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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-08-04

TIE BLA1Rs.-Thompson, of the
GAINESVILLE Gazette, is decidedly rough
on the Blair family. Here is what he
saws : "The Blair familyis a hideous
bIotch upon the present Adminlstra-
ton, as the thief Floyd was upon
that of Jimmy Buchanan's with this
difference Bachanan's was so totally
*seased and scabby that one could
OF tell for the life Of him which was
the A l:n:ai.ration and which was the
l,,otrtt /!
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-08-04
SarfckEaHsa1s Pile Egcssscd

PILES-A SURE CURE!
Everybody is being cured Of this distressing
disease by the use Of
Epr. strickgaga8's Pile EseEmcGy.
Read what those say who have used it.
Mr.. Charles w. Landran, Of Louisville, and
Mr. J. z. Hazarde, Cincinnati, O.. both were
cured after using one pot of DR.. Stricklands
Pile Remedy. They say they have tried eve
rything, but could obtain no relief, but one
pot of Striclland's Pile Remedy affected a
perfect cure after suffering for many years
with the worst kind Of Piles. They recon-
mend every one who is suffering to try it.
Sold by all Druggists, so cents per pot
Manufactured at No 6 East Fourth street,
cincinnati, 0. Ask for
DR. SrRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY.
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EGrHrsAaasrn GA,n

,State Of lTiScons;1-Ta tie Circuit Court of
tie Coa'ay Of Wood
The Park Bank, Plaiutffr, vs.. Joseph Wood
Matilda Wood, Horace B. CIaAin, VIM. II.
Mcllen, Nathaniel I. Miller, Henry Stone.
Daniel H. Conk.in, Edward Z. Fan &c. part.
ners doing business .,E1&ar the name and
style Of C!adn, 5ieiien & Co. Moses I
Hoppeck, Eatner Il. Garbut, Em. r. D.acE,
julius d. Roberts ana Mortimer Hendricks,
hrm Of HOppeck, Garbut d Co., joseph
Lowell and j. COLES, Jr., partners under
the name and style Of Lowell Coles (; Co.,
Spencer G. Bryant, 0. II. Norton, s. Is.
Gale, r. c. Worthington. Napoleon B. Cas-
well, Henry L. McCoon, Geo. A. Boyden,
Lucus L. Scha0nmaker and Hiram Schoon-
maker, firm Of McCoon, SeAoonnaher l.
Co, Samuel j. Hunt, Isaac l.. Hunt, -
Graham and - Aiken, firm Of Graham e.
Aiken, A. NJ. Bininger & Co, George Chap
man, James Pike, Robert 5. Lyon, Charles
II. Moves, Gardner Z. Taft ard James S.
Winslow, Jaran p. Salisbury and samne,
w. Chtteaden, firm Of Salisbury & Grit
tenten, Oliver 3. Tweedy, Eli6s Il. Greene.
Dexter Tiffany, Ebert l.. Eastman, Alden
E. Bigclow, Min P. DAYTON, Cvrus L. Car
ter, Henry Z. Quinan, Richard 4. De For
rest, James Armstrong, LeanGer Lefon-
talne, Joseph Dow and George Hilss, Be-
fendant.
\ virtue Of and pursuant to Judgment Of
l. said Court, in the action as above entitled,
rendered and dated cn the oath day of NAY,
1864, shall expose for sale and sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder. at my Of go
i'll the town of Grand Rapid, il said county
Of Wood, on Friday, the 26th day of august,
A. D. 1854, at the hour of one o'clock P. ~,
of that day, the following es,ribed mort
gagged premises, situate, lying and bsing in
the aforesaid county of Wood and state Of
Wisconsin, or so much thereof as shall be
sufficient to raise the amount due PiaintiH for
principal, interest and costs, together with
the expenses of sale, to wit: All that certain
piece or parcel Of land situate, lying and De-
ing in the county Of Wood and state OF VS.
consfn, described and known rs follows, to
wit: The west half of lot number three t5l,
of block number one & J, in Woods Addition.
to the village of Grand Rapids, as surveyed
and plated by c. 3. Jackson, upon which
there is a store.-Dated Sheriff Office, Grand
Rapids, June 18th, 1854.
II. J. McRAITH,
Sheriff. Of Wood County.
WEBB L WIrTER, Plff's Attys
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The Chicago Convention.

