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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-08
Redemption OF C3av zses,as.

OFFICE TltE CoaaiasrowEts OF Tus cossoEtpArED} a
$50 DEBT NEW 1ilIf - sa=F'ss > ~
-.&-- New DrtAfs, Feb. 10 1864 }"al
Notice is hereby given jlAt ing S7h Section
IN the cl ss Gf the State Of Lousi enied ian
Act to Consolidate the CITY ef New enis ProgiAe Tor
the Government pl Administration OF it's Aasn . approved
February 1884 s.aea pftioaa will be received the sale
city oil bonds ssed according TO thc foregoing he
amount hundred hosaad dollars nnl the 26ih day
March, 1862, ut Il 6'cl9ct NJ 9' lG 'F Tz "'7-t =
Proposals be add sase o. DEBUYG Secretary aud on
dossd "piop9s Is for the sae OF Bards.n ~
Loits r.. MONROE, Mayor.
GAAs. ". GGLBEhIsoN, Comptroller
ADa& GIFfEE, Treasurer. O. ,t
T. s. WlLTH,
5S Chairman Fin4nee Committee Roatd Of Aldermen
]. Il LEEFE,
Chairman Finance Committee Board Assistant Aldermen
fei9 2ptm,5 o. .DgBUYs, Secretary. z.,,s -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-08

= MExIoANs.-We publish to-day a notice to Mex
lean ctzens, Mr.. +. Ruiz. s-.F :a.-r ss sss,., =.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10
Rebel Generals.

In oil the battles of the war east of tho
mountains, from Bull Run to Antietam
Greek, five names have been conspicuous
among the Rebel geuerals-Jackson, Ewell.
ID. Il. Hill, A. P. Hill. and Longstreet. Ali
these men commanded brigades and diys-
ions at the irsi Bnll Run contcst. In all
The fights 10 front of Washington last Sum-
mer end Fall in all the terLlble nnnhin ore in
the Pnhinsnin and haiOra RiohmOnu, 10 tue
recent bloody contests With Pope along the
RapidRn aud around Manassas, and in the
sanguinary engagements at South Mouu-
tain and upon tho heights that overhasg
Shsrpsburg, these five men have been the
leaders OF the rebels-with the single ex-
ception that Ewell, having been wounded
III tho battle near CentreEiile, was unabta
10 take part 10 those of Western Maryland.
Many of our readers have no doubt often
inquired who are these men, and whouce
came they: Beyond all doubt they arc
good generals, aud have fought in manner
worthy of q better cause. We will give their
biography in brief outline. All of them
were educated at West Point. Jackson
graduated in 1872. Hu was in the Mexican
war, Was attached to Magruders Battery,
! and was brevetted Captain for gallant cou-
duct at Contreras and Cherubusco, and Ma
jor for like conduct at the storning of Cha
pUltepeo, =, He resigned from the army la
1852. Ewell left West Point in 1888, was
in The Mexican war; and was made Captain
by brevet for msritorious conduct in the
battles of Contrerns and Cherubusco. d.
H. Hill graduated in 1888. He was alao
breVetted as Captain for gallant services in
the same battles, ChapulteFeo, and for mer-
itorious conduct on that occasion was bre-
vettod Major. He resigned in l849, and was
subsequently, Professor of Mathematics in
Washington College. Lexington, Va. A. p.
Hill left West Point in 1912. He rose to
the rank of Captain, and then left the ar
my. Longstreet graduated in 1888, He
was an Adjutant at the commencement of
| the Mexican war. He distinguished him
self at Contrerss. CherubuscO, El Moino
del Rey, and Chepultepec, for which he re-
ceived the brevot first of Captain, and then
OF Major. He was severely wounded 10 the
assault upon Chepultepec. He left the ar
nv previous to the breaking out Of tho re-
| bellion. Thus it soems that each Of those
Ave Generals we're educated at the expense
of the Nation. and received honors under
the flag which they afterWard betrayed
Lee, the Genersl.in Chief of the rebel ar
my. and who commanded 10 the battles bO-
fore Richmond, near Manassas, and in West.
oru Maryland, WAs educated at West Point.
and received promotion for gallant conduct
! in several contests In Moxioo, where be
served as Chief of Enginoers upder Gen.
Soott.-N Y. Tribune.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10
Letter From Mr., Seward.
The GLASGOW tScotIapd) Mail publishes
the following interesting letter:
nRpARTnENT oP STlrV

