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, 1863-06-22

MARBLE LAND8+
Tia itnovtsg 1sc1a ara acesed for ss.a or ;ea1s Al
may be agreed npoa. viz:
5or8e $500 ascxes OF Iron LanGdr
Lyipg In 4Fs*auette County Michigan Lake su2ar.or~
frnna u tc - Eles southwest ot the town Aod Eax
bor OF Nat4ae'te. on tho 1run Mountain RaaEe well
ttmpeIsd, pss1ch e tss Exon ~ R!se- running
q s re: oser a. ron lss{s The Naslassts
Northern side: I'D Elthin u mlesoa he wsst COZ
heavts of magnetic and Other iFqn rha
whole wall be sold Ia body or Mvldes to sTif par
plate portion "fit for tha pnross offoFming Joint
St1ct Company IN view Of working the same and re-
taintpg interest thereia+
Also. lying In tho same County, situated In MAJ
uret;e RaY. s5 ruilss below the town Of AA7qtatte
tact Land containing Marble Blpo. upwards 100
feet II hrtxt and l9 feet In vtatn tsrm.a3tinE
easeepIble q good wea9tage The marble & y m1s5y
and VII: b. disposed ii a. ADORE. ,r
The enoaenher expects to b mostly ae MasQustfetof
tbs neat swo months and 1 exhibit 1ho said property
to my y Ehlng to purchase q otherwise, QE N n1a
temporarJ absenco. Messra WHITE : 4ATSsAARo. TsA6.
p1ttshus7h. June 10. les. Jel1 G!il'lH
, 1863-06-22

Jsmes J II
jackson Hannah mics 2
jackson Diana mrs 9
Jacks Mary + mrs
Jtuuieo1, S r mrs
jordan Susan E mrs 2
Kan Emma miss
Ear1 Annie miss
Ecegan Ora mrs
n1edy Nellie II miBs
KHin Margaret mrs
Reef Albert mrs
Kelley Frank mrs
Kellogg Julia L mies
Kelly Louisa mics
Kcl] : Sophia mrs
Kerr Annie Mss
Kenny Eliza ] miss
Kcpa1y Mary miss
Herman Margaret mics
Lyons Catherine
Lusk Bridget mrs
Lumpkins Louise mrs
Lorett Lydia n
Ionergnu Lawrence nrs
IorE Alexander mrs
Long Annie miss
Lincoln Stella A miss
Luntocker 4 r miss
Lirc1c Henry mrs
Lizzens Aa1y nEs
Miller Mre
Moditt Aida m1ss
Moakley Ann miss
MoaGhan Nellie miss
Morgan Lydia mrs
Morrison Catherine mrf
Moore c E mrs
Moore D 3 miss
Muir Margaret E mrs
Murphy Eliza
| Murphy Margaret
| Murphy Bridget
| Mullane Mary
Murphy Bridget
Myers E1b1na miss
II yere Sarah 4 mrs
Ecboney1os phf1cmis
Minors Eliza mies
Marsll lIarp Ann miss
Marcoe Rosn mies
Mcconnell Lydia 1nias
McCobb Elizabeth mis-!
McCrash Catherine 1nl'
1fcCuf AMI miss
McComb Lon mrs
McCloon Aun Mrs
Mc!9onald Allen ! IG mrs
McLutrc Jas u mrs
Mct,!yl'n 13 Iisc4 NE 1nls
MsGs.1 Mes5iaA ;,.,,I h!a1 ~ Ma
MeHIar Mtee1Hn.arn cvs9 w. -"
Ss-,,N.russs
sI4o NS,sen III, E.:rn,, mrs
N.TIMnyRm
Et.,,-fnn 1farvJ miss
0derhoW mfe ,,.
Oakman Ma.Earltte
otAy Cl'ristine
oEeE AQ1l MIan mrs
---.,,son-,..
t0sEe A4li'c I M17a
Itfuee mIs ,:. -,.,
Parsone hll9 Mss
Parker mrs L
Patmor c A mrs
; Peck Carrie miss
Perkins HartelE mfs
, 1863-06-22
nOCIOR B1GELOW,

nOCIOR B1GELOW,
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN
Formerly Of st. Louis. No..
