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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-15
For the Enquirer.
CAPT. MILTON RAGIAg, OF CO. G.. 4rH REGT
Va TCLS
C.Ms NEAR GoRDoSsrILLE, Va, }
August 9th, 1862.

August Otn, lSo-.
AirssRs. EDlroRs: I have just read the OBJ
tuary of Lieut.. Robert G.. Taylor, who wss
killed in tho battle OF Malvern Hill on the lst
Of July; and while I fully concur with the
Writer, ia his opinion Of the merit aud gztSeue-
~ Of the deceased, yet he has (unintehtinnal-
ly) done injusticcto the worthy and efficient
young officer whose name heads thii note.
The writer OF the obituary states that
"Lieutenaut Robert c. Taylor was with Gen.
jackson through all his tights and marches
in the Valley Of Virginia except the fight at
kerDstown, and owing to the ill.health OF bis
Captain has generally had the command Of
his company, US was the case the night be vas
killed" Nov desire to correct the error
contained in this extract, by stating thar e,
the battle of Malvern Hill, CD the LIST fJuiy,
Captain Hartman was certainly in COM
nand Of bis company, and led il INTO
action, as no did GA the 9th OF June,
and did it very handsomely. IndmG, ever
since he was promoted, (2.2d April, '6o3 Cap
tain Harmau has been in command Of mis-
company in every engagement in which the
regiment has participated, except the battle Ct
Port Republic, at which time ne was too un-
well to be on duty. On this occasion Lieu
tenant Taylor was in command, and it affords
he pleasure TO asy that he rendered good
service.
have written this note to vindicate Capt.
Hartman, an officer who has done his whole
duty from the injustice (unintentionally, hope)
done him in the obituary notice Of the ]amented
Lieut.. Taylor, and nothing but desire On
my part to see thar justice is done to officers
and men of my regiment who have done so
much service, has induced me to writs it,
None, am sure, will appreciate the correc-
ton more than the relatives and numerous
friends of Lieut.. Taylor, who was indeed o
young officer Of conspicuous merit.
H.- c. a. Ronald,
Colonel Commanding
9Th Regiment Virginia Volunteers.
~ "IT his" and "Disp@tch" please COPY.
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sss staff xs.s literally skas :e p:s:cs: T7a::cc,
whi,s in tho hcrds u Col: Edmondg; it yes
shot in twain; Pierced in many places. but
with the old device and the old motto safe
and raharrned, from the point of bay one',
IL waved victorious in that days setting sun.
Long after night had closed in darkness OIL
tie scene, those who had sworn the holy and
-sucred oath, that never, On Virginia soil,
should tbs, f.s trail, enthusiastically gazed
upon II, Al il shone in the light Of flashing
nussetr,, foil high advanced, its ample folds
streaming over and srouna,its noble and DE-
votel =dnerentS.
The conduct Q; the 36th Virginia Regiment
h. tie battle Of Malvern Eiil. the last great
terrible day OF the series around Richmond,
will forever be mentioned with enthusiastic
i-adn.::lsion hy Southern camp tires.
SAINT S1MON.
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PGFTfr.dL.
For the Earut''er
sC0TT's LAslENT-A SOLlLOQUY.


For the E:Irt''e''
Goorc,c r,,>rSr sO1JIOOUY.
'ooi1 y --N'-
By LADY " ',oN'i- ''
Elrgnia inou ,.: az "et- I'e
Remorse Is AHhhe fis 49,. ,.sn
LEI Nc pou. $500 -, u, ,ba. '
for Au " '"!u' " ~
-,
W oti'''l c"9it' .I',, 90 o;..
The proud anu to.ty atI,
Nth "nicn l to"n wy t!oo ,,.'''''' :
l ae''f "'0'e Vs." r,S
,;..
| 80 II h'% WIN 's..'. gTi
The oisat j. eoi L,L,
Zach drop alahrs out, = ,p m' ','.,,
I've a"''''et' 49,
49,. ,o,,,i,,,r, sigb..
Oh take rom i;'e nc
The g!'ttering h.,' s,ar, ,oarh
1t stlnss me Win ~. So.
DeaoiF NJ
.: pn n,,o
Inc Y:sioh soiie .,,rs
henec''Ds "o" 49, b'.e,ai 81
IN SIX snort 'hohIus
Inc hoP'' - ''''
.::r
AEoitlon' WIN cohStl. ~, r'
DID a.! aGecuoA Snl'sns',
And babe me loin INC
10 su')usa'e lily -I NfI
:, .-o;,
" lth cold smoHlon' cano ''e
Ibis mother tie 70 sever
Envy and Aatrca sP:o VIC snS1'
10 o's'' fi9 i''ai ~.
w. "
II SraTec aah N'thereo me Tue lux
The Il shtnlng bolt has ri'eh'
On Earth there IS no peace again
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To t:s Editors Of tie Enquirer
MARION, MCDOWELL COUNTY, \. c, I

