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ty and therefore shall pay debts Of his contf acting
nor claim any of hisearnings after This date.
Attest GIDEON MANN. OSRO l.. BURNUAN
Montpelier, May 20 1862, ,,5w3
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From COrlnth.

rsasr cur tsiegraphic aead will Be found
,,,r.,eh from our special correspondent a.
o,r,. II. Of date the 18th. Heavy skirmsnlns
-,sroinK on between our f0rcss and those OF
A. enemy, and on Sunday our pickes ~sfe
,,seked along Ii q centre. The ~ hung otep'
,...r Ted to have bssn severe, with the pros
nee; Of an sariy general engagement.
~ are glad to observe thu Gen. Beauie-
..,d has determined 10 bsstow some token o.
mari; upon those III GERS and soldiers who xiay
d,,uuxuish themselves in battle hereafter
No greater compliment can he paid The Aoi'
dior, and NO higher incentive to deeds OF glory
resent tod, than the approval Of hiscommano'
.ss ofa.sr. 1t was this system Of awarding
vs,Imori sls tn Ct made the armies OF Napoleon
,ry.ncib,e Each soldier felt that hs had an
interest III the common glory attending sue
esu. The Southern soiuier. II II true. mas
~, and glorious cause 70 incite him to battle
and 10 victory; but couple with this know =
,sdse OF the TACT that his name 10 not to perish
win his body on the Geld OF coI dict. and he
will OH the more cheeIfully bear the trials oi
CAMP aud dare the psTils OF battle. We hope
tbs, the system inauguratsd by Gen. BsauTe.
ssrd o. awarding As badge - the msrttortou'
vii! prevail in all our armies, 20 that the pri'
vsu soldier msy be favored with the oppor
tulisy " winning distinction.
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~ AT A MEETING Of the Allen Artil.
~ lsry, held at Battery No. 6, on the 10th
May, lea, On motion Of DIR. Garter, Captain
T. p. wilkinson was called TO the char, and
Mr.. O. A. Hall pyotnted Secretary, when the
following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
W1rsss, 1t hath pleased Almighty God to
remove from our midst our friend and Som.
Fads.fn. arms, Giles Adams. and while We
bow in deep submission to the decree Of d..
vine Provldsncs, We nevertheless fesl 1t our
duty 70 offer to the afilicted family Of the de-.
ceased our sincere coincidence in the afilic ton
of which we bear a share al we'll a. they:
Therefore,
Resolvsd, That We deeply sympathizs with
the friends Of the deceased, and share por.
tion OF their grief for one who was no less
dear 70 n than his immediate friends, a. his
gentlemnnly conduct ard soldlsrly bearing
had enCearod him to the command.
Resolsed, That the usual badge Of mourning
bs worn for thirty days in respect Of the de-.
ceased.
k1soivsd. That copy OF this preamble and
these resolutions be forwarded to his family.
Rsoloed, That the Kichmond and Danvills
papers will please insert these proceedings.
Capt. T. p, WILKINSON. Ohm.
q. a. HALL, Secretary. my 20 -1t+
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OF UAfr. Il. Il. DECAAUk
~ Co. &c" lsr TxxAs RIalABk1.

Down, down, to the silent grave,
Sinks now another noble brave;
sinks here my darling, only love,
To gaia the happy worlds above.
High in the battles raging storm,
Was seen his proud and manly form;
He went dear Freedoms self 70 hunt,
And bloody. dying, fell in front.
Bold in his country's holy name,
He dared the cannon's leaptug dame,
And with the heroes bursting shout,
Inspired his comrades al about.
Though full Of patriotic nrs,
He had the GOODNESS Of sire;
And when low on LIES solemn verge,
He heard tho war.god chant his dirge.
He lay among the mighty dead,
His tips grew pale and bosom bled,
And in his brassy AZ NOR drest,
He swestly, calmly sank to rest.