!
fFo'" ''' CnIe's' IoS1' 'e"locFa')
George Sanders 2nd other pEomI-
ncnt men who figure now ana have
been 1l9"Tng Tor years IN Tie po!ltics
OF the slATe-hoiumg states, have
made ther appearance IN Canada.
| The New ! ork N@raII alleges that
they are really there 70 take such
measures as will enable their friends
I" contro! the Chicago Convention.
! They have Summoned to their conn
Gil their friends IN the north, and the
plan ot acton IS to be ial,i down IN
Canada. They want Il declaration by
the Democratic party IN favor OF
peace, and bold stand against the
| further prosecution Of the war, even
to 4 refusal to respond to q further
levy Of troops. Ia other words they
want the Chicago convention to make
such 4 declaration as will * fire the
Democratic heart" and prccipitate
the north into a revolution. Failing
to get the party to array itself openly
in favor of 4 recognition Of the con
jpler2tc<. as that viii! place the party
IN omen hostility to he government
tha,, eaol, tba naxf hasf th;nr and
thaf; : thn no,n;nst;on of carGi-
dato who viii corfoinIv no bo9tor
and from the reelection Of Lincoln
thcv evnoct 70 see union Of the
r.5;n,I oboI;tionists aod the radical
nro- slavery Democrats who viii
&
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-08-04

You ought not to be without such valua
ole medicine medicine The Cincinnati Ma
tiona Union, of April 24th, says: that thou
sands of our soldiers have been saved by the
use Of Stricklands Anti-Cholera Nxture.-
For sale by Druggists at 90 cents per bottle
General Depot East Fourth street, Gin
cinnati, Ohio. Z3TI
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-08-04

to convince them that it is the best prepara-
ton ever used. 1t not only cures the above
affections of the Throat and Lungs, but it
cures Night Sweats and Splitting Of Blood,
and is an excellent gargle for any kind of
Sore Throat. 1t is pleasant to take, and a
safe medicine for infants. Price 80 cents per
bottle. For sale by Druggists generally.
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CoU GI NO MORE
TRY STRICKLAND'S
uILLLTEJ9JS COUGH BlLSln!

DR. STRICKLAND'S Melifuous Cough Bal
ID sam cures Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Asthma, and Consumption. 1t is only neces-
sary for any one troubled with these CON-
pIaints to try one bottle Of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-08-04

A MOTHER instaliment Of new MNlin--1,
a Goods at the Ladies' Ba,aar,
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CyppFss no GILLS LANDING

rT7HE undersigned has established Weekly
Express between Grand Rapids and Gills
Landing. arriving here on Thursdays Money
and other packages, light freight, &c, carried
between these places on reasonable terms ana
with safety and dispatch. NV,
Grand Rapids, May 25sh, 1861. 22a
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THE REPORTER

j. i. B3UNDAGE, Editor and Publisher
r. VI. HAISES, Corresponding Editor.
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Election on Tuesday, Nov. sta, 1861.
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u I. HEBARD,
Chairman Senatorial Dist. Com.
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Give zig g call. Bring along your money or
its equivalent in Shingles, Produce or some.
thing of the kind
WMi s. MILLER.
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills

liz afahiahie medicine i nmlling ~ H.. curc
q ~ thlse laihf aud dangerous diseases incst,pt
20 thc female epusliiu10h
e moderItes MI excess remsTes en- distributions
from whatever eausg, AMI brings on the monthly
psrlpd Wifh regularity.
thes. Pitts saa,lld nqt d taken by females that
are pregnant during The FIRST THEE MONTHS
as tney afe sure q bring on Miscarriage but At ey.
e5 ot5F ilne sud in every other ease they arc Der.
feefly safe.
ln ~ cases q NervdHs and spiral Affections pain
= NJ 1ask And Limbs leayiHcss Fatigue on Sigh,
eNeFien. Psiiafaiioh 81 the Heart Low4eSs on St5r
IT'S Mysteries, sick Headache. Whites aud ali the
iaiainl diseases pecasiaped hy disottiored system
these Pills wii effect 4 cure when all other means
have fsiled
Fall directions In pamphlet around each package
Ntieh should b. carefully preserved
ttrs san b seut 10 botfs containing ~ tllIs
Post Dr. bF egcasing . and thres-csnt stamp. t.
sRs ag0at sold b al uFtggisfs $40 I'sf,si
si4tes sgenk JOB MOSES
1871 = tartiaadt street. New York
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urxn8s. a Gsssral Ierry'f disaian.
ThsF cane Is q iht .sms si 81 ana
oaab.isai ussaaer, aai asfe recersd
wilb . frs 70 80 and aahedha lbai
ihey eau'1 90 aHAtisn3 i, Isl broke
AID 80 81 ihe aoo3e Thsy ssfe
determined. hQnsvsf O. break or
Toe ard safee g fram ifs position. GOES
shat i soaia. Ibsg again formed.
and scfe er.uasl tnei q iufarcc-
mcnts. Tbey charged again. uu8 81.
Ter ten nsuuies bis work lhey were
d.mssroas y rsagiseA and af5vru bach
~ Ell r.8iais Ihag tH8r arr sufiaus
Effort oa lheir part ia iafe eur pasl.
lion ard. having their dad and
wounded. e ,ha uaHber e & tb0as.
and. on The Geld before osT line. theY
aes.n massel ap8n Gen. Saith
'noS, ard attacked bis lca General
Gillmors ibsn drew 81 BIS corps, ADD
formed 10 support Gen. Smith.
Tie fighting. which had been go
ing o. with more 81 less s.olence
nioae ihe entire line. moss ceased lai
half past iw0) and preparations were
made Il dras 81 oar forces from the
field and return . our Entertainments
The artillery vas seat to the rear, eX-
ccpt = section 10 cover The rear guard.
The alabulauces. loaded with wound.
I'd, and the supply trains, were des-
patched to the rear, and finally the
entire army fen back The enemy no,
pursuing. Thus ended ibis rebel at
tack On our iine.
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FrExoaT BoARn ~ EDr, AqiaS. !
seerefaFy's ofiiee, May, lsoA Z
Teachers Institutes.

l'hAsh Ehe' ms iifIiE- ~ he Counties 81
\ hipdNH, Aaaasga. falkland. Mlnslhaga aaa
Bihnisgtsh Niii III held f3llhws.
4 Hsis iihsiti., lahe isth and il.h. AZ eol.S,
! All. 8aAe llth ana iHh. 81 W POrLTSEY
3gae ith aRd istA at ~ TESY June 4ist $50
G2d' q FIRE Jua9 s9;h ass s58b
lbs iHtiHuirs p taek era5ssue Ia session dun.
81 iaa 4al S eDaftHtiHg Ai SAX
81 Hisaas q eiat 800 r. invited e. attend
tp@a Saps4iaiea1sNts art desired 3 ~ MAI
4eseas's ARE lsnehfd, and gres thsh - 80
t9tgRs fsfa as fcslsthssig tuglfel ~ n{s.s sst{a
From ihs.F Pul},iss
80 , s. ADAMS Secretary.
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bEnon An suIrns gas,e.

GfAgE % NEhMDSTi Alta Probate Court
- Manchester District + (holdfH az Mahehester.
H. fsgs
Present. Hon. q KENT judy
~ lasfanaeHt "a writing pEnofiius y y toe
iasi VIII and testantegi u DsHsfal -nlih ssis n
kHperi in ssa district lseeseed. gftsentad ~
lFGi8lif.
Nheffupet Il sas eFisrtd list ssid lnstsemea.
y proven - ! Prsilia.s curt "a De- hAlGeh Al ihe
ffatsit oifise ia M&Bsbsstsf Va fta FIR sala dls.
ffiFL % tbe lesi AeiHsfda8 n Nsys iksf. snt that
hatiee fii6gtafia Rfsn ty gsAltg fhts efdaf three
socks snatssesYgty 81 - MassHG@rss JVf es4t
Fatea af said Mansba efsr preflaas h. sas fiale n
heaff0g~~al b. n L09 Liz rlntsf
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GEO. FUTILE,
l.. q FUTILE, ARt.
LEMlEL .rEAn,s E.lnle.