Err pc consulted q. Ills office 17g south ClaIk s1ee
nt, ef3ce On I'll Cto<ic Diseases and difeases olbota
Nne IVn f:rh Ia treats With unparalleled kueceas.
&c senarnte where ladies and gentlemen cau con-
iii lie 1rto once honrs tr1 #
~, safiatjoss frce Address r. .. Bo1 Isl 1oeaose
fwI star US and get his
=r1DE TO HEALTH.
From tilt Doctore lnrE experience 1n Hospital ana
fsE:e practice. he f. abe 70 ledoFn ana VI Euesan
" nefi. ctfet fol al Special Diseases 10 the no&
se, ,c!e ard complicated stages. IN avery short time
Fnnur r.a ssficIing nom Nervous Debility ase L.
S1tcd to caI.
a PERFECT CURE "AtkRAhTED'
Persons suaevng from Irregularities should can st
nrce ul.r he cured. r,,.o,-
Ita. Of c!1y Etfcteocts ~ 70 Ao4a'5 aoo 10e@.es'
, 1863-06-22
EeaQl MntileS.
TS1ATE OF ALONZO BRUCE,

ESTATE OF ALUNIU BNUCE.,
IL DECEASED.
Administrators Notice.
Eotice T. hereby given .hat Hiram Bailey aamlSi II.
Il CulcF il lie County Of Cook and State fInota
ccctaseo Lave nted The term q t9e
at tic Cturt House. in the City Of ChlcaEo u the
tornty q Ctck SLATE Of u!tno's on tne ~ ~
EDSDa1 OF JULY. IN the ye4f Of cur Lofa 1ne
thonsana csi 1urd ard II tae sfngg
III persons having clas against he eetAts Of the sad
Alouzo i.-oee dsccaSd. a5s hereby no1ned a9d % re
HIRAM BAILEY.
Ad1nttt .aor OF the EkAte ot AlouZo Bruce deceased
Chicago. H.. J0nc 5th. 1863. 3c6 c91S-td
, 1863-06-22
1ngrabam A T
Living Chas Il

L
sth Lake DIP Lodge John B
Wal Lewis James DR. Levcre IhomasT
Lemay Ell Libby Cyrus E
Tohn SLeighton 8 DR. Laner Adam
d A Letting Theodore attimorc James
:, D 4a9EG B Leomis Angus
>hn L Livingston Al tus e
Little G B Long Barnahas
I'm A Leopold r F LocEwookAshell
m Levy Newman Lyons. A
IS Lee A N Locke PB
Lean Lafayette N 4 Lyman Chas
Little d Bradley Lllg,ins Stephen
ZOE Leehey Thomas 3
aIarl DLandan George Logan Geo Il
Leayett Thos LOCKER Hsasy
Leroy Henry Lower J ?
Is Lamb j " Long e D
ot1as Livingston JAS Lyman J P dr
les Lawrence j II Loomis J G
er Lieber'man JAS Locke J e.
Chas Lawrence 1oorman Jos L
Lake jas 4 1oug Wm
I.atamer James Lusus Wm
7ftt c I.addJ ) Lyon Willard H
DR. LingInan
III
9 4 Merrill Thos Mcakinss AT
nes Madden John WMerriman An
mr. &31urifell j II drew
Mory John Mungan Ned
anuel Mahony John Mack G a
MurkY John MarfCF
7 Mallory John h,athtr & Dexter
Fran-Mayworm Wil1l-aselson, Morris d
Geo JMa Mayhew wR Mouran Charles
Martin WarrIck ]
'los Manning Wm MacnadingR
,s n Montey Caspar E
Maxwell Marce1:aloFsc Arnold
XII lus Mahong Dennis
Mal1y Martin Mi1lrum r L 4
! Alusfhall Lawis Miles Geo H
More mast SalnCNa.ks WmD
2 1fosher StlnB Merry IT L
q Morris Robt Morley 4
IAN HMurply Francis Mursina John
4 Morris I.oht Morris Jos G
E2 Moody nc Moore VIM
A A{olloyp r Morrison VIM Z
m F Afoultou CEas P MulsGil John
erJ Murray CM Murphy Thomas
rev Mullen Chas M Mnllen II ]
1fcrrfman " F Morrison Go
lip Murphy ? N Moore F
atk Murphy 1'atk II Nulluse " q
Morse Albert II Mickey John
Morrow ABB Marlsan Thos F
d E Mott Mr Mnston Levi B
q HfofIat Marian Masir nj q
' ~
Macs
Danl Mcconnell E 1rcEfel Daniel
: Chas McMahon Thos McGl13as Donald
MeShend James McEiwain Saml
John McMurrayJamcs u
hin IT sIc7}n5snrh Jas Ward
~ 1fcfntush Jarocs NcKin1aY Thos
McLenan : d INN oro
ohn McAln1le 'as, 3cnee 3ns r y u
'qn1 2rsnaa;s1 MsoGts91 - W.Tamsan sTn :, ~ YIN
co4h1 19enniaa atcaa ~ :. - 3 1'S" y !"