These were tho words OF sir king life,
Heard mid the din Of mortal strife
His sword still poi uting to the sky
Ethan ID run rather let N de-"
My hope, too, love and life are dead.
And sorrow bends my aching head
Ny precious all Of earth now sleeps,
While virtues wounded daughter Weeps
Adieu, my friend In quiet rest
BE ever still thy noble breast
The dread alarm and battle roll,
shall Sur no more thy peaceful soul.
MoLLu J. 0~~s&A.
May 17th, 1862. my 2O-lt~
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A Patriotic Preacher.

some two or three years sincs. We met At Z
oamp-meetiIg in the Valley Of Virginia, q
noorious and xsalous minister Of the Gospel,
VINO seemed intent upon discharging faith.
ioi!y and Isarlessly the duties OF his exalted
'Auoa. For time We had los.sieht Of Pin,
saa though We remsmb bored his zeal and I'd.
m1eo the earnest fsrvor with which he sls
voted himself TO his particular calling. "a
o'd NOS know bat that the location OF his 4. r..
cut and the peculiar church relations vh, n
As sustained, might have led him at lea, "a
neutrality, II not active sympathy, With !, ae
fsosra Government. Stepping into the h.al
o. me Exchange Hotel few evenings d@p.
~emet this same minister, clad In the cor, @
nons'spun OF the Confederate soldier. VI III
pia'o' osltsd around him, with - truly ma, ual
~ q was ever assumed By Murat or Souii In
ne paimisst days Of the Napolsonic emy iys.
upon inquiry We lsarnsd that he occur.sd
sas honorable positions Of chaplain to ins
n''' regiment Virginia cavalry, and aid 70
vsn' J. +. B. Stuart. This minister was the
aeV. John LandstYest. Of the oil. Baltimore
V0nisrDos. Another prominent minister Of
maj oody-Rsv. Dahnsy Bsli-is commissazy
10 the same brigade.
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Aa~ Ola inguishad coeps u now not fAr
I'm I'm kcnmond. Just Isturned from the Pc
.m ..ala. 1t has LETT home and friends. and
~ Aa' u dear in life. nov N ths hands Of the
:. and u eagerly awaiting Tie moment
80. 80 part In vindicatias the honor and NJ.
80 w.. o. the country. They did good ssr-
vss' tas hattie Of nAaassas, snA were no.
sSsa specially By Gen. Bssursgsrd II Ais
- 80. We lsara that new slecttons havs
a.. ri s @.os, ard hat CAPT. Aythss Lee hog.
~. 80: ssss ys.sassssd Osvsats q ~ 49,.
ia following y . ~ q ~ e1h3 ~.
ere y W sen,aay,
= eSssa y. 1egeaA ~ lisa sssast, oannsl
lsaiee Sssos.1S - ~ 11sasaaeaa1tj {eA44 A1ieln,
ss:sy 49, s: 70, 1.Elns.e +. 81. III, O:
6stSssSs. LsAssas -, xsvSil. II. 8
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1sxus1vns, Nay 10 -1ieAtssa o. ~ l1oni.
tors Grew eans ashore at O'Clock rs afssf.
noon q Uiy Point and were sarprissd. upon
landing. ~ TIE Oon1sdsrats packsb and or.
dsrsd 70 sarEsndss. Hins Of tAsm. including
four oalcsrs, laid down their pisso,s ana ont.
lasss. me others rushed 70 she small boat.
end pulled for the Monitor. Eight Of them
wsss killed; the remaining one lost an arm.
The Moritor opened nrs With . heavy gun,
and prsvsatsA the capture Of the boat and
the survivor. Hins Of the prisoners reached
here at halt. pest Oh O'CLOCK, ana marched
through Sycamore street TO Gen. HngeS's
hesdquarteEs, surrounded By . srsat crowd.
One OF he omosrs 10 the Psymastsr; the
others are Aidshipmsn. None Of the Con.
