea reduced TO ashes, aud
10 yiainous Yankee iueendaFiss had ell embarked and
Joined their pratcal ct.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04
MARfsIED.

On wedns lay, July SOh at Ei ndAe the resdtnce Of NJ.
Rllei, luot county OF Albenare ~ the Rev VIM j.
Hogr d. u uAytAin CLEnkNT q. Ac'uAiL, J. a to Mas
L LIOsHT POTE.L daughter Of the late Humphrey ".
PUSell Eq
10 Raleigh NJ O. Ne 10Th ut by the Rev Johl Long, Mr.
r OLIVER, Of Norfolk, Va, and kiss kLLLN DAVIS, q
Richmond, Va
TIE 10th o. July by the Rev Rush. al the Tesience OF
o. b-ids father In Washington Ity Ala Mr. L. ". McRAE
Miss JENNIE, third daughter OF y g. Kmba. Es, formerly
Of Mobile,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04

New OELEAN, USpEE FEnEElL RuLE.-Ihe Nicks-
burg CORE, pendent oil the Chicago Tribune, after read
ing file OF New Orleans papers, draws sorry picture
OF the present condition OF affairs in the Crescent City
lie says:
New Orleans paper, received by the Empire Parish
represent matters IN the city 10 be IN very dscouragn2
condition Trade there is none; merchants are doing
nothing but the smallest retail business, in the mocha
nica trades, aud the professions there Is nothing 10
do The mechanics are all IDLE, and living upon their
former savings attorneys without business, preach
cr are without congregations, and even the physicians
when the, u Ill gel but little pay Food OF any
kind : extremely scarce; Hour can hardly be obtained
at thirty dollars per barrel and there hundreds OF Ia
mile, Who have always been considered welltodo IN the
word who have always lived IN ease and plenty, who
now have not tasted wheat bread for weeks, those clti
zen, who are Yet rich doing nothing TO relieve the
distress of the poor and the only relief they have
ceiyed has been from the officers of our army, who
have employed several thousands of them IN cleaning
the streets Of the city, the pay received for tins has
abed many of them to live, who would otherwise have
starved TO death.
The business quarter OF the city is utterly deserted
aud silent aGd ~ Magazine, Poydras, Tchoupitoulas
and Ie,ev stgoeta tug grass sprlngng up abundanty
The leyee and wlryeS present spectacle OF rum un-
paraeled on this continent. When the rebels set tire
10 the shipping ia front of the city the approach of
our fleet from below it destroyed not only the sixty or
seventy vessels living at the wharyes, hut all Of the
wooden portion Of the wide leyee and the spot that
once was filed with the Car5oes of steamboats, from all
The Northcrn rets and ship. from all parts q! the
'orli j, now nothing but heaps Of ashes, hall sub
me'ycd ia the Mississippi.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04

RLTRBUTIoS.-We learn that the traitor, b. d. Ma
bes among ;he sufferers by the oatIages committed
by Shcrn.u's soljefy their march ~ Memphi'. HIS
plantation, Germantown, among those the van
dlls visited and spsred-everythng being com
stey destroyed, aud the negroes aud stock carried Il
u. lhey not chat they Damaging
friend The reschery OF the tool did not him.
and The last heard Of him lie beseiging the mil
Iary authorities Of Memphis for restitution. Grenada
iDDsui.
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Voc LAY.
gAs DEPARTMENT,
ADJrrlsr As0 iS5rnc % Gssra.L's MOS, !
GENERAL ORDERS,
No 40

