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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02
DIED,

III Buakashaa, on The sh Nay, tous ucuor Ia ID.
Ssh year.
THIS coed man conlag aIsons IS 1ns' o. he Nnisby
uul poe the proto und. sire ~ 81 IL leaves
adscN0nGs vile, SSeT-lllaw Sld -'s 20 "tu-h IL
memory The fond alsociaoa, honest .a ha NJ br
20 d col We oduced to sencvs he died no. -ron
hoOe
"Au D-s work tOg hsr for good them that Lore Col
In RchmoB1 Nav 2S fn wouod receiF ed 1t Cbancsn "a
vile Sunday, the "a Lieut. FRENCH MOTHER BIFP, a The
Osariossys Artillery, IN The 20 yea u his Sys cass.
10 . II. aad Harriet P. DO, Of Charlottesville.
a. sleep IN Jesug." H.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02

VIOLENT AssAuIT.-A soldier named Conner, belong
ing to the 25h North Carolina regiment vas terribly
beaten yesterday afternoon, Poor House Ill., by two
men named Wu. Laiber and - Ford. Connors in
aries we're supposed TO be Of serious character lis
comrades with muskes IA their hands, lOOkiugfor
the parties who committed the assault, at a late hour
last evening.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02

erxERn orDEa,

- 800. AicaoSo, Nay 18th, $50 !
l. Ia yisCss where era ars rea CT 1rs EO,pta TIRE.
Stas SosTG 4 Eiasnsrs or X Iosytas 70 Sica hey b.
ing whoss duty ThaOewiee in each y said ho.i
s aAd sxArtns applicants for flroushs 10 all
hsy Gl aad applOAn1 Ter military duty, either fse
dhsese OF wounds an hkey 70 rsmas f City days VP
gar d. hey Al al yydsd his life eonvaesc vii not p
Adr qiop b. enaAgsed eeby, gan, u oag Cor saeI
tine nat 70 e1SSel sty days. ~ they sA deem he eA be ug2
m fhere WIFI, dv.tred FOR each Board herein constituted
vi sas faTloUsas 70 b. signed By the senior Tembtr ii,
bOsrt; which VIII RsCiY Ae In the en.th fOu2h he Pa'e
sud 40 NRhsf Formally rquiel Of ie old e AM Ii
psspoIt other 'hGn his iIrlough.
dr. sting tue utme, eolgaay, rsgp
ard brisaee q ne Lines m place eseuoe ana lie llg
kcviJ. nd he pen Guas TsLh be has sgeed s 10 e.
resume dgt, be Rsr3s4 b. hJ How'd ci EXAMINERS
hs saigon seDyal AM If such faoa0 fsea imyfof ely
yr n.el The dereC oGcers viii be led @ ea1e before NIL
~ lie Board aforem nG.r d viii also e1srlse arp .aasfi
dteh igshom he s:niee, hospitals visited By them and
for seNis in ne hli my SepATunst Of ne army
aea1es OF dlI6yh agosd by the ener member 81 ne B,sI
and tpPsyed By he General commanding n Sruy oep-
Insnt g Erh le so belongs CT by Ls hrrgson Gob-ra
SD enhs lin 70 tsGssrse = be 'Rastd byf cumnsndsn
Q, the pest "hs al complete and forward Le oer;Ecaes
Gsasay" TO he AGuAn and Inspector Generals oos The
gsoa In ehage toe hssCIa al "Haa State
meats The soldier WI feOd'e uansf otos t. TIE place OF
v Ia places where s.s ba: ..o Aspts sur.
10 charge 81 hcspyO sisiGn Shall conFtitUte BoNd
h, purpose GioresalT md u place where Their =
Iis, the chslgN t-o GJaau
Two not hen shsl coasSrts Board tie pgrpos,
Aforesaid gd mes faovs AMI rsoOurssod disc Age Es.
Il presciibs3.
81, VIE soldier has heea discharged eR'er se prov
4 his order and his desc puye ISL sd "frsl Ga:eneu,tn
cannot &c O. he VII be nrssfd by char
the hospital rolls for payment upon his aCaV skr Leor
vi Ia, he Ia, pay for The reiio1
i0r which he ens tc dne AID thE y indehs e
The Cvnede1ee States beysn the luOnr. Sisted ty IT,.
vi Au'ce 81 ur'cugh, i,ysd under these will
forward vsesl0 y tie Soad q nxGnns rtiee- all
tohArges from service ~ eonnaadsns Of posts The nre
date common iOc Of tie 10 which solder becugg
and y The AdIutant aad lnspOcoT General
VIII The houss surgeon all hospitals shall each attn
under bis charge once eyey day.
TX Paragraphs ILL., " aud Y. General Orders No 81
ssnes nom TIT oce, pertaining 10 matters here rtS.ed
re4clnded
BoSrdS Of Exani aad pest haze no rowe
70 grant Ofcer cave Of absence They
upon ihe usual Surgeons certificate for the nsdrslon
he uers1sndDs oesr q e department which
SsieeT be'ugi By Greer.
lsguet, COoPRs
my30-d'W Atiussnt and Inspector General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02

