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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-29
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uk TliE GOVERNOR Oi' VIRGINIA.


~h.:E.-. II raa'eeeLt-d by ,nhr7 si;i7'h' .; i"'
State thst Ia Gr ,s-ip!- 10 btaia supple. " tee sos-
sary a,lei, Of ss, srcsi fabulous prcr. a=i .7-
thea not In sufficient quantities EMPTY The asSAHd aad
PARTON u tbs Salt WORKS % !hi. apnorwss.ta from
which is..- 90 .ney q. .at asdr-d etns n tss
Of .hs nbic -E,y alc tie fciaainiag aEts
being swned D5 pvA,- er."s 7d CARL al Z! FtivAi-
enterprise frIai.n ths S7uht nAseA-A,
for soLsuniisa Of o~u Io2pls mi 2-t :ErR'
proportion Of the, suLua product Of tho ""t- ie .ot
,auR!ly eIr0r:"t into neg aL1,ias h.at7s,
and. whersaa no IMPORTATION Of taTeist s. h"e t-sI
Ievoa:sd By ito blockade Of 7o,s Is rot
BIZ inst tho dssai bs sur2i:5d .on tst scr:cc
and tho ssesoL IA rapidly adTsnsiuS Thsa Il viii CO
ns.essar7 salt f.. the oasuiS y.sr 70 provide
ouf srE.a ana pao;i9 Nth sutsbis prova!ob: End ina
Legislature. ner;as Eads appropriation G: 7.nH-J 10
pr.sL.ss m.nSssa,s ih!s ss-snrsl .7:!=s =: -
provide z rems17-
Thsrsfor. By T:Ia, oisGtLur:'y 7-S-dn tie sa-eus So
b: the Constellation, JoH1 rETcHKB. doTs.r"r CT tia
onwoA,h Of Vi-slriS do hArepY the Gsns
rsi ,.sG.bly to ais The ,abrs consideration, ed
70 sg,aluts further Tor "a tute,-s % tic Commonwealth
rs ;hsy Esy deem 7r19-r, htftY Fra.simiRg !" &c"
ss.oss SAD psusutea oftbs GsIer.i Assembly they
$40 f-qairtd gsa,nns d. thu CAPITOL Ia tas city Of
Richmond OF II, itta BAY oT syPrsHhEE .-rt.
d ,-=sirS o'3.1cI.
~. Gis-a uL1:, ~ LsEd 20 ur'I.:r1I. nd uss II
}LG The esai II * Commensurate Il -, SisEIIVnd,
~ TVS Ism dsy OF ASSnR IL tcb y-hr lee'. sad 70
tss slshty-ssrs=:b J,-7 ct sr- Commonwealth
1875 LSTCHsA
5y tho u".s,anr
TX .na y nrsroAD
AM %.--t; -.cratary Of tic l..n -arh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-29
Chaplin of Post, Charlottesville.
For tie Enquire,

Messra Editors--An article appeared in
you, issue Of the 25th instant. signed "W,'
which does great injustice to the North Caro-
lima AMI Alabama soldiers engaged OF the
left wing of our ARM during the terrible
struggle at Coal Harbor, en- Friday, oSth
June.
The writer says that troops hsiling from
North Carolina and Alabama ran to the rear,
and didn't; stop until Col. Johnston ordered
them to do so. "T" is certainly mistaken.
The facts are as follows: The Goth North
Carolina and a portion of the 5th Alabama
we're. compelled, by o"erpowering numbers,
to fall back on the lsr Maryland Regiment,
which they did il pretty good order, making
our regiment, (the Isl MsrylAnd) look like
brigade.
The North Car olinisns fell i'll. wherever. &
chance was afforded, and the remnant of the
5th Alabama asked permission TO fight in our
ranks, which was ckeerfuly granted.
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10 inc Editors o. ice Enquirer:
Charlottesville. aug. %

