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nnrdersa many thousand negroes s'noa
this war began, but he has not gwen .l.oer-
49," n ons. He has reduced his white fellow.
c;,izsns to the level with his black, of African
dcs,snt. lie has sacrificed hundreds of thou
sands of white men, and millions upon millions
of their money, but he has not given liberty
to the first negro. 1t may be q matter OF
leland alton for the Nav Highlander to pom.
to an army cf negroes defending the oiu
flag" but when the history of this war snail
record that a cowardly aud degenerate people
entrusted to tho slaves of Virginia masters
the sacred duty of defending national exist
eoce, pos.erity will read with disgust the re-
cord Of Yankee oowardico and pusilanimity,
Our nationality is for white men, and white
men are fighting for it, and making negroes
perform those mental cfiaes for which Provi-
dence designed them. Our nationality will
DO won without the yielding of any right on
the subject of slavery. The people Of the
United States are beginningto understand that
they arc sacrificing the whites for the blacks,
the freeman for tho slave, and making a most
silly ind useless sacrifice at that. Any sen :
sible CuAy wdl laugh alta dying Yankee who
hasstLrown away his life fighting for Cutfy's
freedom. The widows and orphans that
wander in misery and wretohsdness through
out Northern cities will fad but poor CON
ISOLATION in the reflection that a sweaty, sooty
negro has earned the privilege of mm-
pctins with them in lifs's hard struggle by
the death of the husbapd-Aad father. Yet for
this Mr.. Lincoln's generals have been rushing
the mon On to destruction.
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ADJ'T & INSPR aEI9'LS OFFICE, |
RICHMOND, July Fl, 1864.

