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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10
ms lncALiTY LaIE BiT4I ).
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The Northsrn newspapers have lnsnlicSte'i i
notable degres Of facility for giving names 10
tts vslious Lsttle helcs, anh the SonIherh
1.Ssoapeis similar facility for adopting thehi
The recent tro days engagement hIIoTc Rich
uo,.i has breh dvnomins,ri The Battle ~ lhe
Seven Pines' Whether tho'e Is "a sl'.'l 80
named or mol, in that direction, W. have la
u,sans &! ssctrtainiGs, but Tue exact lorslty 81
tho latlle is known III have Letn hTS h'il's
frGm R,chmoI.d The distan"G Varying slightly,
oi course, with the moVetneEis III tie t%c AZ
t,ss and was chiefly conducted On the laTus
Of Mr.. ]. P. Mountcaslle aid Mr.. TIrhdr, Oh
the Williamsburg road The maih battery of
tL. Confederate Hru,y 2as placid upon the lof-
m,r and that of the euaIny OH tho lsttet--
Whist uams should be applied 10 the Geld Is
matter whiaL should not be lsIt 10 the fsnsY OF
the enemy. Every spot which may hereafter
bs uonted ont Oh Southern soil, To rnark =
place sacred To Suulhsrn glory, deserves its
i,s,ns from Southern lips alone.
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Fkru .I4iIEr,r GpR.R.IhU.

\ letter r.". VEL ~ i;,:: .!iy, III, Saturday, !
lroIn N,ant"n. ir ",..: ii .n''s sssi'e'taf!"
rioi'.ha"t-,, !I.Ir:. ;!,-t ii r"'n"rs'i II"
SIau:.i'" iia. GpI. A-hiy, ion days aE'
ae"t til. a scouting ;,sr;Y r'rsisins "i twenty
Iheri!'rr= ri h's -.:AY, ,iry aml IN" pieces al
artillery, ~h". upon ,esrh;!iE s"I"r Ilaco hear
Mount lari."". - etu surrounded by ab'n.
iorr hmH:reI ri It's ,n,'nT. AID taken prison"
r,s. Col. A-hhg ,.,on ni.iai.l information in
rg,rd tr ihsrt rsptu-, sad 'rspatcie'la Il body
III 'Gei i'r t;,v';' gssl6snr=, "ia smcccsded III
n7tflak'hE a'''' anIfoundm, itIr enu,ny. Upon
hiding hey Earn s,'r"nr..ic,i The eDulny, il IS
stated, kiliei thjiia.n al .i:.s men y III tt.sy
f;ad Captured, wiic!i s. ,,..Iaral.i the last
party s:nt out hy AshLy, tnat they Killed
nearly tho Gntirs f,ioSDl io..o, si"@iDg
quarter ii Gong This. is t,lI - Ioo ii lha
mlBy 1nrhors ia circulation in Staanua, aud
ws giye II tor WHIST il il w1rtit, w,!h;ht
V0nc hug iuf- iis authenticity.
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fEsTa or JpHHSOH j. H0OfER.

With sincere sorrow We have to an'aunco
that Johnson J Hooper died at ihe Richmond
Hcuss III this city, an Saturday evening last,
alter sn illness OF few days. Mr.. Hooper
IVES widely known as IN sutGor, journalist and
public Official and net only to our particular
profession, but to Ihs Literature ct tie South,
his loss is very serious. Al the timo oI his
death hs was arranging /" complete some
wo1ks which wodld have bean Of immense
yslls to tie independent literature oi our
country.
For s7mc months before bis death MIR. Hodr-
er was much concerned as 10 religious mat
tsra By education and association tie was
Protestant Episcepulian, but aiter much dis
cusson and thought he decided St lost 10 join
the Catholic Church, in which lie died-~the
rites Of that church being administered to him
by the Rev. Mr. Andrews, OF tho Cathedral.
Mr.. Hooper was in his 47,h year when he gave
up 10 God Az noblo soul as beat in human
breast; psace be ever with him-his memory
Sitt H.
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xtiflElI.ilsf Z.