The GLASGOW tScotland) Mail publishes
the following interesting letter:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, August Ia, 1852.
To .Aier. .Mc.4adre,0, President, and Robert
Cochran, Secretary Of the Pdislry Par.
famentdry Reform .4ssOcidtiOn:
GENTLEMEN II have had the pleasure of
receiving the liberal aud courteous address
OF the Paisley Parliamentary Reform As.
sociatlou and have submitted il TO the Pres
idcnt OF the United States and the heads of
tho Departments of this Government.
Engaged in maintaining against an un.
provoked and causeess sedIunu Govern
ment whose principle is the political equality
of the mumbors OF tho SIato, and whose
policy is peace and good will toward all
States and all men, ii has been a disnppoint
menI 10 learn that our struggle IS at best a
matter Of indifference 10 the Governments NJ
EHrope, phiie il is generally rrprtS,ntrd 10
US that The nations Of hat continent sympa
hize. not Dith US but iolth the Insurgents aud
deSre noihiHg less than ORr national run -
1t these representations are true, it is u new
and melancholy illustration of tho dIsposI-
ton of mankind to seek to do harm to each
other at the cost OF common sacrifice and
sufferings.
For your better appreciation of the char
acter OF this contest, and for your most gen
erous wishes for the safety, we:sro and
happiness of our country, you will please
accept the thanks of the people of the Amer
can Continent. spoak in tho name of the
Continent, because know that the cause OF
the United States is accepted by all the
American nations as one involving ultimately
their safety and their destiny.
The North does not, however, stand alone
in upboldipg the beuefieent Government
Tne West is equally loyal aud equally do.
voted to our institutions, and equally ener.
gotc In defending them. Nor is the South
as you seem 10 imagine, altogether insensi-
BILE or unfaithful. Time, which always sub
dues passions otherwise uncontrollable, is
gradually freeing that region from the ter
rors Of the insnrrection. and preparing the
way for it's return TO its const itutional duties
and for the restoration of nationsl unity and
peace.
1t is an occasion Of sincere regret for the
people of this country, that nations fol
whom We bave cherished only sentiments
OF friendship and affection. ere disturbed in
thoir industrial occupations in consequence
of this unhappy civil strife. We find IN this
circumstance a new and distinct motive to
bring the war 10 a safe aud speedy conclu.
sion. Nations, in modern times, are not SC
soIutely independent of each other. On
the contrary. they constitute q general so
ciety. DGH Europe could NOT only think
Out speak as you do, thsre tOoGid soon be no
cirl Ddr Or insurrectIoa here. In return
Europe would have our sutfrages and in
fluence for peace and harmony everywhere
have the honor to be, Gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10
Action.

The surest way, alike to confirm and ia
strengthen any holy principle, is to carry il
out into practice. Tho very element and
breath of life is action. Evory gift and en-
dowment whatsoever, whether of body OF
soul, whether natural or spiritual, improves
by exercise. whilo by guilty neglect it is on
oryated and impaired. Talents are in
creased by trading aud "to him thai hath
shall be given, uOd from him that bath moi
shall be taken, even that which he scemett
10 have" The sword undrawn rusts In the
scabbard the limb unused shrinks away
the unused FIRE shoulders into ashes stand
ing waters stagnato and breed corruption
and malignant miasnaj the languid blood
of the sluggard. which no healthy impulse
Quick ems, becomes thick and gross. creep,
drowsily through his veins. and carries nc
strong pulsation of life to the limbs and t
the brain. So the idle Christian 10 feeble
dropping, pining Christian.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10
Parkman, Sept. 95th. 1869.