GIAIk ef VERMONT Asa Pfola.a Court
~ Manchester uffriei, ~ h8llsH Al Manchester,
2 ada II SID District. - tbe 2yih day efAprii. A.
u fst4
Present. HIN. E Z kent Jaage.
~ Instrument iu ~siing purpgfiing b b. The last
WIN and tssf@nent - IeHiAe Mad Aisn land
grove z eaid District deceased, WAS presented fgr
probate
hrfea.au if uas or'iera iisi ssii insifurhfHi ,a
proven ~ Probate art, q ~ bolleB 81, ths Pro
iate pi'ie, ia Manchester IN aud f5g said Uistri,t
- ne iasi KseHesaaf n May. lsgi and thst
AttT iheFeg, Z afen bs yaLNshsng sbis order three
wiess ssfesssgels IS thr MtsufsstRB JorBN a.,
printed a ssid Manchester previous u sald tl4e N
is%mi1ss II - FOWLER Ksg1saf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bl WISE BY TiMES
~ Hoi Ille villa yaar hrath constitution and a a..
acer Il lpu 81 suffering with ans disease
faF which
HtLHBOLDS 1fR4CT BgCTU
is rec sgiaiehiisd
1tsA az! IR1 iT, TRY Frf
e SUI Gus kau satc laagsuferiug allay ing Pain
anu iuilUualioil and ,gIii rest,4fr t8t5 n,
HEATH AND PURITY,
~ iiii3c eNFn.t and ny exposure. Cufoat The Al
s"filseH.ent y an0ta,f geiumn, ard cal tsr ID.
beeafe ID CanWer1tits
Asa i1r llf.mh0ds Tatq ~, afi,er
GIRLS GG1RANTkKD.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF ~ TEN MINUTES.

IT ~ 2 ( e In UsNIt y .TFEHS,
"a aahilihg ihe cafe u CQrars Coins AAyliyA
HsoNs BilTs. song tnep&r. lIoAuRsrsEss DfYFf
ertf lSrE unsG INcnIrNr C3NsfNr4ioS. asa
DISC ,rss 90 tnr LoNes, fhey haze na tasie &,
nrsl ife, 80! ahs ehiid siiitaks them. Thousand.
iaf hggn resF'lesi tlhah iAli iad l,ffr ,lcspair.
- Testimony given % hRbrel@ef cases A sn.A.
9pse relieves H AIS NfNtTEs
Ahs ioT Bryan's Pninenle Rafers-the ORIGINAL
Hi na.y geunine 5 stamped bryan. seur},tI.
ansic are ~ refl fir sale twenty-five cents bgy
sold " ~ Druggists
JOB Mo>Es. sole Proprietor
lyH q eoriiahdt stree Neg Yost
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WAR DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON
May 22-l0 T.. M.-7o Hgoy- Gea
srai D,F .--0n Friday evening Gen.
Grant commenced a movement fof
the purpose Of compelling sI.te 10
abandon bis position al Spoi;sylvania,
the details Of which for obvious reas.
obs should no, be made public. II
has thus far progressed successfully.
Longstreet corps started south al
one O'Clock Friday night, an hour and
q halt after Hancock moved. Eweli's
corps followed l.ongsirret last night.
The indications are Thar the rebel ar.
my has iallei baek hesond the North
Anna Hake' brigade has joined
Lee.
Tire movement Of Gen. Grant has
thus far been accomplished without
any severe engagement, or serious in
ltrruption
We now occupy Gaiucy's station,
Milford station and south Of the Mat
tapon, Q that line
a despatch received this morning
from Gen Candy. dated May ith at
The mouth Of Red river, says" We
base rumors to DAY fom rebel SQUIRE.
IS illat The Guuboais except tao sue
ceeded 10 getting over the falls on
the day mentioned; on tie day 81
Gen. Banks 4 -paicb.
10 DESPATCH. from General But.
ler 10 day.
Dispatches from Kingston, state
The sherman forces are resting, and
replenishiug their supplies
+. NJ STANTON, Sec'y Of War.
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Is the place 10 buy Goods.
PHINTs.

PRINTS,
DELAlNES,
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W 't'l thoftt sue ~ HifN hts'ei " - tHtA'
Ake@ hna tiit ch"aFsss aad superiority II the light
has gained fqr i tn iafefaIe apnen q those ne.
qualnisd With ~ merits The machine takes up
bal little roam; 10 disagfstaDi6 efur Is experienced
~ rs VS. np nrt Z applied 80 The apparatus ~ All
y fan BE- attached m oraBarg eas ppes used or roal
ga and 4 through ihe .am6 Kind oi fixtures.
ING MathiHss az manufactured ~ TIC Burning
ten Automatic Gas Light ca. end RAY 81 seen I'll
y rallon aaa ef AZ q PC siQft u q : blgdgpst
q lar teilesr stFs,t Burlingten. VI
Fe9 farther particular. address,
6msG H. Il SWEET, seeretssy
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Chronic @ NerToas Debility. Diseases u az
hiancgs, apd Diseases afsaiag
lsom d.safierfd
si&Nach.
OBSERVE rHr FOLLOWING sYNfrousl
R'sa''sAs from ''sossisrs n Ne iAgsstrt organt
Constipation luwurd Plies, Ealpe.s 81 Rood
Acidiiy 81 the s,olsaeh, asnseb heartburn.
disgust Ter food, lalness lr weight IL ne
stomach. spar eFurlalianN s4nkA N u
huiterng at the lil VI tle stomach.
swimming 81 the beadt bur ISL snd
difficult breathing, eulterng Of the
heart choking Of ,nfecatuc SEN
saiions ahen ia lying posture,
dlmtcss u visieH, dots "a webs
leiiiie the SIGHT, fever ard
duil pan b TIE bead, dgd
eieneg a Precipitation, yelop.
hes Of ,he skin aua - ),
pain 10 the side, uerk.
chest, limbs, Sc, sudden
ilushes Of heat, bun-
ing 10 the ncsh, con.
tlapl liurginiugs VI
EST, sBd great
Oppression Of
spirits,
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Farm FIR s0,c.

