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The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-03
Something Of the Place of Davis
Confinement

Fortress Monroe, within whose sturdy
walls jeff. Davis is now studionslv guard.
ed by United States soldiers, is situated on
the extreme end Of the peninsula formed
by the James and York Rivers and is the
lower extremity Of the section of country
whereon Mcclellan fought his campaign
Of 1862. BY reason Of Hampton Creek
being on the one side and the Chesapeake
Bay on the other, a promontory within a
promontory is for,ued. 1t is nearly insu-
lated by Hampton. !eavins y narrow stri,,
OF land on the side nearest to Chesapeake
Bay. which connects it with the main
land.
To escape from Fortress Monroe. if it is
earnestly desired 70 keep one there, is
simply pure impossihli,y. 10 its East
ward is the whole width of Chesapeake
Bay at lta Junction with the Atlantic
Ocean. distance Of perhaps more than
twenty miles intervening between it an,.
Cape Ccd. To tn" Sout. it is separated
frotn the nenrest point of land by the
Hampton Roads. To ttc Westward is
Hampton Greek, broadening as its comes
South ward into ample bay separating
the fortress from the nearest point of land
to the West and Nnr,hwarl, except on the
North. where is the strip of beacl. prcvi.
oasy referred to.
The font itself is regular rolvgon, a7i
is surrounded 10y n wet ditch thirty wards
wide. 1t is the most extensive and mass.
i've of the permanent tortiti ticalions of the
United States, its enormous area .eing
fully capable of holding several Fort
Sumters. It has water battery towards
the sea, which is of itself q tor,nidub].
work.
The immediate place of conf of
jeff. Davis i'll be in the cascn.ates, seve-
raj of which have been ,horoughlv pre-.
pared tor this purpose within tie. past few
days. These ca>ernutea are rock ribbed
and arched mansions within the fort,
ench vel nigh cons,itutin. fort within
i's-'f Within Il few days, they have been
made doubly secure: the e,nlras,lres look
ing I" the wet ditch, az we'll as the win
dows looking 10 the interior Of the work.
having been most heavily barred viii
iron. in the form OF eratings.
On the arches of these casemates are
mounted IS inch Rodman guns. AS an
evidence of the capabllity of these case
mates and arches to withstand resistance.
1t may be stated that they are fully com.
petent to sustain the shock Of the explo.
sions OF the monsters OF modern warfare
1he only connections from the fort with
'he mainland are 10y the main sallynort
ana small postern in one Of the bastons
the wet ditch being spanned at each of
these points by draw bridge. which can
De raised at pleasure, thus cutting of all
communication.
The other State prisoners accom- panying
Davis will be provided for in manner
similar to himself. AT all events, they
VIII De secure against escape. a pleasant
assurance tor the country to have.
Mem York HlruLJ
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-03
Wagon for Orangeburg.

cMEA THE undersigned will run an
Sf1.N Express Wagon to Orangeburg
on MONDAY MORNING next, 9th inst;
leaving Columbia at halfpa s o'clock,
ana connecting with the train for Charles
ton on Tuesday.
Four seats, with twenty-five pounds of
baggage each, can be secured (when paid
ior) on application TO HUTSON LEE.
VS. Fare 81. 30 Ia specie, IN odrance.
June s. I.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-03

A F:enchman was tried in Richmond the
other day by a drum-head court martial,
tor striking woman in one Of the mar
ket' with cane. He was convicted, and
IN enlistment was paraded through the
streets to the tune of the ''Roguc's March,"
with placard. labelled. This for striking
woman" The populace enjoyed the
affair more than the Freedman
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-03
Headq'rs United States Forces,
CITY Of COLUMBIA, $. C.

GENERAL ORDERS no 4.
IN order to prevent any disturbance which
may arise from the improper use of iu
toxica'ing liquors, it ia hereby ordered
TINT. for the present. nc Intoxicating. IL
qu'rs will be sold or given away t. any
citizen or soldier. un!css permission IA
granted from these headquarters. ANY
one found guilty OF disohcv,ne ,l.is ord~r.
will not only have his goods contisca,.i
but will be suhj,c. to punishment bv mill.
tary law. Ey command of
Lieut.. Col. n. HAUGHTON.
Commanding P3s:.
W. J. hYLr. Lieut.. H5th .. V. V. !. and
Post Adiutant. may 80
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-03

A FUND FOR GEN. LpE.-The New York
E:rpress says fund is being raised in Bal.
tl1nore Tor presentation to Gen. Lee; $40.
700 has been already secured, with the
promise Of $4,000 additional
AT recent Sabbath er.oo' celebration
IN Brooklyn, it is estim ed that 90 900
children participated.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-03