FRIDAY, Nor AN UNLUoKr DAY This
day, which has boon long superstitiously re.
garded as day of ill'omen, has been an
oventful ono in American history. On Fri
day, Christopher Columbus sailod on his
great voyage of discovery; on Friday he,
though unknown to himself, discovered the
Continent of America. On Friday, Henry
ILL.,, of England, gave to John Cabot his
commission, which led to the discovery OF
North America. On Friday, st. Augustine,
the oldest town in the United States. was
founded. On Friday, the May Flower, with
the Pilgrims, made the harbor OF Prince
town, and on the same day thoy signed that
august compact, the foreruuuer OF the pres
ont Constitution. On Friday, George Wash
ington was born. On Friday, Bunker Hill
was seized and fortified. On Friday. the
surrender of Saratoga was made; and on
Friday, the surrender Of CornwsIlls a. York
town occurred. the browning glory OF the
American arms. On Friday, the motion wal
made in Congress that the United Colonies
we're, and of right ought to be. free aud in.
dependent. Americans surely need not bS
afraid of Friday.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10
A soIpsER who was once wounded IN bat.

A soLp1ER who was once wounded IN bat
tie set up a terrible believing. An Irish.
man, who laid near With both legs shot of
Immediately sang out, bad luck to the
likes Of ye-do yer think that nobody Il
kilt bnt yorself."
AN old maid Of Threadneedle st.. being
at loss for pibcushiou. made use Of an
onion. On the following morning she found
that all the needles had tears 10 their eyes
NArvRE 10 conquered BY obsyiug her
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10
THEsLAvEs1NGrNa AT MIDNIGHT,
Br HENRY W. LoNorRLtow.

Loudbe sang the song OF David
He, a Eegru and enslayed,
Sang at lsraels victory
Sang Of Zion, bright and froe.
In that hour when night is calmost,
Sang he from the Hebrew Psalmist,
In voice so sweet and clear
That could not choose but hear.
Song triumph and ascriplion,
Such as reached the swart Egyptian,
When upon tho Red Sea coast
Perished Pharoah and his host,
And the voice Of his devotion
Filled my soul with strange emotion
For its tones by turns were glad,
Swestly SOLEMN, wildly sad.
Paul and Silas in their prison,
Sons OF Christ the Lord arissn,
Ard an earthquakes arm oi might
Broke their dungeon.gates at niht.
Bat alas! what holy angel.
Brings the slave this glad evangel
And what earthquakes arm OF might
Breaks his dungeon gates at night
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10

PASSENGER on steamer had roll Of
canvass with him. In lurch Of the boat
il rolled overheard. He pitched in after
1t. On seeing which. bystsnder re.
marked, "As that fellow 10 in for dEek
he is bound to have the the Casvass bach"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10

How near akin laughter 10 to tears was
shown whom Reubens. with . single stroke
of his brush, turned a laughing child 10 a
painting to one cryingi and our mother
without beng painters. have often brought
us in like manor. from joy 10 grief by
single stroke.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10

IT is supposed that the arst person who
had the itch was the devil--hsnoe his title,
"the Old Scratch"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10

MoDEsrY promotes worth but conceAls
itjust as leaves aid the growth Of fruit and
hide II from view.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10
0bs Jeffersonian Democrat
u PUBLISHED EvERr FRIDAY MORNING, Al
cHARDoN, Geauga County, Ohio.
T E R M 8.

~p,s dir'effy ousr hs ntW Stor,oC WilhiHs 4
AHey,w"" eide Of the PEbijc Sgxgrs.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10

SURVEYoR'sNoTICE.--Thoseliving
~ at distance wishing surveying done
by the county Surveyor, will have their
calls punotually attended to, by address.
iRg him by letter, giving nve days notice.
Direct all letters TO Hambden, Geaugs
60, o. S.EDsoN, Go. SRrpeyor.
69Hf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10

TERMS.
ltpnidin advance, ...,....Al5O
not paid within the year, ............ 100
W A u kinds of merchantable produce taken In
bayment, at the market price.
.'No paper discontinued until all arrenrageS
"ePsid except at the option Of the Publisher.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
CBoAt ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted as fol.
hws'-5O cts. square, first insertion; each sub.
tequent insertion, 25 cts. n squire.
BUSINESS ADvERrisEaEHTs will be inserted al
she following rates:
One Square three inseruons ......el 90
two months, .... .....'.''.. 225
three months, 90
SIX months, ....... ..''.''. 90
- one year, :....'' ''''.... 90
nall column six months, ....'''..sss IL 90
one year, .."'''''''' '''' is 90
one column six months, 30 90
one year, 40 90
epbuslness Cards Of not over lines, Tor
s.sAdvertisements should be marked the mum
Der oftimes they designed to be inserted; those
not marked, will be continued until ordered out
d charged according TO the above terms
The privileges of yearly advertisers will be con
Aned to their regular business.
Attorncyswll be holden for the price ofinsertnR
advertisements brought by them.
&TAllcommunicnton must he addressed to tho
Proprietor, tpostage paid 10 receive attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-14