RICHMOND, July Il, 1904.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 60.
|. Officers, Contractors Of the Government
and their agents, are prohibited from pur-
chasing or using wheat for feeding horses.
II. Agents, assessors aud employees on
tax in kind service, who are over IS years of
age, will not be molestsd by enrolling -oficsrs.
III. Paragraph l9, Medical Regulations
l,l63 army regulstions) is substituted by the
following:
An officer transferring medical supplies,
, will furnish duplicate certified invoices to the
officer who il to receive them. who shall fur
! niHh Is the issuing officer duplicate receipts,
specifying articles and quantities) aecomps-
MED by q report of the quality and condition
Of the supplies, and discrepancies, if any, be-
tween the articles received and invoiced, a
duplicate of which report will also be sent to
the Surgeon General. With their returns Of
hospital property, officers will forward to the
Surgsnn-General one Of the invoices Of sup.
niles received by them, and one of the receipts
for supplies issued. Amedicalcf officer who turns
over medical supplies to a quartermaster Tor
storage or transportation, will forward to the
Surgeon-Oene tho qnartermssters receipt
for the packages. When q medical officer, to
whom stores are forwarded, has reason to sup
pose them mibcarried, be shall promptly III.
form the Issuing and forwarding |thceIs and
the Surgeon-0sneral
Nv. Paragraph SO, Medical Regulations
u197, Army r. gulutions). is modified M fol-
lows: Every medical officer will report to the
| Surgeon General and to the Medical Director,
tho date when he arrives ut o station, or when
he leaves it, and his orders in the case, sta
ting the date of their reception, their nature.
number, date and source, and at the end Of
each month, whenever not at his station,
| whether On service or on leave Of absence, and
when on leave of absence. his posto[ics i'd
| dress Tor the neyt month. EJ order,
(Hightdl 3. GoofEE,
Adj't. i lnHp'r. Gon.
Ofeisl-II. L CLAY, A. A. General.
ES-Santinel eupy. jY22 Nv
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Mr Ei.hr, 18th lie 9}ias Of 0,!mcr, nnier
which he ,a.rrl in l:.thi"0nl, has labI'shid
a,s-I. It. whici. he rrlIo,eats President Davis
- saYins:
":hia war m,st q o. til til" isrt Of this
generation fall in his track, and hiHcahldren
seize hia mur KIT Iad fight our battles. unless
you a"kncw!c.!." m~:rrislt to self government.
We are no. fighting fnr slavery. Wo are light
lag for undergraduates, and tia, "r tx'armi-
na.inn wc will have"
The language ia. We pler""". Mr.. kirk'r,
and cxpresacs, in his own Ihrase"!opY, the
IMPRESSION made uron his mind hY tho re-
ma~ls of President Dsyia. While NO DO not
bciiere the language quoted was ever used ~
III. rrcsiIcnt, yet the resolution and purpose
c,n.cyod arc net only ,hcse OF the Executive,
bnt have been dem 1~nstrated to belong to tho
whnls rcoll. os the Ccnfederacy. While it
may possibly hc within tho power Of MIR. Lin.
coin 10 destroy our independence, it is not
within his gift to hestow. Oar foreiathors
won cur independence from England, and
transmitted il t. their children, and not to the
United States We are fighting for cur dis
,inet nationality frcm tho Uril"d States
Slavery ip only ono Of tho Rot i.cts to he
eli cited ly the reanlt of this war, and is IN
voiced. like any "thcr property, in the struggle;
but il ia not the Object of the q II the
visit Of these s.ntl. nrn to Richmond had any
thing to do with ~rlavery; If Mr.. Lihcoln is
casting about to scc what compromise the
States of the Confeherary will make upon
tina. SUBJECT, h. Ia Applying to tho wrong party.
The President las no more to do will, slavery
than has r,o editor Of this paper perhaps
not % mu:h. Slavery ia the peculiar pro-
pcrsy of tho people of each State. ard canrot
no inn ,rnced by the Confederate government
or by The government Of any Of the Statea,
Th. PEOPLE, and only tho people, can decide
nr0a this subject. If there were any aholi-
,i,,,;ata in the States Of the Conftderacy, Lin
"oln LA cfso,ually cured them oi the daihs;oT.
III, has made their folly 40 apparent that "ths
w,gfsrirg man, though. o fool, cannot err
.hcrcin;,, lie has made the burdens Of slavery
fax heavier, because he has, t. n very great
r~x.snt. destroyed That sympathy and affection
tta. once existed between the master and his
slave. Mr.. Lincoln has corrupted the ne.
croea, and taught them ingratitude, and
induced them to desert their masters,
abandon their homee, and seek their 'liber-
~" in his armies, with the inestimable privi-
i..,a of being shot ty their lawful and for
merly efectionato masters. Thus no has cub
ycr,ed the ameliorating influences that onhe
operated to make slaves more than mere pro-
pertv. asl radacsd their condition to that Of
mere dollars and cents. Such has been the
affects Ct Mr.. Lincoln's Abolition war. He
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We TrI:"nn III" melancholy duty Of TecIr'ibs the d 'a'h
Of Lieut. Eaht CnlUTri IA. GARDNER, 81 ThlbottorI
IA bot county, ga. 1hi, gallant officer q tie 9Th GeoT'
ss regiment T.r vaianty rrpe ling the assault upon Pc.
trrsIurg, vii. n he received a mortal wound through the
upper par Of III. face, duplicating the brain. While mount
Ell upn the brra-tRoik., hat IL hand, cheering On Ms
cUIIIriand.
We h ,v- tie r"n,oing re Election thai, In hts critical con-
L',;or, every n,f"lt and attention was Secured Ia the I'm.
urLiltr conveyance to the reader CO. Of Mr.. James Jones,
whose sunrinu. Mansion, near the scene rf eur present
ii ~" Is svnrny NOUS. among all who know It, With Wiz
:lpl,s highest hosp i'n'i;y.
C,,,n,l I, ,,Gnrr's rrihusisam IN hs r%nrntrr's Cause and
vaIpI !, hra i fence Wis .NrmIllhrd by moro than ono
nnuorah;r &C n resolved ~ thr n-rrest hres Of many bat
Hes W.unaci JuG- 18th, he died on the 2itb. aged IS
wears, hAyina won Tie lGse And aimi alton OF his $3.50
lat = IN a,ns. snd rhr Ca;!ruic CT h. paorle. We syn.
na,k',c vii, hs wiGa ani relatives In Ills NEST scTcrc TO.
rearrFac !.
So Tire Mac-n Telegraph will please copy.
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STATUTES AT LARGE OF THE PROFI-
SIGNAL GOVERNMENT.