I 9FFEB ~ FAKA fOk SALE sitsassa = tss
hoffl faw = tits iasH iAsss Is sasas sges 90
tereF - sh8, sTFs - Improved xges48iaz ggfPFK
DMkLiaSg Het s8.s, hnd IS aetss&afg 3.s5ls -.
% ssad fefzit Aisc So Ata# ~ o. ft4se fssss
fss'ssisssrg = NFsf ssa huEfg sid ~ 81 49,
fuENg NAtfl.E. 0NkE sBd HORSES T&rs.s
gsf1 sas fsF fafihar paH#aNrs eAqaHs " 81
dress tbs sahseribtr
9t1EGE BARNARD.
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lUIIVN ILUTH.
CASSIMERs

BOOTS g. SHOES.
&c, &c, &c. &C
a large assortment OF Ciothiug Just receiy
ed and for sale foe Cash.
ap---
8gTrfk, f6Gs, BEANS, MAPLE ST.
GAR, taken in exchange.
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BRAKES PATENT
Automatic Gas Machine

II HIS machine,
Il which has been In
constant use fur moro
than two years, il now
aeknoW lodged 10 be the
most convenient, sim
pie. and efficient meth.
nd oflighting buildings
nfail kinds. ont of reg
lihr gas works, ever
brought to public no.
. Use.
The simplicity oftlie
Apparatus, is entire
freedom from danger
IS explosion, the little
vftb which IL Is man
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STORE,

EAST DORSET,
NEAR the Fumace)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-16