Isu IIihe L.i;ls Font Royal "i the S'th 1t hsY.
PHILIP BARBOUR, Of Judge H. d. fisId OF c"r'psI,
ALd GAuisoh IL ths lar Judge fhiiF r. ia'o"s'' - w
auyc CO uhty, Va astd lg yes:'.
hmony r Victims OF The Gnhsilowei Wal Hhyed nIob Us
w .uf uthless ILe NcIth, VIC hn~r to 'ord Tue
uamr u him desi Is above shGouth.ed ~ he re-
sat Ls.t OF Front Royal he In th- front rhnFs oi
those who char. routed the Federal army VI ne
cavalry company IU which lie teloDEti heio were "niy
thirty In tue shRse hnd ,e With oafng un.ofP"'"
cd they rushed Ia upon the SERTED ranks of hsr ees
puttlny than 10 Eight odd actually ishhg E."u' GU
rrsoneii Young Field, ~Itb aingle cohLade, wa.
yuSrd1g sqsad oT ihrue When oouipauy oi iede.a
cavalry ore doSb IPoi Lheu, snnDg thE tederas Sth
tntir coTHriise In behg captured W so sush nlnoef
seeiug the wh-nug odds naa' htu tas th1f were
the redt OF their coun they threw ooHh
their rns and surrendered. But t'- eefh&i oHahce
OF their foes this derr tleSs r0hh, they Eefe nred
on and thus Il rderr, Ia cold blood
Etill though lei: thus, 10 the bis ~ o. lis y"ulu tua
Young soldier ready 10 be oderr Truyes1s or more
before tis death he became the SUI L OF the
grace Of God uniting With the .dscopsl Church Of
Cbsrloe,ville. During ii nl3 sreer ne u
tSe char se,er OF ish al GUdr only OF hs country
hut of the Cros, OF Jesus Christ When the troubles o
our country begsn though yesss OF age, yer
inpcled by sentiments Of loits rat ne 40 @
land the army TO deieoI Els country GU
rights be sealed hl ocToon to hi cause Win Els 6ooi
and n spirit aresc, "e docst E: i: DIS oeaH lea 81
fame TO mansions Of eternal resi-
Urs oil the last iIciuents with h!i the re
~ of which i nss. Ia the mind OF the writer of tti'
VIA seeia1 him rncrng u his ite IN bis chamber ere
E retired 10 resI 10 onut hla 5G apd all 10 The .u'r
nsHt keepile III IL Is.thfnl hS'
Noble generous, nrave ovGs I'D beloved BY BILL. Tic
soil OF loved ,6ini& eushEr5 no Tnorr precious I''
lhau tkst which wraps the o ih. youthful oh'iisu
hero. ts blow To the stricken Parents and IreIo'
Ia! the meory 1f IS noble ard sood Will pc chesL
cd By those survive while fe shall last anu toe exam
Lie OF such pGre de- s shat Is ioTtlJ Ahu RoCd
will be sarcL Ih= ih:si Legacy which, oJhs u:
could bequssh. ,,, "a,
s7tuss I'D IL :, al. 'eaJy to depart nhen te''
.uuD.ous came. !" g
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MORE Ag1lLLERr PRACTICE.

At an carly hour, yesterday morning,
Bs,tery Of Hampt toms Legion shel'ed tie
woods, near Dr.. Garnatis farm, some six
miles from the city, wbors II is supposed that
the enemy .erc throwing Up entertainments, but
failed to get up response. Liter in tho fore
noon, tie enemy opened fire from their batteries
across the Ohickabominy upon our ADVANCE
posts, but did no damage In the first men
toned demonstration the eueny's pickets
were driven in, and several were wourd Cd
One, left on the field for dead, was brought to
the city, Yesterday afternoon, aud placed
under trestmentin Castle Goodwin.
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Fe,mt,- pe,.fsbusl Etpfs,,. JaGs ~
TGrttcy ar .IorfoII:.