The Statutes &C Llrge of the Provisional
Government of the Confederate States Ct
America, from the institution of the Govern
ment, February 9Th, 1861. to ita termination,
February 18th, ls62, inclusive, arrar ged in
chronological order, togsther with the Constr
tuition for the Provisional Government and the
Permanent Constitution of the Confederate
States and the Treaties concluded by the Con
fsderste States With Indian Tribes. Edited by
James NJ. Matthews. Esq, attorney at law
and law clerk in the Department of Justice.
lSG4-One volume.
Tho members Of the legal profession and the
rublio generally Of the Confederate States will
b. erstited to learn that the above instructive
publication, which has been for some time 10
course of preparation, his made its appear
ance. 1t supplies a want very greatly tei'
hitherto, Ivy the various classes of persons
wlo have Occasion to refer the statutes Of the
Provisional Congress. Up to the time of the
present publication the scts Of the Provision
~ Congress have been scattered through sew
eral pamphlets, and, in consequence of the
Iimi.od number published. have been difficult
10 procure. The former editions, in conse-
qlSnae ui the hurry Of publication, we're dc
~ieetige in point of arrangement, and the in
dexas If reference we're neither CO full nor as
aca4.ato as could be desired The present
publication remedies these defects. 1t pre-
sent+, in one volume Of convenient size, all
the acts, public and private. Of the Provision
81 Congress, together with the provincial and
permanent Constitutions and the various
treaties with the Indian tribes, mot before
publishsd.) systematically arranged, and fur
hished with a minute, accurate and oopious
index, which .naLlsa the reader 10 refer to
any of the ma.tere embraced iii the volume
without difficulty Or delay.
The task Of arranging this important pub
~licsliou for the press could not havs been en-
trusted to mora c,mpsteni or faithful hands.
Tn. editor, Mr.. Matthews, has been long and
ravorably known to the legal profession, and
tn. reputation which the various legal works
OF which he is tue author have attained, suftl
cic,.liy attest. his fidelity and skill as Ill edi-
tor und. author. We take great pleasure
in cnlling the attention Of the profession and
tho public to this publication, and hope that
the tets Of Congress may continue to be edited
in N style so creditabls u the government and
g., convenient &c the pulls.
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PERSONALS.
UNITED STATES r4PERS REQUEST
ED 10 COPY.

Nv sou, Eazsae r Newton, aged ID years, va: captured
nv the enemy on my farm, Oh the 2Sd Nay last l nave
not heard from hia s!acr lis capture ! TN most anxious
sbou, hin and viii be most grateful for sby lntormatlon
which will lead to q IaOTledse Of bis plice Of connne'
mrut, aud h 8 cosdtiinn neNsa
iV:s -luls
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ieaduuattsrs III ID %ItIhlfun, r. l.. ~,
Kchmsnl, July ~ h, 1864
HNI1tS command having been orfered 10 thr field, Officer
and men a y hereby Ordered 10 assemble at the Bat
talon Hes: quarters, ais frii.y morEiog, q. eight O'cloek'
blomn; !. Al Il Italia heretofore granted are reyli ed by
he Srccrt,r Of War. and mru must report to their Cap
tath- aud h. detailed by lli-Hf. and not by the officer, With
thry sr- n duty. JOB kCAhEl*EY, u,
tl1t - lIrutrEhlt Colon l. OsrmuS Bn In,
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Iuforn ,l,oa w,otri q - ili.a fc.so.. .. Wan
q brGith, who i-tI '"-Ie iIa:ca is,t. ""i -, 10. ..s.
hrsrd Of sihcr. fIta.s au>"G. VI" GE!. Il 'r. 81
quilcr. N-ri-.hJ a.
Washington, Baltimore nni L." i".s i.i.'' ..
copy. "
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l AIM lEAf HATS,

