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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-14

CoAT SToLEN.-A black frock coat,
French broad cloth, farmers satin lining,
small velvet plush buttons, long skirt and
made to fit a very slim man, was taken
from the Denniston House at Cassvile on
the night Of the 4th of July. Any in
formation that may lead to the recovery of
said coat may be left with Esq. Sneelode.
For SALE.-A choice improved farm in
the Hurricane neighborhood, now owned
by Mr.. JAooB WHITE, formerly known as
the N. M. Bonham place, is offered for sale.
The land is first quality, contains large
orchard, we'll watered and timbered, situat-
ed in an excellent neighborhood and near
good schools, and can be had on easy terms.
See advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-14
G. w. GIDsoN.

Losses IN THE Urn WIsooNsIN.-We
compile from letter to the State Journal,
written July 81 from near Gettysburg, by
Major Mark Finnicum. as follows for casu-
alities to Grant County Companies:
1t. Col. John B Calls, dangerously
wounded through the liver; also reported
taken prisoner.
COMPANY c.-PLATTEvILLE
Killed Corp. J. M. Altizer ard private
George Phitzmeyer.
Wounded Serg't George w. Sain, hip;
corporals VIM. BeazeIy, groin; Isaac Nc
CoIister, ankle; Lewis Winans; priyates G
w EuIoe, groin; August Erb, shoulder;
John G Sold, neck; VIM Neal, leg aud
arm; VIM Garlic, thigh; VIM Hull,
thigh; A j Smith, eye; Malcolm Roy,
ankle; E Parker, leg; w w Davis, neck !;
- Armstrong. slightly in arm.
MisSing.-John Cayanaugh, John Fort
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-14
1lIRECNrORS

r..s. Amount of Accommodations $3az464 Ct.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-14
COMPANY c.-PLArTEvILLE.
COMPANY LANCASTER.

Killed -Thos H B Darnell, James II
Eayres.
founded Second Lieut.. A A Kidd,
thigh; Corps. VIM R Ray, head John J
Scbloesser; John Blackburn, leg; John
Bronson, leo and head; Privates Thomas
Garyey, face; Philip Bennett. thigh; Isaac
Raymer, groin; Danford Rector, arm; J
N. Carrier,
-N3ssiag.-lst serg't Lorin G Parsons,
G Giles Parker. Privates Ben Hayden, J
Garner, Ricbald Hufill.
COMPANY F--FENNIMoRE.
First Lieutenant Chas Fulks, wounded
in thigh, and probably taken prisoner.
K3llcd.-S erg't Jefferson Coates, Corp.
Newton B Wood.
Igouadcd-Nicholas Heber, head; VIM
A Clark, arm slightly; John Schultz, face,
severely; Vim Fulks. severely.
Missing Corp. John G Bouden, G
Hitchcock, Nathaniel Johnson, Francis
Kearney, VIM II Fl Lony, Johr T. Mitch
ner. s X Potts, John NJ Steers.
Rev. Mr. Eaton sends to the Journal,
dating July 18th, the following list Of our
men now prisoners from the 9TH Wis:
COMPANY &C. w. Fortney, John
Cavanaugh, w. w. Davis.
COMPANY F-Sergt L. G. Parsons,
Sergt G. G. Parker, Corp John Seniors
ser, r. Huftill, James II. Eayres, James
Garner
COMPANY H-Corp N B Wood, Corp
John G Bouden, n Johnson, L Russell, G
Hitchcock, John McClimons.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-14

CAR TIME AT BOSCOBEL4.
Ia ..s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-14
DOEsNNS, BUCKsKINS, CASsIMERES.

You viii get from 30 to 30 per cent cloth by
having your wool worked than by selling il and buy
ing your cloth. Oar terms for manufacturing are "a
cents per yard for white annei 50 for colorei
50 cents for fued cloth, GO cents for
fine cassimere stocking yarn Is cents per round Iea-
Dis for knitting, add give all the yarn or cloth
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-14

NOT EXTRA HAZARD oU s.!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-14
New Advertisements,
u0ME INSURANCE!
> MADISON MUTUAL!

.oa lNSURING FARM PROPERTY ONLY!
Andlsolated Buildings.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-14
TO FARMERS:
A GOOD OMEN

In over years have only had one wagon completed
before sold ana better pro pared, with ms experience
ana facilities for getting material, than here oore for
giving perfect satisfaction In the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-14
pLACKSM1THlNG!

those favoring me with their custom may rely on hav
ing Heir w3rk done promptly and At reasonable rates
British Hollow, Aug. O lsG2 sn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-07
INTERESTING FROM ALBANY.