- n.:r later intelligence it"m Il isisl-
III ~. .., i,a,..oicfr made Enc|G 70 ~" We.
,,,ni. ,.;.im 'i.,s I.ori ha1 Geo;. '',,.no.; "a
.tu uean;a sT5 nov :ciTi"E sl!pp,iE' 'i"ii!
T. .ji,m.,ye .a, nfFet cities 0l ihu NAr'n. -
" ..ni'= dot ,1G; ;natinn TO sta,ro thu ;''Hfi@ 6.
tbs! ~, ;,ait&s they iHk The "a'n o. "'''IG,-
,;.. 4, ~ gnyc,mmcn' of Abe LAr IN, ':
-.r,,. .!.i no. 5ut tho W;sshIng;"" 1y"S-.S,
M, .t.cl:s"t BsEncls's .u.:.r:,toii 10
~. al Hl: should cuIgy rs ;j.H' - 'i.S
:,.-...:s :=no7er.l established, = Eo"l '',1
i'u,: IL, ,:.oI.!e saauli be luro' iH;o .;t @>'
II,,;..,, Nv g smrnt .nfasures S7,1 n"t ~
.,:, All ti.si aio,.!, ,hsy hsTe "t"'i!sa
!, All ,rl.,. .ai ~mnvcG t'9Jfo.E ron W
,,..,.f..,'.c,r.: .s c!uul cid Trrjra. i"e o.
H.. ,,,., rr.,..f ;7i'siin TIE mi,ar irS'',!
,i,,,, 81 ;.,. oi4a j. DIX, vino il innifrc'so -
-, ,.ro,:s.Uns I'm. freely froio al ths 4ht""
cL,r. 'i':.:a, y. :...f, "os h'te"'P'e" Si@I-
,:r,,, nu. ;hs H:in:h cjrfu ~ .'0f."'"
,..ci .l..wn t,l .le wharf ard prrieStfe "1i''s'
,r.. -,y.,no # rle hG,cari OF ta' hTst '@,F
,b.ri, srr':..!. iiar Msje=:fs C2l'Su' es.. "'
his rr.s.rs !rr .n- pTSt.a.i. iESt t''r -
N,,,oL hai i,eaD deciarei N I" H!a.H ~ Nv
aIr nv h,r Lincoln, nn0 40 Prc''T,'Ht t''o'.
49,, .',,r.,r declaring il cp~i;h i.l c'',',
80 .,,,i, H. i -:a:ri 'ha' i'" yer '-'''
W., 80 ,.r,cly i.,,>n ~'li. l'f"'i"'pi-, -
NSe 's.T.'I.J ys 81 s.vc':'- Pint, i" ft,ech
over oven tp. Co,n,n,ndar seas L'rc"ln "a
'f'"ste ling ,7.t Ii the 2ader;.i g"v'rra
oicSsa lii no; ..r.crCa the biock:de, @f.nn1
ln'n, sI nrly hin. 1'n' meaning .: sn,s "'.f
thar + S,rfg.k 7fss 10 be opened 20 i"r"G2
.-~i :, ,--irst slso ha opcnai to ai Deutra's
the world over. Z 7ra 'hs revocation G:
VI orii's authority over ,'o:io'a, -" 'P'
r.o;,,usnt Of DiY - hIs succ.=>o'. n ftr-
rsmstian, ws presunc, haa already been -
sued sued declaring the ao-'s Of i'or'o's ene Por:s-
sn,,,h onan e,on- -sics :r"s: of Eesnia-T.
tbst his real Yankee trict o:Lincolr has hcen
tn,lsd by thu ws:chfulnes' Of the British asa
French governments
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10