AI.M LIAf HATS,
PALM LEAF HATE
Just ,ecei7;i = hrys Iuorsment Of PAIN Le.i Ban, for
Arn And Boys which sill bt sold low.
Mhsn &c, 90 military duty, we Manufacture I'll ftndI
anil sis,ea II Far T1l, Hale, o. which Se asve . 9ood -
soTtm6ht on hand At ris present tine.
We haze 2 nlSt .stn article Of CoeWing and snoring
Tobacco.
Al. tic shovf ill he sold a. lev as TIE limos Win admit
Of, and cia &c '"dIj II - M.ia Ifreet, Richmond. W..
ie2g-f MOORE 4
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Igiy -, q.

!n'ornssun -antei rs ID the :0.t!li II, III .'u,r.sr, ~.
Of J6hn =, Inc PLcuiug, n-e.:t-ut; so 1T Iirn' r--t 49,
lard I biographical r. iTeeIiTs Or . Operating, =. '.
counties Ct Bedford, Roa.nke al Bo'rip4r. IT, "r,s
EirRi In who w4- Captured by TIE .cfu5WUr (
Generals Hl .te!. CIogk, AvvrIn I o.uc;s, 81 E-!.ss
county, n The 18th Jay Of ju,r ioG4. aEh .a::iai - -.
willie SULPHUR spyi IS. siEe- TIE departure o. 3D..
fo.ce5 no:LiDg ha, b "a r.Id tom h.n - is ufts
in Et.5<hurL'. Al. !lfoi - aim "I. &c 1intrI.i.I G~gr, a..
~ hs a. Ai0ls mother. lnii,G. f. tua
No.thsIn aai w,s!cIn p,per- ate T,quc,t.i 10 ,n.,;
RisWer. I..r
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July IS, l:a

BIchnosD. July IS, ls4
ssg,- j. Al. W. Proctnr's Crnek.-Green
ny az. VII t shsllI ao' An=wer y te'e-
gap. a. W.
jy.} IT.
Ies- + f a l. n Il &c H.
VI wnulI ga the attention Of tn trade to Our Auction
sale. l,is fr day morning ut ten o'cidtk. W. Will add
1 bI \ New Uil1aps mGlssse3
.chr.ts tea
= ,-g- pr ne III" coffee
ST 49, prime hcr- r"dh-h
~ bGIts wei bln:E 10 tobacco
- ~ pair. cot'nn card, udgber ~
hale. 4 ! sheet'ng
uE IRhurys
3hhl crnrL;ry ware, a vaIl,ty
Ini black -mitn ta5l-
o.. IT,. biIcE allen. thread
151,G. II d raps
& do pass fo' Ks
~ ihI superior Italian sewing six
- pieces finay savOn
- p,int'
" whita hohinet
2ci,r;aprs with harness
i,.n IA R0B1N!nI, ADAsis & %.
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R~lchnond, July -, 1864.
To PItrl + or D +:

To Pitrl + or D T.:
WAS glad to hear from you all. have Informed Linsies
parents Of her confinement The old folks. IN self and
family are all we'll How Il my Hannah and ssrah, s"'i
tho rest Of your families. 1 min Vt home. Answer through
the papers. Let me hear from Betty aud RltChelbel e,
With the children Yours, truly, doses
New York Dsly Ne~s and Baltimore Sun copy stiwe''
l..1-S
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Richmond. JulJ 20, 1854.
n. ,N.. IIx. = Da:i, Norfolk, Va:

