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Meat! Meat! Meat
200 ToN@g

I'VE subscriber wishes 10 purchase The
n above quantity Of SuMAC, for which he
will pay fair price, IN merchandise, at hls
store. g. A. BAKER
june Cot Quality lnll. Rockville.
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RHEUMATISM.


Rockville, Nd; and
Druggists and Storekeepers everywhere.
april 25-ly
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ing us praise
that it is fast
duced into eve
the land. The
isbecomingim
make it still
the preference
it, the PRopRI
itUpiu aulurh
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PILES! PILES! PILES!
A Cure Guaranteed
MINORS VEGETABLE PILES SALVE,
Far the Care Of Bleeding. Blind, and
Itching Piles!

y
Hcltiag PILES!
FENHE proprietor ofthe Vegetable Piles salre,
a confidently offers his remedy as a sure,
safe, speedy and thorough eradicator Of this
distressing malady, and asks but a trial to
prove what he asserts.
In every instance where it has been used, it
has given relief sometimes after single ap-
plication. Hundreds in this community have
tried it, and, Or far as the proprietor has been
able TO ascertain, not failure has resulted.
So confident is he Of its efficacy, that he
pledges himself TO return the money in every
instance where it fails.
BUY SINGLE BOX and give it trial,
and be assured you will never regret it.
re-" Sent by mail, to any address, on re-
ceipt Of % cents.
+. G. CHICKERING, Sole Agent,
No. 226, West Pratt Street.
june 6--3m Baltimore. Nd.
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Test; H.F. VEIRs, Clerk.
july 1l-3t
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SEaRENEEg's
Balsamic Cough Syrup.

For Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whoopiug
! C0ugh, asthma, Bronchitis, Spit
ting Blood, Pain and YEAS
ness Of the Breast, DiH-
culy Of Breathing, &c.
VNHIS Is NO NEW REMEDY. 1t Sare
4 has been used for a numbcr Of
years in Maryland and parts of Penn-
sylvania, and has wherever known, ac-
quired an unprecedented reputation for
curing the various diseases for which it
is recommended. yov
!. So apparent is its usefulness, and so
remarkable has been its cures that it
is fast supefceding every other remedy
for those diseases. The afflicted can re-
~ upon is doing as much for them,
and III many cases more, than any oth-
en- remedy now before the public.
IT is recommended and prescribed in
the practice Of large number Of the
most intelligent and able physicians Of chill
Maryland 1t is used and considered drc1
an Indispensable household romed, by
a large portion Of the first families Of
the State.
It is used by all classes OF society, and
the universal opinion is, thatit is good.
This Syrup is prre'y Vegetable Gam No
p0UHd. Ii is pleasant 20 take, and new
or does injury. But owing to is puri-
flying qualities, must do good under any
circumstances. Its effects are truly won
dorlul, soothing, calming and allaying Chiid
the most violent coughs--parilyng,
strengthening, ard inyigorating The
whole syDtem--ealmiug and soothing
the nerves--aiding and facilitating ex-
pcctoralion, and healing the DlSEAS- need
ED LUNGS--thus striking at the root
Of disease, and driving It from the sys-
tenn.
This disease is announced by difficult die Of
" Of breathing shrii whistling or
Wheeling, hacking cough. or threaten
ed suhocation, sc. II mostly occurs in
young children. No child need die Of Group
Group if this Syrup Is properly used aud
used in time Mothers having croupv
children should watch the irst show Of
the disease, and always keep this rene
dy at hand rus
s most excellent. Experience has Prov
en- that it is equalled syno other prepa-
ration.
The price Of the reisSdy Is such as TO Svrup
place L within the reach ofail, thepoor
as well as The rich and every person
should have it.
Every person should have 4 10 the is
house IL Is true and faithful friend
to an who value health and wish 70 Sc
cure themselves against that most terri
Bile disease, consumption. IL viii be Rsod
found DE most useful as well "a The
cheapest family medicine in The world.
Il has been used for tho last four years in
with success without parallel.
Price 81 cents per bottle, or three bot
ties for 81 For sale ~ hmc.
JOHN II. HIGGINS,
Rockville. Nd; aud
Druggists and Storekcepcrs everywhere.
april Ably
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JOHN II. HIGGINS,
nItIf Al