The Broedwsy and spring street RAN
roads-A Com0ftsee Appoinsea ca Wait
on President Lincoln IN Reference
90 Citizens OF this state Detained in
Fort McHenry-Thc Charges Against
Speaker CaiiteOt-The Annual Appro-
priation DfIi, &c., &sc.f
ALBANY, March G-p "
Tho Senate Commitsss Railroads hold meeting this
p NJ and agreed 10 hold a session neS wednesday ~
three NJ FOR the purpose Of hearing arguments on the
Broadway Railroad
tho Chairman OF the Railroad Committee Of the House
Informs thai the argument the Spring Street Rail-
road takes place Monday, instead Of Tuesday NJ as
heretofore stated
Mr. korn this evening called up In tho Assembly his
resolutions app committee Of hree 10 wait upon
tho President the prisoners confined IN Fort
Mcenry for neary years. the plea Of detention
witnesses, and who have sinoe, Il N alleged boon
After an explanation ty Me- \orn, the House became
thoroughly convinced outrage had been
committed that tho roso!uns passed without dissent
Ing voice.
II B Understood tonight that several aId avits will ba
ted Ioxt Wednesday when The charge. against
the Speaker akau M sustaining tho general charges.
II appears quite certain that counter charge vii be
made
ITO Annual Approximate n bi was ordered 10 a lhrd
reaaing IN the Asssmb Y u ni,ht
Tho bin TO nco pofse Roman catholic churches
ordered u u third reading IN the Senate.
r. buttons inviting General utlor u yitt Albany ~cra
ntr oduccd IN tho Assembly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-07
city Intelligence.

yrS " 80 GotD Do~r.-Iha gold Fever as net qaAe
~ malgnsnt yesterday % tise preceding day, bat
tbere quits epo.sh stc,@sni 'or Al that anf ~
dealers in the aaffcroas pile acedc, ~ W. sisw ~
rotwlihstanaug the mud wh,h hai accumulated 10 ca.
saoencs a he SOW storm y ne moalns. Tbs ts.s
va oud Al times, boz dssgftaDto ts plaos befe.u
The hollis and nrf who managed " F.niisa Orr 0ts.
grin aad Disappointment without ssrDusiy lns1maas "a
thc rot a Humanity dstaehMsht .. polio Un ths
flfs, wafi VS. - hand dgfeg AlF hean eteaTof
sux - keep ihe sidewalks u TasEstie o9uG.ti1a.
uEsra ~ Otp nnsrrs rls rse.-Wr iohn Aheon
a nd esteemed member = ne Nsw Yafk ~. -
Iird e'g tet, ~ rorn.ng q 80 - n strniy nlns
yeaf yfeAuthsu vas bro.bes r. rfN chafss Anitee
81 Columbia sole.a. nEd pu - ~ n q Aniib9n, 81
hE8ffi la tbs Cty fffat many yeaA sfo *.#N =
inKtsff Cas1tt Is nm rErssm H. frst nssp IS.
Gratsaas ertuit rtat Nttoca Gaafd bact sis ~
rtat1 pfomeass aatr Il ~ fsglusatsi nn'fy n
fttaEx ~ pg. fAtltt y salN fAgl "a ssa ulsastss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-07
NEW YORlS LEGIsLATURE.


ALBANY, March Q 1903.
Mr. PRuYs reported savorabiy bul to repeal the act
relative 10 school nD he's 10 Now York
Mr. GAS-os introduced bill TO authorize the sty "
borrow money 10 build tho City Han.
Mr. CORNELL moved to amoud tho charter ol he oorn
Exchange Insurance Company.
The bill 10 amend the relative 70 weighs and
sures was passed.
Tho bill 10 Incorporate the Harlem Savings pank
ordered ~ a third reading
Tho Albany and sas .iehanra Railroad Appropriation
bin was passed by tho ioilowing vote
YEssMessrs. Abbo hngei Bailsy, Bradley. Connolly.
ok H. A. ark, Cornell, Farrsr, Fols~r 1iat,hinson,
Munroe, urp Pru, ~ ksmssy Sanford. kmah, TRUMAN
N o0dr NJ
NAssMessrs. Bell W. Clara, frerr, Ganson, Hont.on
Org, Richards, II ,,@rt.on, roDss AID yonng-9.
Mr.. In then Mixed unanimous consent 20 tako mp
the hcnango Canal Extension p aud W, Ia hnai
pl sage.
sir. ". CLARK objoctcd, tho ground that he did
Ike 10 70. these measures rav close Together.
Mr.. toLGKR lskod MISSION 10 pat the resolu To
amend the constitution alive " tho Court u Appas
their nnal passage.
objection made
Mr.. CORNELL introduced . bill in relation to common
schools.
Adjourned. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-07

