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ii. J. SAMUELS,
Adjutant General Virginia.
HEADouARrERs 24rH BRlaADE v. NJ, !
WhnalinH lima ID 1874

HEADQUARTERS 24TH BRIGADE v. NJ, I
Wheeling, June IL, 1863.
General Orders No. s, 1851
In pursuance of the order of the Cove nor of
i" Virginia Of this date all public arms and aceou
trementS heretofore issued within the bounds ofthe
4th and 9Th regiments, required be delivered
to the commandments ofthe severol companies within
their several company districts, excepting only su
as have been receiptee for by the regularly enrolled
members fthe different companies. Both the COM
mssioned and noncommissionSd officers of these reg
iments are specially CHARGED with the enforcement Of
this order The Commandments Of companies will take
charge of all arms and Announcements found within
their several Districts and report the regimen tai
II. The 4th and 5th Regiments will muster to-day
Saturday the 18th inst. at 81 o'clock p. M, on
Fourth street in this city, the right of the Alb resting
on Union street. and that of the 9Th on Monroe street
The several companies VIII form at their company
parade groundat3 O'clock p m, where, after forna,
tion, the roll will be called, and the company thence
marched to the regtmentAI ground.
Ill TO enable those liable military duty to obey
these ORDERS all places of business viii be closed al
2H O'Clock and remain closed until O'Clock D. M Z
BY order Brig. Gen. JAMES S. What
u DAVENPORT, A.,A. g. jun1S
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A Raid into Maysville, XIV.

MAYsv1tLE, KY, June 1.-two hum
dred and fifty mounted rebels dashed into
this place last night and left this morning,
after stealing horses, goods, arms, &c.
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THE COMMONWEALTH OF yIRGINIA.l

THE COMMONWEALTH OF V1RGINIA.l
RxEoUETvE DRPART1tEN
Wheeling. June 2, 1863.
JOHN II. STALLMAN, Adjutant 9Th Regiment
81 Virginia Militia: =
On Saturday the sixth inst, at Centre Wheeling
Mari ct House. you will convene ali the companies
ofyour regiment and proceed to elect according to
law, ali company officers, and make returns Of said
elections to this Office for commissions.
Byorder Of the Governor. Eeara
HENRYJ. SAAIU Is,
Adjutant General Of Virginia.
N accordance with the above order, the 9th Regt-
i ment '. NJ, will assemble at the Centre Wheel
ing Market House, Mt ~ O'Clock, precisely.
J. II. STALLMAN,
junS At Adiutant and Mastering UHleer.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUlIs-Another lot received
BY Express to-day Ct the Variety Store Of
my80 D. N1OOLL BRO.
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NOTICE.

BENZ. II. sMIrn, Proctor for LbeIsnts. inns:nal
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.
''",' - " I"'S w. i""f"E''' 'n'! ms
,r.vrntn he III" mast t,,r ..',,,'rI
,.uIriv.tinr--L,viror .,,,,d T., ,I,, ,,,,,,,,iI,
and quality of nuii prod lcrd. In my Sclcc.
sion OF rtics. aside ron my own rxprr-
icacr. AN governed hl die nr!iuiouS of the
most eminent writers on thu culture of f,uit
III America ana Of the most experienced
fI'll growers ~ an parts al the country. aud
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OSEPH p. CANTwELL. TuoS. c. CEOt
PL0WS, STOVES, &c.
{. CROUCH

lSE!lE undersigned havincNN
a bought the Foundry Of \S.x-7li ;-=E--i
Mr. Jacob lieckemdurn. and ssts5..{S s..eSaa-a-.
removed to the rear of their Tin and stove
Store. with the right t" manufacture his
celebrated ECONOMICAL FLOW. is nov
prepared to furnish Farmers with them ready
madc in the best manner by experienced
wnrhmen. and OF the very best material.
We would also say that we have secured tie
services OF MI licCkeuduru, under whose
supervision the piowS are a II made. Farmers
may. therefore, rely upon thcm being perfect
in all theirparts.
have also a large stock Of COOK AND
OTHER STOVES, together with IA iuil sup
ply Of TIN-W ARE, Shovcls, Forks, RakcS
Churns, &c, all of which will be sold at Il
very low price to suit The hard times.
u Castings for almost all the plows IN
general use. Stoves Repaired Odd Plates
made to suit.
Call and see orr new establishments al the
Old Stove House. corner Of Main and Bridge
Streets. where you can get almost anything
y0u want. -
Ol5-Rooting and Spoutng, &c. ATTENDED,
to as usual. CANTWELL y CROUCH.
Elkton, Feb 90, 1861.
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SEesesNEfe's
RsLSiMIC COUGH Strip,

