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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-11-02
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-11-02
Lewistown Station.

AeWlStOWn SCatlOns
Trains leave Lewistown Station as follows:
WestcGrd EdStlCdrd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17
A RAID EXPECTED IN A NEW QUARTER.

The Hon. Robert Il. May, Mayor of Augusta, Ga.
under date of June IL, issues the following prOchna
zion to the people of Richmond and the surrounding
counties and negbborng districts Of South Carolina:
From inform ltiOn received from Major Gen. Jones,
command at Charleston and Savannah there be no
doubt that the enemy now actively preparing a raid
upon the City of Augusta. This inform ton sls
been conveyed 10 me from other sources whose rea-
bilty oaunot be questioned. Il Is therefore my duty to
call upon all the residents Of the py OF Richmond and
the surrounding country repair to Augusta without
days delay acd report 70 Major l. p Gira;dey, COM
handing the local forces for assignment in the COM
panies now organized, for organization 10
panies Arms ammunition and sccOutrements will be
furnished by Col Rains to all
That there will be hesitation the part Of al
within reach Of Augusta who capable Of rendering
service in this trying emergency, am convinced. Cti
zsns, strangers refugees Of all agas, have OPP
potunity OF demonstrating TO some slight extent the
devotion they have to our great cause by fastening to
the defence Of Of the most important points in the
Ooniederacy. It s no time for delay, ielioW-eounry
men, or for giving way 10 alarm-let Us do whole
duty eonscentOusy and calmly, and leave the rest to
God.
The enemy will be opposed step by step in his sd-
vance from the coast by forces there. Every foot
of his path will be marked with blood. Let Ne, then,
constitute force here that will reinforce brave de-
Tenders in the event OF their being compelled to fall
back upon Augusta and every eIerton to preserve
from destruction our beautiful city and the mighty iu
terest the Government hes cOnfded in Gus fidelity aAd
courage.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17
AFFAIRS IN CHINA.

Recently, 10 the British Houss Of Commons lir Lid.
dell moved That in the opinion Of this House. further
Interference the part Of this country in the civil
in China is impolitic and unnecessary The bon. mem
Der said tda Mr. lay the Inspector General Of Gus
toms, had sought TO obtain supremacy the I'm
peria Government by means of the AngoOhinese feet
under Captain SherErd Osborn which had been 6tted
out under his direcoo and which to be st his dis
pOsA Prince Kung bad properly refused to consent to
q compact which would have established British pro.
tsctorate-a proleclorats that would have offended all
the other Powers. Oar policy in China ought 10 be
merely commercial policy. We ought not to aid the
rebels or the Government, which foreign end
hated desposm. The Tartar dynasty has ruled for 200
years, and yet the country is prosperous The fact is
that the Chinese Empire is 10 prsc,ice federation aud
the federal chief the Empercr has very little real
shortly except in the immediate neighbOrhood Of the
seat Of the Imperial Government
Mr. LayArd replied to Mr.. LddslPs long and able
speech he denied that any at,emp, had been made to
establish British proectorate in China and said that
our policy bad been emineny successful aud in proof
OF this cited statistics Of trade showing that the
exports and imports at Chinese ports amounted co.
900, 0OQ Our policy had also been approved By Mr..
Burllugame, the United States Minister at Pekin, aud
other persons capable of forming opinion.
After q few remarks from Mr.. Forster, Mr.. FerTand
rose to address the House, and almost Immediately
interrupted by the House being counted out at squar
ter past eight o'clock, there being only So members
present
Oa Monday Me-. Blxter gave notice that, in conse.
quenee Of the abrupt termination OF the debate he
should at an early date call attention to the slate Of
Affairs in Ohna.-LORdoR IRdsx.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17