The New York papers are filled with
counts Of the review of Shcrman's
':peps in Washington by the President and
'-;.oinet. The display was continued seve-
raj days, and it is stated that over 200, 900
troops were in line. The Herald thinks
that neither Napoleon or Wellington ever
saw SO many veterans in one army at a
time. The city was crowded with strangers
from all parts Of the Union.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-03
Borrowed without Leave

4 BLACK TAN DOG. named Jack. He
n was seen Oh Wednesday last in posses.
sion OF a red d-headed man carrying him out
of town. The cap'or or raider is supposed
to be known. Bring him back or at least
turn nm loose. y. G. BASKIN.
June 3 -
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintances of the
Drs. Gibbes and their families, are invited
to attend the funeral of ROBERT VIII
Sun the youngest child of DR.. R. W.
''hoes' DR., at Trinity Church, THIS AF.
Tl.RNO0N, at O'Clock.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-03

Land IS In demand in London. ana has
oeen ,i soid at the high price of one million
dollars per acre.
= lhe new sewerage system. d London is
gong to cost four millions sterjin.
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PROVISIONS FOR SALE

l WILL sell. at Mr.. Troy's store, on
- Camden street, smoll quantity of
FLOC II, BACON, FRESH BUTTER md
LARD. r. NJ STOKrS
June 3
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MISS NJ. McELRONE respectfully in.
W. forms the ladies' of Columbia that
sac is prepared to execute all orders in the
MILLINERY line Also. STRAW HATS
diy'd' made and pressed to order. Resi-
dence corner OF Lumber and Marion
streets. -uoe :.
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BACON AND MOLAssEs

M III. be sold from my wagon, corner
~ OF Boundary and Richardson .treeta
1lilS $iONNlNG. Il. NJ STOKES.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-03

General Gilmore arrived in Charleston
yesterday morning. 1t is believed that he
will pay Columb:a visit.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-03
For Blackstocks

f-4s1s-2SMS FREIGHT and PASSAGE
G=s..&:z:SSs,s G=s.&ssSs-ssfo for Blacks.ocks can be had
on TUESDAY or WEDNESDAY next. on
application to DURBEC IL WALTER.
June | O.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-03

If any OF our readers are desirous of
renewing their acquaintance with old
friends-Messrs. Goldfish, Nackerel, Her
ring and Cheese-thcy have only to glance
over the advert tiseaents in the Ph1uir for
the past few days, to fnd ,Aeir where.
abouts.
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local Items.

The ofife of the Coi,an5ia Jhun5r is
on Gates street, second door from Plain.
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E>3 PEkso&AL.-Ail subscribers 10 tIe
Phn"ar whose subscriptions have ex.
pired, Will please come forward and
renew, IN specie or provisions; otherwise
their papers will be stopped
GO We wieh it distinctly understood
that our terms are cash. No advertise.
ments will. therefore, be inserted unless
paid for in advance.
We present the following schedule of
rates, in the case Of the most obvious COM
mod;ties. For one months subscrip,ion
to the Pdenir, we will receive either of
the following, viz:
l bushel corn. l4busb. peas or potatoes
5pounds butter. 25 lbs. flour
Z lard. a lbs. candles.
bacon. 8 qts. rice.
dozen eggs. 4 head of chickens.
Wood, vegetables and provisions gene.
rally received at fair market rates ap-
proaching the specie standards.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Durbec & alter

WILL be sold THIS DAY. June 3 at our
office, at 10 o'clock.
The following articles: Butter, Garnet.
Chairs, Tin Boilers. Pans. Dippers. Dishes.
Plates. Tumblers, Wine G,nssee, Decantcrs.
Books. Buttons, Paper. Tools, Phosphorus
DC. Unlimited articles received up to
hour OF sale. June ~
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lSy the President:
". HUNTER, Acting Secretary of State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-23
HEADQUARTERS \
EIFTy-sIx1d VIRGINIA RxarxENr.
March Lat. 1865,