INFORMATION WANT DIV s,n,
CLOYD McGAyOCR taken sick Al Hauvsr Juaellan sn
sent . Rihnohd. Aninforra on conesrarE h VII bs
thankfay received by bis father, No. 81, Blsri aoers
il dt' DAVID McGAvOCE
. 10 REWARD.--Losto 90 Saturday or Su.,daE
% eWeen Jeaeron seventh strre my FRgE Pa.
PERS TIE absVe VII b. f for tser nul de-
Hvsy 10 ne. BEVERLY H0GG,
is3-1g' ifps man d color.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02

SToSEwALL BmGADS-BIigalCr General James 4
Welker Of Pulaski county, late (c.oal Of the This
.eenth Virginia Regimen, has re assigned 10 the
command Of the S,opcv'a Brigade General ". went
into service a. Captain Of compA-y G. ia the 4.h Va
Regiment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02
STATE ARMoRY,
OOrner I,h and Cary sireets,

STATE ARMoRY,
Corner 1th and Cary ereets
Richmond, May 10, issS.
s s.1asS A1S. persons who have recently OBJ
Amory for temporary uy, win return he from this
Mn ssrnesly Teqassied that this order ane TO me here
q trssAa he VIII not be put ne disa -tesb
OF nsny recourse % such the law pro-
WOES Tor osfteoVey 81 any Of the arms 90, thus call
p. g. O0GHLAy,
ny3s-0 ordnance Superintendent Virginia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02

KILLED sr LleHryKG.-Mr. Thomas h, O'CoHnor, 4
Young man in the employment of Major Wirnemore,
while riding into Augusta, Ga. on Friday asst Oa The
powder works Vas struck ~ lightning and instantly
killed lis horse shareirg the zane fatt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02
- 80 EEErTLON

TsE MlLITART Woodworking 70 the returns pub
s1j Yesterday, The majority for Smith, in the army,
a. ar as heard from was gS4 to which add So for
omission from the vote in smiths brigade, making 9g2.
We have since received additional returns giving the
following msj0rtes:
Far S@ih.-Sd Regiment, 90; l2'h Regiment, II
18Th Cavalry So 2Sth Regiment, "a 4gth Regiment,
1871; 5Sth Regiment y, W. L. Jicksou's command,
Regiment (itiauuyL l5t, ljh Ec-Ient 10; 4lst
Regiment llg; 6lsJ Regiment %; % Brigade, Trim
1.e's Division 25S. Total lI5I.
For FloluHoy -Armsteads Brigade, l45; Srd Bri-
e1de Glade Springs IS; 10th Cavalry, 10 Mcintosh
Battalion, 8; Artillery Battalion, Camp Carter, So
Total "a
smiths majority in the army far as reported, 200.
Add refugee msjoriies" say 250 making about 245O
,uaJority.
The majority fer Imboden. from partial returns from
che army as published yesterday, coo. Additional
returns increase this majority to /, l75.
lt is proper remark thss ;he returns reach US in
such shape chat i, is not impossible may have re-
D,zfed some Of tie figures in a few cases, though We
have eudeavored to guard against the duplication.
TBg CuiEs AID CoUNrrEs.-No official returns from
t1e cities or counties had been received by the Secretary
80 the Commonwealth up to yesterday afternoon. His
assistants engaged in compiling the returns from
t1s army, msuy Of which are informal and have 20 be
a. back for revision so as to conform the prescribed
i,-,n The labor involved in he task Of separating
Az arranging The army vote is by means light, and
mas occcpy tSO Or three weeks From letters and
other source, We have the following returns Of MAORI
t.,s 10 Us cities and counties mentioned:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02

HxSuCo CoUNT.-rbc contest for lie ronse Of Dele
gates in this county h, bson very cos ". jos. !.
English leads Nr Robert A Mayo about . Yates with
few camps Ia b. beard from
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02