ALHAsy, March Q, lse3.
Mr.. MoGowAS aquos,Ioa u privilege, said that tho
minority report Of tho cnai COMMITTEES against tins bill
- appropr ate the Of the ca 81 revenues sp
pcarcd Ia the papers with hs signature lie had refused
70 his the report, and appeared there with
out hS authority.
sIIIs rAs-xp.
To divide tho Eleventh ward of BROOKLYN
For tho appointment of Com missioner ~ Iunaoy for
the state Of Now York.
To authorize the Cfolon iard u take certain lands
extend their works
In relation 70 tho de,.niion u prisoners in Klnss
co mtg.
| The canal Appropriation hi
To Incorporate tho society tho ri ~ Dsst
tute Children IN New Yok
rm esAscAs AGAINST -rsAsss oALJ,or-rourosrsssr
ufIR cINsH'sr anon.
AZ twelve O'Clock the special ord.rthe charges "
corruption against Speaker taicot--was Amounted.
Ar Y fr,ns sd tia, Yesterday Afternoon, upon
House Conclusion wss come :" h. POSITION. the special
oder un'li ruosday nsxt lie moved pss0ne'neni
unti th daY, ~ twelve o'clnck.
az. SHERWOOD hoped u ere would he objection 70 the
NUN 70 Io-'p"ne y 80. rads ~ coa.snt. 'er con.
sultaion th otioD On both ,idss Of sbc IIou,e
Mr. lit .Hss ed tho nu,Nn II. prevail ssrt
Tuesday gene, al u,d"r day 10 aid Iut
OF public business ~ whlcb all constltnsne III
terssed Hs hui becp Dsulisd 10 relation ~ tho
pos,ponement, ard oil tot reo'Gnls self constituted
tn. cca he would eons.nt 10 d. % N ,orne otls
day than Tuerd.y named
lir =. G. fslns ID, deslrous u pearing Ia tho
80 IN, 1,, - ,' ~ ~ y she t.beet
Va W .'s !" hm' y .on VIC nsh.h - 70. sehusnsn
on we ohsr se "" ioee cited nat ihe gensnan from
n'nss ~, hushs va w pfe'sn' A. We consultation AZ
49, !" ''"3 ~ ~ HN' Nhh ~'fW s"h'f'N nature
whlch Dc r.e@nea would biw 'ndnooi him 70 sFrec o.
= - ""'''"s wv" iui n'a ', am 10" ~ pf'y"asfs
-. t,... a.. -. , =. -. ... IN. -.
sultaion v1s bcra - had 20 inyiiatsn
Mr.. finpa-lbs cnrslitaion eoidentN QUO
80 "..H'i ~ 80 'tf..' i'Nl ~ 'iihs ~ ,tihx
~ n a nv ~ 1850 ne'mrn pf.pSf. " =.
-, ~ ~ ~. Jaw fi's+N'''' 'a1''sps
49,, 49, Xxx \, 80 49,, a., $780,. 49,.
-, ~ w 49, ~ w 49, /" ~ ~ h1..i"st Ie
1880 N"H f@P"''' u"N sewn . COX - W'as'eA.y
''N'''H'
pvu, ~. =. 80, IL ,t. ...,.,.,. i, . -.
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~ - c,,a.as, tos., /, 800. m,s,s :. 49,.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-07
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
Capture Of the Indianolu by the Rebel Rams
Queen Of the West and Webb.
Preparations for the Attack on
Charleston,
h., DC. 40.
BAfrlMorF March 9. lssa