All persons engaged IN errJ Coalep hereby uso
iei AID required - arrest he Amy,
.h'm pue comGandant Of he t4lp ISa ss
. Idse thez - the nearest jGl aHI rGuIn &c les.
PAny and hs asn 10 the Aa,tt sud /! ssSt Js
ora are requested to detan fees
'hHg'' Tor The deten GA Of bed b the
sAela winch JA! situated Eur5li ccer also requ
eio report 10 NE Aiaiani and Inspector
address OF all per ons so'eat Army shou leave xhst
erbyhe txpratol OF their leaves Atsea,e urou itsi.
Otherwise Aad where th, zsi abs sIs.s a.,
me required to correspond with the War Department the en-
Ing officer will arrest the person, sld send te nearest
Camp Of Instruction. reporting the To Le .l.aI sai la
apecior General
CoGmandsn's Of Camps OF distraction Tsed for~.d
Iesertes and pc absent without leave th segeu.
aud the loEers ofarest ersi upon o, oucsTs
By command Of tie seeEetSEy ofWAr
SlgnedD h. COOPER
jyl5-lm Acjutant and Inspector uea,raL
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oaDSAaOE pEpAEIMfsr or VA,


p DEIC&. A. III preparations Tor Major General Tioydl
- S.my bu5 concentrated Il LylShCErs Issues os
.. 9 Dtra4Llrls -I3 % tsis made
populations nfsl ssusd Gcl roJi sone nSc.
hO.itsi By t tE5u approved - A.tsSt Cereal L.
F5lsilSeE :i.Saj spYG rtsk We Issue Oil be made
o. IiMBOOE,
t-I. u bug. Gen. ordnance OF Va
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INlUM OF $50 AZ RESIN GOoUULANO coun-
II ", - mites frOaS Richmond, and miles
Canal Cor salc.-At the rtqIet Il Tie Isgltees Of
Mr. for sac the loc4t-d above,
JoIairg lands Of the joan Fleming contains
Aiv. which .oOal opea sud 9Th sufficient
guam Of na timber for the 4 the Ilce. There
place good dwelling, eouia five ori ard all the III
Dgdus, Ia good ord We 81 o,d "a - al IN LAM
j. wa cred astursge pun Mr. T. j. Hatcher reside
place Will aks pea In hoSEg 10 those ~h
ins 20 purchase Apply 10
aug 4-2tav.m GODDIE APPERsON, Aucf.
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BrrlsR's DElTl -Tae following il from The J.clso

BUrLsS's DElrA-Tae following il from the lehsou
Hi-sis-igpi,u
4 oop; Of Buffers Della, Of the d inst, is before
ui Iis Sel auowu To the irW re,d,os of Buffers Del
a, that tlg pup NLJ controls Il, .gumls kee, d 3
name oct OF IuElal proud, " aud nJepen.
Ceu- ether be silLLeid His mama lsrOush fear or
- ,rusl i for decent SOGtLerI people T. kuow Who T.
III pian tool " tie cJ.o. Beast We % ccurse knJ.
uit But 30 Vermont eJi:Of La- i.,nshed an.
tef demonstration Of The old sisg,, sd rogue 10
,tJh a rogue and scented Out Buffers diftS FOre,r-
lie IS q yrf!tal5 NufmOutsr-a rtjOubtabA Tut meg
uiasgr-Oue B,0Sa. His l0,Al habitNuOn btlg thus
btej 40 ill hereafter DO surprised At the hcE pal
a. oi the Dsl's TIE iviOsiug paragraph shows
"ght upon a zu' j-c; which las been and ID slIsurly
IA iddy
"lacu. Col Blown, OF the IA We mont Il ,gil ent
formerly VI tho Woodstock Age and Vermont Pal,ol
Is Al prts-ut IN charge Of ts New Orleans ID Ia Ne
bop bo = a better Uuiou Los than uhcn De %
Glsd bis Vermont pspors II be is nos, the D,litls
not improved much ~ tta cha. 70 OF editors I'm
stone, o. the Udedonisn (YL) Abbi,p"
IL reply 10 tbs CnL Bro-u pouuc,s upou Il Q EltL
sc-iGD ilg "~hgt-hyered' Al ap terml YefmOuer in
regular Blmbss'es EutlOsO style. Who Gao Onw fail 10
miro heroic "OOL B'oSn with bis sword in ham 20
We shall hOweY,r let che Cologe' boS his oSn trum
pet he says:
Who - the bsas. that writes such stuff as this Pc
bAbly Of those oowar"ly poleca,s Who, for YEAR,
have been ic-lpg their ID IviA upon decent mar,
rlo loyi1g the UulOn which Washington bad qusath-
ed TO him. aud miichl Of that PARROTS mjuucii0us
against sectional paroles and seonat yos, had done
sdat in tm lay oppose such parties aud su,h votes
loo The Preservation O that Uaon This fellow WHO has
not b,eh IN the war who would not daia 20 into the
~ar. ~ho would oppose The to Gay, il he supposed
tie "Uisgvr would receive ben. ft dares to insult
AIs in The war Ter tue Uuou, because before that
broke out that loved the Uaiou aud tbe ehi,s
people Of which 1t ~as composed 10 be SlIing to DC
~ luFFil af
WAX, and the daogars thereupon iccdent from that
people. Col Brown, With his sword in hand nstd Tot
dead the comparison Of records with this white Ssred
sevIch ShO strikes At the absent blows he dared not
HLeu the Colonel Wa at home
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NOTICE.