yonn tcAm 2icAi,i91 T q e. wan,.,+ Mr.
Joan a1can Gg1naG I, 32teDo1S, 3tDennu1,19i %
Fohn McDonald afcn-McDonnsuAliS .s;1l.
snJ0nn Dalo 9cgEl nUttHoAe
McCtea Aosna- MeGlnn Nall
john tna McLan. .Maa ILL
at1ett Mcti1nn!s ,cnael ~
Medfnn fatK hehHoy
Hugh
II
,s ~ Newton, ,ya1tsr Novcs Els
os II - tn ~ r "'S4 ME fTi,eh n
1he1 M. na Enycs Samuel n
,.,-o,, sN1,.r Ren1nmfu aVorea Wm
0ie't eSs Msnsii r Noyes Eormau9 q
,ho Eeshitt WIN Newheyrv Wm
JILL Oeeo1'' !" AVN WA
y
NJ O+NeaI Thos C O'Conne1l PC
Edwd O.Cumpangh TAo'Bricn Patrick
IN Oliver Edwu r O'1ricn Patrick
3lishaCOltycr o o Il
nj D O'Donne1l Jamcs0 'Drien Thos
ODounell Pat 0verocac JasW
y rick Ottan Lanard
,tlF O'ConncIl Dap}
.r.o,p.r71ru p,,u1cv Z. revs
pcmbio Richard PochIer Adar,
redH Thiljps ST e pjouts Henry
tmoe ParsSY 5 Plat Henry
ltrick Pcndcn FredrickPntinEton II bt
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LIZ. yALLANDIGHAM In EXILE.

The ,7siduous reporters in Ieu1osssa az
endenvoriag, but without brilliant SUGGEST, &c
MAKE scnsstit - Owe. this unfortunate yen
tielpln. ley 40 no. cva.snt wltt. tols
:. spniEe ~ oger the land y .rhst houses b.
Stsya, how he locks, i'll wis! DDltit2 ~ Il;
but they farther sfiirm th.t "h- s.at;- -.
disgust and 1..sAsls faction prevail liz the
Nt..l-wesi;" ard not only that bus h,
say, tnat nc saYe- "ihht tho "e6ple will Coz
.:iriy riss sEd throw If Liicoln's ha,e1
yoka." The Telegraph usu-lly c2rGnss It
sell to transmitting f:c;s-!bings thst sTu
lo"e, or being dsno; hut ibcs1 Tennessee
operaturs spread .b.osd over tie land, as
MISTER Of pewa, pHli!i-at opiuio':, auGIn,Se
o- prediction, which they have BEEN told -
certain iadty .dusl h.1 siren expression to.
Wo lake losye - hauh; it atorctter. Or.
VsilsndishaIn Ii I IuGn OF good sense aud
god feeling. Ia Is ioysl, and p1oolsins
,ha. he is loysl, 10 the Federal Union; he il
our moEta! tn.iny, auI SO ayows hiLuse!f -
If he Isuains, and sc.:iLe ha sen,ias, ia our
country. he will sasursdly nsye Inc good
.se;e TO keep bis mind to himself, and refrain
from d;ssri. u.ing Sibyl leaves through
tho tt.egsaph abvut tho patty politics of tho
'aad fctm ~"ira Ss is an exile. His p0si
ton is a peculiar and deiitste emo, and hs
knows H. aud wJi not abuse ia On the
vnole, iba"yf1c. 80 fee nlSuEe.he: certain
th.s Mr Yatauaishs.n Gaa not declared,
since re- came INTO our lines, that Inc people
Ill cartsioly," &c, 81. hud wo would
make free to- suggest to tie reporters tcst
The uss Of Tho telegraph is to inform rs Of
sameihing that has hsp!sred--not Of what
somebody ssys chat somabojy else thinks
will happen, or might, could, would or
should happtn.