Druggists and Storekcepcrs everywhere.
PRICES cents per paper. or five papers
for 81. [april 25-ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-27

advance, war ;ieI.:.G through th1 bcaFl anc
axpiIeG ,;i.ntiS firsi Lett, 3n3E, aid "a
! Iyieuts. Boswell hrJ A!f;ic.soh W1rnstE were
certainly Killed. LieiItenaris ;iIan: and tlft'-
| bort were Ivuf.i :ri. ari $40 III tho hands OF
the enemy ~, also, GaJt. / a aot Lieutenant
! Hays, wero wounded in W.l!iansb1rG-- Lieu :
Hays severely through the shoulder, md Capt.
; f.as 'hrcush both nmb-, and Csp; West,
slightly, through lLc am. aud N ecro Oh "a
roie.
Captain Ii. o. Jor-s arti i.euiensul Aalnhey
Mo0ro wcrr both ssS1rsls Huu!:dad, bnt made
their rscap:, ard nnter the D,vst ps,hia di:b :
cnlue. cine IF VAL. Ito regiment N !!s
march
"sll yuaT attention., tivvrIhhr. t1 The sc
count of this light from tbs EsS York Herald,
fSs published IL lDc Richmond Wig OF lo-dsy,
Y1u wilt thers observe The lnsuished com.
plinlrnt paid 50 NY reg gnsnt i.y our eLunYh
Correspondent, and / think y9u viii discover
almost difscI udmisa,or. on his par. Tia: the
sttack 7culd Earo beer. s!ccrsstul had our as
s6cales come UP. | ask yGf attention tn The
Iusny culoc;denc,s III this aud the report had
heretofore iurh:gnfd 3unr Exfclehcy. call
yOar attention th tbs tu,tiur iaci disclosed that
our al,sck prevented tie enemy iroci sssailGg
Fort Msgru.irr I.on that side, Fhi:h was sn
p5rtaht event ior ls
~ the iIstls hand of pne hundred 2nd b.ty uen
lei; nf our regiment bre waiting. to be rain
f"tced frou North. Csroiira, aud i,1pu tLry
iisVe earned sOIne claim upon her :.;ieution
Heye tue bGnor IL Us, !
Very reapsolfn!!T,
II MIk4E
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Ens Yankees TN ePotsJIS.R1i.

Ts have seuu letter irhu The Iieighbor'
hood CT Fredericksburg, written by lady,
which give, saGio details OF the doinGs OF the
Ysckecs in that section, not heretofore pub
lisbei. Wc max: Inc following extracio:
You Will be surprised 20 hear that ! have
been forced ,c a. fom ny old home. The
Ya7kees Go the numhsr Of about 150) came
apon US at midnight, burst opca our doors,
GTad i Pistols, and reused uo uT. left homo
t,rci5oted in my nisn, clothes. fn"7 rushed
through every part of tie hcu:e and hs!pod
themselves :c every thing thsJ wanted. They
took Both cf Cur horses, all ul eur chickens,tu7
keys pigs, all :ho things in Our store room every
drop Of sinc and other 1quor. A negro man,
named Jesse, belonging to Richard bullafd,
p!ottd the Yankees to oGr house. This Negro
lived at Col. Morg*0's. and he srsntd very
much pleased With his present enrloyment-'
We have lost everything.
"The Yankees will rot lot any Tood he
brought TO fredericksburg aud tie people
there are sut ring 9ery mach for the want OF
it, The Yankees have rchuht the Ril7oad
bridge-they completed it IL two we:ks-and
tho cars are passing over 1t regularly
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niSkz!sa
VOLUME I4VlX.-NUAIB II

