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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-23
AND BEST WAGONS IN THE COUNTY,
EDaE-TooLs, BUTCHER Knives, &C.

Almost any kind made at my shop, and will warrant
as perfect be made 10 the West, excent polish
Ia mers, Is tie time IS order slsds, iaag
bcbs. Don't wait until need them. shah make
few fancy rntters and some novel aud pl&in Be on
Land VIII your orders ear
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-23

goods, WHICH we are giving awayi
10 yards beat dark American prints for S100
10 yards best light American prints Tor leo
10 yards good dress Delape for 100
is yards wool Berages, loi Summer dresses LOO
10 ards good fast eolored Lawns Tor 100
l6 yards ftncy Lawns for Loo
yards kentucky Jeans for leo
yards Drilling for 100
yards striped shifting for leo
Yards best 4 wide Shifting for 90
yards brown Denims for 100
good black silk handkerchief for l.O0
l6 linen Handkerchief for leo
In fact almost any thing for leo
We do not intend leaving PlateYille for lack of bus
mess, as these conyersant with trade must be
aware that store Is constantly filed with custom
els from morning ill night, and intend the sale
as pu1hc benefit, wish all customers to avail
themselves w4th the last chance OF obtaining bargains
ia raei ehandize Respectfully Yours,
NICK Il Y 81 BRO.
Fist.evile, Aug. / 1852. 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06
lrrouhe!siemE.his Argus.I

SERIOUS REsULTFRoM CUTTING TIE LEysE
A gentleman sslling in Bolivar county
Mss, near the Inks Of the river, apprehend-
Ing danger OF hi house being washed awny,
cut tho levee q thc east banl; Of the river,
soue two m;lcssbove his house, TO turn tito
water from bis ,lsce, two weeks ego, aid ihe
result has becn,Sserous loas To many OF his
neigho'rs. T!serevasss washed ont is SONS
eighty act deg, and big stream Of wafer is
nov pouring Iupon tho country, destroying
thoasarls o dollars worth OF property. The
gentlonln VIC cat tho IeV.e, wo understand,
had TO 'eyscls!s" very rapidly, az the entire
comrnGity Fas rcry much. increased against
him. +
Mr.. Il. EGadson, planter, who is one OF
The suarers hy the flood, informs us that his
preIuissare several faet under waIev, and his
crop, hfch wes up and promising finely, is
complely lost to him. Some Of the planters
app7end thst it will be impossible fer a
crop the raised this year upon the oGertlowcd
iafd.
b. Armstrong, OF Crttsnden county
Ark, ,veral miles below this city, is also a
suffer from the d o0d-mlch al his place
beingnder water.
Th1ater privileges @: 1862 will long be
remenefed by the planters adjacent 10 the
Mississippi river. the prcspacts are very fine
for a 1ch greater swell, and for the next few
Heekse anticipate very ''hig riToE."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06
Yankee Eepredations.

We are informed, by a gentleman from Aus
gusts county, that the Yankees have recently
been committing Til, most unheard OF outrages
in the adjoining Counties OF Bath and High
land. Some Of tho citizens have beon robbed
Of all their provisions, and families heretofore
living in luxury have been compelled to beg
the ncccssagies OF life from their neighbors
who have been so fortunate as to escape the
deprcaations Of the marauders. When our
army foil back from Shenandoah, a considers-
BILE amount OF provisions was left in the evac>
listed camps, on account IF the iusuficiency
Of Transportation. All the -four and bacon left
was taken by the needy citizens living in tho
vicinity, bus upon the sdYen; Of the Yankees,
it was al! seized by tho wrotches, who claimed
% have tho right to take everything belong
ing 10 the rebels"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06
GENERAL NEWS,
FEMALE SOLDIER.