Personally, we have much respect for Mr..
ValiandighRnl, As > foreigner who hss suffer-
cd upus. no-secution from TIE tyrlnt die
..toE Of his own country; and icoi certain that
no r III remember, whils here, ,hs. hs Is 3
foreigner, and - enemy, ami viii not TT
tempt to crate ATTY kind Of reIi41sHy be-
tve.n "u7 peope and the extending fsctions
Of hrs "@n. They are nothing to ns.
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them ss q apseiss o. disasssa tosnoiaaeei sns
ihe poor Peace Dsmocrstn srs perhaps E'n-
ceyely convinced that 10 tho vain a.teInat 80
conquer the South, tho Ncrih Riil lose her
own liber tiss forever.
Ana ioT the ye.y reason that these two
LIST named parties are tho only two which
csn pretend to ssnse or conscience, thoy will
probably be c7uah III. out by al alliance OF
Wax Democrats and Ooprcsvs!ivo Republi-
CANS. Already t.o candidates o-e pro..l'
nsn.ly put before tho people ior ne lex:
Presidency: ono is Abraham L'n'oin' The
otLs. Nc-&:io Seymour, Nobody Las yEt
yentI;.d to spesk u ULsss, still les oi aEy
Peace Dstsecrat." Tlo Now YORK 'Ati"fs
. great organ OF Seymour" moste'soorA's'5
usgs. that gcntleusn's eisims, upon tnoss
three pr!l clp!es. Wig gus prosecution OF
tia vrr, til! tSs rebels ssh Tor Ic&c:-~sc0-
nomicsi eSper di:uIes- uncomproni ing hos
t,l,tN TO ,bs rebe in The SILL, 90 g %. I. 20
The AbolinonistsSf the North" Tho New
York :: Her.id" hercupon, while approving
highly cf lie TIN 90 principles, srgues that Mf.
L.ncoIn iu.f!s all those conditions aId adV0-
Gates hi. 70. nomina lion in order 10 avoid fuan-
Gisl em5ar1S5s3onss.
Ia all nums2 probability tharo will he {
fusion If hose two psrtiesi and the pol
icy Of tho ceua.ry viii thus be established
AMI settled down .nto patient, prolonged, i'll
definite w..-Ha- no. Ayowedly 10. saoiiti'n,
out no. ssjecnDg Abolition As a military ne
cessity-not altogether constitutional, but
rs cousii u;ionsl As clIcuMS.antei may pe!-
init.
Bus what do ~s say : Tue election is
nearly two years oti and in Two year, much
WI! Asppen. For it is the Confederate arm:
that will make the next President in tie en-
osnJ's country; and before ore year goss
sround even.s will hsye befallen which shall
80 sitter tie present situation that II Is the
War Democrats and Moderate Republicans
wao will be crushed out; aid the wnoia
Yankee nation will be either in cast Of !hel:
defeat. one mild party Ct Peace Dsnoc's;s,
or sise lin csso OF victory onc 20 hs and
.Jaming horde of .orw!nating ,.hJIi:ionls.S,
vorncicua conhscato.s snd unsparH;g con.
quarors The decision rests wiz CDR sc,d.c:s
AMI genu;s,o.
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Hi Q.s. I'M DIV. MIDDLE Dsrr,}
Provost MArahAi's Office.
4. u. G. i Prov. Marshal.

Ava,o YANKEE C.PruEE.-A ruSn giving his
ns,nc ss John Smith q was arrsattd Cd the
Stone, yesterday mothlng, ST very es-ly
hour, std brought to The city and lodged in
tee Gusfo House. Smith says lie is 81 Eng
iishman, and that 30 and man named VII
lia,ps, dcss-t1d from ono eff the Yankee mail
boats on the Stono riyer, having brought
with them come $i0o worth Of valuable Yam
kes notions. Smith aud Wiilisms thought
that az others wcro successfully running the
blockade and making fortunes, they would
also emb.rk in the perilous adventure. They
lest thar reckoning u lhe Winding creeks ,snd
Smith So he ststes) yentured ashore to learn
his whereabouts. when he vas captured by
our picksta. Nothing his yet been heard Of
WilllAms or the /" notions, ''-Charleston
Mercury.