E0R SALE. A SINAI tract of land lying on
the South Sac Raj, Cad, miles above Raruslpe ana
adonn the sHd Of John Arnstesd VIM Bnford Std Captain
Walls With good q corn, anu all kinds Of vegetables
growing and possession gyea any time Those wishin
pJrohase Invited To call and examine he place for
where ey NI End the Subscriber who will pleasure
showing the place,
WALLER wILsoN
N. B.-A comfortable dwelling on the place.
Sc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02

SHOOTING A WoNAN.-NimrOd B. Dickinson, charged
With shooting negro woman named Sarah, slave Of
David Mcdaniel, was arrasled before the Mayor yes
terday bu, the case postponed to Wednesday, and
bail refused Tire shooting took place on sunday af-
teruoou, at Dckinsous house, in the Valley. The WO-
man, it is said went there and made an attack upon
Dickinson, who shot her in the left breast inaictiug
serious wound Jealousy is reported to have been at
the bottom Of the affair.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02

vsLus-oAarl yoar $500; no-.ls ss0O fos les ps-
~. 40 per nonsh.
szr-FTrnE ysar &c @, -caar, see
S.,s- ysa-, $50, u0aths, BSge,
s.sanoss Z. t-e r,x q re sre1cioc-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS

The returns are yet insuaid Mt enable rs 10 give
Is. Of the Congressional Representatives elected,
though the following ba been ascerained with air
~; To ths 81 district. Col Williams c. wiekhAm 3
elected over james Lyons in the 4h district, Charles
F. Collier eelected over Tbos GaOlson; in the 9th dis
riOt Thos s Bocock reelected without opposition IN
the It'll district, Wm O Rfves eecesa without oFpOsi-
lion; In ;ae Och district, Col Funston elected over Mr..
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RD'yr ASDnSr,s srsEEAtsory5cf, |

= ~, ra ~ I-Iar 1-tsS' w. , "
eA'A No. NJ ri w 80 ICl-1-.tT. is'V
The following cot ongTes having been approved By tle
4 ned:
Az 1 aaosipg bospI Accommodation 10 So and EoaFd4d
Ofeses.
The Congress ofthe ouedsts States Of Ams DO 81 Aot
That k ~ sourced h II be eDOved EolsitL &c, n
rnolu, IA any nIspiIaL u tie Con edefAe e~''s q"
one ooigr pr die1t - a 90. 49,, Va.
SC All he Il tr = rhel Ed cfncer shai te
y,Ihopt n,ey lie 81 all emitted 10 he same
The al eon IN chang, a. expiration Of every tirty Days
shtae le Accolu ied 10 draw lie amount ttthy
place Shsre the ocer might hsve draw IL wLleh sl ,s
au,tsi tom ii OF et AZ Ia the way a. he nm III haa
draw T. any oieef sNsg ms in' again tHS 20 PH'
isledl Is In tie c sc q fi2adUgut dsEWss ..
Approve April o. 1873.
By ORDER ,oo,re
C2gnsdO g CYCYER,
. j2-lE AoJutant u lnbPtI 0e-ttal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02
NOTICE TO TAxPAYERS.

DE it ordained by ia 2 Cou cI of the city of
- Richmond that the Collector Z the City TaxSs shan
nuay give notice in at least fur & daily pevspspes OF ths
city fteen days prior to the 18Th dy OF jane thsthe WI
att nd at his flee daily b.tweD he hours Of O'CLOCK NJ
O'Clock p NJ from the 18Th III Of jan inclusive
for hspurpoae receiving from amp person charged Win cy
the whels half OF the amount % tar ehafge De
Quoting the whole orehE The case may te
thereon The coli eto hall In IKE name. ave
notice. for fifteen sys prior the1ah day Of hat he
will attend his Office daily between the above mentor % hours
The 9th The 3st OF December, neusivs Tor he urpo,e
OF receiving any who has aeGy paid bali ooy
city charged - HIM. the remaining half deductng
rom sSes s1 ' - q pss,sd JaSusy
Ilh 1855 will attend atre Cole go IA sCty Han,
from the 18th Of this month for the purpose OF
jsiSln J5IIUs HoBsoN, O. Q. 3,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02
ADJ'E AND INsP'A GEMS OPTIC