Yesterday female dressed i soldier s
clothes, surrendered herself to the Asyor, and
was sent before tho provost mEshal. She
gave Arnold rs her name.
We had not the pleasure of anhtroduction
to this female patriot, but LOAD frC,u those
who were more fortunate, that 20 appears to
be woman Of intelligence and ;entle breed
ing. She gave the name of respectable houses
hcro, in the city, who knew hS'in her proper
sphere, when she resided in flausas, where
she says she owns plantatia. Hor story is
quite romantic ono.
She asserts that she YVES crested at Rich
mond, on suspicion Of beinglnlriUndly 10 tho
South, but was treated vcr5civiily whilo held
as prisoner. She clsims shave been in the
battles OF Manassas and Bmont, and to have
| baen with the army in Kstncky.
She says she left here iIrrsponae to The call
of General Bcauregard fcninoty days rolun.
teors, and that she WAS CHE battles Of the
9th and 1lh, in which sh'Wns wounded in tie
foot and hand Sac tne back to the city
with the wounded.
Her reason for ulalng known her sex al
this time was the fsar fStiotoction, and con
sequent trouble. Shores before the provost
marshal yesterday, nd; is to have am thcr
interview with that tuetionsry to day.
Hor reason for the ,nrse she has adopted
is, that she is collectigs;materisl for history
Of tho war, and that se;adoptcd male attiro as
the plan bost calculudfto enable her to carry
ou, her design.
She has no desirsosahan1op her projuct, ii
permitted TO proseats it in her own way
There arc others gagged with her, but their
names she deems roper to withhold, That
she is IN extraordinary woman there is no
question, aud our ariosi,y is excited to know
more Of her histrY and her adventures in
male attre--Neu0ieuns True Dsttd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
,,,,NoSp MARKETS, MAY 6, 1862

z,ruMcSD MARKETS. MAY ., lSGs
y.,v Costs; rilc,, : cents; Butter and Soda,
sea- MI aoi demand and continued light supply
r,t'< So, ,ayaucod We nov qGotc hos round 5IsSS
3, 80, :, IL easEH', ,.,
50 Fs--s! tVio - 're'S'L
~, lG"-e $ setts per teaIel
N.,l--slaSi.oa per eustsl.
K!,. - cents per h.; snpay nearly exhaust
:. ,,,,usatlue ,0aSo cents Ta'low, $3.50 cents
t'>,~-Jsrles River. Il. onaS.ro.
-. so c-a;s per 10.
~ y,s>.--Ncac Candle wick, 81, ccnts per III.
IS; lrSs. : ISSs1SS pSr S Tusy
IS. Er;r,n,Gy ii 9hs2.NO: Glover, $lSoal.SS; Shea
sis. S.lucks, slal rs per cwt.
lSines Hsrer Man'rniaton gnsno, You PEI
49,. .r.sli and rapidly reducing. Mexican guano,
. s,s,lrsr, SO; Bone Ash, flt. Little or nothing
~ ~ r,r!srrs.
::,,...,- quiet, at s: Sata cents per III.
SemiuSl; ~ 80. "a,
-,5s-Wl quote Srrsrrnc al s;s'2a; Extra, s'.''''
:. .sui. S>3aso". h., 10.
g. ,,,i:sh rrtueA ard American, but su"h sup
.,r ,o!i IL limited quantities at trn'' ps' a.
-. ,cGc 70 market
sole, S2aS GEM. per h.; Upper FL per H.
y.'''',ss a,sssi SSush Ssirtins tssoe cents, Cali
2A .;..;. pc dozen Stock 81 all k'ha, 'eiS Hs"'.
- sta,;-suppy small -, ,,.,,,,
T,-HaGuia:n Gnsachrd, $sa- ~ Ps' ''' a''"'"i''s
New Orleans. 81 Sosi.ln cents.
- ~ dominion lnsli senia
49, y,,A- Etsu, 50 cents; shorts, ~ ceuis Brown
W., .,tv>tuCs. - senf-
= .-..rs. :; I:a!at uss!ne. ~ aos..o w per gal
- We saa.a - cents erf oa.hel.
49, =. = =, osG hrshei.
~ sl:al:l-uer by retail Tr.otts
:.s,1Ses., rGs!,s>.. - crni'rsrln 10.
.as2t 1es;s pei H. coftee "'a25 cis,
s. s,:r, c: Xa:i Carolina sat 81 81 per sscl
III. nps.g4 OF Toeacco are srlal, and mos
- $50 offered +, this .iae Is reoprncd. There Il
e. .'I ..:ra,;on IN The market, aud prices are low
" .s9,- inferior l-.s Al 80 AN ecodssassi II
- S5,S,. good stAx.k; ane sSaaa sle.
| sale esatk rer ID.
I %;':...,-:sI ;.Io%!2; white sl.l5slaa, ana dull
-. - these prizes.
~ .sc, c:rl, AL arrivals hight, 9fa9a cents pc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06
From The Little Rock Democrat.
1pLI HC rs KITTEPS