Essh!t y SpatEE
, -.
y" o"ThS, Il ofdS, crop, FH0Dp'Hg
(r"r6. ,7sihHn, R,ODc4ttiS SDUf34T
pIay D,a y ~ -. r H.
D'""N, "t" """ 'c"""HS " rae
BTeG3, Dt6iChEV Of DFe1fh!Hg, sc.
rr,tiIS l. IN lave r.,,oi, +, hos loe, >,.,
u.ol for n n,ntcr nf vr,,s IN Nsryr,,I
N d nor.s of pe,r.yIv.,;, ,rd hs. ,pLcr
ever known arnn;roI nm ,,rrsc.lc,,cj
,,lu,arion for cI,Iirr thc vor;nns d;seoscs
for which il i. recommended
Sn ,rn,r,nr il il. rsrr.,l,os, ,rJ :, ro $500
morl AHA Lnyo hn..,, II, c,,ros ,bnt l. :; f, y'"
surrr.edirc, every otbcr r,n,cdv for tbos,
d Isc,srs Tho nf1;.t'd oar, r.iIy ,,,on II.
doh ( =: much for them. and ia many eases
ile ryblfn
hi. recommended and nrcscribci in tlc l,i,
,r,,i;.c M ,I"r,,,, ,,, i,r nr th,,st ;,t,I '""-
iircpi and nLlr rLy.:r,,rs ,f Varyi nd n
l. used and considered an irdi .b,c
household remedy Inv - lar.,c ,nriinn of Tho reh
first families of the State
1t il used by MI classns of soc;rty and the
universal opinion is that if is pcna Tns
SNR,.p IS rrtrLy VrnrrIr,r rnurorXp
1t is pleasant To cake and meyer docs injury. No
.ut owing to is rnrifyimg onaliti,s. must
,lo rood under any ci,cIusf,,,r.s II. eftcnts
are truly wonderful, soothing, calming and ,t,rl
h'"S'"S we mos Ii"lent Coughs, lmf'tk'hs
Slr"ng hening and i,vigora'iag the whole
'ISt'm calming ana soothing the nerves
aiding nHd facilitating eXpectoraliun, and
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quarterly Rates of Postage,

When paid Quarterly or Yearly. in Advance,
on Newspapers and Periodicals, to actual
Subscribers.
Heehiy Newspapers within The county where
printed and published, free. Newspapers and
Periodicais, not exceeding l. Oh. circulated
in the State where published, daily, 229 cents;
six times week. 1873 tri-weckiy, 80 semi
weekly, 81; weekly, semi.mon'hly, j.
monthiy, 2. %. and under, 10 any part OF
the U. S. daily, 49, cents; six times week
80; ri,weekly, l0a; scmi-wcckly, - i;
weekly, g. semi-monthly, 3; monthly, 2.
Boohs PIE paid, not over lbs. cent per
W. in the United States, under 5000 miles :
l2ctS. over 3GOp, pre- payment required. All
fractions over the OF. counted an addi-
tiOaal on.
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Usage Orange.
Shade and ornamental Trees.
RheUHarb.
ksfar;fg, as. Giant.

ROSES IN VARIETY.
DAHLIAS.--13O select varieties, for
which was awarded a special premium hl
the Agricultural Society Of New Castl"
County. Del. in the fail Of 1861. Also, u
premium for the best collection of Choice
Pears.
For Prices ard description Of fruits, send
for Descriptive Catalogue gratis.
o. All kinds of trees and plants can be
lercd by mail.
10 All trees and plants warranted true t."
name.
K Orders received at The WING Office.
ElktOn.
RANDOLPH PETERS,
Feb Is, lS62-1y. NEWARK, DEL.
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ttlc0ien,al