strive With al the earaesinssi os asrton, aad al Toe
tenaOity Of inasxble rssolatiau. We must SO" VIC
Yankees that What We mean By peace s synooynOua
with Independence ami We must convince tne Tbs.
carnOs DO csjOled into reunion or driven TO
We must get rid Of the dOusOn that there IS any parry
=, the North friendly to Oa- e; aud convince our
own people that to talk Of pea a''aiaAOe IN any
o,har av than BY gorou- aud TesOluse resistance,
= :, rroross surrender Of our rights and cur liberties
- the enemy. When We bsvo succeeded ia convincing
,bs yankees of these facs IL will bs matter of little
eOpss to us who is President the United States
vho resides in the White House, or what party has
majority in Congress. Il is true that the Democrats
seem to be more open to conviction hln their SdVer-
sies bu. We shall have no paImanen; peace until IL is
thoroughly beaten into both parties.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17
lRrom The Mobile Tribune.
A PRIVATE IN THE RANKS.
BIT c. 4. NC.

No linselled bar lis collar bears,
No epaulstte or star,
With glitter bright his mind to charm
Amid the din of wari
But in his soul the sacred light
o. Liberty burns clear and bright:
A private ir the rauks
Ard not to win the bar or stripe
He rushes to the fight;
But strong Of arm and stern OF heart,
He battles for the right.
He knows DO voice bu. duty's call
And breasts the bullets-stand or fal,
The private 10 the ranks
= All, all have come the nations cry
Has throbbed their hearts among,
And mother, wife or maiden fair,
Must "sufer and be strong"
The sire with scarce year TO live,
The boy with all his life to glse,
Are priy4tes in the ranks
And when TIE quick electric ai,h
Proclsims the battle done,
How many hearts exulting throb,
Another victory won
And search the death lists eagerly
For names they'd rather die than see,
OF privates in the ranks
The need of praise We gla dly give
To all who dare the scars,
And care but little what they wear,
Coarse gray, or stars, or bari;
But most our love to thee belongs
Who braVely right their country's wrongs,
Are priva es 10 the ranks
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17
cH-An the Richmond papers please copy.

TIE LAST OF MErsRBEIR Private letters received in
New York give PARTICULARS Of the funeral ceremonies by
which i; was intended to honor the memory Of Meyer
beer in Paris. committee appointed TO take the
matter in charge. l; consisted of Auber, the CON
poser Jules Beer nephew Of the deceas d; of Mes
sieur5 Camille Doucet, s.. Georges, Emile Perrin,
Baron Taylor, and Florentino the newspaper musical
ctiic. Meyerbeer Died on Monday, the I'd and alter
living ia stare in Paris three days. the body WAS on
Friday, the Glib, at noou removed from his house, No.
Ras dc la Aontrigue, aud conveyed, followed bJ 6
large funeral procession the stat Of the Northern
railws.
Services took plaza here. aud several funeral dis
courses were pronounced. special train then left Tor
Berlin with the remains. Several mbers Of the CON.
mttee went with them far the French frontier,
Jules Beer continuing on to Berlin. On Monday, tho
9th of May the 6la otssquies TO take place al
Berlin after which the body would DO deposited in the
family vault Meyerbeers will would be opened BY his
direct on al Berlin. AS yet no knows Wha! dipo
sitor he therein makes of his property
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17
NIeGINI .--At rnles held IN the Clerk,s OF

VIRGIEfe at rules held in the Clerks Of
ace q shs sseo - ioits csunty Monday. s
A Tooen, PisLpn.
agaiatt III CHAg.EaY n,
Hicks and Frances his wiIe Chafn oil
Vim Ham, decezxed 90 Drfrn Iat H. {
The object TO attach all The i.erea and Of
the resident Pendants Hicks Frances IFS Wife, IN
the hands under the control Of the Chann
administrator OF Lucinda Eam led and Zscharah Bugg
administrator Of VIM Elan deceased them satsy
claim OF the plaintiff, Toone aganyt the Hicks IL
appearing by adayits that The def
his wife, OF this plain
counsel Il Is ordsred that the do appear
within month after due hereof do what
their interests and that
pubshed for four successive in
Whg newspaper printed In the city Of Richmond and
another copy ported front door the
Of the said county the ns day OF We county
isf7-w4w - Wh A. snIrH q
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17