Tho reliable gentleman who came down tho
river on the magnificent steamer Ben Ooursiu,
| reported that tho Federals were at Van Buren,.
Subsequent arrivals from tho Wcst prove that
tho reliable gentleman was mistaken. Rumor
places tho Federsls at different points in a
circle Of two or three hundred miles One
asserts that the main body is at Springfield;
another, says they are at keattsville, and still
another tells US they are at Bentonville. We
do not boliove they are or have boon, south Of
Boston Mountain, though scouting parties may
ride over the country and visit The smaller
towns. 1t is said and believed thai a party
was ut Huntsville We do not sec what they
can gain by going TO Van Buren, or Fort Smith.
There is nothing left for them to s.enl
We have heen aware for some time thai Il
gang of tories and jayhawkers numbering
somo two or three thousand we're mp ia Full
ton county and other counties, doing great
damage numbering and destroying. 1t may
rot be improper to say now that by this lime,
these gentry have been attended to. They
have been made 10 Test tho quality of Texas
| Rangers, and are either cut to pieces or in full
! flight through Missouri. We are sanguinc
that tho most impatient among us will BIO salts.
| fed in few days that our forces are not idle,
and are striking effective blows.
The reliable gentleman, and Madamrs RG-
| nor and Gossip are constantly in coniab, and
talk wisely OF army movements, plans and
str&tegems, all oil which may or may mol turn
out to BIZ true. In fact, what movements, if
any, aie On foot; are known only to the co m
mAndera, and ii known TO us We certainly
would not tell. Let lis pus;a5s our souls in
patience, s:d trus. that all will yet come out
right
The telegraph line wAs completed and in
working order to Fort Smith, but rs tho main
army has lief: that region Of country, it hus
beensor will he taken down to Clarksyille aud
! perhaps to Lewsburg, ard The wire taken 10
build line to Pucshontaa. Tho Yankees, in
their advance oil tho latter place, built 4 tele
graph line a. they advanced. 1t is III bu hoped
when Van Dorm and Price march on to st.
| Louis that thoy will capture soms Of these
limos and gvu ms communication with Mis-
souri,.
la tho Federal slr.lings III tho Northwest,
when tlit,y took prisoner .hay robbed him Of
! his money. They kept thu bank notes, State
| fluids and spscta but tore up tbs shinpIasters.
| Inc men who isguo shinpiasteIs will be glad
10 hear this, as e7ory one torn np is clear gain
| TO the one who issues them
When the Federals cetue to Fayetteville,
seven rsgroes, belonging to Mr.. Allen and
MIR. Conner ran away to tho enemy After
staying three Oh four weeks they ran away
ogain, but to heir masters this ilne and
begged to Do tak-n charge Of They bear
! the marks Of hard treatment and say they
| we're harder worked aud worse led than ever
before in their lives.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06
yust from Cincinnati.

We have met gentleman just from the
West, who informs us that Lieut. Rumble, Of
the 36.h Virginia Regiment who fought so
CALAMITY and efficiently at For. Douesou, re,
manned ct Nashville with wounded brother
after that city had been evacuated by our
troops " aen his brother had sufficiently
recovered not TO reed mis- attention. he es-
capped BY way OF Cincinnati - his regiment in
Virginia We are pleased to hear that his
wounded brother IS safe aud recovering
Lieut.. Rumble represents tho people OF Nash.
vile as ready to make any sacrifice for our
Gauss. We will add Tia, TO is the Same Of
ficer who led at lest one successful charge at
Fort Donelson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06
TIE tyGar ar CUMBERLAND GAP

Oar information from Cumborla nd Gap IN
that IA FederaE, i'll large forca, commenced
an attack about noon OIL Tuesday. Thay were
gaIantly received By onr forces and three
times repused. In thn last attack We learn
they charged up 10 The bTosstwcrks Of the
Publications. The enemy's loss wns $50
killed, about 400 wounded Our loas was
II killed, and about 50 wounded. The last
repulse wsa an eifcctual one, and sent the
Fsierals to use ono Of their own phrases,
'si,cdadi:ng' they had not, at cur last
account, renewed The attack.
General Stevenson VINO has command oi
tho rorces at the Gap, has proved himself tho
man for the place, and va learn possesses tho
entire confidence Of our troops. TIE iortifi-
cations have been approved by all Experienced
military men who have examined them and
rs tho cncmy's gnnboAs are not likely to
ascend tho Cumberland mountains, we may
hope that this victury-by no means an unim
pcr,ant One--is not tha last that will be
achieves. by the heroic band who have so long
and CALAMITY defended that past, barring the
iror oli East Tennessee aid Southwestern
Virginia against tho hosts OF Lincoln inva
dcrs-E noxe:Us Hegister, Iay ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06
The CuNTRAST.