n \ Il Il L 4
-
sTE WG NsyNpSTE!E REMEIV
f'h SuthhhlNd FEMALES.
DIP. HARRISON JOsESSTDy,S
IL oNl(lIoPA
r n..
fMilf 3GgH'Gtsng FOWGcrSS
~ -
eOHh AND oafE M"DlCiNE,
Uoriuc been ryorcJ IN, ~ TL,oc V,,,s, T., =;
10 .J D., " 80
1'""e f'o'''ee'
FTFR II l,rc of ere fu1 study as n nrac.itron.r
~ of tie ola ana Kew school -ysten,s to obt,ip
and safe IL clic,ne for E,mnles suffering
from liHrGrh,"rrEs Be, cnn say with Ger.
success. having found from lime to ,ne n ,on,h
| ae knowledge of Hon o,ppaihy substances which
| | compounded with much care. and can now nIoc.
! before TIC public in llvNTnr ,ruIC puv,rt's rs
| the orLY THrG $50 MELVILLE Nrntc,>r ttnt vii
| produce MpNTnIY SICKNESS in All sr,.rs ,xn
| rrEcr INSTANCES they having been tested since
/ January. ltj9. Ia period of over Four years' j.;
my private fractice on ladies of different t,mprro
ments an. 50 far have NEVER FAILED to produce
/ hralih it taken according to direc ions
( great m my persons in this and other coun-
/ ties h vc faith VIII it"v.r in the new sehoo, of
/ i!umn upa'hy. from the simple fact that thcy have
!
| Al all. improperly. Now. As | An A GrlnrArE OF
! aorn SYSTEMS ~ THE FIRST COLLEGES OF ErnorE
| e. he Royal College o: surgery and Medicine"
/ London. and THE llGn oeopathic Institute of
! Great Britain" london The former cassal Allo.
! p'thy old school, and The latter as Iiomm,rathy,
/ New school. ani rs have practised 10th for a
| period Of FomTI-sNE YEARS | think I am
| entitled 70 z. Judgment in this miltcr
! AFTER attending one course Of lectures on the
! Hen U"rathir doe rirc tm"rrly for experiment. I
| was ndGrcd by is nstouiShiu: weight upr, my
mid. 10 att"nd the remaining cour.ss [ then
! CAV" up the Old School system altogether ana
! have now Tor the las, THIRTEEN YEARS pracisct
! il'mm rnthy. finding It The MOST PROPER NODE
ur rtE NTMt>r. FeSi les. The tlst that thu, I-y,-
! fap STATES iovEn>ME%r intends the introduction
! If the method in its Army and Navy should alnne
convince al of the soyerc gnty Of this unner of
| ,rrarcnt
SiMrLE TRIAL or NY PownEHs will convince
| rorhelirvcrs. OF their great virtue their good
t"et> showing or rather pRUvISG their worth
| lheFe f"wicrs are pm up in four different
hos g "cc' mIaIied with full and explicit direc
ilohE and are WARRANTED SURE REMEDY (cauS-
ing i'nmrdiate acIiun) when taken strictly accord.
ing 10 directions.
NO l. VIII remove all DISTRACTIONS. and
| e'uS' " sue anu regular return OF MONTHLY
SICKNESS.
OF tue womb amt All iNFhMHAroRY and
~ GRANTED assesses Oh me womb.
40 d. WIZ cure LtrcohRhEo Hhltcs) and
~ '"E 'N. h""oiH"'
->o. IT, VIII cure diseases auendlnt on Ap-
~ ,AN'"p H'N'HN vi me (c"'h8o OF 'ie.)
| ' ~ r =, "''hN NOV I" use my NO foWher'
~ r"'rs ", frequency "s 'hey IRE sure to produce
",,'t',r 49, "">" whose nr"i'h WI not permit
q" ''''N">r VI '"'l'F VIII nhu these lowderS a
:, cn ", n"Nu" i''"''''h'ns we've fowder@
- '' .'''. ~ "'''' "' 'AIr'ss W any Hd"rt~,
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G,itl Gouctp picertorn.