fkIaE subscriber for the liberal patronage ended 10
hin e. toct. ooaAis nmelis Il tbacoO IT.
corn couaIy Iroiacs ana in aidtoi, lufactuTed
king tobacco Tue les u tobacco G the
4. ruc aiar AueAuJn Of Mo. John 81 bheppsri j..
AJT.NAN AR GARRETT.
JuHs ~ khkfPAhn. Jr., hALrsinan II lobAcaO.
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BY JAS. ". TAYLOR a SOW, Arcrs.

~ EHUSTS AND 30 ~ AND 100 VaCtNT
i Lots IN the TOWn Of Greenvi!te, On 1sih,
VI AN sell ~ "a Ne %. ud.rs tbSS sta d. OF Au.
ga{' e1mmeluing oc.ock, w. the Ol1SiGg cal
ss Three ROaes aud LJu 3jh sett 80 By lIO
"a. Cue aud 10 ia street 81 Houses znd
Lot, 90 2Ih street, 80 b. $40 feet 4 an alley. =
Toe rrrmsts Il m-iu and &ppued VI kitchen snd
he ouIbuiding sod We e ~atsr each lot
rtnt,rg a. TAR rrntB 10 good tetanti
an II The Gb -l he sold about 100 Building
above having than The and
depth TIE lots viii he divided 20 lui pufshse's.
Ths ~ excellent opportunity pea Of m5ter.
ate 10 ~, the nsets With home lot ftr L4iuE
pa poses ri y relusai prise
rs.s OLr third cash, bslAnne NJ and IL Gcnt.r
gulabs notes lurfrl added bud &C. uf- by tnst drrt
JANIS VI TAYLOR a BIN,
Jay 81 AottOners
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rAnyn,h h,,Vh,,na.

AZ suLJs,u h.iCf ten Soyi 70 raise Rssr snl CT H.
snuy. 60 tor rsr Of the stals Lie Oads. the
al Asss aJ,i p.ssui Ne; TO- ise2.
sgtoty D.. volunteers. suoh Bag
-a tie % the CONGRESS kho.L
Cls, tSi i- Ma persons over tls OF 80 s1d aEis,
b. suj slsb aipts1 By tie Act u uoGgsesi
i.ier L4Aoy sois the TIE sG-OpfTsCu Of ocstG u,
e. Lnr ~tU dAsou sll-, Psniss for this seIvs.
ny Aiiftss Il ti-'ih.Jhd VA BOHTORD.
t-' ~ i-zts iIsat Cot. llth Va gol
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04