August I, 1862.
Gentlemen: When hurTedly left Nor
folk, refugee, in May last, being appTeien-
Sive that tie Erderals might desire, Tor their
own purposes, TO employ ny exteng:7e bake
~ there, guve positive Instructions 10 M
manager To do nothing fer them should they
apply to hin. The Tandsts, shortly sfier en-
tering the city, endeavored, o. the offer of
liberal !crEs, to>luduce hin 70 bake for THEM
but oberlng my orders, lie promptly Tez
fused. For considerable tius they did Tct
disturb him; but recently, it seems, "a
change has como Ger the spirit Ct TIER
dreaiD.'
l have received, to-day, E. letter froE. q
friend il Norfolk, dated 29th ult., stating
that few days previously the Ysnke1s IN
tremendously turned mymansger and my fore
man into the street, aud, Selling the establish
1nent, machinery, &C., with my fifteen ne9ro
operatives, have commenced baking for Nc
Clellan' army. The Federal authorities 10
Norfolk, 1T the saue time, told my friend to
inforur me that, if / did not return to Norfolk
within sixty days and become loyal citizen
to them, they will confscate Uy bakery and
my other real and personal estats there.
4ulo bbNNtii $uRNS- PiSoob'SJ IA W.
sequence CT Linco!ns recent alteration Of
programme, 81 enuociated in his late procla-
nation, (25th OF JulvD warning all persons,
within. sixty DAYS. ITO cease aiding OF counte-
nancing the "z;c;iog rebellion On pslu 81 for
FIXTURES, seizdceS," &C
Now, as 8 response 70 rbe message sent to
me b. the Vandsls from Norfolk, and not
having the iesr OF the said Lincolu's pr1cla-
nation before ny eyes,and in order that there
may be 10 doubt Of my having aided tia so
called existing rebellion" since the aforesaid
sixty days have begun to run, beg to again
hand You my che:k for fifty dollars, herein
inclosrd, to be disbursed fo- the benefit Of the
noble wounded and sick Confederate soldiers
God bless their souls j at Richmond. am
gentlemen very RESPECTFULLY, yours,
CHAs. HARRIS,
Il Norfolk, Virginia.
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Hospital UiKECTOHY.