IT, For the convenience of our readers We
,utiish below list OF all persons now hold
rs public Offices in This county and their
sHl.i"y ses, which mag be useful for refer
e!:gG:
J. PRICE.
t:y,k-W WILLIAM II. RIcKrTrs
."in;y Cirrks-GEoEGE Ii. JoYcE and
l y! ,,nS L. LoDoHE.
sh.rii--ELi CosGRurE.
:. a'y--E. WEsLtI JAENEY.
s"'e's Attorney--WnllAM J. JONES.
.'atiitor--WILLIAM ]. JoErs.
G. II missioners in Chanpery II. A. ELLIS
81 :. .. 5. CRAWFORD.
Cr:sr--Jeus s. RossrLL.
I~iiiils--WM. DINSIsuS, CALrB PARKER.
I>i,ns Of Court--Ihc Second Monday in
February; the First Monday in April
Ii" bird Monday IN July, and the Second
Molviuy in October.
-uGges Of the Orphans Court--JusrpH
lAINts CLici Justice LEVI II. Evans and
E@BiE BlDpLE.
%s2;.;cr of Wills--JAugs McCArLrr.
{. Gnty CommissioEers--G. W. BouLDuy.
II sob G. PARKE, THOMAS GRrnB.
t't+h 10 Conmissioncrs--J S CHtwFoRp.
IL, ~ Surveyors. HARVEY JACK.
~! sician TO the Jail---nE. JuSTUS DrNoTr
&eEoui mjssicncrs--Tnos. r. JuNus
J., Dist. Benz. W. HARRIS, 2nd Dist; +.
<. FL is, Ord Dist. CALtB c. BRoKAw, .ith
Dist. Dir. CHARLES 7, SINlE Frs, 9TH Dist;
SNstlL HAINEs, 9Th Dist; JrFrErsGX
EAn* y, 9TH Dist. DR.. WM Il. RuwLtNp,
En-: Dist; SUTTON ScARgoRoron 9Th Dist
>!-lk to School CummissioncrS--W lillian
T'u Hrar.
usires of the Aims Rnrse--Srrroy
Sea- EpHorGH, REV. JosEru 7. BHowN,
dAr CRAWFORD, ANsoN GRTrirn, ROBERT
\! SnEsNK.
-, rs"cr TO Aims lionsc--J ons CASTwrLL.
81 S-ican--DR. X. c. CARTER.
E"'sries Public--TnEo. II. KNIGHT and
w. fArKrR, Port deposits; IneMAs {.
(n0iCn, Elkton.
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D c!AwaYc IE0nle 70. the Insane.

Ills Institution VIII I've conducted on the same
general principles rs the Living Home and man
agcd Iy kind and experienced nurses. The build
ny has been aIra,gcd for the safety and comfort
Of its inmates. while il Is free from most OF the
prisor-lkc buis nnd bars that have Surh IA,
unpleasant nrpcarln nee in other institutions.
The Proprietor will take the general supnrin.
tel dcrcc Of both the Living Home AID the Home
for the Insane, aud by combining ulciuus sy.~
rrm Of iglu labor will be enabled 10 .,ako the
charges considerably less than any other institu
inn in tn cruntry
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EgGSEERsE sNsp GLOVES
IN GREAT VARIETY.

W. intend to SCH Goods this Fall rs cheap ms
possible. Persons in want will do well by calling
be old stand. 300 VI rkct street
JOHN 5 EEANA,D & BRO.
Oct H. 1862
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stoves! stoves !

DECEIVED this week, and for sale" large and
IL excellent assortment of Parlor, Hall and cook
ing Stoves Some of the most beautiful and supc
rior Stoves, ever introduced. Particularly. the
Wellington Cook Stove. Call and see them A
more general description hereafter.
CAN1WELL 4 CRoCCH
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JJOLLOW WARE.-Just received a lot of
III Boilers and Sauce Pans, timed inside. a
superior article. All sizes, and cheap for the
Cash For sale by Il. W. STAPLES,
May 81, 1862 3rd door above Post Office
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HARE'S IMPROVED STONEW
IL AIR TIGHT PRESERVING JARS
These Jars have been in use scvc raj years
for preserving all kinds of Fruit in fresh
condition such as Cherries. Black be ries,
iluckieberries, Peaches, Pears, Apples,
Tomatoes, &c. For sale by
Aug 9, 1862. +. W. STAPLES.
(WNTlNENTAL!- This is beautiful and
\suhStanti' hrstcacs Cook Stove has extensive
fire chamber for long wood. The fucs are large,
and the operation perfect for wood coal The sales
have been large and where it has been introduced hss
ps- ~ = W NETLES.
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Dr.. Il. WAKgNtH. Port Deposit.
Irnln Cl-,rln- u-l I l. I-ll and " T W.T..