Mayo, 1856.
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No.1a9.
XVIII he follow resolution has been submitted 70 tie SEC
Rotary from hceTs and sOiGis o. tie dG isr-
msr. commanded b. Lieut. Gen. IN IlsI J. JicGsop:
Resolved That -GAnce with GeneIbl ckc-L's Wish
and tbs desire Of his DrsAos hoacr 81 FIRST seat enAIds-
Secretary Wa be REQUESTED 20 de liza b. ka9l aaa
dsgnAted The Son w.. Bfsd - and That IN tlcs formally
adopting ls SLsa Sssp rst4 connected I- LIZ All
fame, we will stvs % rslde oursvreI- worthy - ~ by
uAtIg hs virtues and Ike La devote al eLesl 70 @
great beo ", Ct securing % reoTed county lie
bessinsg oil PeEot 81 4 inGepo1delce.n
Xxx TIE OsPsTrc eheIuliy sequisoss in the rish thua
oppressed, ard Ate that the hgAde rSerce TO hat
ds5gnatsdas tn" sroS BAoADE" hc0mnend5 tie sIt
which prompts thsJtq est he, the ze~ sniderOdn
the patience and cOnrse Of he faptn heTo who're na s
his stIh1 companios II deaR apItcste TO- honor
and preserve nay aseend and animals 0Dy ths SsleEH
each ade and every slsr u III. Armies CT he ut
struggling dive eacE from their border maeb E1d
lDrhArS os invader.
JEo. wlTHERs,
J9-lw as. AIJS GSs'L
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-For sale

HOOOG ANb LII rOh OALE.-For sale,
Ii house apd lot In the village Of Chatham lttsyysp,s
Court House, containing about forty land more than
one-thrd OF which In woods The dwelling Is new large and
conveniently arranged front and h. wen OF excel
COED framed kitchen re place above below smoke house
an excellent cabin e pSce above and beow good stables
fine sraWbuy bed p potatoes and other spring vegetables
growing several bushels Of seeded there Il small
meadow and young orchard place The whole we'll en-
closed and oyennt arranged and he best locations
the village There are 1--WE churches rsicans n The
village and The society unexceponsbe ANY person In want
OF place well htied up for good sized FAIRLY in healthy sec
hon. would 90 well 70 view the TIE court house car
be reached from distance by the Richmond and Dan9e Rail
road 70 Rnggod station aud thence by stages (Which
Price $4,000 cash. Possession given Immediately.
a. L. B. CONWAY,
mys u RtisylyanIR court House
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02

E-glFSss torz7-J..g; L. ,as sces &.ag --l-e-y
Caldwell tried ys2',rlay toe &C. % horse hon
Tl. 5 Bernpel aud acquitted.
John Fare indeed for s,eslss Solt !:5-. Iotn
3,po, orsa, VS. red 30 'ta iagy beng r--s.o =
.J-e upon ver..s i'sctarg3 ans .ae ease Wa
continued
Eislld Nrrphy .l5cf=d tc- t->2zinE inc rs -.-Ee
81 Wstr, b. B!sI- ard steslas g.ocsres -s.-sd a.
rb1lt $1,000, WIS mex. put upon ,bl. Ihe ilgy req
lersd vertcs OF LOT gritty, and he sas accordingly
discharged.
Joan GGrPly, convicted Of unawrul.y shooting Nat
thew Calishs7, yesterday sentenced 10 years
Imprisonment in the peilsntGgy-sxecuoao Of sentence
10 be suspended four days give the prisoner counsel
en- opportunity 70 apply 70 ths Governor Tor
tl'inn Of pullsAmclt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02
~ x NJ, PAINE ! co.

( TROCEnIAS AND DRUGS TT AUCTION
~ We vi sell u oar Rsr u, on WEJEAsD J,7s ST.
s1cI u ~ ot!'ts YsgIy Of G.,ceI!es u Drusf
Hedti1 ~. AHorg viie y b. found
foWn 5 ~ IA bess Z d "a s.f, I'D Java ART cS 5ae
Tea fti' Pepper, SCs Car al HOrs Co Cen
stIh soda noe OIL Boy UoA Wh sk., Peach .ray Ea:
g. &C ~ g. ay - cases, Hc A. Geneva = -ant!.t
au1 6il'c Add 81 phuric '-ura, 90 Ess-I f. T.
iIltes AeG baez ssannory psn snd Coac TaiJ drf.
~ rs ~ Printers IRE, e-Als SOFA ssh
! Ids Amt, PAINE& q rrp+s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02