Ia, Relieving 4. ia. d;esr-st H"-5,,a., -
srsif iOcstjoo lie lis az
aaMr HOSPITALS.
lamp 7i.ds, Hosp!,L F.s;srl szrtu:o. d tr- t..;;
Chamberlain :spitsi. lba hill ors-lookiLs H,Sk-
otts
Juuor.i Hospital, E,Iras,n rera.iuo, 4 .. e.set:
Louisa=s Hospital !;"tGseT3 sar;': ".i!ssa "aaisra
rrnost!ou Of Sr'sd E's--.
3yTd Island hospsj tyntosro ;sr isaos - l,h -rss
south r..yiiss TO-, La hG=.E-rfrt. .p,rDashsi 81
N.yvs Bridge. ed "i IAN strt,.;
FiTs G,oix.a H".I7' .l,t :'--.' r-.S-sa h!.ls I'D
Cary;
sseosa Gsorsi. sc-pai. :h ,rs-:, nss,so.r Jai and
Fssa-,ia .---------
Third 4>v,s,a goa,ils!. q: S,>osla AID i4.h
str--Hi
fir Ai.bcm. Hc4Gi:sI sro-h -:-St. b.ts,>. %:1 and
2ath
second Alab4n. ae.pi:a Gunner 81 Eiasslir ..i ESQ
siIveis J.
goys,<T's s",i:rl On uth s,r.s;, ss.s .o7a sa Ard
gsnuer gs.1t;sl. e,ra,I y. F,.lk.in G.a lat s,s;
Globe 5ospa.. Istn II. aotr--z iiI!i eEt Faux
arssoor'. F",rs, s,.r -, ns,=.>e Sa:s sDd Frsst.
LIN.
phIr.Tf h.~PT-afs.,
Eo.Ievr bco7!ta., t.,cJ ~, ChnIch H:Il.
G"i!sSs hcsPta!, eern-: Es7rAel s2d !ih -.
Soldiers Homo, cnsE :: T:.s aud E.rry s;rsets;
s.Pds; Ch1n:h hosl Ia. ~ Itre-l, a5t"-Sr lee esd
issEsi;
aobaIs,op, Hospital, nprr,: " AAa rEi 81 -trSet,:
ST. FT.Se-' JS..,e nr~.s .vsEcv, ns4r Hnooa d5tii:r
Branch.
HOSPITALS KgcSaT!I ';eENEn
LisSor ard E,ssras ;tset'ry hnap;i~i- hai siT"st,
ia r-+en 2!:h and 4crH
Crews t:.e.o-5l r"=.,'-i. e"rrs: ~ Ga1 ga s!'s
strrots
scsh:o,t's Ts=4hn-.>. eor..e NJ "s.o. al 18th
Ksus Fsia. Ga s..::b.,. Aa'u l-7~--u mi wi
ian streot.
Keen, BSid'';; q IT,, as-ps!. sis!s n,ioS 'orsTnn
str~ot;
g. Cha.;s, do:si .5rs,r 5t.iL nal Wall s''ssu; -,
Ms.sne Gsu, 2};n -iie7., Ch05-L siIl;
Fr-e.;sa = FG.s Sths.. Ervs4 sLfsei, sAttsoe h;!'
brS.%oo,! HGsF!s!, uol,I sytiIT'1-.i Rft:I
hRyo's and r:Srtiis ~ !rnh0rs.-, srd The U..rE!7
W6i <5hcrs "a iua-:-t.r. hare h-+o ntoss 81 az! Hos
2,;a!-
.i,s "a i.a:s IT, bs,E. .--cad IL. E"~.ri'- :i'a,t
Htr.i Ec.Iiial:
HoSa.c's HrpiiAl
Atkrson's Fectory. hsa r;rs. ext - n",' 'ie'oE;
Third Alabama E.-p.iAI
s"ITa AiAhsna nlsIit,l;
Fsurk 1e5rsii HOSPITAL aSd rtTe.t
Company &C. Hall, ath -. c.r7=FsE ~. ga y,
Samaritan Hospital C.Gy, 5-~-sa e. "a eti -: .-Ai
Cio7t:.'s F"ap!icl
6sra.stsaa Hc~pl:G. L7sr. Aley hs;2E he EzehsSs.
Eotei. ...-..-
RAe9s E.sk.r-ili.'4, Csry. h-s"'ss l2tt Rad ii:a
SIesH:
bs.ieTt FGoier;, ftt ns;~ssz Main SrS Ca: sGssei
Goore'a, HA,a bst=ssa 25.h Aad 25zh srrssta;
rewards Grove, the hsekxllcsFtlls Ecsd, oas rs
from city;
CentsS.zy Hospitai, tSesnsE; Of Csntass.y Church
d~k.AasJs Hospital. corner OF Cay iad 18th Sta
Ulited States Eosl. sosnsr is:h AID HaiH ssreoss
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,osraIsc.lo.s IF ur.ril.L rvr7L,sa