Tss LADIES oI RlcB4osG.-A i,Ir sIle ia Georgia
-utsi thus 10 a friend ~ Itis ey
Am more o. al proud Of the sCm-a Of t.cnmoJj.
1 sn sure they only kn0S stat sbO"ers OF bessince
&c your.t upon them Uy far a-ay isads for their ua-
PIE, dsntsd kilJu,ss The sCItdij aud SICK SOLVER,
tl.g -oad be more than repaid Tor all their tra aud
tro4.lgs. gtuy gguJemsl from els place AID A;helr
TIA. &c Ero- have b.sa 10 Richmond suce the recent
B,ttss y look a;,ss lbsf O'ei OUe, sad ,t Is really
toao1.ns to l.a- aud ur sLen taey retusa. They
eanuo, sp5,k Of the Vgsh Somea, a. ihca Of Rich
mood In farticu.sr, -ilLouL -,spns. Sometimes they
aie entirely overcome Toe gIA-uie q ihe mothers,
SISTERS aod sseythesrt- beyond Expression. ieel 20
ussie-s hrf- that pile 10 b. doing something 20 CON
fort AID fsliegs COT noble. brNs m,u
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BRIGADE HEAD QUARTERS, oHATY.N's FARM,
August %, lsI4
SPECIAL ORDERS,

Al suggestion HIor GenI LoHgS,reei Commanding
this Division Is ordered that all psr,lei ofces com, Is
stoned officers aui piyatrs OF TIE pm, the IG and ~ Vel
Vos Asgrri TO uis BIigaie report m;dlates II
pe these Ecld Quarter ty tine heJ J the.r R-g
meats regulNr exchange viii In oOG6 y have ben made
by Oder lAlG. 5ENL. HlS " A. WIS.,,
JAhEi Il. PEAgCf,
Aug i-2v. Asst AJt. GOnL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04

FhYi,IG Authorised BY the War Department Iai.e,
rn.st AND aUster into service Battalion Of lrAkIRf,
TO- he .olpgsei VI yOicnt,es not n tte service
defc o. ne c0-oPe siion AID assis..nSe u Others
fH"s- ~suT iO1 10 Nis patriotic GcdeIlAEins, Min
r. . 'ii o!.y address Ia SfitDR eoIael VI
10 20 4na g. slfr3Vs.
eil!i-g g0sLRT O. SCOTT JE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04

DEATH OF REV. DR. THORNWELL
COLUMBIA, Augu,t 1.-The Rev. Dr.. Thornwel, the
eminen; Presbyterian Divine, died at to day, in
Charlotte, North Carolina
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04

THE OAEso o. EHE CUsA.-rhe manifest oil The Cuba
I, rich QUE The articles enumerated upon 1t are cop
pesas aau epson salts gun-Posder, soda ash sui bur-
eJt.on cards, castor OIL ehlon.e OF PJiAsau bieAib
nate Of s.6a sardnss qaiuile, thr, uedi,Ioe oil
salpbure Aed, blankets. lead, ogsrs. soldsrs' shoss
uo,ls.s I'D Do ,Oasls euIso beIs., tels tAJ, let
sss.ts,. aausksl sliass sLs SsISa.soa S.Ps
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04

The tolOSins paragraph apFeirs 10 Buffers Dsls Of
TIE 18Th IL from this that ID Brute has not
hsa.tsd lis Ilna for the humiliation VI Southern ladies:
Some hundred miles borth OF this village there
IA Large oJitOb iactuiy Operation just the
E0ik u Ihs fsct0Fy low tor SAINT u hsLds has
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04

THE ENEMY IN PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY.
PsTsRsBURG. Aug. $l-The enemy landed large
force at two points the south side Of James river,
Saturday hight yariousy estimated at from tx 10 ten
thousand comprising infantry artillery, and cavalry.
There brisk ekEmisb t. LAY at Ocx'4 Mil Creek,
IN Prince George, between f;y of the 18Th Virginia
Cavalry and eighty Yankee Cavalry Our loss was one
killed. three wounded, and two missing Yankee Cavalry
were at Garytvi,e, at one o'clock to day.