CHARLOTTESVILLE. aug 70, lst2.
Gentlemen Allow me, through your
columns, to express my thanks to the many
good people who have so generously respond
ed TO my appeal for aid 10 the sick and
rounded in the hospitals in thiR p!sce. From
the people nj Orange Court house And Yicin-
ity, have recelved al rarious tirnea, money
amounting to ona hundred Ind hfty dollars;
(sl5O) besides 7a;ious boxes If vegetables
fruit. butter, sgss, clothing, wines and various
other comforts FOR tina sick Md wounde,i-
These were principally received through
Joseph Hiden, Esq, &c Orausc Court
House. ! siSo received tc!augb hi,a, $50,
contributed by citizens nj Cuipe2ai Ii the
vicinity Of KsccooE Ford. Great good haa
beo2 done ky these donations. Tie money
has been nearly Eli expended, only aome four
hundred dollars (3400) remaining. The hospi-
tails sye Sill filed with sick and wounded,
(the latter from Cedar RUM and dona-
lions Of money or comforts for tue SICK and
wounded will be gladly received. The fol-
lowing articles will be particularly acceptable:
Tin basins, cups and saucers, shirts, draws,
{no matter how old or course) sponge, band
agea, -t-c and half to four inches wide), old
linen rags, carded lint, ice, sll sorts of fowls,
eggs, butttr, dried cherries, onions, hops,
w;ne1, pure domestic brandy, crockery ware
OF all sorts, knives and forks, ard many deli
cacies and comforts which can be transported
Any OF these things, or any thing else which
would add TO the coInfor1 of the sick and
wounded will be gratefully received. Fresh
vege,ablcs ere great? needed The hospitals
are suffering for some heps. Money or other
donations NAV 5a sent ia
Rty I 4 U,pvx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-29
TF2 MURpEir: OF CAPTAIN SIMPSON.
= axe Editors Of the ENQUIRER
<St I0st'FE q tIE 71HqH1TU
HARRIsoNBrAG, Aug. 80, 1oo%.

/ 9 .'se ->"'>''< " tt> '|'tf'N''N'
HAsRisoNBrAG, Aug. -, 16o-'.
,:ontiemen: write tkia in order to give
nuhlici:r u ). case of unparalleled Yankee
trutllity> comn ,itlcd on rhe person OF Capt.
Jau.ss r. Simpson, formerly c. the eth ' IT
cinis ,eciIntut, and TINS cause the atten-
tor &c our authoril.ss IL hc directed to the
vile -nsnas snd towards who, i'll cold blood
counittr.l ,.r at,oclnn7 ndrdcr. Captain
Means bud party arc tho suthors vi the
bloody deed, snd oa their heads should
swift destruction soon be visited.
Il sprears that, on the night preceding The
fatal fnoru,ug Of the 18th instant, Captain
Simpson aud y younger brother, both Of whom
hal excited Particular attention from tins
parry, mai taken quarters with Z Mrs. Dean
il, q qu;et, retired por.on Of the nelghecT~
hood. Esrly in tie luoIHlng the younger
brother left the h0use-hc had bnth gene
bat lv minut.9, wner Mrs. Dean came
rushrG il w.;i. IL: expression, "LSptaih, the
X,nl:-.r are coming" which 50 excited ana
alarmed hun that BE ian OUT CT the house
i;;,r,h,ai.i, Carving IN his hand newspa-
Der i.e had bce:. reading. The rouges had 90
sooner seen him than they began to yell
the 1oul.st rxecrs,ions, such as "lhere Is
the Id r.l.c!--shoot the ID rascal
shoe, hiln-shout him % and not once did
they call hin, to halt. but immediately began
firing finally one shot took effect il his knee,
which threw him, and, judging from ths force
OF his iall, he was So stunned that he lay iii
tie position lie fell, that is, on his face, until
the murderers rode up, when. without any
sense of shame or humanity, they fired
volIrv ST his head, six shots OF whicf. took
effect iu the back Of his head sad neok, and
alter that one Tiliainous rascal vent to hun,
and finding some signs o. life Jet remaining,
placed hia revolver ST his head AMI 1ired
again, sud then remarked 70 u gentleman,
whom the noise hsd attracted to tile scene,
that his name was Alphonzo Webster, and
nc wished the world to know that no as
sisted tc kill the rebel Simpson. rhey then
riiled his pockets of,some fs2,00W two thou
sard dollars and a gold watch. Sent word
very ,nsuitnsIyt To his vile to come aud bury
hil'.. snd rode Cd, pllferlng, aIrestine peace
able ril,zens and stenliGg al the horaes they
could lind in their march. Thus, truly, IS
reisr al terror in good old Londoun caused
hy Means party OF maraudlng desperscoes,
4 OF nov mole than $50. One good company
Of Confederate caTalry could completely
annih,la;e the whole gang and give JOY to
many bleeding heart in that rich and fertile
couniry. Capt. Simpson was a man OF tee
highest responsibility, and being of kind and
accommodating disposition, wao greatly endssI-
I'd &c lis l2iIhoors and friends. and loudly
do they ;asist on letting mis- tln2i be upon
the heals Of liz infamous nur1erarS, oc those
whc rIdorae and approve their sc:a.
i .n!, most respectfully,
l1uig, -.
y t.. Giuht II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-29