s,jla HvyrrEorJ o.! fh"r.sr -ot Ala, tho Tjiic-'nS
sr.l se bbI Of L lassnB. tUls Of susr. e.: Il, -
oA2 BIZ u phir \, hsr u cott1n, hhe5 d 60 err
.i ;aJ. anir;s s3 ,t!r sooo drawes, IL n.d s.c.t
e.s sa,rs and uae large bvZ suad.i q
o:s IArs" boz 'rady So1'nSut'oas f'"T1 eis'sh' ::
ioutaomoE7, Ala.
shoot, qsilts &c, iroI '..s Az sVsisty Of "dt"s--
vile. ais.
1.eros. te rnr Ladies Ia sU:ieg u I-rons1 :"aay,
iia.
Fonr large b.1es coItshi1 ust".ses :3Elfor:r 1.il,
shs IL, cts, d. ~-rs, siE;s, &c from Ludlss Al 6sc-
,ry u t-.Iua, sie.
Tr.s sr, bsx-s 1"ii:ns ha.psi Stores Sc '.1rn J.
cd .aiol:er, Governor u A.a
Tso .st.,bo.es ets-t- riIio~, P!iiow cs4.s, awsls
shire, dc sap, VIA. sr-iai., lsi;sa, c4cn?s
syrsl7, p:ues. tea &c, from i.ii ~ IA soess iia.
Gao box Facets. ?:i'cr ;: from Lisz: Wa
e. OF 4l..
biz large b"xo COMA rH, bed ra-t., d'.esrs .ck,,
piI"s- ALL nprvn.s. sn-s1. Souor-, ia"elt -
k.s isls p.sersrr sp;reI, ,oap osd.e;,s bitt-rt,
vines ootdiss aid 'u7'r7 otssr e::ieiss from L.du
Aid noe ,rJ, IusteSse, Ala
ON. box 81 shse pil,1~ .a.s. s:-. So, frors tujss
Douyhsry, % ala.
ons barrel Of T.aogas :;:m Mrs ksbsees bsncits. Of
ls large box hospital stores l.z, LaEissss, 1 '-7E
Lad!ns 4!d rooi.ty. Gsseuville, A..
ous box hoaptsi supplies f:oa asdiis Az s's't7 OF
oLa COX tG:piu! supri-. f:eu Ledi.' "a scc!e? OF
or- box sc,p!al ,appN t:1n Lat!ss IA sos!o:5 o!
on. boz ro'ps! suPpsics fen Lst!cs AID s'G:':J O.
Chamber. county, Ala
Wines, eo.dal-, &c from Er. - Luess, Of hc=t.Vln-
sTy, Ala
One packas, lla tEod =ge pivtsr, &c. from Laa.ts Il
Montgomery, A4n Though n. hand, .: Judge "iEe!-
ell
Tho is,ge hoz"s VI pillow .t-e',, rh!:., ioT
SIS BybrnahI !I5s. roAs, ~ss p.aa, cont. @srs',
SKA. dried 'rrIit. tp"E, hat, U&a3sH.t lad cher
aricLe f,rIa Ladies Ala Soc,sIy Of Marion. Ala.
"ic gro'u ts., std ons black Tea from Didaep
W!lEi-r, u A!t
r--siy av4 sblrA fso Tc=7s a'se, Christian As.esi
stion. RiitrooE3 Va
o." Set I'll yE:ss .: TuIs ed ssu>ers: two ra;e=
p ck-Fs t1 pitchers, ~1ets 1isn, two bGolla,
% orTas mil :5Ef is lard SIX lie batter, Syu.s
et, Shirts IL pair drs0sIs, i've pair aocks. tc l-
al hsrs iE. Is esVs ln4 ,rta otheF iitlr siiisirs
f,cn CoEtr!b1,.ua Ds..ot. R'sapSond, Va.
QuI,s Arss lu:Htor e G:x,e ~ WY valuable sap
pi:= .-n ird from dhsr-H. lA7s {: Alsbsma,
VII o. generous contrbHlnrs ere 5Hk5O~n.
Il "UPh'NS r,tnrEs -!acers thanks 10 the ell!
Ier, Of Alsb.D,. apd ossT. who haze "srnlly snt
pat lUucay cr1tTthu ii r.f ;ss rt Of the sick aud
vuund.. sVlG h sr. struSs!L1 for Southern izde
POT asLss I'D :r-t, Gasrou. cl-ps will cca::u1s
IN ins good zDrk uvelJ .s:u. o.3l tbs Vi
snd ibsrrr shall i!irniRo ouf ThcI, e-,uih.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY.

KNOXVILLE, august IA prisoner from
Nashville VA Huntsville and Stephenson, re-
ports tnat the roads are lined with Federal
troops and iii the bridges strongly. fortified
Evcry shiIE outside. o; Huntsville Is scene
Of observation-disclosures destroyed and sacked,
and feds laid in waste. Generals Bielt ard
Rosscau have ,2U,000 men III The vicinity ~
Huntsville. Five hundred nsgroes are Gu
trenchiug the North side 6t Huntsville. Four
hundred negroes and q large force of soldiers
arc terrifying Stephenson. The Yankees have
renuilt tie bridges aud restored thu broken
track on the railroad from Nashville c5 Hunis-
vile and Bridgeport.
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For the Euca,tre.
HOW III. ENEMY TREATED PRISONERS --IGsT1
M2EY 0F'aH OFFICER
. CAa:p 4QTH REGIMENT \