To Miss Elir. + Da.is, Norfolk. Va:
Dear sisrer-I ..ve received intelligence Of the nanrn'
OF our dear father, and the iu,posslbnh5 = I ms 1eInFs'y'
Nh, Il sal news. Indeed. Oh that | toul lsee you AL, p'i'
t;culsrly uy dear mother. Do You iuieui TO remain 10
E.orf Ia: II MT, let ne kuow, thatI MY arrange mat
ter. for you 10 come here. Ny inTe 10 my deaf IN ther.
W. are Iii veil Aaswer ihrCu.h peEsousIs 81 New lsrk
Dsiii News sui r chn"hd Enquirer. ID
New York New, 6ui Norfolk P.psls p:eade Spy.
LII q
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ClaIkiy.le, Mecklssbury ca. Va
July Is, lsG4.
M-ssrs r y I.oSry A Co, Baltimore, Nd:
Please ihfoIm Inc II any Information you may obtain OF
Private J Y AyerrtL, comnany g, nth regiment VI ginh
yo Vateers. Captured 81 Getty sburs 81 July, 1868, and
last hrsrd from VI y. IT Delh~ar-. Answer through New
York al B4iIu pre- pap. Is aid Richmond Enquirer. or by
dag OF trur". Is ID Il, hr VI : ASrrrtt
New fotk News sSd BdluEsoie spr!s plea.e c.ly.
iI25 8taa2Et
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JAMES L. ORR, Chdmaa.
L. w. JniiiNSufi,
A. q BROWN.

Richmond. Junt lIthi lEba.
eY- The following rkpers Will publish the sb.rs I'd.
ssrusonen: semI.noItuiy uhlI the iCsh Aunust. hnh slnn
bin, To L. II. Fi'zhrgn. Sergsast:a..arms Of tic SENATE:
pIcLuopi EuQuIrer, Sentinel, a hiE AMI DispAt,hi WI
ulugton Journal, North Carolina; Tho oonfodorHts. Ri.
leigh. Nor:h Carolina; Mercury nd Courier, chssla;!eni
Ccuulinlnn aud Guardian, Columbia South o<folinsi
Chronicle aud kcn,inel, aud Cou,tit uonaiit, Augudta,
q eorgis; Republican, savannah; Confederate Union.
Milsdssvlie Telegrd pit, Maconi Appeal aud intslllteu'
CIR, Atlanta; Iuqu!;e r. C%Olnnbus, ueIrgla; hhyeItisrf
and Mil, MONTGOMERY; AdYer!iref aud nsdstei. aIbil-.
Alabama; E.ssii1:ppisn, HelIDs, Alabama. observer,
r tuscaloosa. AlsGsms; Undd" Gazette, Shreveport. L'd
lIsus; Tale RrArh. Houston, Texas
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RI. kuGni, J.ly -. l>Hi
lkl. bU
Mrs J Smith, New York:

Isl. h0SHu, 5.Iy -, igf
Mrs y J Smith, New York:
Dear Sister-I have loi heard from you since th- letter
Mr. + brought ne; let Ine hear from you per tag Of truce
and through the newspapers Tell NE how you and the
children ere, Also where yUu die iYins nov. W. se all
well here. hope SOON 10 have q safe op'lluh'ty ssaiI 10
srLi You d letter An.ctnratrly, Your B:GLhrt.
New York hrrald aud Daily News Will rlesse copy.
jy : To-
LynIhUurg, July +. lsoi.
To Edward IlyTran, New York city
siguuu1, ly seIf aid all the family ATe WE'LL ! ain 10
hops 10 see YOU sVuG. Kate.
~ New ]. TX sud Baltimore PAPERS please copy.
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Ei.a%vTD A,;D DArvlIL LIZ RAILROAD
ScPERI:TGxoESr'S O7FiCa,
RIrLrnnni Inlu 90 .

e.TtTlCT.-1h. Evrnin5 Passenger Train on the Rich.
~ Uo.nt .Ul i,.U .fie Railroad will he Discontinued until
further L.t g., tbs trnrsIor,at On al COVE: nIaeht freight
IGauidUr almost M" eEitr c,rA" ity IL the road
m Mnr"ias iasssnser n hin will run Hs usu'l.
CH,sLTs G. TAlGoTT,
i'm Iy SuperiIteDdrut
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(.chu.ud. JulyE,;n, l-Ct.