Ma1cn LIST, 1865.
FL the People Of Charlotte and Neeklen1nro
counfies.-Felow.citizens In acknowledgment Of
the solicitation of my feow-soidicrs of the Nftv.
sixth, Eighteenth and other Virginia regiments, 1
respectfully announce myself q candidate to repre-.
sent your district INF the Senate OF Virginia. Char
otte Is the county Of my nativity, Mecklenburr the
county OF my adoption. To the people of both
am equally bound by common interest, common
sympathy, common association and common &C..
quaintance. With their citizens have labored in
the vineyards of peace and with their soldiers have
cleaned IN the harvest d war: hear that some of
the people t home object to the election Of soldiers
to civil office. l am aware that, BY a statute of
Virginia, citizen convicted Of an infamous offence
Is ineligible to offices OF trust and honor But can
it be true that by toing for freedom soldier for
feits the privileges Of a ffeemanl Can it be true
that the uniform OF q soldier is the livery of q
slave Nor does it follow that because soldier is
candidate for civil Office, he either desires or
designs Withdrawing from the military service. Il
district or army The great subject likely to engage
the attention Of the Legislature is the war. As a
citizen, l should be governed by every motive to
promote the interests Of the citizen; and bv per-
sonal experience have learned to know and feel the
wants OF o soldier. Upon the question Of the war
Itself, can only say am for peace; but not that
peace that comes with the "Sardonic grin of death
upon its face" Not that peace which promises con-
nScatl0n OF your property, freedom to your slaves
bondage to your children, and felon's death for
your Treason" But am for the use of all the
means that can hasten nd secure an honorable
peace Until that peace comes am for war and
the employment of all the resources of the country
physical and material, necessary to conquer it.
Your obedient servant,
JOHN B. McPHA1L,
~, - ,.! Major Flfty'sixth Virginia regiment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-23

At Fairmont, Virginia, last week, Mr..
John Pyles, aged seventy-two years, was
married to Mrs Sarah G. Carico. aged
fifty. The bride was dressed in a plain
knsey frock, without hoops, cut in the
most economical style, and abbreviated
about foot from the ground.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-23

ITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
Il R!CHAOND.-At the urgent solicitation of
many friends, announce myself a candidate for
the office of SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CITY
GAS WORKS. and respectfully solicit your votes.
pledging myself to devote my whole time and ca
the office should it be your pleasure to elect me, and
respectfully refer you to the manner in which l
have discharged the duties of Assistant Inspector
which office the Council have abolished5, and
which have held for the last nine years, as a
guarantee for the future. HUGH SNTrIT
NH l5-3Ws
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THE NEWS.

THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG LINES.
Since the driving in Of our pickets at
Old Church by Kautz's cavalry, on Mon
day night, no event of interest has &C.
Cured on the north side.
On the south side all is quiet. It has
been ascertained that our bombardment,
Saturday evening, ofthe Yankee observa-
tory on the Avery House did no dam
age of consequence.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
tits understood in official circles that
no fighting has occurred in North Caro-
lima since Sunday and, from all we can
learn, it appears that Sherman has a.
tempted no advance since his check on
hat day.
General Hardee's victory, on the 10th
instant, was a very important and, as
regards the enemy, most bloody affair.
General Johnston telegraphs that, in
that battle, the Confederate loss was
four hundred and fifty, while that of the
enemy was three thousand three huns
bred.
The fight took place at Avertsboro',
on the Cape Fear river, half way be-
tween Raleigh and Fayetteville. Gene
raj Johnston's defeat of the enemy last
Sunday, the 10Th instant, occurred at
Bentonsville, near the Neuse river. BY
these facts, we are informed that Sher-
man has been pushing towards Raleigh
in two columns-one moving due north
from Fayetteville, the other northwest
from Newbern. General Hardee fought
the former, General Johnston the latter.
NEWS FROM FORT WARREN.
A returned prisoner, who left Fort
Warren on the 18th instant, informs us
that the following Confederate Generals
arein that prison, and well: Major Gene
raj Edward johnson, of Virginia; Bri-
gadier> Generals Gordon, Smith and Fra
zier, of Tennessee; Bri8dier General
Jones, Of Virginia Brigadier General
Henry r. Jackson, of Georgia, and
Brigadier-Generals Cabell and Marina.
duke, Of the Trans Mississippi Depart
'ment. Brigadier- General Page has been
sent to Fort Delaware.
Major Harry Gilmor is also in Fort
Warren, held as "guerrilla chief, and
not subject to exchange, as the Yankees
say.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-23

Five girls employed in the spool-cotton
factory at Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
have been arrested and fined for stealing
cotton. About three thousand pounds
Of cotton have been stolen from the fac
try within short time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-23

DR.. S. G. Howe and other citizens of
Boston are petitioning the Massachusetts,
Legislature to remove the restriction
upon the admission Of colored persons
to the theatres and other places of amuse-
ment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-23

That tbs + ~ $500. ner cent LIVED ~ r.
second s.tion Of this act. shall be in leu Of ali
other taxes imposed on the same article by any
other act, and the tax imposed by this act shall be-
assessed at the date Of the passage of this act
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LOST, sTR6YKD AND sTo1Eu.