1sderates we're hart
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49,. u.,,s 10 Known Of the operations OF
Sss armies now n The vicinity OF Aach.
tits stated that The figat naak o.
sa..mr. army 10 sstng sxssnded n sne
~ and 10 already near. Remover
a'sSnu ,s.> On saturday body Of 0ssf
iss var, ,urposed to numssr shrse Asndlsa'
49," "s.a 20 the rsishoorhood Of Ola Oheren'
k'.. so,.r couaty, asoat nfsssa miles from
. -, and succeeded In capturing some
10 W. s,,y broken down horses ana meies.
s'u ,S.r loss was sassaahsd.
fs0'. r,ver all 10 quiet, the snsmy's gun.
Va sss,.asng 70 attack our batteries that
.....,,lv resisted him en- Thursday last.
y 'us.,..,spsic column eonveys the intslli-
oa' =, me capture Of portion Of the MON.
'.,,,v. ana tie killing OF eight others.-
pl s.,ness q watchf ulness upon the part Of
'l. ..oseu. and ttat the enemy - sxosedans.
90 ..ous in his advance on Richmond and
p,.srsoars. ,.....
~ ..n /, q probable that tho spade policy il
~ s,s rsued BY the Federal force In front OF
N .ts The reader IL referred 70 tie news
Vs ..r II. .slegraphic head for the most in.
''..,,ss information received up 70 IL O'Clock
l,n pight.
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FROM coRIRTH.
HEAVY SKIRMIsHING,
A BATTLE DAILY EXPECTED
fsPIsIAL DnPAIca ]

OoAIHfH, Nay ls-ots Mobile lsh Heavy
skirnishine teok place yesterday and to-day.
The snsmy attached our pickles along thu
csntrs, and brought mp their artillery, when
the lighting became very severe Our casu.
altiss are forty killed and wounded. We
TOOK several prt.onsrs. A battle 10 expected
daily.
General Bsauregard has issusd an order
awarding badge OF merit to every cfItc.r
and soldier disting uishipg himself In battles
hsrsaftsr-the names ofsuch 70 be reported "a
military commission. on whose rscommsn-
datton he will receive the reward Of patriot.
Ism from the hands Of the General,
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Ct all pricesl Aik Nantes aud DasQuso. 81
the latest stylesj Bonnes fYamss, Rlbbcns,
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TAo F1eht &C 0ilee Ceurt.laeQe 8 !.

he F1ght at Giles Csart-1lsas ..
4 eoefespoaAens writing - - 1gum ~
Mario ~ q New river. IN 0ilss county, N.
der dAte Of ~ 18th inst, farnleAes % Win
some particulars Of he oAsAee0eAt q Tat
point The writer staess. that a3sse seourne
he country west Of 1swisbars - far - new
river, oar 1pfoss were ordered 70 tie WAITE
sulphur Spfinss. In 0rssnhrisr, where they
rsmainsd lev dAys. From tAeocs they pro.
cssded 70 Daplia Depot wAsrs tAsy arrived
on the ssh. They were immsdiassly hurried
on inths direction OF Psarisbury. (0iiss Court.
Houss) where the snsmy wsrs collsotsd in
considerable foros. With the supposed iAtsn.
ton Of moving on Dublin Depot
On the evening Of the eth The regiments an.
der the command Of Qsn. Hsth were atorm.
Cd that they would meet the enemy on the
following morning, and preparations were At
once made for IN advance. At daylight tho
next morning the column reached The vicini-
" Of Psartsburg, the enemy's pickess were
driven In, and general aring commenced.
The only forces mentioned ~ the writer q
being engaged are the 32i and l6tA Virginia
regiments. Ools. Patton and 0ecOausland-
the 4ssh on ths right, and The 2sd on the lels.