IS.1P tSTH VA. u
CO.. YIN. Suith-Sir: beg leave TO lay
before you the following statement Of the
treatment received during two mouths con-
tirenent ~ prisoner Of Tsr, in Fort Dela-
ware:
was placed in close confinement in room
where thers were between forty and fifty
other officers. We were allowed no inter-
course with any one outside the prison.
Nor vera we allowed to receive or send out
any written communication or package, with
out their having examined it. We were for
bid all coMversa zion relating to The Southern
Confederacy, and denied the privilege of sing
Ing secession songs. Hour for going to bed
prescribed at 10 clock, when lights had TO
be extlnguished and sll talking to cease. Our
beds consisted simply of pallet ofstrsE with
p blanket OF the coaT6est materiM. Our
meals Of scant allowance ofi-salt beef or
pickl-z] p0rh, with an insufficient supply Of
dark and camniy bread, which had the Rp-
pearauce-;t being manufactured from dam
aged gram, and cGi!ca made (as "as credibly
informed) wiki ;Tai<r taken from the moat Ill
which the !pricis1 rtnp;l@d.
We we're not allowed 10 receive :EYwspa-
pers or intelligence through shy oLher source
rslntinT 70 public events, except towards the
latter part 1t oar confinement, while neEot!-
atiuns for an exchange Of prisoners We're in
progress, when we were allowed to receive
new papers, and the severity of our treat
rncnt generally somewhat rrlaysd.
The bearing OF the officers under whose
charge re We're placed (eih one Or t~o en-
ceptluns? WAS exceedingly rude and iuso-
lent,
The aoove ii but summary III few of
the nsny indiguiteS and prirations we suf-
lercd duing our imprisonment at Fort Della
ware; de-nins il, however, sufficient to give
an insight into tue msraer in which We were
treated b. or captors.
respectfully,
WM. y. lloRslEY,
.sn: %: OBJ i9th Ret q. Eeis.
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rs.AIMENT OF pRIa0NGAs.

,y, ,,,Irzh elsern here 8 communication O.
lately exchanged soldier, describing the
,raotn,e,t he received st Fort Delaware. tie
was en- officer.
The treatment inflicted upon the pTisates at
For, Delaware was infinitely worse even than
his, rs has been heretofore detailed in this pa
ner. We have co1verscd with number ofthese
prisa.es, aad they give accounts that would
sl,udle the indignation OF any human beng.
Ar ounce Of pork and three and hall ounces
Of mean bread, was the weight of one OF the
dsy's ratious, sample of which prisoner
managed to bring home with him.
The cap,ivcs were crowded together IN tic
creates, possible discomfort, were beaten by
i,ru,ai guards on al pre;ences, and made 10
ia',.,r on the works Of the Yankee Govern
A,r.v. One OF our soldiers, we are informed,
armed guard, who was wantonly beating
him, 90 stop; and On bis failing 10 d9 SO,
Soidl:- knocked him down and, punished him
severely. For this he Was ironed, snt
,,,,o:yr, into dungeon, tt, liberated hy the
esc}targa,
! correspondents suggests thss Tie te@t:-
ncny oi tic sufferers be taken h: the tiGv-
era,ae:, sui published 10 The world. 1t
| would be very Well TO do SO; and conmit-
tee OF Congress would probably be the best
agency for making the inquiry.
We take pleasure in stating that the cen
sures Of tie returned soldiers Do nor include
Fa,t Warren. Save the treatment Of our
prosecuted Gencral+-Buckner and Tlghrsan
there is nothing to complain Of as 10 that
pr,soa. indevti, nuraber Of the returned
prisoners have lequested US to testify, on their
au,horitr, ,ha: he Commander az Fort War
ren was + ecu,!.Inan; and that ne denied
them &c cciriurs IL indulgence ,Tmch they
could reasonably desire. Let it be re'uem-
pered to his praise snd &c the credit OF hui
nanity!
4. Fort Delaware, h2;:ever, everything
was widely different, the commanding oslicsrs
being lov' brutes.
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=. 49,. - .ss-;e.s i. ali :ne ciyiiisaa

! ;sris al +ep.oe.a IS all she cF'liiS'''
~c"iJ, =;
l.. CONCLUSION, we Will AID, that while We
Should deeply aepiorc war under 'Ao E ,'ssr
flag, yet If Jorcea upon US, and II W" 1870, MI
clear Of ali the resulting Disgrace We sAOula
no, dread it for its bearing upon our se'
W. W. .,sl;eve. or ,ho contrary, it will add
s,r.or,h ia chr operations, aud would greatly
n.,,i,r,, The ,usmr. The reasons for tins
..,., vc need no. stats, but we doubt not
-, r,,,.ct,sss: Yet tue Confederate people
b,,. thus far always manifested that they
value honor, ard dignity, and morality anu
n, amenities ii Civilization, Is above any
mere matsIia, advantage. It's in this same
spir, that VIC hope the cloud suIcharseo Win
tlacl;rcss that now threatens US, may pass
around, or i it burst that it shall De Q! no
fault ii ours.
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HOW JfcCUGk WAS KILLED.