I. s.onk CaroIias Regiment, the Siss faH
At Winchester, with. their taccs 70 the oScss
OF the enemy. Tbs 18th AlabamE ran at Ma III,
nassss, the 2lst at Shiloh, and the % and 9th
1T Seven Pines, bu, they all happened 70 run
after and in pursuit OF the enemy. This IS
the only kind of running which North Gao
lima and Alabama soldiers perfnrm-snd III
fact, which all our southern soldiers per-
form.
The sriirle.cr aW' is in bad taste. Il Il
tad policy 70 critisise the actions of any
troops, simply With the view Of Hra's'ns
others.
hnpe ",y" NIL not rite any mote 1:ew's-
paper puffs; they srs ,ijspieas'ag t" Mary;
ladders. The people eff The Valley" and
deeds, AID ,viil rive us cri1it for then.
A psIssrE IL CO. Z, lsr Mr. hrc 4
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I. the Easto-s Of the Enquirer
pcrIa10us READING FOX aOLDlEIGlS
Ritii:.GyD, N, Aug, =. I


l;enti,u,s.,: Permit Tic 10 stata ;hat | su.
now prepared 70 supply, ETstuisously, hos-
pitfalls ard csvaps with The best reading mat
ter. Our tracts ale published at the small
cost OF tsSteen faqes for one cent, 50 that il
persons prefer buying them they will be fur
nishcd ri the rates OF 10000 pages for tlQ1.
After few days ahsll be receiving several
hundred Testar.nrs every week. having
bought the printed shret9 Of l4.00o copies,
which are being hound at Raleigh, y. c.
We hay. on nani 1000 copies ii Camp
Eymns" and large variety o. religious
books, ali Of which will be disposed Of ri
mere nominal price,, "r grstultonslyAo Chap
lains, Cclporteurs AMI other p'aua 1aen VINO
are laGoring in the army.
Since the beginning OF the w%r SO navc re-
ctivcd .lono $4,000, with which oTer nine
millions CT pages Of tracts have been pun.
lished suj distributed, besides many thousand
TeEtameats ana ether Tolumes Of reading
matter any pereor DESTROYS of aiding il
this enterprise. csn d. 80 BY enclosing TO tne
at Richmond, Va, his Donation
a, +. DicEIasoS,
C:5sleral .A;;cnt Army Colportagc,
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GENERAL s>EstEh2.
ADpT. l. INsPTE. GESR'LS, OFFICE
RIcIlnu.;D. August 90 lS62.