Pr. Il. KEENAN,. Pnit nrprsit.-Drnr Sir :--Iltving
been IN the hay pressing business for several years wccru
speak alvsediv the subject and Ito not ErsitHc to
say HAT we know Of II" Ilcss which viii compare with
yours FIR general Pressing puilrscs
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= = " V'TIlII h.Ier- Md.
For sale hy DIR II II. MITCHELL. Elkto
and Druggists aud Storeheepers generally.
Nov %. I-62-ly
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13
Army correspondence.

We give our readers in tie appended extract
from private letter from the army, another taste
Of the sentiments entertained by the soldiers TO-
wards the copperheads. The writer Of the let
ter Is member Of the 10Th regiment Of Michi-
gan infantry. aud efli-ted from Wilan-,on, in
this county, shere bis father now resides He
has been Democrat from bis youth, and his
father "a one Of the leading Democrats If Vii
Jamestown. Ii il one Of the innumerable evideu-
ces that The army heartily support the war meas
ures Of the President and that they are in ear
nest in putting down the rebellion.
Camp near Alexandria, Va, Apr. ., '63
DEAR BROTEER As ! have some time to
spare, will improve it in writiug to you. lie
ceived your much welcome letter last Sunday.
read il With much interest. !
like yoar ideas ia regard 10 the Northern trai
tor They are more ol a curse 90 a. tLan the
rebel- are, for every sentiment they utter against
the Administration helps them much, for if
We get a divided North, then the rebels can sus.
tain themselves and have Government Of their
own-but that can never BE-, for our armies
think TOO much OF their homes 10 slight oui
great and glorious Government.
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DROBATE ORDER-State of Mich.

Il igan. county Of lugham ss.-At a session Of the
Probate Court Tor the county ~ nsham holden az the
Probate Office m the village Of Mason On Monday. the
18th iav OF MAY the year thousand eight hundred
AMI sixty three. Present. Vim. II. Pnckney Judge q
Probate Ia the matter u the estate u John Moore
deceased on reading and filing the petition. duly veri-
dei o. Mary Ann Moore widow Of said deceased pray
nE among other things for the appointment Of comml-
sioneTs assign said petitioners COVER n said estate
Thsrcupon Ordered That Monday. the 18th day o.
June next at II O'Clock the forenoon Doe assigned Tor
the hearing Of said petition and that the heirs At law
u said deceased AID al other persons interested IN said
estate required 70 appear AZ Session u said Court
q be holden at the Probate once the village u
Mason AMI show II any there be why the prayer
of the petitioner should not be granted And il IS fur
Their Ordered that said petitioner give notice 20 the per
interested said estate Of the tendency Of said
petition and the hearing thereof by causing copy q
Ihis order t. Boz published ID the lansing Republican q
newspaper printed and circulating IN said county OF lag
ham successive weeks previous 70 said cay q hearing
A trus copy WI II. PINChNEY.
521w4 Judge Of Probate
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their swords and selling a musket, went with
their men into the thckest % the fight
The following are the casuaities:
KiHed-Liezt. Green, Co A G. W Hugh.
eson, Co. d Corp. Cyrus, 20. Fl.
We,lndeG-Geo. II. SiDe, Co. A, (mis.ing)
,. W. Knapp. Co. A " Rsyr4rd. Co A.
eighty David Demarest, Co. g; -Weich
Co c; Walter Hath2~ay. 90. Z. sightlg; Capt
Montgomery, Co. q slightly; John Zetig, TO-
Z, slightly; David : Hunol. 90. II; Chas Ben
ham. Co /; Jacob Really, Co K, slightly.
MANIFESTATION Throop. Co, e.; lance
VanArmen, Co. II Geo " Vree4nd
Taken pTisOaers Lieut. Louis Berry, Co l.;
(wounded > Lieut. Knight, Co II jonathan
Fry, Co. d, wounded j"
We believe this 10 have been the first time
our noble goth has come ia collision with the
enemy, and ia this. 'i,s frst engagement, young
Greene was one Of the fret to fall, IT, is said
to have been an excellent oiicsr, beloved by bis
men, and tai. Of promise for tie future What
hopes tell with him W. tender 70 his bereaved
friends our Warmest - mpatkies, and assn. them
that the large circle of his aceuaintances mourn
with them his loss.
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DROBATE ORDER.-State of Michi