The nxht las,sd one hour and thirty minats.
when the enemy wers driven from ,hsi- po.
sition, through the town OF FsaTtsourU And
down New river below the NaSrows. Our
forcss behaved with great gallantry, and
kept mp the pursuit. - far q the Narrows.
where they were snsampsd on the lsth. The
loss ON our aide was one killed and seven or
eight wounded. The enemy's loss has not
been definitely asCertained, but eleven deaf
bodies ve,s found On the Held. and two pris.
onsrs were captured. We also captured =
considerable quantity Of stores. consisting OF
nour, bacon, &C. Our correspondent states
that great sat iataction was manifested BY the
| citizsIs OF Pearisburg and neighbozhood At
being relieved OF he pressncs Of tho enemy
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STILL LATER
MORGAN RECENT FIGHT.

MOBILE. May leth.-A special dtspateh to
The Idrrttsv, dated Co1in,h 18th inst, says
Capt. Avery, Of the Geo gia Lrs goons, sue.
cessfally penetrated the ensmy's lines two
nights since. and discovered tho whole EIDE.
raj army moving from tho river n. on our 20.
sluon, fortifytrE ~ they ncval ced; also,
bringing up Gisee guns OF Immense sixs.-
There was considerable movem ont Of the On
emy on our right last night.
One OF Morgan's men arrived last night,
and reports that Morgan lost twenty killed
aud wounded, and forty prisoners, In the hight
at Lebanon. Morgan's force killed sixty Fed.
erals and captured l4o, but was compelled to
retire, heavy Federal force heing near.
coming to attack. Morgan's missing mon are
coming in.
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FROM FORT PILLOW.
Successful Naval Engagement.
The eharpshooters at Work.

Augusta, Nay 1.-the Memphis lsalsseAe.
of the ls;h, has dispatch from Fort Pillow,
which says: 1--WE fought the enemy with four
of our lightest gunboata one hour and half.
They had eight gunboats ald swslve mortar
boats. We sunk one gunboat q, two mortar
boats. Our loss was two killed ard eight
wounded. Our sharpshooters literally moved
the enemy down. Oomma1 der Montgomery
commanded our deek"
The Auslanehs says that three c:s.s of yellow
fever are reported In New Orleans.
The Fort Smith Buliests unders lands that
800 Jayhawkers were defeated by the Don.
federates ct or near Keittsville, recently.
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EuRxIls 1Hs CorroH.-Wa are glai 10 learn
(says the vicksbury HAts) that the cotton all
along the river il being burned. SONS nine
thousand bales have been destroyed bst-een
vlcksburg and Grand Gulf. Judge Perkins
alone consigned thirl een hundred bales to the
flames. It il also being destroyed At every
plantation above on the river. Let 1t all b.
burr ed, no matter to whom it may belong.
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A COPY, da,e1 April l2th, Of the t'airmon.
National, has reached this CITY. 1t 10 printed
with tie types and upon she press OF the Fair
mon. Irss Vp1latas, whose proprietor vas
Is ely connected with the Dtspsseh as "locGl.''
From it, columns we learn ILas, contrary to
the Information received BY Gov. Letcher,
the ne Y Conssitu ton submitted by the bogu.
Wheeling Con, sntion val ratified BY the peo-
rls Of the new State with almost entire una
uimity, and that "prsponde.atins" vote
was cast in favor Of the emancipation clause.
Which appears to have beea cub ntttsd se. q.
rately. In Marion, ,9i votes (about one.thiro
CT the nunb,r in the county were cast for
MITIGATION. and only thIes against. Two
gusrilias, of highter's party, had tesn cap.