GENERAL ORDERS!
LABOR GENERAL IFCEER LhTing neen ap'
rau,.d INSPECTOR ni Ordnance anu Artillery '"f Inc
fnufrdersp Suites Amy. Ii authorized 10 ..'''
e:cipipe nln ali the establishments Vi thc 49,
jIs.r1ueGt AM ia: works Of all coh'i"cotr AZ! t,,.'
NS41m.nt iEciu.;lHy ell iO;udrn:a Gid ih'''Fs '" V
-; -or,cr mr. mir. working under Government con.
tract md te condition and armament Of "li 'o: aHu
matte t;ra aud 10 give such Offers anu ilsI'c''ri a
will tend 10 ncicl>, tier elhcEncy All Co,i'pi
Officers ard Others in charge OF such work. are ~
CURED to give him s facilities anu ASSISTANCE III
,Gwer in the pcgloru.nce OF LIS JULIE. ,;s,
- ,,,I.rs ,,L Instruction, a5 he may cnnSGec
NECESSARY and es DO not conflict witt. The orders VI
his Daus,-Eeut will IL considered tie oTcers 81 '
War department, and will br transmitted s' "'''e
through tie ONCE Of tie th+l oil Hl"nnuG.. w.
peparts Of INSPECTIONS viii be feNlleu ~ 'nc va
Danarturut through tie same channels. H.,
rs r,,I.s and mode O! Inspection WA ne ID 'ii''r
,crs il, conformity with lection IT, nf me ieSul!.
lions d; the Ordnance Department.. appFoTeH Fe"' us
Ia! lS6!. r,-,,,or, c,.
,,;r; ~ &, i,h trasrGrfatnE IL hIiIs:,i AMI Ills
s;t and ss,.t,uls Oh his order where there are nc
hps OF trsn-por,a,un. he will Prncuie il anu herp
nc.oun, Of the sctla r;il="-. which account Will We
paid bv The unsrrrnG-reIs department on !'is ee'''
cntr ami order. , ...., r III,
yisnra N The United States, and no parole 70; prom
not in military s+rr:cc pcdgine hinisH tot I" neal
arms against lhe United states VIII "e % o. Al
exemnion from service III he siies al inc IoLiI'e
rate STATES, hr, persons liable Ia conscrp:'n taxing
such OATH or girlg such pnrch' vii be enrolled '"f
service. ,,.,
I: carurl by The eneruy they Vii! f' hei'''''-''
MI protected d. Irls 2nrTs Of Val
~ vIcrr.
!'glei = .'oi To-
.,iIuiaFt all! iaeFcti6F rc!!='@i'
Aug eI-dlw
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Tie ~ hig' Of yesterday referred to tho
previous article OF the Examiner" cetniu;.
ian organ, and charging that character upon
shs enquirer; and it regrets that tho charge
Wa naly ":ni.iiT disclaimed.'' Really, the
"Whis" r,usr no hard TO satisfy. Ihc charge
WAS 30 gross. and the evidence brought Tor
ward 10 support it So absurd, that the only
question was whsiher 70 notice It at ell. Ii
the 'fTT his nee'!s q hrieier answer to relieve
iss aa1iesie3 fo7 the old Enquirer" We tell
it, in so many w>ords, that the charge is false
We are sincere friends Of the Adsanislra-
ton. because We believe it to hs wise, DR.
triotic and >irtuous Administration. But
we are as independent Of it il ali rosI-rls as
the Iusu no abuses il. The "W hi" is very
friendly C Governor Letcher's ADMINISTERS.
tion---iossj justice IA its energy and patriotism.
The Examiner" on the other hand, has pur-
sued it with. particular ferocity. Is the
"Wkir' an "o-qan" Ct Governor Letcher in
the "EIaSl:ner's" sense CT that tern-and is
the EXAMINER alone, independent, and st
liberty 70 denounce the "Whig"' The
"Whis" will find in this example an excellent
illustration of our relations 70 the Admins
tration. and Ct The nonsense OF the "Exani-
ner."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-29
BRILLIANT AFFAIR.