STRAYED from quarters of Provost
~ Guard, on the Williamsburg road, on Tuesday
tzlst) afternoon, . small BAY STALLION. about
ten years old; thin order; full black name ard
tau, with collar-marks on both shoulders Was
seen about T. II. on Cary street. Was formerly
owned by Dennis 0 Neal. Of Richmond. A liberal
reward will be paid for his delivery to GEORGE IT
McnASIER, at South Carolina Soldiers Home
NH 23-2s
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A girl only thirteen years old, named
Caroline Miller, is under indictment at
Louisville, Kentucky, for the murder of
her father. She hated him, and admins
tered rat poison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-23

-. The Dispatch Counting Room has been re-
.se,ed 70 The Northeast Corner Of Thirteenth and
Wasn streets (Spe',ce's B"iidin9,j immediately OPP
ros,.e the Old Sand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-23

VOTERS OF JEFFERSON WARD
Mr.. JOHN c. PAGE, JR at the request Of
many citizens, has consented to be candidate for
the position OF ALDERMAN of our ward He is
too well known to require reference to a long life
OF sterling integrity. A patriot in every sense The
army loses not soldier by his election, while our
Ward and the Magisterial Bench will gain vaua-
BILE auxiliary. mh2O-tde
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A n APPEAL TO THE VOTERS

A N APPEAL TO THE VOTERS
IA OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-It is not
saying TOO much, when We say that q more fit per-
son 70 represent us in the LEGISLATURES OF
n1hGaN1A cannot be found than RICHARD
racter, strict attention to whatever business he
undeitakes-his known devotion to the Conf de-
rate cause as also to his native State Virginia. and
than fifty years, enables him to represent IA fsith-
fully and truly. Mr.. kEINS is now sixty-eight
years OF age but, in activity of mind and body is
not surpassed ty most men Of half his age We
personalities to the Legislature.
NH 22-2ts MANY VOTERS hF THE crTv
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NLE CTION NOTICE-TO THE
I VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK
AND CITY OF PORTSMOUTH-At the request
Of my friends, 1 offer myself AS IL CANDIDATE for
a seat i'll the HOUSE OF DELEGATES of the
next General Assembly of Virginia, and respectfully
solicit the sutfrages OF the votes soldiers and cti
Gems. at the approaching election.
NH lS-5t~ A. g. WATTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-23

ITO THE HOLDERS OF CAROLINE
to present for payment, at the oficc.of lesus. p.
II. Aaury 4 Co., in Richmond, your interest cou.
pons which are now due, and hereafter a. thay Be.
come due, as funds have been, and VIII be always.
not hold itself responsible to pay them except In The
c2mmon currency Of the community - they become
oe. =. r. NOGRI0.
1e z3-law4w~ County Aeont.
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CARD.-TO THE VOTERS OF

\ CARD.-TO THE VOTERS OF
n HENRICO COUNTY. Fellow-citfzens:
beg leave, most respectfully to state that am not
candidate for seat IN the House of Delegates
Feeble health, and other circumstances which
cannot control. prevent me from yielding to the
wishes Of my friends at this time, with many
thanks for their kind invitation. hope th.y will
not De Offended at my refusal to become candidate
as 1t is not occasioned by any want of proper ap-
probation OF the protfered honor, but solely from
other considerations.
remain, as ever,
Your obedient servant.
mn "I-2t' GEORGE W. THOMAS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-23

APECIAL NOTICE.-The attention Of
~ farmers. and all others in need Of hor,ee "a
RULES, Is particularly called to my sals Of PUBIIO
AN1HALSs which takes place ON EVERY
Quarter Branch.
These animals are carefully Inspected belpfeAeins
sclo, ana all diseased animals taken out. Many q
t t are young and would render good services q.
r. r. ARCHER
NH 2l-2t3av2w Major and Onartsrmssr
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vT,HE UNDERSIGNED would most =

II spectfully acknowledge, With gratitude. the
many iavors and the patronage that he has re-
he has been living in the city; and Aavin9 rsmoved
lev doors below his old stand, No. q. next to III.
ram ". Tylers Esq, would most respectfully socit
q continuation Of their patronage, promising to do
ward any article that may be required.
NH 2l-6t J. n FORREST
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NHE UNDERSIGNED kaye ...oc;.te,

THE UNDERSIGNED have ...oci.ted
Il themselves under the style OF WILLIAMS z
MEANLEY, at No. 81 Main street. for the purposc
OF DONG GENERAL GROCERY ana CONIIS-
siON BUSINESS, and ask the attention Of their
cid friends and the public generally tother stock Of
FRENCH aud APPLE BRANDY, ST. CROlX
Run, MOLASSES. BROWN and CRUSHED So.
'G 1.a: COFEEE, SODA. dne CHEWING and
SMOKING TOBACCO, STARCH, &c.
r. L. WILLIAM.
mn 11-eOd3ts E. +. 4EANLEY.
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4 TRULES HELD m THF OLEaK.f