Este NJ, Baltimore, Md;
saw , our "pei sonsr' 10 the Daily News, which relieved
II t oil much snIi:ty. YOU know how / thsas you fer Jodr
Kindness. Would be glad TO hsar again through the same
cL.norl. VIZ Breeder.
nv York DaIly Neg, plr ease cory, sss-hs
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fu PA-r TEEnESikR
III Cd.

Dlpr. In rrbs ria ccuIty. 7. X,s. at the resi- 'enre CT n.
Jo--.Ir rn,... "a th- ?i.t Isy last, RtTTY EVE NORRIS,
.rcn.i d iuphtcr Of the late Hon Riehsri Morris, n The
= III cC.T ~ hrt aye
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Mrs ks, Portsmouth. Va
Mamie, her LusLau: std frIai'v. h'rv s. i..Er.
EyscIf, ~ g.! vel tle;s, CnrI;. al ,aH.,
Will. ,u lart lester f~Gr jos WAS Il. .!ns 81 ! % b. ..
col aprIl . let lis ErlI !,Vn IaG i",r ~ 80.
Tr"'s- ~ J .-'
New To.l, rL.laL lphi. sal ro:foiA papa: "r,,..
copy. yas.a.
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Lieut. u !Hioa Iioxior. OF Stustt's Horse Aria icry, vas
wounded neRr Louisa Court House. He 10 nov near y . ell,
ard will II poIt for duty in IL icS d. y,. Dew ION fe"s
copy IL ml1Leke'oic.
IL 25-o.
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Wlnder Hospital, Rithm NJ, Va. July ".

Winder Hospital, Rithm NJ, fs.,'uiy ~.
To Mr. J n, rerendsh Ridge:
Have Just read you personal OF the lot Instant Ia en-
quirer, and AN greatly relieved 10 learn that AL we're Wen,
/ .rrir.d here GU The sh OF l.& May FROM Poiu. L o1out
hay. never had better heAttt Ia my life since. HaSs writ
ten nearly every week by Dag Of tru:e 10 Dele and others.
/ have been stationed NJ th!s hosi itA! for some time, 10 the
capacity Of A 4 Surgeon. Tell Dale 10 willie 10 us onso
by lss VI truce. Let ms hear from you agaln soou through
S.s York Srw,. Low. L, all. J..
ErE York New, AMI ~ Louis Republican please copy.
IL is-4ss
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1 lac. nrNr r,Iel.Lr.. q. ln.N 81. y

Inc. near Petersburg -. i"N g. ~
Information waited as - the rhrrVrb.u hIr: '..
iuILg e |. SuirboBt LeouiJss " CriSi,Ii, "."I.r. g
49, rex .rut cCIlh tArnro. ! fo"r., VITO Ha,,r .u.f,
''ol lIa.boI 90 nc evening" Of ihe Ii'l "'r, ei a-
fsGiiy c we'll Il H'fh4-r
lnIl..n Company l., i2i : ~
wssa:6it 7 'kT Elsie, fai'in... I'D" All y
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The n.tlce Of Charlie. IIcarJ Plat VAS re. riseh Though
the personati Ct New YORK FeSs. Happy 10 hear II nis
whereabouts. Your attention to bis wa.ts Will obl'ce -
Have you aoy ~frv"lcise CT William L PlStt. OGr fsni
ns sie We 4, with the ~s1cepli;. u Iy little dau httr,
MoIctte an Ia Tsrs sizes. CAP.
The rev YGrk rle-, will please t5rSarl Q copy 10 Mr.
81 A BIO kur Il horrist5~E, New Jersey, and III &c
Johnson, hrIinuur, Jon meet cut. lI:t ~
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titli Hospital, New Hope, Va.
Augusta %. Va. July 23t, looi,