CHATTANOOGA Aus. l3.-Three of the gler-
rllas who hllyu McCook arrived here to day.
They say he was killed in dash Of seventy
fTe partisan rangers On four thousand fan-
KEGS hear Salen; Their appearance WIS 70
sudden and unlocked fer that the Yankees
fed In confusion. They also state thEt Blu
ell hung five citizens Of Lincoln county IL
retaliation. The enemy cannot move but in
large bodies. TIE guelillas are killing them
daily
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FIR the Enquirer.
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE SICK AND'woU&D;

fW the Enquirer.
CONTRIBUTIONS Fer THE sICK. AND'woUEDs
ED.
Tho following Ia IIst 4! u,aItsu,lc r-cIVsa FOR
be ,.oh xad wounded AAbt:a ssd!sr. L tt, .i5a7
yirsilis. 10 lat Of Augu1,:
bST.TioTa "T Tr3Pt.
Pom Xr 6eu,yu5.r7 OF Ala clio %
FIcn " 3i.Easr, ;! ala, LOO ~
FROM Ladies' " ii Z Csv:ch UD!or, Tk.r.boTi
vIunty, lie, q %
Prom L.i;ss AID ;ieir Of suIar3sr1tit, Ala 10 70
From 5ch. ~. !. EGaoS? Ct h"ntfoyS7EJ,
Pom ESP; Lp:l.T, oi es:h AiaseEs Tssi-
m.p', -
From tsp,In, s1i We ihod!H Churches II Tntxs-
ga Ale, thre1st tbs kaIts Of Cl9ud li3 o.
rro-, jiajDr - hsvF.s IF ns!tol, A!s. 10 W
Prrra Ia ,tis: Cburcb4. Of Tusa.1s., Ala yts
h. ada Of ~ L Henderson, :" -
Fr.;n LGdis' All o.~ic;y Q: rtrTtla, Dallas
equity, si., - !"
From LADIES' Aii s.-:i:,J * Cthabe. ldia-
C"1nty A!n, "a 20
FTcn, Gen sc cy c: JIeb.ia Ala, > %
From II. 2 l. T. arn ni Mobile Ais iil %
Itoh, Ms a . McitYles v: Ii ,u.zoin.iy, eii SO
F..n s!i;s' Az s4rlaty 81. Portland Al l;5 90
From Col - P"llaIc, OF GcEt-onpIy, EN-, l7u ~
From Ti,it'.a o. Shelby nYr:nsn. .is, ySr EssGa
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sDJuTANT, GEEERAL;s OFFICE. Va,


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b p:uvsn iDleq1.ie to tns d-!ohca Of the sat-. a-ny
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saemy. who !eGt c2p:o"+ aud rob chr p pr'e7i the
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add ,tivLh! fotue Of 90 10 Inc pcspose
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so'emu IS 10 CO.! =7cn Tho r!sia not now 10 service
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from the pol:r:!pn sud RnnY o: delesaDle zoe,
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Fioya fr!ssk! WYE 7tSoG4srs, Ioenoso DO eiorH,
Ga &, Allegheny Gr'eEbv"r. &ocroe, Gi'eL Msscsr.
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huaseE hsio'Sh Wyoming Lsxn, B,on', Wtypv,
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When ~. hume: o. neg for sch couns Ia Ma - up
,hn ~ 81 inr Ius los will plSos toe cUaat
u .utGi Seut 'caY.e man tEc.r 70 ck.rs.
with ;r..uttt 20 march the retschrert 60 sedi1
p sSs the Sal: Wo;sh 1. SEy;a c,I.,y, rspprt
hsj "cneIal Jd' E. Floyd !Jr se'Tce.. Were :5ers
rel read transportation Lie vii! s's sack oh a. .c-
tItcstc ~ 'rnol- hin 10 obtain spor:atoE io Ell
snd tie detachment on account Of Ca sia;:
10 mcn .si,i DC Hilo@ed couUuis i"s II money 70.
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tas rendezvous.
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Temen: Is OF vital co.sluea,e {" tt5 stsie aaG there
IL no: i day " spare.
BY cnmns.c. VIII 4. RICHARDSON, \. g.
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