NOTICE TO CONSCRIPTS.
IN Notice Is hereby gvtn 10 81 Conscripts who
eramned pior TO The pnbdodon een order No 90
Adt Id GINS oce Feby 28d 1868 and excused from mil
announced In rat order insufficient
Tor exsmpos will sppr beose the Medical Bead Of the
sh Congressional District which will the Second Monday
the A DAG Of June o. Bowling Gssen Caroline county for
denomination Of Ill Tuch persons and others who any
have failed 70 aPpes befse The board heretofore.
j JANDERsON Opt, and
Chief Enrolling ohncsr for S:h Congressional Iistya
nyS0-st
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02
TIE GENERAL ASSENB1E.
THK sENArX

lHk ssNAiA
Asit &c almost i-praciicabe to ascertain from the
Ses1ea,ssy ilrai snd reports which each Us the re
sgl. CT se e.Ieiol il the sever Senatorial Ds;r;c.
We eve ~ q.ss. the successful c. didates when as
s--cd Of lei =ecy;cu 20 inform US BY mail, in order
that VIC rsay prepare full list OF ne Senators eject.
We believe yh- IT. Asa D. ri kasoc Is reelected in
SIC g-rce Eialiy Pis,ri & NJ. c. 3. Lynch, in :he
Campbell ,. u.o; Lr. ". 7. Sutherln IS probably
elected in tie Pis vl ia District, aud Mr. Peters
il he Sng, District The 70 :. y ne Dis'giot COZ
posed OF Eaurcl .ua Esagr-- IS s,i- IN doab:. The
Io.b " c-yAry g,.a NJ : n oa7;, &c us!Ority, and
ks el,c.ios oy.- L. Glrrei: 5 clliusd-
zCUs4 o. czLEcArSs.
= on n -ep75s vhch ave REACHED ~ no have
r-isvp ,a fs.o Il g partial i't Of members eec: e
III 8euge Ct D,i,s-r We viii be glad &C rave any
.--orS ,CrrtS.,i, ga III supplied, 90 hat We
have cozree; i-l la p4ol.o.,ioa:
ZlJsr.c- e--E Ms,-udvr e - Branch
.I!rzgslrI1-j2-- I SaOvtea.
-4lsi.srst -Pte!~j nyael.
Lt9f..@--W. a 3.sNel aud Alc1. jordan
Cc1,Itei-E B L-aLe Sld Dan'l Aarr
Cicfiss C.sy Ian. Cs'y ard Gss Gsnt--Wl s. s,s-
tert?)
CR.sssrEslS-Yu 1:a-a
D,ay,dqt I ", Lam.
Grss-ssjis ca s.. ~. r. Lunig.
Hs-rsee-lo-. :. y - 81
.Esn-y.--S4n... d, .tr ~ ..Y uejoHtsl
Ki-y W. ,H--H.r-..2s r6nin.
.Ga'to--A $. lay-,-:< 4. : 2her A. Morgan.
.E,rOa-pci'G- - = rs-s. - .-sWArt(t)
E~ttSc7-fgy- - a .l--i-.
-,l-.-s,s9gas--N. =
-i.'s5N--J g. SLe.'.l
Petcv.iITp--a. y. = e'ev
P,t,g!se.iI--A. 5 8 5;I ',- 'ilr.a,
l1-1.cs Gs0tS5 and osrTy-- t-.-r
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YALUAuLE SNAIL : sFM or nsGDWWT
GAEGEN, o. THE DLIF,RUN @-kN-
TIA y, IN HEN al " COUNTY, g ~
MILES WEST az TIE CITY 0g
nlCH1IOND, Al ACTION.
A T THE RhQCEST or WR. JOS.
T. sptco, will Ell u, On ne prem .ss or DgEsDAY
lune 81 eorneeeis a. O'Clock che Ns.ohble AID
iaDsome small ia II, 10 heI On gerro Cpldty,
Run Turnpike ~ miesw g, Of the cry Rictu q cortsir
~ Acres q which ~ acres are ecs aud Ne in Cora
M Clover, toster with large &C. der the yesets
es the bAarce heavily Wooded 0aE ard Hn q mai
leu grov tn There also upon he Ysy srier
ut In the past ave years.
TIE Improvements SIS Of or.she Dwelling contain
ne -Four good Rooms besd. all the b. ldinss
Persrs desing To secure ace contiguous the ety.
would DO vel stteni this s L.. -
TBRXs Onethfd cash, the VICE. n desired balance
and y months FOR negotiable with late est added and
secured By deed Of tus TIE pucha psyng the taxes Cor
1853. JAS n TAYLOR sON
inNZS-id' Au-.'..
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III AyIFES IcLLEsoy. OAr .ElT. AZ "a.