HuBu5VH OOl ] u -V7I
Mrs Mary Miller, sunhsh T. y, Aunroe Ca, OHIO:
~. doing VERY well. WAS wnuHd-i June 8, lsrt. Ny
right leg VS. hmputasd tUuI Ssegs st,rSarts, ~ I e
knee. hope tv be home ryJn. ] thint Coo 70 10 Riti..
moni Ia ABOUT three Eeess Answer lhI ough IIicL.0ad
pslers " IS lag CT Truce. i.uEs, truly,
N q Siil'r.
j2, Company E, 10th UhiJ Vols
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and Ihe precrsas when solI. arplt"d s,rrus,.,I, o. 90
payu cat OF the saii lerlii:. les.
The security sni ccLT.Iir nee aii'. deii' h..5i Co.,;
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the favorable consider aiiDn ofiht c0I.ur.I.'s u,i -.s.is
their prompt CO cooperation In csnS.ns IL in,u ae t.
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jrrGiTIs-ii CHA z RY.-Ata Circuit Court held
.i"s +"-a n 9 EMILY. the l9th -dy OF aiay, 1854.
IH"rion Mare AMI Catherine II hs VIE, aud the said
.;m'"l MsyTr. ~ ai,.inttrst0r Of knbrrt 3 Vuts, dc.
Ceased, AID "a, sdLIiListl 1t y Of Philip I Yoss, decd,
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InforidaiiII Wti.t j Irsp. ttn. : v is'.! .t .
u, eth re1iLrI All rGuIh Cs.Otiaa voiGaie,iE -ra 3 l
tie .ita Jage, ac.T T. !ts stu :: - ID,It.
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Mary + Il ! S., r u!l, q poss, Ga 40 ? Vo.s. Julius d
Da.hi-Ii sod Wary T, his ~i'-, John : Knox. Jr, t"us'e .,
A., ljIn. lass II Gordon. iiustoe, &C BAIL , Gordon.
Sris=jth GDri0n And The persohsi repf.seLta I've VI
B.Gtit : Yos, dece ,Eed, DeftS.
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Pssersburs, Va, 2ith July, looi.

PsIeEsbuF9, VI, zEA July, Ioo7.
TT D X, I sltinnre:
Your brother Yrclei lex, OF Warrington Battalion n. o..
Artillery, company Sd, died Today fIsm The eltets Of q
Houad zee 1, ed yesterday. r de
Baltimore pHpsrs vll piesIe COPY 2s-N'
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To John r. Wilson, Of Surry eouLIy, Va member VI
MsjJr Milsan's Signal t;oipsi ndw h prisoner VI war:
Your father, James :. Wilson, Is well, and desirrs 70 hear
from you. III ect to Gaze Of Captain WILL T%homps6h,
Petersburg, w. You friend VI. Y. u tenders you tia
sympathy.
New WORK Herald World sGd Ne~s aud Baltimore ps.
pers please copy. jJzj c2u'
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Likuoni Va, July 90, 1881.
The members of Captain Ssorge e savagcs company,
T., Mint tceuth Virginia battalion Hsary Artillery, take
this method ID inf.rm THEIR friends and relatives on lie
Eastern store Of Viz siris that they 3 e Ill we'll and get.
ting oil finely, snd GI- eAtIeui-ly anxl'uS 10 hear fion
thH1. An T.r though New YORK Ncsj aud reqrs
Richmond rLauiTeT {, eGpy 1t Rogers is well.
New York AID BALTIMORE papers yl,ase copy.
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