L gan. county OF lnghan. sat session Of the
Probate Court Tor the county q Ingham holden at the
of May ia the year one thousand eight hundred an
s.xtv three. Present Wza. Fl Pncknsy Judge Of Pro
bate In the matter n the estate II Walter Wlkn
son All others minors On reading and fling the pet
t.on duly verified u Nancy wilkinson guardian OF sa
minors praying Tor license l. sell the zeal d
said minors
july next a. IL clock the forenoon assigned for
the hearing 4 sai3 petition. and that all persons inter
sted said estate, are required 20 appear AZ session
NJ SAID Court then % holden AZ the Probate once
The village n Mason and show cause auv there be
Why tie prayer u the petitioner should be granted
Aui u further Ordered That sad petitioner give
ce 10 the persons interested SAID estate q The pen
ieucy said petition and the hearing Thereof hy
ug CODY ~ this order & be published ia the IAns
Republican. newspaper printed and circulating sai.
county 81 Inghsu successive weeks previous 70 "a
lay 10 hearing
"A true coQT1 VIZ Il PINCKNEY.
s2lN6 Judge e Probate
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Mich. Regiment have been handed us for publ'-
cation
Cumberland Ford. Ky, Nav |, ls65.
DEAR PARENrs Il wrote you last Sunday
and before sealed the letter addea ia pencil
that had received marching orders, and the
next morning at A. NJ, we struck tents and
took the piSe leading TO CamPbevile and Co.
lumbis marched 90 niles TO CsmpbcIlville,
southwest from Lebanon. The next morning
We continued our march to Green River, iorded
the stream, and then lett the other regiments OF
our brigade and went two miles further on and
encamped for the night.
Our orders were to proceed to Columbs asd
take command Of the town, and we were feeling
gay over the idea that We were 10 be II miles
away from the rect Of the Brigade, on Provost
dsty, &c, bat in the sight We received orders
90 60 10 Columbia, store our baggage take so
DAYS ra,0ns and GO BY forced marches, in light
marching order. n Cumberland Ford ria James
town W arrived here yeste, day, at T. IF.
We have .wo pieces OF artillery FOUNDER. IL
fed section e.; ihe 24tn Ind Battery, COM
4h~Nt'tft ~ ~ III EliufLr iI--f atCuut4-
aied Us iro.. Columbia suppose the 18th IS
81 CO'ambia Wsether ~ 90 hack 10 Coum-
tia or not is uuce.iais.
We hsvs force of 500 Ky Cavalry with u
We understand that there is a rebel cavalry
force near Monticello, some I , miles across the
river from here. We are wishing and expect
iag to 20 over aai give tleu. firashing. 1t
Col s. = in command Of the Regiment.
Col W commands nothing a. yet Ne are
some 20 miles iion Lebanon. which We have
marched s'ucs MONDAY morning. sad 40 miles
was made in heavy marching order. We are
here to sun.off fhe cavalry ~ith our Regiment
and sr,ilier. " aye all aaxious 70 go across,
but are onl, ~sitios zoe orders. Our camp Is on
a bluff SOME sop feet high, snd opposite is Whist
Is called Stokes, or the Horseshoe Bottoms, sud
Il : the greatest sight ever saw. bridge 4:
seldom seen here We have iorded FIVE or 81,
streams, large ard small. since leaving Lebanon
I tell Won it Is a splendid couutry-this old Ken
lucky. We are "roushing' it nc~. has,
nothing 70 throw over at night but my over
coat. We can 20 now Just as fast as the 'Rebs.
My health is excellent. We have had no maj
; since last Saturday, and don't know when ",
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13

a SAD ANNOUNCEMENT 1t Is our sad
and paiRful duty to announce the death of ancth.
er Of the brave sons that our city has sent forth
to lay down their lives for their country. Lieut..
VIM NJ Greene, Of Company A, 10Th Michigan
Infantry, Il no more. DE fell in an engagement
which occurred on Sunday last, near Monticel-
10, Kentucky The account containing the news
OF this mournful event thus speaks OF the con
duct OF the 10th Michigan Regiment:
" The 10th, commanded by Lieut. Col Smith.
attacked the rebels with desperate energy. aud
charged upon them, drove them ia Mild coafa-
SION TO their reserves, when their superior num-
Der being discovered our men retired IN good
order. The fighting was of the severes, chsrac
ter
Morgan discovering that be greatly outnun,-
sered ne, sent in desand for our Surrender,
but as Michigan uen have no such word in their
vocabulary, II was instantly refused. The enc
my loss was very severe; ours is given below
Col. smith and Major Cutcheon threw asid,