tursd By the FEEDER alists-Ja nes e. Conway,
lately MAJOR in the OJn fe 1erats service, aad
Michael RtbIe:t- Some nfseen letters, sent BY
refugees 10 their friends at home, were taken
and plasd in the hands CT the "proper an
tho.iuss" One was found addl OF sed by Hon
Kidvell, Of the BOARD Of Public Works to
Fighter, aud the National says that tho Doc
tors old friends are amazed at learning
hat a man Of his standing aad reputa
ton for piety could DO guilty Ct incit!rs
hlku % ~ PANANoAb SOUs oAA AA40AOS DAe CAA
nslghbors, but that 1t has the satisfaction OF
moving that he will have to account to "1od
aud man" for his conduct. "Thsy will never
forgive him." quoth the Natonal. We are
told in the same paper that Buell. followed
Bsaursgard to Corinth and captured his
whole army I and that the rebellion 10 almost
st an end. Also that Gov. Peirpoint won's
give the ''Sscssa women" (ste) papers to ena.
BILE them to Join their husbands in Dixie, be.
cause they arc gen orally In very comfortable
circumstances, and much better on than they
would be running from town to town OF
Dixls, before the conq0srirg hosts Of Lincoln.
II comforts them with tho assurance that
peace will soon spread her angel wings oyer
TIE whole country, and then they can join
their husbands without undergoing "the
notification OF applying for passports."-
The bogus courts are In full operation, and
bills In chancery have been filed again-t va.
rous refugees. IAN 1avits have bsen made"
as appears from the advsrtising columns, that
Gen. T. 9. Raymond, J. II. Raymond, A +.
Raymond. Henry Pride, George q. Kerr, and
Ohas. @. Taylor, refugees now in Eastern
Virginia. are all ''non.resioents Of the
State" which false avsrmsnt Is somewhat
sApialne0 ~ 4noInet ofoef OF coufts IN which
It is stated that civilian r. Drinkard 10 70.
ported and believed to DO In sympathy with,
sad aiding and abettipg the rebsliion," and
is AerJore "non .resident," within the mean.
irg OF q certain act OF the Wheeling Legisla.
ture and all these gentlemen are very 20.
ismniy called upon 10 appear At Fairmont,
and "protect their interesu" The hasienal
siull Of interest for refugees from the vicin.
isy Of Fairmont, and we have given these srs.
eimsns Of its contents for their bsnefs rather
than tbs public generally.
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HHALQ'x rs UnP' r E nEN H. -.
Richmond, May IS h, iss,
~ ENERAL Orders, No

Rienmond, Nays 4. ;ss,
EHERA!. Orders No.
Al. General Court Nartiel assembled q.
Rich mond, Va, puran:nt ~ Paragraph IL,
Special Orders No. 81 H.aoquarters Depart.
msnt Henrico. April I'd. 1864, were arFaigned
and tried
ID d. Captain VIM. F. Mclean, of cowp.ny
(A) 50 h Regiment Virginia Volunteers, for.
melly known O. tho fen McCulIoch Rangers
the following charges and specific atoms: (rhe
specifications being 90 varic u and dstaiied
are omitted in this order
CHARGE Past.
Excitir mutiny In company in the service
Of the Coafederate STATES, In Violation Of the
7th Article OF War.
CHARGE sIo,sp.
fraudulent oouvarEon to his own use of
property belonging 70 others, which came
into hts possession oy virtue Of his onace as
Captain.
ozAnaR THIRD.
Allowing members OF his company TO
leave the service withc ueS proper discharge.
To which CHARGE and spectncad 10 Al the &c.
Cuped pleaded Not Guilty, and the Court hav.
Ing maturely COM tuerea the svtder CO ad duced,
find the said Captain William r. Mclean. a.
"On the MISREPRESENTATION Of The first charge,
Gully, except the words, 'oddrsssed 70 Atm 90
Capiasn Of said Compdxy;' On the second spsci
nca.,on OF nrstchsrs', Gully; "a the frst
90 the fourth specification Of frst charge,
Gst1ty; % the 1arst charge. Guilty On the
nrst specification Of second charge, Guilty
On the second specificati Of second charge.
charge, Guilty; On the fourth specific alton Of
second change, Not Gully; On the second
charge. Gully; On tho specification Of third
charge: Not 0stay' On the third charge, Not
and the Court therefore sentspc,s the said
Captain VIM F. Mclean ''so BE- cashsesed, an
do order that bic OF spce name, place Of bode,
and punishnent, b. published in shs news
P Fs:s Of a''An''d' Va ana Ne" Orleans
IL che proceedings, flndipgs, and sentence
Of the Court In the foresoing cas- are hereby
approved and the said Captain VIM. r. Mo.
da's TO b an ON ,ct OF the Confederate States
Army.