"wolketi, all thinga after tho Counsel OF his
own will"-that $40, sparrow falcti, TO tho
ground without our Heavenly Fatbetz-that
"our times are in his hand" then we really
think there is sound hsology, good scnse, und
great comfort IN man who has 10 ir,:s That
he can bo Ii illgd until his Time comcs.s5 We
ply tho inaf who is daily tormentcd Hi3ll lhs
lear Of being killed bsJore it. II this iEsialal.
ism, then il General Jackson one; but he is
iii good company, with Paul ,hs Apostle,
with Ohti,t onr Saviour, and with the whole
u
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i :Hshl INFANTRY SEiRII II.

tt'1ay '9hn:nlng while the rna, oi artil-
lerY on t!,a icH II Nnr lines indicated u Skir
n'sh 6I Ah 'htei eslng na'lIe III that direction;
delKrlfnlohl ni five hundred nuH lrQn, Gen.
Hoods roaas Hrig,,lo MAS srirl ont upGn The
per'o'is cnterlrIsr oI digging rIi. pits On The
sio III Tic iurh !,er Railroad, lirar Ihc seven
NIL" i,st. The FetinrsIs discovering the orora:.
lirir dispatched taur iog,luents to Lrcah il up,
an eSpe: Irueul Tkirl. did l"d prove eiihu, easy
or sili1tssiul. AZ they splrbatho'I. "ur meu
jumped into lie ptt ltey hai partially uIade,
and pourcH seysra! sr!lcYs ,nib them. Iii he
mehntllhs, Tgufnrren,enIa cano Ia u'lr sup
port, ana si'eF q tr .cf enEsEemtnl, Ihc ole
VAS driven IRON the fald lesVing torly tive
cd and tUo PRISONERS. The latter srrlrei
hero AIT evening Oar lcsh waa four killed
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The Movement Against ack son.

Ne have seen letters from Fauquier county,
Ii sai date May 20:h, which throw light upon
q movements Of tic enemy. Wsmske soma
;I.rc&:
0as letter says:
There are legions Of Yankee. along the
s.n,ss.s Gap railroad st this time, going over
'N,sck cur army under jackson. There
'sa stampede Of the Yankees last week from
;'Osd R,n Station. Thoy burnt eight or ten
a'ussnd dollars worth of army stores on Tues
NJ isst, and-lefs for parts unknown; and we
Ss'e hoping we should be clear of them for
'*h'!e ct lest; but they have returned IN
'fFslinZ numbers. They are still going up
g road-tiao will tell the rest"
AnotteT letter says:
Just before Jackson gave the Yankees such
GOOD thrasning everything was looking very
eSny to US, up here; but tell you the good
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10

Ths UiSCAiUESlh Yis LAIk GITIiE:.
The returns OF The casualties il the ba tiles
Of May 5lst snd June l3t, which we lav1
been enabled to place before our readers, sum
up, in wounded, about seventeen hundred, aHd
in killed about one hundred and fifty. TheIe
arc se7orsl private hospitals, which contain
from i've to fifty patients, not reported. These
msy properly bo set down as containing, IN
tie aggregate, three hundred. The number Of
killed and missing, not reported, rre1unled I"
ba ore hundred nnd fifty, would make our eh.
tiro less, in killed, wounded shi missing,
abaut t9eHty-tarce hundred Our fctnrDs
show Ina; the North Carolina, Virginia ana
Alabama troops suffered llio mcst extensively
"a fac: which wc do nCl mention Ly way OF
discrniap.isn, Tor the troops oi every State
behaved as bravely IS m:n could, and deserve,
IL ,ittdly, the cnconiums Of the nation. The
battle was orc WHICH is unparalleled in the
brlcf histury OF the war, for determined ardor
snd death defying courage on tho part of GU.
troops. The victory was well won and oil
vino shared IFS perils are worthy Of its honors.
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Tat k.;EhT fSTREICHi;u.

barring Tho psst week, the enemy ha's been
cntron:hIns slgoro".ly; from their pdSlti"h
lse LiNss t.er:. 'i.is 1itI. /" tho Panuhkay
rirs, ,funninv l',,, l;"cs i. narthwa'd iir' =.
lian. The otl..I ii cnuTse ..i Ia make lhair
pos,tian as strong a5 possible By the time II
InaJ tx necessary to make their forces Teaker
fer the benefit CT Washington or some o'hc:
point nj the Fsdoral compass.
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on TIE DEATE OF srnoND LEFT :. A. SW0Hs"a
COMpAai s:TE u. EtIif.