A TRULES HELD IN THE CLERK.0
~ omee Of the Circuit Court q eousham 80
19oony On Monday. the 9Th day a. Feleuasy, 10.
James Dose and William b. L1WTonee.
merchants and partners, TRADING M
ger the name, 6rm and slyls of buke
Against
49, ~Vs~"IA''' =. Oe3o00009.
In Cash.
Inc ocect Of this suit IL to recover aeains ~ d.
PENDANT ten thousand thirtyx dollars IN eus1eneY.
WITH interest thereon from the I'D day q JenuaYy.
1853: TIL paid and the attachment Issued IN PSI
SUIT being returned executed and the de5endant ~
having been served With copy u The said attncA-
ment, nor with process in the salt, and aAldavit
9Avlne oeen made that the defendant il not ssei-
dent OF this State, ON the motion Of tie piainfiH.
oy their attorney, it il ordered that Che sad delnA.
ant do appear within month after due pullica-
ton Of this order. and do what il necessary tsYso-
A copy-Teste:
NH wv L. b. EDWARDS. Clerk.
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WANTED.

WANTED TO EXCHANGE, my resi-
w dence, ont4ining eleven rooms. besides
store-room kitchen and servants rooms with stable
and carriagehouse. stuatedin most desirable part
Of tina city, for smaller house, Of five rooms. be-
sides servants rooms Address box $3.50 Rich
mond post.ofce NH 28-lts
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ELECTION NOTICES.
DuTcn BEND, February -, 1sos.
MAJOR j. B. McPHAIL. FIFTY.

DrTcn BEND, February -, lsSs.
MAJOR j. B. McPHAIL. FIFTY
4Nl SIXTH VIRGINIA INFANTRY.-Najor
We. the undersigned, soldiers from the counties Of
Xecklenburg and Charlotte, do earnestly request
that you announce yourself rs q candidate fUF the
State Senate from that district. Many Of US have
witnessed your galla,try on the field; all OF as
know OF your devotion 70 our country and our
cause ana as an appreciation Of your ability end
fitness for the position, We promise YOU our cordial
support and SURFACES.
Captain F. W. Nelson, Lieutenant Jas. H Moore.
Lieutenant J. r. Brooks Sergeant n r. WHITE.
Sergeant J. H. Patillo, more
Sergeant A: H: Garner, Sergeant G. D. Lambert,
sergeant ". H. Nelson, Sergeant s. A. Tutor,
rnvate ". >. Gordon, Sergeant W. H. Rainey,s
rnvate James Wnght,- Corporal John L. Evans,
Private A. Wilkers0n, Private u. T. Ridont,
1nvate a. ~ Fool, Private W. l.. Herryman.
rivate Daniel, Private A. B. Kidd,
fnvSte ". H. Collins, Private G. L. Clinton,
1HVate q. Morrls, Private J. L, Wright,
1iivate !; ): Collins, Private L. VI. George,
nrvate =. +. To-Day. Private W. H. Godsey,
Pnvate =. A. Iharp, Private 8. E. Spaulding,
1nvate a. L. Aerson, Private J. n. Canada,
Pl!vaIe =: y; carter, Prvate VIM. +. Collins,
1nvdte w. a. clark, Captain c. J. CLARK
1Hvate H. =; ~ooo, Lieutenant W. II. Price,
rnvate Il. Cla1k. Lieutenant A. L. Barnes,
fnvate n. y. Robertson, Sergeant Vim. Jones,
nrivate E. " lane. Pi1vate J. R. Beach,
r 1,: ~ u Fa1ian, Lieutenant s. ID. Spencer,
1rVate "; l.. WATKINS, Private s. B. Harvey,
Private ]. r. Garrison. Private J. D. Mcksrson
Private 3. c. Wilks Private p. 4. Evsrs
Private ]. W. Elan Private ]. N n.v;Jor
frivste !. johnson, Private G. 4. Hudson,
L. w. OVERLY, Private P. v. Ford
OaptaAn Sonn ". Jones, Private q. 7. Roberts.
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WANTED, by LADY, a SITUA-
w TON as SALESWOMAN in a dry goods
store. The best of reference to responsibility
and fidelity will be furnished, if desired also, q
Of age, in some store grocery preferred) Address
APPLICANT Dispatch Office. NH 23-3ts