BltrxorF, March 9. 1893.
The Petersburg CFa) Expr,n contains tho following
despatch about To capture Of the Indano.a by the
rebels
NIcssEtrG, Feb. "a, 1868.
have the honor 10 report after aGi not
gagemen the capture q tho federal iron clsd
TndanoIa Lieut. Commanding Brown, United states Navy
together with all her officers and crow, by tho Ciniede
rate steamers Queen " the wost aud Uebb-an oSped
tion that sent ont BY Tor that purpose, under
MAJOR J. l.. Bent Tho prize a good deal damaged.
r.. p. TAYLOR mt Con en-.
Another dcgpatch says the EsTref, = received from
Cen Pcmbercn announcing tho capture q the Indlnoa
and stating that she Is sunk tho Mississippi eide u the
river also that her boats and upper works have been
taken aud the plantation Z Mr.. Joe Davis
CalmrsIos, Feb -, 1868.
The las advces from Port Royal STATE that ths Van.
kcc aset hov ibere numbers hundred and ttenty.
three veset including three frgatss and twenty gun
boat. The ret chiefly Transports There nov
80 90 meh collected there, and more expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-07
RIOT m DETROIT.
20 Lynch . Negro Convicted OF
Hape-Ihe Negro seized ny IN. Mob,
bat Rescued by the Miiitary-Tsn or
Fifteen Persons Kiiied-Attach OF ia.
Rioters on the Negro Qasrter-Durn-
Ing of Houses, s~c., dc.

IvfhDf, hAh warren C-lo y "
negro v b. hal committed an outrage upon young
white sri MS being taken from the court roam "a TN
jail under escort u The military ibis Afternoon, when
attempt u rolcue was made ~ q sang a rosdiea
The crowd arcd uioE, and ma ssa aud several
wounded.
nosrs Tho moo perpenated the most horrible oglragcs
upon The ooored people reading n ,be yicni,y q he
)a uouses gutlsd ard burned. and tbo inmates
maitreaisd aud a. many Instances sinei.
Ten % Afeen lives naye already been oct AMI a. May
houses surDed.
All the available military bore sn1 regiment d tto
interior u the state, have ben sent for Aygf0as
tempt viii nov b. made 70 qusl the rot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-07

AHAsvi hsrch o. 1903.
Mr.. AdGowAs, ON Aquosioa u privilege said that tho
minority report Of tho Cina COMMITTEES against tho bn
% appropr the remainder Of tho 81 sp
pcarcd In the papers with HIS signature lie had refused
10 ,gn his the report and appeared there with
out hm authority.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21
EROM TIE ARMY

The Central train last evening brought the usual
report from the army OF Northern VirgniA-'al quiet
IN frOnt"-"nothng new" Meade having fallen back,
our troops are left in undisputed possession Of the
territory this side Of the RappahannOck and there
is no immediate prospect Of any important military
movement TIE army is in superb condition, in fine
,pirts, and ready TO meet the enemy again whenever
the Commanding General shall Wi it. Several thousand
a5sen;es have returned since the Presidents prOeama-
tion. Aeade's army, on the contra ', is said to be
greatly demora zad, and dssertion' frequent The
Northern papers boast at conscrP,s are being for
vArded at the rate OF thouslrd dAy, but that is al
empty talk The article which We publish elsewhere,
IRON the New York Times indeaCs quite plainly that
Meade is 10 no condition to offer accept battle 1t
would no. be surprising if be should withdraw his forces
- the deieuees OF Washington, and there await the re-
eTus e1pec 81 as the result Of the draft - the North
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21

SouisREL SKIN SHOEs Squirrel skins tSckei down to
board the hair next to the bOarl with hickory ashes
sprink ed over them for teW days to facilitate the re
lnoval Of the hair and then placed in strong decoc
ton Of redOak bark, ILL., at the end Of four days make
eSeelsa, leather, far stronger and TOUCHES than calf
skip. -Four skins will IN Ike pair Of lad es shoes. We
hear that the ladies Of some of The interior counties are
wearing these shoes, and find them equal in sstnsss
and superior in durability any Others The longer tn
skins are left il the de cotton Of bark the better the
lslher By this plan anybody may have tan ward,
AID make their leather, the skins are easily and
cbeapy procured, and any vessel boiling gallon viii
serve as vat Our readers viii do we'll 70 tryit.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21
CHARLESTON.