w q VII sell IT our Warehouse, No. 0, Pear
w slree', OF WgDsE3DAY MORNING. Jurs 8, eomnene-
Ing ateH o'cief, tie o.awing sss9tm.t CT eA bl9cues
gods: AN@
DRY GOODS
900 p'eccs Svks Na,rscok and Dottei Irsllls,
case snpsT Black ALI aoas Ut P-Tsmata Cloths E2e
Black Auh White llts r. h fig'j 0.gEaGie lLEn,
Bi4 < ItuIGn 10 l., I B.AY Linen,
1-ish ilusui, White an card Popsr Csm5rie,
Eg-CLGa latoT, pad B,msliics,
b. GcltG &c *. bstL Tow Lugf, &C., &c.
EJffC&s
G.-iI u id and eva h.Il Zoe L. ,isP White Cotton
NOS,
Gb1 Ig, L.se1 Tape A.CdCial rcw,r5,
tctdlrb, h-i'itg P4s Pc els. Pea oiGsts.
PayI Ca %, E.vtiSy -s. .l-tl enI,
SpD,eF A5su srd lv,gF Flae Coats,
sap- la-ealr ne aEi A at lrit.ls
ftC-ftar4 LSIls Cplsry.
81 T-t q .ttd .5ts al tp'o-H,
ladies' Go ] J. cksls Bs-gs. Elns Shit 3.gts,
III &c hl'gE 81.
CLOTHING.
AlfTg assOrtnsn o. u AID " C.ol eoaEs,iag Of
Cat, ia-ls nd EST,
I4a,s and Go Cd sh!.ts.
- BOOTS AND sHOEA
Ladt.S KID 81, pDs, HG no'al shees,
Gems Boots Sll -hoIs E0sb sps
" etes-s sup ar OIL lea,
lnStk Wnltg 'ik, ono - ed Lyc,
Matches. rem soa 3 q.
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ADJ'r 4 ISsP 4 GsNERAL's OgPlCg, :
kiczNoSo, Nay 2tb, $50 :
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02

SUoaR MI FL d'R.
} sUGAM b. Us and BIS,
kLol h d. l. EXt.A - Sui rrnrt- ns-Gnd
Acdmg
Per Alt b; y. Sr''L y =
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02

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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-10-02
IN THE COUNTRY.

The farmers of this part of the
country will need all the straw, fod-
der and every kind of provender for
stock that they can possibly save.
Most Of the corn has been so injured
10y the frost that the fodder will not
be so good as it usually is, but it will
all be needed. Those who do not
require all the trough feed" they
can save for their own cattle, may
be certain that others will want it
and every thing of the kind will com
mand good price.
Cattle that are fed under shelter
will require much less food than il
fed out Of doors and in the mud
and IT is very likely that some men.
stock will suffer, next spring. fol
want of food that has been trodder
into the mud during the early winter
months, in consequence of the shift
less, wasteful way of feeding by sim
ply scattering the feed along upor
the ground.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-10-02

Folly Island. s. c.,
Sept. (, 1868.

DEAR FATHER Fosters Brigade
returned at l2o'clock last night from
Morris Island. We started from
camp at 3 p. IN. of the 9th, and a lit
tie after dark went into the trenches.
As usual, the Thirteenth was placed
in the extreme front. companies \ .
Il, and G., acting as sharp shooters.
When We first entered the trenches we
found that our closest parallel was
within sixty yards of Wagner. The
Sappers and Miners were hard at
work,making many devious turnincs.
but surely and rapidly approaching
n connection Of our works with those
of the enemy.
All night long our 10, Is, and l.
inch mortars, accompanied by our
heavy Parrottt guns. rained shot and
shell into luckless Wagner. A large
light. i suppose something like those
used on locomotive. only more
powerful, was placed in position so
as TO throw its light on Fort Wagner
In this manner we were enabled 10
sec that Fort almost as plainly rs if
IT were broad daylight, but the reb-
els were so much dazzled by the
light that il would have been impos-
slhle for them 10 have done any ac-
curate shooting even had they pos
sessed any serviceable guns. All the
guns in the fort had been dismount-
ed or disabled the day before. Now
and then n shot from some sharp
shooter, was the only sign OF life in
the place
shall not attempt description
OF The grandeur of this night bonn
tardment. II were useless,-I have
neither the words or ready pen 10
give II expression | took my nos;-
ton on top OF parallel within fiftv
Yards of Wagner. and sat up the en-
tire night watching with intense in
terest the brilliant scene presented
TO our gaze. \ continuous stream
OF fire poured around and over us.