riE sua toi" n just Lai tUGn.d,
- that a IL dt,Iiui day,
When ,ei anks OF warriors stsoTs,
Unr" unshnken by clsnay,
S.G. 'o:Gard 10 deaths harvest field,
~ ;ei lhs foe with snurrlng rteei
nj L.t Iluskrt', roar md t-hb0n'e re-l--
To C0LJd"T UT 10 lie :
Many b I'D ani noble heart heat h'Eh,
IL L5sons 4 hlch never khtE lear,
onward Is tie batte-cry-
Forward boys, come with chsrr
brave Edmobds waves his cleaning ti.i:
HI; nobi. hosI 10 nov hrraved,
'alijst smo.y clouds and ireY fhate-
TO conquer or io- lie
in deadly coua dict nov engaged
The deld IS covered With msnsled drsd;
Nov We charge with furious rage!
NoE the tismsyed foe hss lied
Count those Who veru, but new are Cot,
All iora By the bloody Ihot-7
Can believe NY eyes?
Here 10 the frn embrace ofdrh,h
Young sEAS-os calmly, ,wesIiy ,lerrs-
The soul Its earthly home la, LEFT,
Forever HOWE from nj anslsd heaps.
Farewell! your't- gone, but not fGftTar;
10 Heaven Deaths hand cannot VI seTs.-
Iu thst bright home HsIl 1--we together,
Where li9= 10! raecdiEip dies.
CLIFpOH,
Co. D, s;:n RsSs., w. SEX.
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TIE ThShEES III WEE.

We sre reliably informed that, III sunday
night last, ;onni 100 YANKEES cavalry lDad, a
foray into. Wise county, burnt Two or th1ec
buildings ei i;'a:i"YiIis, csrl"rai .'ihe s or
cihzcLs ard llai tAGk IN the Gap.
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VET or THE MISSISSIPPI



80 sli..'s w;st u l'.2 t!iss;ss;p9' s"aEn t3
i,e IN = lr",p,rou5 cn"';i;5r The corf''ia
rates "u tis.l si5 81 tho EivsaEi, cagr 70 r
tak.u. .,oaA cas- # tn: 'sw Faie7:. = -
which ncsIn c,n cre:a ;5r opafs,ioas 'hcra
w. ,aas ii Io!i,wing ira:i 'Ea i-':s, Z Nch,
(Ar;.Gs,,j D.ulasr-: oi .".y -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10

We iea5n Inst Tic Rev ioih "lleIAit," Of
tke 5:h instant, il "rry oi which "Aa obtained
yesterday LY nT lt"c: ii our army, ADMITS q
,s. ii, li,c hattie "i ,t6 ":Ssven Pines CT son
S!!ca adj / I'M utnniie1 ira Confederate
loss n cslIinaiei. hg ho Herald, st 5 900
It als5 achnaS i=as ths lass ii 1i.c battery
ani te.es HIiEa!iiar lieneIsis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10

t. T.bb son of a "a :. :ni Rot.. Tahb OF Wai~iss,
lrolter of Captain Jane. TabG, Of this place meI
Ia. Of the Flcs; Regiment Virgil fountsers iril while
y.le uty conr..1s the re!i below Richnond aiay siS
age tw-uty.thre. years
He wGs good :ollier, AiIi bTothsT euu a atTo'en
.,r sna ,ot ,.Vrral wears & nsuher OF he fiemsson
Baptist s..ee! Churc, :;.:fclE Virginia. Ee died rs Le
Lad hrcJ-s Ctrtstian.
be ir,Tes widJS ed ta0lnsr, b'olG=r aud sister! rnd
In ali IiiaGI. |, EVuIn Ills lose
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09ERA TioNs IN 7aEjA.LET.