HoitheIu papers Of the 18th instant contain 10 in
teIhgeiiCe vi Importance.
The New York Fiesn.a.fS J0aFau{ ana .Setrs re-
p!,iiate Mcclellan, and does Ohm Eiuiltby, edi-
tor OF the Mefs0p0ittnn Rrco,d, iii long letter re-
viewing his foImeF acts of TYRANNY. Mr.. Eaiiai.y-
nam was al Columbus, Ohio, SATURDAY, On hi-
way TO canvass the State Of PcInsy yanili, when Ii,
WAS klet by ActieaE's letter vi acceptance lie al
oIite directed the Democratic State Committee 4,
withdraw his from all appointments ana re-
turned to his nome The Washington correspond.
cnt OF the Ttb.Ote says:
Flilaidlgh.,l, Immediately after reading McCl.l-
itil's letter, teleg,apLed 10 political friend here
"All hope Is lost, aud withdrew has name from tile
CANVASS
General cass repudltcs the Chic 20 platform as
! - all ingenious surrender to the rebels
There Is no news. Stanton telegrtIiis that
Wilson and otetin,an VIII keep General Wheeler too
Dusy to interfere with Shcrmau's lines.
Gold III New Ioih hats fallen to 2IS; but there has
been iall III the prices OF PROVISIONS. The people
are hot deceived by the temporary decline, and do
not want to sell for grcelbal H..
| The steamers "A ID. Vance with four hundred and
twenty bales oi cotton, and Elsie, with three thou
sand bales, were captured the jth instant Just cut
from " Inington.
The captured priyateer Georgia arrived at Beau
tort, North ClrUlila, OH the 9t and would proceed
to Boston.
The steamer Fawn, running upvu the Dismal
Canal between Noliolk and North Carolina, was cap
tuned saturday ty party of bel raiders and barn
ed The crew aid passengers ali taken prI-
5Jutrs.
The capture Of the rebel guerrilla and raider GUAM
tre, Is lnouliced to Lave been recently effected la
lnIlanapVlis. lie was there iii Disguise, AMI was
recognized on the street by Il refugee
\ report Is III circulation at Little Rock, Aikau-
SIS. that the rebel Maior-Gencr.i Sterling Price
died recently at Arkldeipha Of lyscntery
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Pioes VAsDALs.-The New York Christian En-
qairef has the following retuke OF some of its less
serupulous brethren:
+" Ia several Libraries Of New England clergyncn
we have seen choice Volumes of great COST bearing
Tue iiaines of southern minister's To whom they
stii Leiong although they have been sent North az
giifs ICON Yankee soldiers Who had appropriated
Them Some Massachusetts pa,iors are said to b,
e"rpeted with spoiis Of another kind. Now if any
one asks what has become Of the Union party once
- strong at the south, answer that, in pant
They have been alienated from the Government by
the uiIustiiabie outlages committed by wicked or
tlioughtless Federal soldiers AT Beaufort, South
carolina, to,nbs We're violated At Holly Sprines
Mississippi, communion talHe was used in behalf
OF euchie and Old sledge' Such tales of wrong
have iniuriated many who disposed to be
friends Of the Union and their righteous indigna-
ton has had something to do with reycrses that
have oveftaken our AIMS"
The Enquirer also quotes, with Indignation a
letter from officer, written at Camp Saxon pesu-
fort, South Carolina, III which he says
= The splendid msnsiou once occupied by that
arch-rebei, i. Butler King, is on Georgia island,
and We stripped IT OF everything. | write this let
ter OH his writng-desk which, with his piano was
presented to hIe Oh uy return"
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To the Memory of RObr. RYLAND WALTiIALI,.
Of Company q, FiIst Regiment Of Virginia In-
fautfy, who was killed at the Battle Of Dfewry's
bluif, May l6th l5o4.
This young man WIS the son of Christopher WAL
thal of the city OF Richmond, and though youthful
III years, veteran Of the First regiment Viz
siia infantry lie was among the first to respond
to the call OF his State when she summoned her
to take up in her defence, and entered tho
field with his regiment early in 1861. And from the
battle OF the eighteenth day of July, 1861, when he
first met the enemy at Bull Rum up to the period OF
his death, that patriotism and devotion which first
animated linn to take up dmnied or
diminished. On the wearysome, long march, and
amid the hardships and privations of the held Le
gave evidence of the possession OF fortitude and pa
tenee in remarkable degree. In his strict otser-
vance OF military rule, no matter how minute, no
showed himself to be the conscientious soldier the
man VI principle, aud yet the genial companion --
On the numerous battle-iiells where his regiment
has been engaged he always bore himself with cool
hess and gallantry, and fought the good soldier,
and he whose ai1i II netsed with the conviction VI
right, always fights.
The want vi space foIGids the enumeration Of the
satiOus battles IN which Corporal Wthll had been
engaged, aiiI the part acted by HIM ia each Sus-
nee u TO say 'hat he had been present with his lcs
inent up to the time he was killed except an absence
ot u few months, occasOIed by wound received 1t
the battle OF Gettysburg, Pennsylvania and during
l. at shost period no battle took place Although his
regiment had been actively campaigning both winter
and summer since the iirst year al the war the e.Iiy
part OF lat May found him with his regiment n
front of NesbeIn, State Of North tArolina ia that
state he had Just passed through trying CAM
pagn. lie was called from there 10 the defence vi
his native city, aud was one of those who stood at
Drewiy's harm, ON the 10Th Vi last May, a wall
of IRE, between their homes and household gods and
Buffers army vi vsndals, and there almost in
sight Of the spiIes Of the city that gave him birth
while fighting for all that the true man chcrishes
most, lie fell like the genuine soldier prefers to fa
when tall lac must fighting in front Of the battlS
almost haad-to-hand with the foe, amidst tie clash
u arms, the rattle ci nusketry and the roar Ut al
tiiery, when victory Lad already pegehed upon our
banners and beei sounded IN his ears.
Thus offered up another noble sacrifice upolI
the altar Of bis country Ne, his eoinfaIes In arms
who knew his worth and ilaiiy virtues, mourn his
loss and sympathize with his bereaYed relations in
their great atiietion but hope the probable trans
Ion Of LiIi who had been exemplary in this ie to
= better world and hgar state vi being, may proye
their support and consolation. t*l Coaaapk,