4 RICHMOND AcIRKss WHO PERsoEAyED CHARACTERS
OF lick ORDER" IN THE RKBEL SrATE5-We well
core the arrival among US Of an accomplished &C ress
Mrs Blair, Known in the theitical world as Mes Ella
WrsL, by which name she W Ii be announced 10 tie
bld She has been professional tour through the
Confederate States Of America, where, with Mr. Morton
she has been giving drawing room entertainments sun
liar tn those introduced to London audience oy NC
and Mrs Grmsn Reed at the Gallery OF Illustration, -
Wellss personatng characters of high order-Na''dH
Guardian May 2s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17

@How DID IT HAPPEN "A gentleman, in cutting opeu
cows pauneh yesterday with the epicurean purpose
Of supplying the table wish tripe found il the paunch
some fifteen or twenty six psnDy nails The query is
how did the nails get thereS The supposi ion is that at
some previous period in the cows history che was IN
der treatment which required the administration of
iincture Of ron-hence the nails.
Junus thinks the killing of that Gov vas only repeat.
ing the tragedy OF killing the goose that laid The golden
egg BE considers mint of money Lost nv her erecn.
ton. Had she been his he would have set M nal
factory forthwith, and would have grown rich on the
proceeds.
He may be right, but we ea7e the subject for the
speculation Of physiological savans- Georgia paper
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17
LIST OF oAsUALTIEs


In the ASIA Va Regiment Of Infdhtry Wisss Brigade
in the various engagements in 0tsstrtfsid county,
Va ending I'd June. 1854, Col r Harrison com
handing.
Field and Staf-None.
Company A. Capt Fred Carter-Kilsd-A ib-
ney, (vol) Wounded--Sergt Jas Williams, slight Ia
side; A Isaacs severe in fac; WIN Wise, foot am
putated; Robinson foot, slight; Wilson, in head
d Snes d. jaw; Jos Levy, thigh.
Company b, Capt Geo W Abbtt-Kiled-LtJ L.
F PAtteson, John Paterson, Mike Higgins, James
Moore. wouDded-Saml Webb, slight in knee R
Wilkerson, thigh; Richardson, shoulder; Baldwin,
thigh; w Cheatham, side; Wo ldridge, buttec ..
Company c, Capt John r Yea ts- Killed. b Ram.
sey, W Bobbin, (ded Of his Woudds) Wounded
L. Davis, severe in hips; 0orpl Jefferson, Sc
we're in aid; R Mihan, slight in head; Q Maddox,
Company D. Capt George NOrr.s-K lied-Gtorge
Bruce. Woundee-E F ShiHst, face, Sigh; s
Bird Sigh. in ankle, P o Tryfort eight in foot, s s
Mapp leg; Corp Parker foot, sergt 7 Fotqus leg,
w BeasIey leg, w Gardner, severe in thigh, Geo
Macon, face, eight; Jno Kellun, arm. eight.
Company E-Oaptain Garland. Wounded; j W Ora
ham, mortsy (sin( dead)
Company F-Oapt Jno White. Killed: S D Park
er, Geo W Downing, Thomas Forrest. Wounded Jno
Wright, severe in thigh (since dead), Taylor, arm
smpulated (since dead)
Company g, Capt Il NJ Bethel Wounded-A Graves,
thigh; R " Norvell, mouth; o Pugh, shoulder, se-
vert; Bennington, severe in arm and finger; Qsick,
should !; Sergt Martin, arm, severe; Push,
slight in leg.
Company Il, G.ptain G W Mino;-Noupded-R
Tburstop, nrger.
Company l, Captain Tucker -Kille-WahD Dur
ham. WouOded-D II Fellers, MORALLY, (siuce died
Company K, Capt HufmAn-W ounded-E N
Ferrl, aigl in knee; NJ Lugar, hand; Jas w by
pes, severe il thigh.
RIcAPITUILTIoS
hul u. 80
Wounded MORALLY aud siuce died. ......"6
Wot nded. ................. ...........SS
Total. 'of
Oh June -JDo Meyer, Of compIuy H. was kills d
near Peter sburg Notifications in skirmsh With the en-
envy WM CAMS kILLEE,
Chaplain 46 Va.
eE-AI the Richmond papers please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17
Ie17-v4V