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THOUSAND SIX bun

IL LRED AND TEN fv2Tf-FIVE ONE hUNDkSDrH
hnLLAS-on la1y aght. Is 18th Instant, JsMAS 4.
I9lE ss,eonaed from my emp.5, r,ut With tho ptoo-edl
seNoeEs To haa ee7n Instructed 10 cose amounting
20 SGh!ssa Six Hundred sad Ten Is ov Dollars
hdu Hfeis me dAisd Friday Might bnA-d tbs
Britannia, (Which len A.s evening AZ o'clock ma 40
ka1els!ged tak.2g4s money. Ella uss . member Of
the WSchinstoo iSs int-rt'y VoIunt-es-sns wounded
|, hAna Ct tie BATH. O. sev,n PineI. BE va. aeon
on sandsy morning a; Rtnssviue He ha c.asti,u ~
reddish hai:. nor!d coai-r,op, snsi h.s,l.ncy in
tpeson. Nllh Lille apeyesuon 10 Ii, eyes, we'll sduea
:eA and plausible H has Bfltlsh Oorsuats papers.
"A rowSra CT. 81 900 VIII DO paid :sr hY srress
ana :ocgusnt IL any jai In tho Coufesescy, and
qusrter o: any money recovered vii DO given.
~ Eves5 paper 10 ,hs Confederate e,sies will publish
tHn .dr:rthensnt once sad head bill 80 ne.
I.ARs Il. TAYLOR.
5nheS-1f Charleston.
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d sUHaEE Il AGENTs. Auors.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOTEL FURkI-
TURE Al TUE RICHMOND HOUSE
~ wErHESuAY the 81 Of JUS ssramesc'c~ y u
car" su5a lr's "a ru'e a: 'hsS -Gaoni Hec'e .sr-
proprietor d-ctunE busi.c.sl cotss 'E5 Of iure
syfmeat Of
PhkLOR,
CHAMBER,
DiNiHG ROOM and
KITCHEN FuRNlTUfh,
.n1 .H'r"o'pg ers:l;hag a'c'a"J 80 eootu"' see
TIE PARLOK FURNITURE
Ccus',,. oi--
eItg.-t g.:,~s 4 plsao ~ 7..a.-, G.a, BY kplB:
co, q b-.aGore, IL good oI'-r,
.u!t OF Ps,l.r Yer tur, scsain, T,:e..Tei', 'r-
u".ifs P-ri"r Char, and p'cmsq., co's's.! IL
Dsm-'t, n b Curtain. CsTy-!, &c, P.iHitH,
OTAMBER FURNITURE
Gh' 'ar-i:G,' Of r:Iy ps eD"'D's,'' 'Ome ''aeh "'
mut.:.:-y hahos.-y and Ro's~.od Cas,n,n
g!rs-at jenny Lad voh,tess..
wHI-ol"I Asruic-iop Hss sRrj.
u-Eesest Chairs r. lkins Chair.
ii.,! .un SHACK psurc,.-,, ,eGtSer P:t. 40.
o,asr, 9Th Double I'D EasIe 1.u.s, b-d.-Ai, .tth
zero d;n.ry PTrnnprH.
r. nA1I snre;, iiou sot B,l.te st.p.,
Tds.I,, os-'ort, Cnrn'-fpsor,
DiNlNG-ROOH FURNlTURE
> Dlang rsrir. @ sir. Pr,.,'s Refrigerator,
!ars' ..'ortusrt Q! chiss.
fsrpeCuSts, 6!asssAT-,
Table CLOTHS SIpT'nl. l..
KITCHEN FIXTURES.
large end eresl's~' oeOkiag 2,ngs. 1ia All u'' 'p'
p.rat.s Attacked,
Ei.crt aiGc and Ali ths nIta'es nsce'ssy fer cor
du-t12 I,;ge epsbIshnert
Psrt'- VIII ny &c supply ihr-seIvts With Lon,.hoii
tu nii,rc vtG 10 E;tead tie .u"v- sale ~ sc %
ttrc Eurr'tnr- vii b. soic whs the gEttT
asSng 5et rra.ii III 81 iscGo br-in,,B.