CHATTANOOGA, Angus. 255.-Gen. Msxcy yes
ter5ay had q cavalry and infantry brush with
the enemy at Bridgeport, who tried to re-pos-
secs ihe place Col. McIntyrs's 32d Alabama
Regiment, Snd Rice's Cavalry were sI on
gagged on our side.
The enemy were saiIantly repuiSc'l, and
we're nnn,yrd all ihL .'1ghI III their -ntrrnch-
ments there and at Battle Creek. This morn
ing they have entirely disappeared. Eight
Or ten were wounict, OH our side alb uone
kille!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-29

Mr. FOSTER rho -hts Mechanic Of r;s3uand
I hate read yOuv proposition IN The Confederate -s'ss
Cousree. On thu .tih lnsI AGon. SkiEg thu SLo As-
chanC cut this C. H. Asnnar ana all .iovoiGhi-ai r"5k
shops and pairing II their pIsta W. would rug
g.s 10 the public 81 tho trs oEse Il; ln"s II MI Fc-rr
has any negroes oik ~ those H"T-rn uaat works
this occ aAou We think tbs White prpGiat!nu NJ 'his
Cvltsdarasy would ne very wrong To allow sach Lax,
Il, b, passed in CorYro-s w. vrGnid !iss
vatat white res but ale dni!y abr 10 in.iaa:a
his family while the m0s' II lighting for the
.sh,6 and iiherIy which va have zlwR?s euj''5rd.-
Pu: ;hs whittier and the "SGeH - T1cr IL thoe essp-
lshnieui. anc will aav- trroiut.ou atnc3s
our.s IL this Couf.d"rn<T RJ sha We SAT cpdeI.
ssad sa"r-ss OF oar CoagTrssin6S "hnt 10 mahe
doctors g ttcEil" sss cs tEo RepIhi;esi
parry. We woud liko to susGs': TO the Ps:7le Of this
ed.rscy II they could depend Gay sCsh labor 10
our present @rusgle? The Eesraes d this Uooederaey
only Watching chance TO max. their wHE into the
enemy. lines TO give Elm all the Information lhsy
Wa would like 10 know ii :hvy employed IN such
establishments what eonddeucu could be Isr. IN tn y
in the pre6out struggle? How would Mr. Fcser Ike 10
hsYs Es.c -i.tias tesIda Elm Ia oar Consrr.s ihkn
all the "hts hEa1cs out II army Aud pat g.oe5
II their placer, AID whsrc viii Gou:ederacEb-?
SOUTHERN, EEFUGEk.
5.-Ws saPi.ose yea -s": &c r1io It's whie people
Of Thru ConteiH!Gcy to. ths tsTSG bItlsr -
NsT OIlesG,- aug ls--.-
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EXEC CTuT'S SALE or i'Hi' r. LOIiS;
canary

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iuG Use.kTMsSlE- AaNK And FILE.

inG OtrAEIM sSIE- HAM AMI flI6-
CpSi lie oJgsnizsiion IF tie Confederate
,io7eraCas:,t It Montgomery, i: waa wisely
thought, that as near an approach To tbs form
and Consultation ct the cid Government
should be made ga possible. Hence the Con-
stltution Of the United Staten. with only a
few Important alterations intended to mark
with greet di9tinctness til- divisional lines
between State snd Confederate rights aid
powers. was adopted rs the fundamental las"
80 wish was entertained Or eSpresned by
any, that there should De the slightest de-
pa. ture from the unostentetous, uneyptnaire
republican, policy to which oar countrrmeE
hal become Eedded by the experience 81 the
BEST pacs OF q century. Hence, &c t&ing
ou tie salaries Of the higher fluc:iansr.es Of
the Government, the Ssule role was adopted
as had prevailed under tue old regime, as
l.keiv L, b satisfactory 10 the people at
ares. In srrangiIg the incnmea OF the sub
ordinate officers Of the Departmental: was
supposed that many gentlemen, "ut Of en-
Dlormeut, would rouhent to serve the Gov
e2nnent even sc ioweC rate tha:i had been
gwen 10 officers oi the same grade il the old
Union, end i2r this class accordingly,
a more economical rule was adopted
4 th6ueand dollars where Tie applicant
mad no fam:ly, pr twelve nuplred whore ne
had wife anu children, was considered an
adequate comlensatici.- Icis estimate would
probably lie too low 1t shy rlni-, but &C
period when the EXPENSES Of living are
doubled and THRILLED, it ls certlinly much too
low. Indeed, where gentlemen have families
composed OF wife and ouc or t"o or three chill
Gren, il j; impossible ior then, 10 obtain
board any where ia this city, aud tlothe
themselves vt these rates, Tha pressure up
On them began 10 be felt very severely before
the last session of Congress, and unavailing
efforts, in The ahape Of petitions were, as we
learn, made TO remedy the evil. The general
impression has prevailed, that something
would certainly &c june lor this lahorioua
and deserving. class Of pGhlic servants at the
present session The civil trnnc; Of tie
Government is as indispensable as the mill
tary, and should be as literally supported.
1t is true that the soldiers receive small pay,
but It should be borne in mind that laey
are clothed and fed al the expense Of the
Government, and their income is surplus
beyond the cost 81 their actual Te.ntenarce;
whereas clerks, especially those who have
families, after they have paid the expense of
theit bare subsistence having nothing left,eve
to ciothe themselves. II cannot be THAT the
people Of ths South, characterized squaiE b.
their hheTslity snd sense ii justice. wish
their public officials 10 irri'>r:. ~ essential
part III carrying forward the machinery
Of government, without being properly Com
psnssted for their services. We trust that
Congress- will not adjourn without making
adequate provision for their support.
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IN, J. H. c. LEACD.
G. YENAPLE
s.-:a:..r- i S. W. H"i:or
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IN T. SCOTT
..I4.-,.r. iiC3nis''"u-rs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-29