VIRGINIA.---At rules holden at the Clerks
once OF the County Court Of Charlotte County Monday,
9Th day Of June, lSs4,
WIN smh. Exr OF George Roberts, deceaxed and David
Comfort Pns,
against
Richard Gaudlng sheriff OF charlotte, and such admina
Of Janes Word deed, John Word, Thomas Word,
Jas Moon aud Pamela his wife, VIM Peak Martha
bis wife, Benz Word John Loyelsce and his wife,
Defs.
The object Of ih sell lot at Charlotte Court House
belonging the estate Of Jam Word Decd and distribute
said Words estate amongst his creditors and heirs, according 70
lava
Word ard John Loveaee and his wife, nonrsdents
Of this state On motion Of the plaintiffs by counsel order
ed athe said defendants within month due
publication hereof and do what necessary protect their In
terests In this quit
Acopy-tesie,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17
CTENOGRAPHRRs and Phonographers-

~ Proposals will be received by tbs uldergaed until the first
day September for contracts for making verbatim
ports the proceedings and debates Of the sense CT the Con-
federate States.
The viii be required furnish his assistants
The OF the will It estimated average about SIX
months per annum, sud about three hours per day.
Stationery will furnished at the expense OF the Senate,
reporters for writing out note together With lights
and fuel
will be made for year from the h Monday
Of November next rata compensation paid the conte
monthly.
The reports must embrace verbatim report OF all motions
peeches and such amendments offered
be necessary TO explain abe debates.
The mate that the principal reporter and three
sssstaLts perform the work.
The chief reporter and his assistants will be officers Of the Sen
and EMIT the privilege and immunes incidental thereto.
and removal by the Senate for any want OF capacity fidelity
fair copy the daily reports must be wea complete In
time f,r the rext daily m,rniog papers.
Proposals will be addreeito JAMES OAR Anderson South
Carolina.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17

SECURE YOUR SALT.-Citizens of Henrico
~ County, entitled Salt get their quota upon appca
the COun Court House TO-DAY June l3th) ofsrs
who their u:kets 1884, do by
plying County justice Of the Peace. The Salt Room III
be open only for a limited period. ELIJAH BAKER,
June 10, ls64-lt Agt. for Henrico County.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17

WE have on hand a small quantity Of supe.
w rior old pure Whkey which on.r sale al
lowest market price MARTIN CORDOBA.
Jsl5-2e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17
XIRGINIA.--At Rules held in the Clerks o.

VIRGINIA.---At Rules held in the Clerks OF
ace Of the crcub Court Charlotte county, Monday the
9Th day OF jane 1854:
ThSpss spencer and Emma, his wife, Mary ohafan Wm
Spencer and his wife, Ford j. his WIFE, John
smth, In his right and administrator, wi the will
annexed Of W Smith, deceased, and Pernele Smith,
Plalntfs,
sg.nst IN oH5NOERY.
Thomas Pugh, administrator Msrinds Robinson, Decd
Burgwia and Ana NJ his wife, wm Saith and Louisa, his
wife, and the same Vim Smith, admnbAtor OF Robin
deceased Bette Bonldin Indus Robinsen exeeuhx
and sole dvsee Of Rootr Robinson deceased Joel Robn
SON. Henry bBson, and the unknown chi OF John
Robinson, Defendants.
The ohe this suit sell and divide according 70 law,
the snd psrosai estate OF Msrnds Robin son.
Appearing by adzyt that the defendants Joel Robinson
Henry Robinson and the unknown hrs John Robin
son. deceased nonesdsns Of this State, motion ths
pands cou1se ordered that the said sp
within monh after publication hereof what
necessary to protect their Interests In this suit.
Acopy-Teste.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17
TENNESSEE ITEMS.
From Nashville papWS.]