Toe telegraph Informs Us tia; the 2OO-pOunder Par
IOi guns of the enemy too much for the walls Of
Sumter and that the fort replies only at long intervals
The destruction Of Sumter, however is no: the taking
Of Charleston, by O0E Odds the Yankees will find
ont 70 their cost before they get through with the work
which they have undertakea In tie language Of the
Mercury, it has been determined to defend the city
street BY street. house by house, long there
foot Of earth left 10 stand upon" The Yankees seem
bent upon incorporating much of the negro element
as possible Ia the attack upon Charleston "cOlOred
regiment one thousand strong let Philadelphia on TIE
18th for hat point
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21
GALE OF Val LIABLE REAL ESTATE ON

- JAMES RIVER IMMERSION COUNTY, VA WIN be seId Al
pubc con 2d reber 1884, ject 10 the rat nca
ton Of It's September term 1868, MOATkZUbA st
residence j. b. McUlesnd, eeceed This valuable tract OF
where there schools, churches OF diner
emit der mira IONS and good society.
IL will divided acts Of about ESQ each,
equal respects The upper tract has
lie large beautiful bick house, with cellars green
every ders house. srouoded by sgnncsn
OAKS Tie and the dwelhng and
stables and ample ard In good repair The lower ira hat
dwell ng orabe and large building o.
rectly on the fcory hut useful for
handsome aud compact etate as
whole or divided seldom OF red SALE AID the subscriber
only sell under fall persuasion that the Interest OF orphan
children demAn ed 1t. - -.
Persons desiring TO purchase than $50 win be AZ
orded every facility TO purchase boh tracts and II the Court
ratfes the sale the viii have opportunity TO sappy
himself v4lu bic stock farming implements Of every ses-
crpon supplies the I'D 10 e valuable negsOeS on The
Ism November foil ng the place vii be surrendered
and In the village Of New Market will be sold as part
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
WM. ID. oABELL, Administrator Of
J. b. McCLELLANO deceased
On the same day september 22, 1868 public auction
BRICK bUILDI IN the village
Market the property Of Cabes and Penn well oeaeo
and private public house. bctn There Is
.rRe room tel camille busness-conVenlent Gel
lars under the Whole house. and well In the yard Terms 70
Pern desiring to see any the property stop
New Market he most convenient Pin or at my residence Oh
'H snii~iaTtss wM D. cABELL.
Al the same ne (septeter &C. 1881 al public suction Ii
the village of New Mak large and valuable store House,
good as ev ores and 10 sixty feebof very large
and Lumber House, SUFFICIENT for storage OF ali
produce shipped at this point The two building are direct
iy on the oaEal, and very near tie Tye River Lock
Terms on day OF sale. Wh u. CABELL,
augl+-ctd Eor \. d. Gsoelt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21
ApraEHEspEp RlID.-On Iast Tae.day Heek inteII.

AppREHEsDED RAMON last TUESDAY week inteli-
gspce was received that the enemy in considerable num-
bars Lad made their appearance a. NOOrehe the eOun-
~ seat Of Hardy, aud were probably contemplating an
attempt TO reach S.agnon. Tnis caus some excite
Insnt in stanton for short time, and preparations
we're commenced give them suitable reception. The
Spectator SAYS:
General Imbodsn moved his command mp the Valley
with view Of keeping iI between the enemy and this
Mace He clIse 10 asiar Bird 5ewater in ROoking-
nam county eight miles southwest Of HarIisOnburg,
when be learned the enemy, finley had c0ntemP
odd INTO this section had Al andored the iuea lOT
th,l Lent The enemy seem to have Gis portions OF
their forces MOorsied, ALrsnsodrg aud other places
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21
4 DAY or FASTIYG ANDs Prayer.

This day has been apart by tie Pres dent day
Of humiliation and prsyes No WouaAn in the
Coniederacy uko 5 iaml a, With the doctrines COM
mAndnents Of the Inspired Word can be greatly sur
prsed the present AsPeo; OF affairs. Have not the
epple everywhere devoted themselves to the worship
Of Mammrng Have they not al. p:ac.ised extorton ?
Have St thousands given themselves over to the
Wantouuess and all manner Of syig Is il wonderful
that Gcd should Wshod his gracious favor from such
pepper tse that this PeFyAdng Wckeduess should
cease. unless We repent, We cannO; be saved"
An OpPO tuny is Afforded TO all, this day, to humble
themselves before God, and each TO resolve that
h n,eforward let Others act they may he or she will
in future abjure the sins snd ioues Of she past and
strive 70 obey the commandments Of the Everlasting
Cod
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Aug, 9O.-The enemy's operations du.
ring the last twenty -four hours have been mostly con-
fined to s.eadv aud continuous bombardment of Pcrt
Sumter from their PARROT gnns on Morris Island
The fire begins 10 tell upon Sumter, which replies only
at lorg intervals The defence of the throat of this
harbor does not depend mainly upon Sumter, even i
that r.ress should eventually be battered down. The
LaIbOr entrance still eTectuany guarded by powerful
said batteries on Sullivans Island and elsewhere.
But fe casualties yesterday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT OF
The CONFEDERATE STATES.