DIsrslss II 900 DEsrITuFs
UPlRATIvIs Tho Manchester Guardian, OF sue
lOth, says: ut is q very sad fact that the dis.
t,sss in thi: city, caused ny wen, on
ther OF the winter having passed. the hopeful
Of The spring tim, navs 90 nrasS
is % hard TO bear In April rs IN December.
!: fact ~ tss ' Of
l)aptain Palm. the chief constable. that, Il Old
q :. the st1 1s Of
TO ,hons.rd in the number OF persons
wholly on q esSns r 5snnsay 1n
q Se,. Snriss the week ending APRIL Sth, $3.50.
has nssn a', ,ns sy
-aeS. ~ ana hundrsad and fifty individuals
But the number ssSs was Wa exceeded ss led BY the
ehs rnm her of operatives dependent upon tn .
iabor OF thsir hands for thsir daily bread,
ana havtpg no sucn labor Tor their willing
nands 70 DO, was 6. Se9 With how earnest n
crv. each morning, would the words be spoken
rom those eight thou,apd he.rts: Give us
mis- dav ouH daily bread'f'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-14
IgB Pu0nIsrIc CHAMPIONSHIP. recent

16B CHABPIONeHiP.-AT recent
number Of Eel s Life in LONDON, say.:
We believe II is Heenan's in ten ton al once
70 arrow down The gauntlet TO Mace and have
another shy f-r the original belt. Mace, ~ho
seems to have e2pects the arrival OF a flesh
candidate with some Anxiety, writes ID US
nom Norwich that l.. ID oss Phillips has fu ii
authority t. treat with Heenan. and 20 siRn
art!ciss for any amount up tC $500 side. 1t
is ruMored that Sayers has issued Il cartel
calling On Heenan to once more try concla.
siOns with him bu: 81 Sayers is u e der a bond
never 70 night again, and as his trustees are
determined to prevent his doing 10, we a. g
Inclined to believe this is roere gossip. At any
rate, 1t 10 certain that II Sayers gave up his
prs sent profitable speculation and siehed arti-
Giles, the matter would not 20 further. as bis
fsi'nds would take steps to prevent 1t. We
know not whether Hesnan's brother has come
over on the same business, but II he has, Mac
has clearly his work cut out, seeing that II
one brother should be unsuccessful, the Of her
would doubtless spring up to avenge his rate.
IN addition to his puGilistic practice, ths
Benicia Boy has. we hear. undertaken on en-
sagement with troupe Of equestrians our
Ing the Exhibition. )"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-14
DOOr AND snOg d aNUFAO fukY

having just received large supply OF French
Calf sklns and cusiish Soc Leather, am ore.
pared 70 make AMY BOOTS aud SHOES In The
vers heSt manner, and ali oiher kinds that may be
wanted, 4 call frop my old frssnds add the pebIic
ssnerAily y sssnectfuil7 invited. v -
3 es P.K WBIHl, No. 70 Msin o..
I WANTED go snpssior b loot nAXEns-
tsc msa 70 work en- ladies' shoes. aad Avs men
70 work on shsAssas' shoss-to whsm the Aiahsst
Alse. wanted to pa rehxss, Wax uSpe' IAasheR,
Oar BhiN, Belle Lssth ", aad sheep 6kins, fHs
which abe AisA~ss sssA pftsss w.il ~ bsaA
WSa i0ts +. + WHITE. No - a Ella III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-14

nj EAT TRACED TEN EMENT ON THE
~ NORTH sIDH OF WAIH, BRTWKsH 29rH AHD
S0fH srRR1rs ,ToGE7 HEB WITH Hous8HOLD PURNI
TURB, FOR SALE.-At the re1uest of mr. S. 4,
Hartman, we offer for sale the framed dwell.
ing located as above how in his occupancy
II has rooms, besides kitchen, &C. Also, the
household furniture, e..
Terms reasonable. Apply to
GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
nv 1O-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-14
And FOR SALkl.