CIV FORKS Darss EoAT.-Thlh Interesting
piece Of apparel taken with othe thlnSa al Lite head
quarters OF the Yankee Gel. PC,e ca Friday last %;
Gen. Stuart, hss teen hung up amidst The numerous
trophies that aiorn sud d!sfgaIe the galleries oi the
Stnte Library. The coat nude Of tho niiest bis'
bread CLOTH trimmed with velvet the collar on each
Tide t-;anps the ins!gnia Of Major General sid thu
breast and sleeves adorned With massive brass but
tone IL style il exceedingly handsome and Ills rch'
Lea. is r. matter OF some admiration, though i does
ot exceed nor even approach the dazzling bfiiiancy
u the fancy coats rourished about tie city py suEi
dashug Confederate sous-lieuIenunis- whose 4udiil
Is too contemplate 10 ende. heut worthy Of tie bod
ce a ,.rey Of the genuine soldier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-29
l5ry iSEEGLIs Z

The 1fLa,is CouRT.-filnothy Rlordai., l
man Of susriGous appearance, having been noticed
strolne through the Corridors Of he Exchange Hotel
dsv or two since, was arrested, anal Oh YESTERDAY
brought before the Mayor. On his person had hti!.
found skeleton KEY, and several brass complete Esys
one of which belonged 70 10. American tiote
lie could give no satisfactory ACCOUNT CT himself wen
arrested but asked :mr when alraigned 10 do 80. nc
Was committed jail 10 default OF S2GG sscTtT lor
his fe.sppearance, On Monday next, when hc VIII re
permitted 10 90 all he csu 70 show himself hoEst all
proper facilities being given him IN tie tGesntinie
John Stsrke was ar.eigned on charge OF picking
the pocket Of John Temple, OF purse containing s37
aud su exemption paper showing li:n 10 be subject
Of Her Britannia Mslssly Victoria Regina Queen OF Tie
British Isles etc. etc, Sturke wss cent en- Tor
;rin befnre Called Cont Of Hastings the It'll ID J
of September next.
The Case of Larinia anil Betty s!E"ea al Nrs. Vi; /.
HILL charged with setting t,u To the residence ~ tLrr
natress on Broad s!r.eL CT TIrsa laa, was bIouEhs
E:rwBrd and after beIe! examination. Bet? wna uis'
charged and Laynii MA retained for REORGANIZATION
on Monday next The suspicion oil guilt against la
ynia seems 70 be based upon good circun =ian.la e'
d-uce winch will be dn'y brought our Upon luil OK
animation.
t;umho and PGmp:y, country darleys, havn, toiiia
TO town 20 enjoy themselves, took iuirigH: Without
authority with an oil clum ~ she Confederate stables
were arrested for trtspass" brought mp, HIT 10 the
eleat delight, dismissed upon promising u shne iof
luJle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-29
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