Our streets 'havo abouDded with rurnora Of
battles in the Valley, derived mainly iron,
Lynchb,Tg. T'usE have proved to ta without
solid foundltidn. Tne only facts that We ta5e
been able u ascertain are as follows
Jackson, Threatened hy heavy columns il
hont and d iins, il rcts eating With hi= PRISON.
ers mp tbs Valley. EHsli IL .uyeri,ls lha TO-
treat, ahd in that clpaaity has had ssvulAl
skirm'shes with tho enemy, nothing nors
Shields had g5t lu Laray, lar mp on Jackson's
flank, but WAS, prevented from improving his
position by being unable 10 crnss the Sacnan-
doah, the bridges oi which, Jackson had de
shoyed. The retreat Of our srmy has probably
been sutc sSfully aec Implished. a travcla.
from Lynchburg tells lis tina: the prison;rs 2;c
expected in Lynchburg this s7oning.
10 one of the tkrmishes sLave fpisried 10,
there Is loo much reason 10 f,Ar thai The gall
liant and inyincibis Turner Ashby WAS killed
Such nsws ia uh iefslotd 10 have been rsroive1
in tffihial Quarters hrre. From AshLYa ;m-
p.tuolls -cau,aae sn, disregard Of his own
.Bai0.y, We have no right 10 fsoE surprised ut
his tste; but it is nevertheless do2p .rii.ctinn
TO our whole Coniederacy; for thors IVES hoL
aconnty Or ueig ghhorLood witLin oir Iiuils
that hRd not learned his lame alid exullei i'll
his prdHess and holoisul II lilo Is 10 I.u
lneasnrs.i by deeds, llen Ashh9 did liot d..
young; for he had crowded Tito his hriei
career performances and lhtors aud lrlumphs
aud fans That gray La;red hero would be
proud TO claim as the story ol h long lie
Bat it is nevertheless very sad when ons So
young and 10 full OF promise, and so useful
10 his country, could not hsve lived to " in
lhose higher hGn0rs to which he was evident
Iy destined A nation mourns him-how
many shall we.have to initiate Ills example AMI
emulate h.s lamo :
In the skirmish nt The rlOao OF which ho
fell, 40 captured twonty~hve prisoners, among
them an English adssnturer,- ,--he ciaius to 10
II noblcman, whom Lincoln had nshc II
Colonel OF Cavalry. His natne is ;3;i Psr::
WDrceD
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sr'RT:4L r.w IL IIrrlr a5C.