offer for sale five hundred acres OF l. AND,
ia the county of Prince EDWARD, on the
- tiers o: Bush river, ak miles from Mehsr'
J la Uepot,' on the Richmond and Danvtue
Rs ilroad, ar SIX miles from Prince dward
q. II. The isnd 10 Of seilent quality more
han on third Of the teact is liz timber OF
original growth and pines; and eighty or one
hundred acres OF itch low grounds. The I'M
provements are ordinary, consisting OF over
sesr's House, four Negro Quarters, ana Barns
50 nlcient to house twenty hoesheeds Of to-
Dacco, Corn Crib, 30. For terms, &C apply
TO ~ r. b SVbAEtI,
Commission Merchant,
Shockoe Slip, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-14
HgADa'xs LEToHEx KrILLsRY.
May, 1862 (

May 7, 1862
ANEHUNDRED DOLLARS REV A RID +!
! Deserted from my company, at presen t
stationed In the vicinity OF Massaponax
Church. near Fredericksburg, the fo.lOwiD &
men, for the delivery Of y hOm to me at the
above post, or to Capt Alexander at the Pro-
vost prison in Richmond, one hundred dollars
reward for esch will be paid, viz: AUSTIN
N. DEMPSEY, SAMUEL H. MUSIER. and
EUGENE X. 4RiNNAE.
: A. N. DEMPSEY ia % years Of age, feet
inches high, has dark hair, hazel eyes, fair,
rudy complexion, and was born In Balti-
more
SAM'L II. MOSlER is q years Of age, 8 feet
ST inches high, light, brown hair, light, blue
lsh eyes, full face, sallow complexion, we'll
built, and halls from Louisiana
EUGENE X. 4RINNAN IL 81 years OF age,
about & feet 3 inches high, has dark, brown
hair, gray eyes, and fair complexion-hails
from Georgia.
And 1 hereby forewarn all persons from
harboring, or in any manner aiding. the above
deserters a. the law will be riGtdly enforced
0REENLEE DAVIDSON,
Captain Letcher Light Artillery,
Sd Brigade, Army OF the Rappahannock.
nv 8-1W
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RIAL ESTATE ron sALR.

ANIL FOR SALE ~ would ell . Tfact "
LAND. lying in the county Of Aecs!eannis,
Il miles from keyavflie Depot, % The nichmsna
ARD Danvils Railroad, four Miles iro0 nnfissiaus
Vile TO- the Depot ON ahe x'ysvsae go oashe.
vie Railroad. THIS tract contains OLD Acfes, Al
growth Of sra;n and gvass. II Il supposed BY
II oss ben, acauaintsd with The lAaA that at least
ops.thlrd Of The Racs 10 Net laud.
The improvements Ars pretty gcod-a brio
A1elline with ave rooms, new framed kitchen.
With good cut.houses for eervants
TIE Farm Il we'll wNtered With springs on oil
the shifta, Of the purest and bsst watsx known In
This section. The sliua ton u remarkable for Ito
b ,slthiress and the nelghbo; hood excsllent.
Those wishlug 10 purchase he'd bsster visit the
pesmbes and go for themselves. Address
DR. JOHN J. BOSWELL,
Wylfssburs, Charlotte, Va
Barues nv l3-6,S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-14

UyyIoE Va. MARINE ISs. Co.,
Richmond, Nay 9th, 1882
nIVIDEND NOTICE-The Directors OF
IL this Company have declared a semi an.
nuai dividend Of TEE PlR CRIT, payable to the
stockholders on the 18th inst, until which
date the transfer OOok will be closed
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.,
my b-flb h--------- Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-14