ThRar in which NC arr now engaged, has
most lily demonstrated what no COCO man
betordoubted, that "rcoman is The better
part Creation" for whilst tho men who
manuitdre Cotton Yaras are demanding
sirty ets:for that which cost them, ready for
deliver {lonly ff;eon cents; msrchsnts,
charsii from twenty-five 10 two and three
hundreper cont. Oh their merchandise far.
uers, aing four prices for almost every article
which sySoffor in market and ether extor-
TONERS feccing the poor and needy and all
others ,o:sro compelled to purchase the ne
cessgrioflifc, to degree which is disgracelnl
to humity, VIC sas tho merciful and amisble
and WE'LL add patriotic soemsn, casting their
watchssheir jewolry and o!her valuable ar
ticlss, to' the public treasury. TINS dsvoting
them tue public service, regardless Of their
own atnment and personal comfort, and
lookingnly to The deliyerence Of their cnun.
try fronhe hands Of their enemies.
The otrast is as honorable to the latter rs
it is disEceful and darnning to the Lords Of
Creation DaRsille Register
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06
,yyr ,;np. yAfr a NaaNG LEATHER

.j.Z .i;ssEstsgg h.s q Patent Process for Tanning
I.,,e-- TIA I'll I.r heavy Sole LeRt6.r IN 5O days,
L.s;hr. IN IA, - days Calf or ohsr skirs In to
,. ~ r,,c:ss Is :fiS per cent cheaper than tbs old
--c,s - =ia,- heavier, better and more durable
-; 4 VIE. !:. S!;ncut Bark, and lere Is any guam
A; >, Sc - eden, l.. :he country.
.ir~ !r- ,',c ,:sn :; county, $50 for an ind-
"a, .;, - .o-Gs, TE=sSG,y "A.-aots, Confederate
s;.s g. an. iysy nat i :r-Tsat 1t hoCc in she South
= Con-, is:aSy, is:z. ~ az
,t;,-g 5. 0. EkTr0H.
L!ttls Rock, Ark.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06
TIE SITUATION ON THE TENNESSEE

We learn that portion Of Gen. hltchells
divisi' Of the Federal army, which has oceu-
pied North Alsbaals I,r the last three weeks,
embarked on two transports, thirteen miles
below Florence, last Tuesday night, and pro-
cecded down the Tennessee river towards
Pittsburg, for tho cTident purpose oil joining
Buell. and Grant. II is also said that part
Of his forces ut present occupy Iu-k.a.
It thus seems that the enemy is preparing
TO concentrate his fall strength near the scene
OF the late desperate battle on the TENNESSEE
and sttemptt to carry Boauregard's position at
Corinth Grant and Buell. with thelr combined
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06
~ rao,, THIS NBYcohceRN i:

e.! y s.;i:'y ;f,i <: GATED upon 70 vtn-ss the
:!.-; ?Vs.S ':r f.a::s Leather, invented ari psten-
- ~ - -.sE.n, Il. u. da,,1A tested and SIC we're
y ar,.e. IL: Pcoc=ss o; Tanning n thirty hoors,
e- 70. Z. ,::z7 '.; sli mako good upper Lesther for
iuIy OF :ne opinion that his process
90! accommodated IL bis advertisement, and Will
resi: ..S -hou complete revolution IN the Tknnln
- IT, 1sE= .no~a 70 US the Ingredient used In his Tan
.s ~. .4d ta.;e y any quantity In the Country and
-: -:5aa: tie s7ciHcfa Hthies.
WA. g WOODRUFF,
r. 7. DUP,
& S, YEkkES,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06
q -

Jsp S1ayne, Ct Memphis, decided o few
da7ince in ths Case of two men who claimed
execution from military duty 90 the ground
Of fdign birth, that foreigners Sho are tran
sisnsimply passing through the country, or
renting here temporarily, arc exempt ll1ln
,nili:y duty But that persons who remain
herRho make this country their home, who.
to ua technical term, arc domicicd." are
sutid to the same protection ard subject I"
tbs rs dutioR, as native born citizens and
it mes 10 difference whether they are or are
not itrralized. If this country iE their dorn!,
Gil, 81 may lawfully be required to do mill
arg ay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06
From thu knoxville Register
BARD PRESSED.