Again DO call upon the people Of the CoaedsrAey-A PEOPLE
wa believe that the re gnsh that bis overriding PrOV
denes odsre all astO unite In prayer and humble subs-
Oa under shaStsnng hand and bSsseh HIS ATOr
En=sring county
that when a and reVeses betal should SEEK
20 take houe 70 our the which they
leach and proht By seexAmnatoa for which they prepare
"a Had not land and made seeonaient
AID Orgs reliance Him. Had no. the love OF uc
eaten gAngrens the very heart OF the land converting
TOO many among late worhpPe Of gain and rendering them
unnDdrul Of their duty elr country, their fsovmsn aud
helr odG Who then will preumstO complain 1hat We have
Oeeo ehasened despair Of just and the protection
0l oar Heavenly FataesG
Let receive humble thAnknes the lesson which
tlzgh IN recent deyouty acknowledging
Him, feeble arms, due the honor
and he glory victory; that Him. IN His paterna pFov
deuee anguish and slern Of defeat that Whe-
victory deai hunbls suppeAouS due HIS
foobtOoL
States this my prcelaman setting apart Friday
he 2st day Of August enSulng day Of lasting, humiliation
and prayer; DO hereby invite The people Of the Coincide
Stats repair, that day their penSe PAGES Of
public worship, unite In urpeson for The favor and Tro-
Of hitherto conducted SAy through
sli The darg gers that environed Us.
~ faith VII. have hereanto ny hsnl and the
SEAL IS M Of the C1nfeerle States ch mend this
- tyhfth dAy o. July Ia the year Of Lord thou
sazd eight bundled and hE;y three
JEFFERSON IA.
BY the President:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21
[signsd,I
aug 11-1W
kTATEs OF AMERICA,
once Of the Chief Commlstary for
niatriet No. 1. Petersburg, Va, Aug. IA.



~ District No. ], Petersburg, Va, Aug. II.
TN with THE DlREC-
tons from the oommssaf General through the Ohiet e9
ssary Of The State this district embracing that portion OF
na East Of Ridge and South Of James River mas oen
subdlvfdtd.
Wig officers have selected a. purchaiing COM
saries for the various with thority TO appoint
agents for each county hir respective districts Inc
those agents will be announced at an early dAy
Uaptsln Richard Ifby A. O. g., HeadquAte DlteAs a
whites for the counties D widde, Amelia WhatHp %
way Lunenburg portion CT Brunswick, 1ing
M1herrin River. c..L.,,ua \ tor
the counties Of Meckenburg Greensye, that portion o.
wick souh of the River and the county OF OhAe'
southeast Of the Danvile Railroad - o..,.n
Captain r. O. Nicholas A O. (HeadquArtes new Saus.n
Buckingham county, the counties Of Prince EdWArd
land and Buckingham. go, - q, -. T -. bhrrv I, for
the counties Of Appomattox, Campbell and the poron 0i
Charlotte, souhess Of Dsnville Railroad = "a, a.,
Oaptan A. Meade Smith, A. o. NJ HeadquareIs DAnfeD 0
the Counties Of PIttsyyana Halifax Berry ard Patrick
Major A. j. Vaughan A. u s. (HeadquArters LoeyJ LOT inc
counties OF Bedford and Franklin. -, p,gN \ ,or
Capt g. O. Elliott, A. g., headquarters DreWyS b"u i'f
CANT p George A. S. (Hesdquarers Wavery DepoD for
the counties OF Prince George Surry and Sussex :,
Captain Knox, A o. g. lHeadquartters lVor Depo
for The ouoteg Southampton Isle ri Wight and
~ Farmers supplies OF kind for SALE
10 apply 70 agents Of the couutyin which they
writing should be addressed to the Commits
'N'''' VI ' .RoB'r. TANNAHILL,
Major and Chief CommlssaTy
aul7-A Tor District NO L.
can ana Vrgnan, Danys Appeal cQpy two weeks and send
Ella N MAJ Tam Petersburg