VALUABLE ESTATE OF us ACRES
" Oh jams RIvBR, II 00OCHLAHD CoUNfY,
ADJOINING raa C0uAf. HousB, FoR SALI.-At
the request Of DIR. Jno. Norris, whose feeble
health prevents bis Giving attention TO bust.
ness, we Offer for sale his valuable ESTATE
located a. above, on which the said Norris
now resides, containing 726 acres: OF which
Is acres are James river low grounds. OF best
quality; az acres Of Beaver Dam nat, equal
almost to river nat. The balance Of the tract
Is Of excellent soil, producing the usual crops
OF that section. There 10 An ample supply Of
timber and wood for the uke u the place. che
Improvements on the essate are ample for the
use OF such farm. Persons disposed to pur.
csass are respectfully req uested TO view the
place For further p svticulars. apply TO
00DD1N APPERSON,
my 1876 Auc;ioneers
NALUABLE FARM, con NAMING lSs
v AcRRs OF LAND AND cohMoDIouS STORE
House, IN LOUISA COUNT, For SALs.We are
aatbOrizsd by the Hner to sell his Farm,
con tanning ISIS acres OF land, In the county OF
Louisa, IL miles from Jedlr Point, on the
James River and KanaSha Canal, and cQui-
distant from Virginia Central III ilrOad about
one. half OF which IL cleared and the balance
we'll timbered.
The dwelling has five rooms.
There 10 also q store. house and smith . shop,
with an extensive patronage.
The above land adj1ins those of VIM. j.
Walton, Esq, and others
TIRMs--Liberal Apply to
JAS. %. TAyLOH T. SON, Aucts.
nv 49,
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HEAUQ RS DEPT UF HENklCU,(
Richmond, Va March IL, 1859.
~ ENEkAL ORDERS, Noe.
II. Railroad companies are forbidden to
transport into this city OF ont OF 1t, sptrituouS
liquors or other Intoxicating beverages
Ill. Supsrin tendsn.s # railroads are r..
quested to report daily to the Provost Mar.
their roads out OF the city Of Richmond.
by order OF
Brig. asnI Jso. H. WIsDIa. Com. sc.
NIB i3-O L.R. PAGE, A. A. uonI.
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WIHAUTARY NOT1CuDs
S1s0 sUH uENSaz1B 0FrlUH, !.
sv,T>Hu s,ss.sis. :. q Is nsSsI d1Sss iSs1fssa
L 70 'A' following s:s'f p,,,As,nrsr.
ADJurAaf AND lEePxcr 0s.: OIrick i,
d.',.AI oa':,' Nc, 2. .ssazsssz4sssssss.s~
w. In soeordanes With The General Rssuis.
items. page ~. one wagon With eacn rssinens =
the Aeid, viii b. appropriated for the tsansporta'
ticn Of hospital supplies. Thls wagon. Win sne
II the Hospital Dspartnsns, ard rseneotal com
m sniers esd oshssss are Ufehsetssa IRON es''s
them Tor ether Pufp'ss''
=, command Of u. s.s,,.x q so w;s; u
e ,ANasant and inspector General !
TO secure transportation for Lo.pit.! supple
and tho reservation Of smbulances for thetf iegi.
mate purpose cShs traneportatco Of the sex ene
wounded,'') Medical Directors md 6urseons Of
Divisions brisadss. and 1esment. Will nrse nS
Epoi.. to higher authority, oinor, who fall to
comfy m, -isa the sT' r sooaE surs.o. e.e1
nEFU0EES, ETTEN HON i-Tne under.
II, signed having rece,vra w nR%S1NV
sissy for soo. = fare,.sa Rsaes o.l upoa ~
refnScsS. ana sjSscialIy g o. nom Aaryland.
20 come soths rescue. Xoa nov nevs &c op:,
g 1 ;s' sas c.: R: q ):
The oSrps l. ilstsndsd 70 opsrase Within sne
enefn . lines q gasrinaST and'cos % qusauy
the ordinary fatigues OF camp lle Wila -
val taken from the snsmyiWill b. pald for BY
the Government. ~ -.
The usual bounty Of go. and 30 Tor clotA-
,nc are Sranted TO those who Are mustered In.
Havine Already nearly enough, only few
more viii be necessary to muster the com
pany In.
WIN. II. iHOWARD,
$3.50 Capt SCOTS Rangers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-14

n FIRST HOWITZE8 COMPANY.
kbssntess from this company willfeport st oncs
for duty Those who are slch wili send surgeons'
IL not con piled with immediately, the nrmss Of
,hs dslil qasnis VIII DO put ijshed 40 desc. sers m
I ~, ED. 8. MCCARTHY, -
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