vi An from gentleman direct from
Kannclv, that the people there are chain
unIsr tfsWar tax OF The Lincoln government,
which hays includes every thing ever knoun
in he arals of taxation, and more, toe As
an instals; the housewives arc taxed SO much
on syeryne hundred pickles they may have.
Every pin the Union is taxed five cents
Keniuckis famous for her hoGs-ahd we 90
no, woulsher people grllnt al such tax.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06
BATTLE OF SHILOH

In the to battle each corps mad its separate
battle f. ,iTho Nav Orleans "Da!tas CORES
no,,doat n that that Of Hardee was oluo
ground ID white globe or clrcis, .o". I'LL, "
Bragg nj our ordinary battle lag "i n,i
yellow trimmings, thst OF Polk was tas'elu ~,
banner ofgn. blue with white stars On ie'
ground. hey were distinct and easily re-
cccnizablat distance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06

~ ':TcTier,-: N lie newspapers OF patect procsas
.-s:aS LtaceE i's called forth so much corrcspou-
I'D 80 as1; Inquiries concerning it, operations that
~. :soagE: c; 20 issue Circular answering the muoh
-; lite: Inform ;ioa.
E tie avea:or AID Pesn.re, and the Patent han been
tt:yYu authorities AZ Richmond. My process Is do.
sic chemical such be sbtainsd from the herbs
Gs =ol. IA ire country ald Srraac as base In
s III re icsrcdie:s a:e p.enli!ul throughout she
eocIt.Y. fst q. tTodg.s uaed n the old process
.S:' eTcT Hlrp1:s Ia Tie new, only It does not re-
a.: aa 30 sHy. The Leather looks ss we'll and Is as
- u 2eaaiy or ct;'er, thLa That tanned bT the old
81 ?:9>ci aAys lad tie p:oce5s thoroughly tested
>HA=.r!HY so-hy and honorable gentlemen In thid
=ao -i :oaci 70: its efficacy. 10 not sell rights 20
.4= - 'Ee Al 'eon=y. sent a; :,S risk by taking the
s-.':f'i i-cs!p: S,thout registering.
:!l-s' 60 :. III LOOK. Ars enclosing ten cents
" f5it,s=. b. .. HATTOX,
-Ssa .-ES Little Rock, ARK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06
Ss)'y7t'F;.

iI.V!IrNAO II, AVIN flN-.
Tftills give no;icv that Treasury draft .Suct Ia
g. my .ay6s .vr risJ t,Ht,j lhoGsaud dols5a en- T. u
,norr Tr.sfuTcS Cunedr. draft No 'r8 or war
Warrant ~ .Dy hal payable IL boac was aoGtt.ct
ed rom hiy saturday a.asch "9 so-, or hun
day, 1arca ;ain, i-:-.
d5h.t.
Tie draft -u rd cuGors.r ~ ne e3d therefore cEnnct
be trpusitri dr.~0 goa rs nDy pcIsoa o!eer an ny
s. and Precautions have u-cG taken against Lay
tory.,. 4. ~. JUitSs,
Sa,.r.,n eat Medical rurvrycT,
Aurti :--ou CO. arEy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06
DRAW A FINE SIGHT.
4 wsr from the battlefield at s

4 wsr from the battlefield at Shiloh,
says: !
It is. sbe hoped that our troops will not
forget lese stesl breast-plates, and thai
horoaGthey sill aim little lover. I. in a
fault mmon To ali volunteers to shoot too
high. They load and lire rapidly, snd conse-
ouoVstaie coarse sight, Which carries
thei1alls over tbs heads Of the enemy. The
marlupon the trees furnish abundsnt Avi-
denc,f, the truth Of this stalenanL.
Ttsame writcr says:
lt,fcurrently reported that Goheral Orii>
tend has resigned his position in the army.
He, d! General Carroll, Of this city, were
suspdcd from their commands just before
the Is; battle, at the instance OF Nsj Genersl
Hare, in consequence Of their intauperenca;
and is supposed that General CTit,enden
sea.ghs resignation in consequence of this
preceding General Carroll was sttsched u
Gcnl o. command.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06
3MoEE TORIES CAPTURED.