BIZ. q ;ni EiaT", commanding tb;f' & pa;
man', i,>s ,.i.c,f; L;Iis Rock AMI Titinitr '.;-
i.r M.:i,sl I;", and appointed Judge i:g7. 6
Wn;nsnf rinrneI slasshsl. Thls atep, ~ '.a-
liavr, meet With 10 apif:25al .. cysry oL..
and II hare lHn lr.r%t lt al. il u ''a' -
mar la i,x -: not extended CvJj st.r rr'lrg
S:al0. IL" II ~ -! the I.yecJ;ivc fr9Gi i-asc
R,ci is- !Git ;!in safe without ar Enyer!,,
meat whatever. - limo = hen ~ v;.S - u
rcsda,i. asi -: :Horid ka &c SO Gar. Rj.n5
eh;ii, iIr "a.H as inf RS IL lies ~ BIS
mower: Judge WalENG gould ma'H -
nho :.ci aa i,!;taar 'icve7nor .-d Provost
Ma:i4 C tho rc-pact'ii.ty Sugge'r 10 tao
GsacTn :. ;n;Tar':irg tie pr1Irr5' Q:
cyt..hi1r III: ;.riS.i,rtitH over Ino w:0.G
Ct Is. .,l !a.sH. thI,isn :nva.!5i y
hn; cue:ni's, r".i appa:ra.iy deserted ~
r.: trends, 'S Ss tue t9 i"o C}n.@Ge-
ray :. &, eYc- Her paopie haze sHHn tsH no-
ce,si:y Of ii: c3nGahuatOn ofthe !. In!edcra':
| E,rc,s IL: Tennessee ard sn iEr from mnrrl3T
Ing ri ;h,.r withdrawal from .irkArGss, 'b@T
haze aprTcva,i "a, ACT. Tary knIw ms. {"
- ,re VICTORIOUS al Hiu,h: .irtansss y ~ .,
il c,i !oa. iis ,ug ,or, ha; :: icIh.'ei. r.tceu
nr !. .a;y t,.,.,a,i sruu,.s r,i;,i I:pt pgO,Gt-
nn; ~. l:,, 1T h,h ASA, - - inmc's ~
yUiya! ri ,i..I..n =: .ir ias -: / :":.es:ti. ~
Ms'ssipi.I
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theirs, IN returning 10 Whul.FtoI ~.
ha,i marched and coun;urm.rc',oi IL. uea.s,
over our ronsh In9uHiain-; Snt ia!,,... !!u7.
ger, all rtfe f,rgatirG when Ni"c:.'sfar --;1
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with III: 1aa snd energy q fresh iro"2' E';rt
ouF awn hprs SHOULD ha ii$p;r21 VT Frna= p;
avdoT, when ti,h'iag Inr thn;7 oan hlUoa. Sc
not surprising; hut rui 6"iSus 'f1ia G'6er
Staita Ner" equally ss enthusiastic. th"y eTg
hsna y! h:rihCr- 'l.a :,"n:hcrn / 1r''Eg!= =
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firm dr'"rmlnst'"n /" resist GE?re:s!"r.
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| giHn. h,c" hni niar slnr'e II rniryncn -r,i.N
their r9sitioE IL II inrhls.pr iag been clangrd,
from capi"IS Ii clpIiT.S. lbly trre S.oo.
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made their heads laia s!t!. fear mrs. mans
works ihGy cGrlt rnjny t;'o sgrt !ar tl;ara
vas ~ rrIsnanl dsngar encountered. .'o7'
tncT nro cur priGcnrrs. ] srn so"=y ~ ,fe,a.
and vonlsi kn glad Il ez nnd tc ths,ii !lo ir':s
hospitality, II Speeding the ;mii,r., ever
Though un~'-lc3na Rn"si
Tntre n-r various iuin6rs ~ :'',u i!i,iBr
his evening. which arc very tScItiag i'cr,, ha:
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iivc ~ ,ny books and furnllure. ',>t2 II 70
llc mnbe i~ii"-s who hhvo shcd uiasr blood
!nr vs,r nI.,! me, aud urge i;,"u irt ~ t f,,,
a..l,- ~ j,,<pate beforehand '1r u.a ',snf
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20: a. i,ti, yearly average IN any one week insir
tbs .u-ounl ssreed apou as the slandiog rule
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rive. a:.d anonch Gi tS2m vii ha hrre L! t;i.ia
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from lac ssnic paper
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DIEei.

Albert MERCHANT, Of thE Fwrll Huar',, Pt!ute VIZ
il ~ COUNTY 4atn Virgin krgtR-nt died Oh Thursday,
in Ercrdcn roJs ncsphal shockoe Hill, oil tie wounds
received in the bItte OF satlrday evening. II will he
gratifying 10 his friend. inow that he recslTei err
attention could have Deea e.=tisi" hG. eve" IL
III. b. som u mis- family.
DEED, Juue eth, At ocI55s 81 - &t :e'iien.e Ci
IIrs sylor. ttuonh btIrei, ori.t sIrPhkH laHhpos
PRATT, ORR aegiGs.i Of R'"s' s""L e"'"'aA 'se =
yesrI
they laid tia clT s;a;= IN hape sha hoi, u't'
Tie so;r,t TO II. Mssr /, F0ns-the body te the aIs'
That eight earth uoutz:d i'ienu iron LIZ F0''
riveC -. !.
Uu, wccoIae sc7:sa1:Ta r':ciaiUsi Ga anfs ro'0 Il"