Should the Iais CO; Lc cc~Yztd - :" n'S' day Is ~"
10 e.r.Eu,d iron CAP 70 day is the saue h7ur.
s'hhSg AID IREhrS.
ray 15--tss hut,inreru
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FOR .Hy NEW 0RLzAES YXILEs.

4 good c;..zan .: Richmond, VIII d-c::'s
to DO anonymous, hut whose noble example
will rot on that sccoun. BIO he less inspiring.
tSs handcd US ono thousand dollsr2, as his
contribution for relief of our unfcr:u2ste
feliow- countryner driven fer. :ielr homes
II New O,,eals by the wretch Bapke. If
tho ms.:yrdom Of taoso brkve-sprited people
g,ves ; new conservation t. cur righteous
cause, the bro!hsriy sympathy it excitss hal
lows that cause no less. Our good friend, in
The note accompanying IA donation, says
simTly; "On behalf Of the Now Orleans
ks. their unhappy condition ayskoas all
my hJnpataiesi 1 would divide my lsst
crust with them:'' TIE h!utal bar bArism Of
tho enemy; the ao.oic sslt-s,crihce Of the
gno6 Louisisliaus, who know how to cutie.
md die, but cannot bend i'll hCmags TO m
onsmy, nor hook their own children 10 The
face with lie in thoir right hand; ;ha sush
Of generous -eni:..Aun and Respect that
grest5 them from every corner CT the Land l.;
these are cishts and thoughts, AMI feelings
that have pcTe: TO dig deepe- aud make
more impsssablc he gulf that yawns now
between >ho Confederate people and their
iaor;sl enemies. ard separates us into two
nations FOX over mgre. 81.
Tne Committee vii! plsass 10 draw on this
Office for tue amount named.
In this connection, we wculd call .t,en-
ton to The following notice:
RELIEF FOR THE DESTITUTE RgfuaErs DRr
VEN our or NEW OsIP,ss Br BAsrs-A
meeting OF Lou.uiania.s, and hose wLo svlu
pstnize with the above victims af tyrsnuT,
viii bs heid ia the Hall OF lhe House Of Dele
gates, III the O. pitcl, on this (ruesday) eve
! Mig, $; S. c'c!tck, Tor lhs purpouo CT jevi-
sJny and .ti-ctiny me RsuYes of Yaijef
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:..thT.I r.r. taa s.:..e.Jr. .. Nc ,;ti"', u'
=. 'S,h o. =: - az. ni" .,n'5 go, - r., tn'
.-.uty ~ ny :IItr y,srl OF az, cv L.. -.''
.l:..- z. rs .irhI BAL; .r,rr aus r. .n.'''
... Fifty poE..-. L''r4 i IL. p "a -'i .r-i' 90.
;al .h.' qgltt .,r.rr aisa app. ". &c. f..r - .
.st pRtg .. trr n.= .a"". a. -..r s. roe - 4.
ro-.I, he 1t la . Z. . cr..tt' ....D
al. clc c u. -" sud NJ CGr los
''iy cot; - the ...t tck nG'i = = ~ '~.'
t-l c3"rst cs't'- goose. ru,.',usa. --.r n,"S.,
hi .PEo L ). O. n 90, an ~. - -.S
=-= { =: ss-'i"~ ror.- II IT, u.- ~
mel ~. ;'a'" .s,' .."'n! -. 'H'h rFr
T,r-, &c ."-p':a -, nj eel C "a. '5... No..
,.s..Lg his Wy 81. IL ,i.=i - - q: !vi'' Ell" .
co.Sn';
-i,I pay 80 ,hc=, rT7a, u J,.i.s-, 10 So o. '-.-
tt. co":'7 VI. O. =-Ssr"'i Cd '"a-- - go -.s s'.1'
sg,II. D. > = .'..H
w.s q. .. t-..'- 49,. a. '.--- 80 Pc. b.