The ststs Of this city were again, Ia;
scene oilother notwithstanding spectacle or
Sunday Il, in tbs arrival Of ninety, hys o.
the dupGDf Brownlow, johnson, ahd We
have reaaito believe, others who have mol
taken refs iu tho dominions of the enemy
but haveInained amongst us only to netray
TITS wi.torrow aud deep humiliation We g
cord thesthings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06
IIeIa1AEs fl THE BATTLE OF SHILOH.

1tte list OF ''sons Of Virginia" and Ieproa
entEes OF Alexandria engaged iii Tho battle
of sIoh, 1o add the name OF Captain Henry
Hapton, Sho commanded a company Of
rsrssses volunteers in that battle, aud vas
wo,ied in the right arm by Mimic ball,
whiscourscd nearly the larg!h Of the arm 10
theiou!der. lie is native OF Fauquier, and
.esd for several years in Alexandria and
it asgratiiy his many friends to DO informed
tha hlough he was not 80 fortunate "a to
es I'll unscaeched, he Survives with little 1t
aryioubt Of speedy and entire recovery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06

SWORD PaEsgSTArEoN.-0n yesterday ever-
ing, the officers aud attaches OF the cc OF Provost
Marshal, presented handsome sword TO CAPT. a.
{. Goodwin, the Ile efficient and popular Provost
Marshal, who leaves the city for the mrortana post
III c":lIinrnder ut salisbury, \. =. The swcr! WIS
presented by Z. Carroll Hicks, OF Georgia, III ,ornc
happy and appropriate REMARKS, TO Eci Captain
Goodwin, III mos! fclicious manner replied. We
regret to part with Captain Goodwin. uurins lbs
stay with Us, Lu has made many friends, and has
discharged tbs arduous and perplexing duties Of
Marshal with promptness aud ability. We wish him
much happiness at his new post. Captain Godwia
is succeeded by Major i. Griswol.l, who /, All ac-
compllshed gentleman aud officer, who will doubt
less Civ: grrnt satisfaction in hls new pu-iiom--
Major Il. is not without Icea! distinction. BE was
emInemt NJ tbs bar OF Maryland, and l. wul known
u. g init
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06
E.<PS'i'.

Ts7uE upI-sssuJ! zacu:"IS OF Charles HuEc decea:l.
!,t ,uIrr ago, c Certificate for irse Eh,rc5
IN tr OF snSe sd tiesRndrA Railroad COMPANY
.5ued thu suii CnElrr Hag.e OF aiAdisou county, Va
giaIa. n Ills lie t!"4c.
Tee luss o. trnrsnsst"E through Ne E.. rfe.a
si-on TO Al.r.cdrS. May Affirmation about sai1 c":
LGco.e ur recovery II tbs ,h.cGga al
be TIL S.:dlS sctI:aT:r:5el,
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armies, arc there. Hallcck, with large force
from Missouri, Frcmonla army, from Eastern
Kentucky, and Popo's army, from New Madrid,
are gradually joining them.
Their fnrcs will probably soon reach as high
rs 80, con or 10000 men. THESE will !'e
met by an amply largo Confederate aFmy To
successfully resist aid defeat them Many
Seem to think that :. great battle will be fought
near Uora,h during the present week, bnt wc
Ioald not bn surprised ii tho enemy refuse
altogether 10 light as, upon learning the state OF
facts from tbs mouth Of the Mississippi river.
They have beon seeking to capture Memphis
by defeating Bcauregard's army, bat will now
possibly 81 an easy method oil taki0S it by
attack from the river. We need not expect
them IL risk i doubtful contest, so imp rlant
in It's results, when there is tho s'ghtes.
chance 10 move us t:ntn our position by their
sole system Of warfare ,hua lar adopted-''a
lIsnk moGen,eni.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06

Oar readers are Cautioned against counterfeit
tiTcs and tons, altered and raised from the
genuine 81 bills Of the Bank OF the State OF
South Carolina. The Gccept:oa c.n readily
be detected in II good light, and ~,th careful
observations
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06

MErnoP0L!rAH lltIL.--I.ce Mallorys famous
"Tar Illustrations" viii likely be Withdrawn soon
They should l., uy syefy lover VI genuine sct
Durn4 the latter p.ft i! Tie present Meek. Learn
that there Is 10 E= nxuii;tel at this HALL beautiful
Lu.,c picture Of Hsr@ptua Loads SIR. Mallory hay-
ing nearly completed the complicated WORT rcees-:-
rs to il succcss. Tomorrow, ~ eleven o'clock, q
matinee is given Tor the convenience Of ii! not able
70 SEQ tic nights entertainment