James II. Fraley, OF Els! Tennessee, convicted Of
bushwbscklng and murder by . court martial at the
'front.' and the sentence approved by the War Depart
pen, and the prisoner sentenced to be hung exc
cutSd yesterday in the yard at the pententiary at
o'clock P II. He assembled the scaHOld in perfectly
calm Manner not seeming to fear his fate and during
the reading Of his sentence and the few remarks Of the
chaplain, bore himself ike bravo man.
After prayer, be was asked if he had snybing to say
when he stepped forward and in low voice, said in
substance, that he was innocent man that though
he was good rebel soldier ever lived he had not
committed MURDER done anything bat soldier should
not do He also said that he believed that all his sins
had been forgiven, and that though be innocent
man, he did not fear death After concluding his re-
marks he stepped back the Drop when his hands and
feet ted and the IA al cap drawn bis head
At the signal the drop fell and after hanging about
fifteen minutes, the body was cut Gown and placed IN
the coffin. Thus did the stern Of the laE expate
his crime
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17
JAMES L. ORR, Chairman,
X. w. JOHNSON,
A. q. BROWN,
Richmond, June 1ith, 1864.

EThe following papers will publish the above Advertisement
monthly until the 18th August. sad send bills 10 L. n. Fits
hugh Of the sesAe: Richmond Enquirer Sen
tne Wing Dis atch; Wilmington Journal Norm Carolina
Raleigh North OArona Mercury and Courier
CharestoD Uaronan and Guardian Columbia Soutq Carolina
Ohroncs and Sentinel Constituona Augusta, Geo ga
Republ an Savannah Confederate Union, Mede seville
graph Mscol Appeal AM Iatelgencer Atlanta Inquire Co.
lumbus Montgomery;
sger, Mobile AlAbsma mississppiAn. Selma Alsbams
Observer Tuscaloosa Alabama OGddo Gazette, shreveport
Lousiana Telegraph, Houston, Texas. jel3-2taml5
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17
ArrEMPrED SUICIDE.

hard labor cana ia for dinner Royal G. Clark private
of the lOh Kentucky cavalry, (Federal,) borrowed
razor, fer the purpose he said, of removing ouS
lesome corn He entered his call and cut hs throat
from esr to ear by chance, tie main artery was not
G.vertd, and as NJ, he was still alive and in bis full
sense expressing his thoughts by writing He sent
20 the hospital though tue surgson expressed it i'm
possible for him 10 survive. The OF this strange
proceeding was letter from bis wife in Kentucky IN
which she stated her determination to gets yorce on
the ground of his being in military prison He was
very anxious to be saved, not fancyng his mode OF
death.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17
VERY IMPORTANT To ALL CAKPENTFR'
FAMILIES.

WAhTED-The descendants or other rela-
tives Of BU5HRoD CARPENTER. Esq, who lived about
post paid, 70 y. DkROsAs. .,~,s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17
NATIVE PAINT.

'TdE attention of those in want is respectful
= y asked coored PAINT which fors
lime been producing and said BY those who have 10 the
best substitute for viii lead since the For this paint
AK trial. being policy produce among ourselves such
articles OF valu thereby developing
saving the profit heretofore paid the North The paint will
all White, and 10 O savn IN
BLAIR AND CHAMBERLAYNE,
. Ielo-d2w No 20 Main street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17

IN INFORMATION WANTED OF PRIVATE J.
r. HADEN, Company 9TH va. Regiment Cavalry, who hiss
missing the fight OF May the sn eposylyana
O. H. supposed to be prisoner In The enemy's lines
j. NJ HADEN.
Ie9-Stav2w Hadensyile, Goochland County, Va
e1V- Northern papers please COPY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17

NOTlCE.--T was committed to the Jail
IN OF Smyth ocuay, the LIST day OF April 1884, negro
boy, who CALI himself henry, and belongs Pst.
rick, OF Buori Coua North CAROLINA Said very black
and stouty bu II and aad committed jzl brown
Jeans coat, wAlstcoat and pants. JOHN u. Quay.
mY2-cwft Islor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17