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81 kEM AEn

s,TtAYsu o. sTOLE.. from ir'g HFm't"a'i Crssi
= g, ru..ifJ :Iht i'hi '.t.t. !-s-r IA rr""a
ItRs. I'm vi!.S Bind lcct -,id H'TS =. 'iys'
lcoSirg ariTG =" 80; q wave" III :..iDE ." Hoih
{. Der utc.. r-.e: 49, iaiL e!ch nc
u sh..tGg1.ry. sh= : 40 u 80 srAi A:sh.
u ..f;ie .L-v. -rwrTi q scg IT. IL" % las n
.ti1 70" & 'o' i nr>rghr 4 '.'.n 'uH"f Lrr''r
sa,AIS, 3 n'h: ".:,.t-a; = 1. ~ 49,. cal
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from he Stauntln SiAr.ator.l


VAR u:'siT - OMEN AND CHtLpREN
4 l;,Gier General Roberts came lnlo
Wrsi0n week before last, af.or cur forces
uudcr G.n. Ia.boden had PISSED through,
and cJiuuGncyi seize Of tyIaunical acts
aiyna wu::i,y Of abol:i)n "Gmmanders.
Toy IL i;Ysfrl co;.irs =: Inc .nnesod o.
derl - lmmhc.a .: families, sr;ns If whom
i>yc ,c<cLad sh's pomt-hsy,ng been senL
.thS0, "a .leir Ines AZ f.r ~ Hometown. n
'shioh pac" hey arrived It night, and we're
tbe:o of. s:.:o calo Of themaeiY.s. Sixty
ihruu w7men and child en were pen. GU.
W.T. -. III who received the o:der from
9hich NJ copy, AMI sky Two ~h0 did not
.-1.o Es -u;hl protectors 10 tho South, were
At the Gsus line sIs'ted for damp Chss6.--
This treatmeItls hereafter to be dealt gu.
t. III southern sympath,zsrs who mny he
fourd II !hcir lines.
What valiant SOL Of warriors, Who, rs
lorg az our forces wero i'll Y ests,n Virgfsfas1
kept .cuf tfom 6.Usrr, APO sficr thsir de
pat:u q go 30 iGio deieilc,.esl towns and
SreaE their Va s.A1cr upon hci s.ltss women
nnA children!
IlQn~. iND Div's M,DnLE Osp'T,
W.ssoH,N n. ". Va, May IG, &c
G.sFRsL OsD.K.i
~. -.
I !i,a Ia e.: Gsne-ai Oommhn,Ung the
d .partnart hss directed, that all families
within tho Ines o. .hia army " hose nnturs!
protectors have joined the :Ah"lhon AgAiIist
I'.1r Gated Safes. NJ tshing ny arms or so
Ing ia rs:I. .nag within tue country occu.
pied by tia Oon;ederato srmles, BIS sent be
ytnd our military lines.
# 4 IL cffl.yIs and TnilisTE commanders,
pithin the iinss of tho srmy, will zee that
tlGga i1sti otions are strictly carried out.
III. The humane policy 10 the Foieral
government IL give protection 10 families Of
.Gbsls within ouy lines, OH the observance Of
go :i,'i': :!.y, hzs bee. SO shalne:n'lr i7si
60 Tho lneans IF srescneruuo ed reasonable
iatCrc. uTSe and information with the enemy,
that iLa discoutnusnca. has bscome ne
rcsa.ty. BY "sdor .! Brig. Gen. Il ). Ro-
beTta.
sSgnsd) Jas Nc Bill,
Uaps, & A. A q. u. ). A..
iOdiaiaD l. MAuHsSIT, A. D. q. & P. u:
Hi. Q.s. i'm DIV. MIDbLE DErr,j
Provost MarahAis Office.
Weston, W. Vs.. MAy lGth, 1862
MADAM l baya Inc hon,r 10 inform you
that yau self anG the gro~n members cfyour
faulty Ero hereby requlr ed to hold yourselves
il readiness to proceed outside tns Federal
i.nsa Oh Tuesday morning, Nay l9.h, 1853
Tie following regulation viii DC strictly
otsstveI:
/ No Lesson will be permitted 10 take with
HIN or be: moro ;ks:t 90 lbs % baggage
II. NJ person Wiz. bs allowed To taxi with
| bin or her more than 500 il u. s. funds,
! Z ric snd wiver included. M l,lait placed On
| CJai"5ris;o scrip.
| Iii. Persona who can &c. provide them
selves with transportation viii bo furnished
suon by the Government.
BY order OF Brig. Gen. b s.. Robertr
l.. MRKssIr,
a ID. G. i Prov. Marshal.
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co aoe-.n, - .ilh-r % js1 uD .her CO &c "a
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