Brig. Gen. JOHN II wINp8R,
Oommandmg,6c.
l.. r. PAGE, A A. General.
4 TTENTfON, MARfLANDEnSI-- The
"A underaigned = alsns authorized to recruit
ne attention OF all Marylandsrs IL called
to this organisation. aud 70 the necessity Of
p6rtactine It - speedily - possible.
UodeI the late Oonscrtpt1On Act, GAvylAno.
en- Who are ealisted for twelve months, aya
sntttlsd to thsir discharge q he sxpara Ion Of
that time; and 70 sub discharged men Z
bounty Of 80 via - paid apou tAsiT ~ ~.
ligtment, and the option given tAem of entas'
ING oither arm Of eerviee-arsaleey. csvsiry.
OF inlantsy, and Of 81 ottDg their oWn cmosls.
TrAns1orrod msn from Other rsgtDents, IN.
der General ocdsrs No .. asd special Orders
No los. lrom tie War Department, ere entt'
tied % de same rigAts or ssTvle aod esoe0on,
ana b. TIE cot Of OoBgrsss autnoSifine sec1.
I.iUa GEORGE j. KYLE
1sjar asa 1se.sittsS Omsss nssysaad Lac.
NJ 1o-aAodN0S
7zzsa zz1ss: :: 1s'As1a's'
IN nnuhnn q - Ssuosu nev a1eenA 2om
- V1N eUa1 - - ln0sGoe11v. ~ 60
49, ~ 49, Ulol1Qo ~ oegVoA - WI
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ADVANCE OF THE ENEMY UP
TIE MISSISSIPPI.
THE SURRENDER OF VICKSBURG
DEMANDED
The Mayors Reply, 60.

Adserstser says that i've Of the snemy's nest
arrived In sight Of Vicksbu1g yesterday noon.
A boat with nag Of truce was stopped BY
our batteries . mile and hal! below, when
the ferry boat went down. and returned with
Q summons to surrender the city.
The Mayor replied that he was unprotected.
but would asver suyrender.
Colonel Anthony (ths Military 9overnor)
and General Smith, commanding the forts,
answered, Mississippians Lever surren.
der -
Two additional gunboats arrived later in
the afternoon. when the feet NOV, over this
side Of the river. behind q point.
All Quiot this morning.
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~ MASONIC NOTlUE-The msmbers
~ Of Richmond Randolph Lodge, No. 10.
are summoned to attend stated meeting OF
the Lodge at Ma soma Hall, in the city Of Rich.
m0nos H0!S Av 6N1Nts az O'CLOCK.
Transient brethren in good landing are also
invited 70 attend.
by order Of the Worshipfnl Master:
my Colt JOHN Letter. 0ec'v.
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Gooehland Light Dragons

A report has been IN circulation, 70 the
effect that the nag OF this company was cap.
tureo in t-s nxnr near Williamsburg. We
present below al ofacial and reliable contra
dicuop OF this report:
HxApa.'s 4ru Va. CAvALAY, May l7h.
A repors wig been circulated Inas the
az OF the 'Goochland AAsnt Ds.goons,"
Atm Virginia Cavalry, was captured BY tae
enemy, near WILLIAMSBURG, on SUNDAY, the
Asn insr.. take the earliest opportunity 70
correct The statement. The nag 10 suit IL
possession Of the company.
y. II. RoBsRrsox,
Colonel n Virginia UAvAlTy.