VIRGlNiA.--Atr rules holden in the Clerks
once Of the Circuit Court Of Charlotte county hOnday
Robert 4 crowder and AdeIne his wife, PIf,,
against
A. Torpe and Sarah bis WIFE, Betses Ann Hokns Matilda
Amos Robert ID. CLANCY, VIM Bowden anc N. bis WIFE,
Reuben Clancy, REPS Thos Elan, VIM II Elam, James
Elan, John Jones Eam, Augusta Esm Joseph Elm, Eliza
Elan, Sarah Elan, Mary Ann Elan, Edward Elan, Elisa
beth Elan, Richard Ean, Mary Knox, Philip Osborne and
Martha Ann his wife, Edwsrd Gregory, James Gregory
John Osborne and Mary bis wife, Joha Solomon Gregory
David Gregory Frances Eam, Martha Eam, Lucinda
Liam, Samuel kam, Vim Elan, Mamie Jane Eam Judson
q El.m, Abram Elan and Ida H. Elan, Defts.
IN CHAECERY.
Toe object this suit TO have lGo on and asgned to Ade
line Urowter her potion Of the real eae Of Wm and Lucinda
Elan, deceased.
appearing BY adsvit that defendln Betsey Aun Hor
kits clancy, Bowden and Mary bis wife, Reuben
CLANCY Reps Elan, WIN II kam, James Elan, John
Eam Ela Philip osborne aud Marths his WIFE, Edward
Gregory James egory John Osborne and Mary his wife,
John Gregory, David Gregory, Frances kau Msrths
clam. Lucinda Elau sauue ELAN, VIM Elan and Mary
Knox this State On motion Of the plaintiffs
by counsel ordered that said defendants do appear with
In month after due publication hereof do what
sary Protee their iDtefess In this suit.
copy-teste,
je17-v4w wA A SMITH, Clerk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17
BANK NOTICE.

VERY valuable real estate on Nam street,
between 18th and 18th streets for tale.
We authorized sell either Out but one) the
following valuable tenement tbs south side OF Main street.
via The excellent Bik Tenement occupied by Mr. George
Jseobs also three brick ppOste Old
Markets occupied respectively By Mrs.. sAdiiee. Mr.. Har
wood and STR. Gump.
application be made, either cae said ene-
mentswil be sold upon accommodating terms.
Jsll-s. GoDDIN APPERsos.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17
TEMALI VOLUNTEER.

1t ia becoming noted fact that the chronicles Of the
numerous adventures of females in the guse Of "blue
who pant after glory and romance upon the field Of
battle performing the part OF bold soldier boy, are
not so encouraging and brilliant as they imagine.
case O. this kind came to light Wednesday last.
lady Of very delicate form and features OF progresses
ing appearance who donued the suit of blue and Joined
the ranks Of the lOlst Ohio regiment, becoming sepi-
rated from the same and not having any friends in the
city to whom she would trust her precious self con-
cuded to report to the Sergeant OF the guard and dis
close her EEK, and thus secure comfortable quarters
She did co. telling the Sergeant that che vas woman
and soldier and requested TO DO taken to some place
Of safety and comfort The Sergeant reported the facts
to the officer of the day, who provided an ambulance,
snd had the "female VOLUNTEER iurnshed quarters at
General hospital No. T. Sac regrets her folly and those
who kneH her at home speak Of her only in terms Of
praiae She declares positively that there are five more
of her stamp prVGtes in the ranks Of the lOs and
if she las to 20 home, they must 60, too.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-17

The Rev Dr.. Reed, formerly pastor of the Cum
berAud Presbyterian church in this city was in ccm.
maud of a regiment at Fort Pillow. He wounded
in the attack on that pace and taken to Jackson, Tenn
at which plscs he died few days ago. Mr.. Reed left
tbs city in the incpency of the rebellion, and casting
his fortuns With the rebel army, participated in the
Fort DJuskol sflir aud mauy subsequent fights He
stood fair with bis congregation here and mpy OF is
members regret that he became infa uIted With the
ignus atuus of the Southern Co1ederacy and lost his
Lie in attempting to destroy his aud their Government