: Ia't, AID % heeo away tee dTht. &o, which
ho -ryri, j: ~. ioGirt; impG5s' hlc Ia do. THIS
raft cost nn. e :: rhan fly nge thousand ot
sixty ihcn.Isnr Ioltsls. and had It not far.
peen !oS 10 unpreeetante'! high water, Il la
suppvsrd hat e rcul.i i.a.a .EGwefei TIC
purpose icc "h,cl /: ":a intended.
After ;n:, raj: Wa carried Agmy' another 30
strac:;or, was placed across thu river rs 5000
as possin!". BY sachorns sm''! vessels, and
running cHa!a. !.Jm one - lEe other, atier
ths;t lnHs,s were removed. Tnr men worked
hlst.t snG Jay to accomplish this. The oh
struct,n thus made remained in position un
III within iwo or three dajA0f tha fight when
il lcu Was carried away in 4 storm by ti.r
vessels breaking = irai. aboV" j, shd coming
Gown sssiost ii, which they tiG with grr"t
yiolecca, tne current beng vrrv rapid and
tina EIna blowing very harh VESSEL! wero
tinIne'iiG.ey set to 10! = |" put This obs;ruc
ton il position ags:T, but the rGemy would
not allow them 10 d. i, ~! tired upon them
whaneseT ;.ey s.tc!Dr.eL it. TIC abstrur
tons bItreea M !uf-: 81 60. less than
500 0O0
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,F.oa ths M:6!5oasry (Als.j MAi, asJ e,s :!
INTERESTING SRoM NEW ORLEANS.


From: the Now Orleans aDelta' II the Ic:h
inst, We copy the following
TRooYs Six largo sGaafe rIg.t'l s-:;sr!a ar
rived yesterday from Sea, loaded With United
State troops.
FLAG DowN-Tne nag 9i tho consulate Of
tLb Netherlands IL not ri0lng to-day.
TEE SrHoNc HAND We learn inst tic resi-.
dcnco Of Gen. I@iggs and Col Adams, IN
IF ytania street. have both been :ai:en for uccu-
panoy by !he FsusFsl fJrcse.
ARRrs7Ep.-We learn that ". &. hlnford,
who is charged with reiug conspicuous az the
leader Of the party that, btf,re the arrival Of
tleu. Butter, tore down the Fe3aral flag which
y.s bo'sisd on the Mint by The forces under
Capt. Fanaku,, was yesterday urr, s;ed hy Tie
Unlted States authorities
ARRESTS We understand MAT the AZ E5rl-
ries Of iha United States Oh Sunday arrested
Mr.. E,nsfd, who was formerly CLERK OF Mr.
A. J. GuireL an officer Of the Mint, together
With the books OF Mr.. G., aad o'I yesterday
lhey arrested Mr.. Bernard AVesne, onh CT sir
Guirois securities on his bond to tho United
States.
TuE BANEl ASD GEN. Butler. The Pfesi-
dents of the Banks wefe requested to NEE!
General Buller yost=td,y, sud We issrn he In
yi,e! th.m TO return the specie which they
had sent out OF the city tn their wallis. as
suring thcr that he would not Geise nor in
terfers with i. We did not ascertain the
DETERMINATION Of the Presidents. but suppose
tho specie 10 Do beyond lhcIE reach.
Acting Brigadicr General Geo. t. Shopicy,
CoIou.l OF the 18th Regime 1t ot Nains lo'rn.
t.ers, has been sppointed by General Ea,!er
Military ComIusnder of New Orlesh7, We
are indebted 70 the "Plcayunc" ioE sho iaior-
nation that General ButiSr will maize liz
headquarters OF the sea coast
CsIonel ShepIey is . son o! JadSo shepio5
formerly Judge il lhe 5upreus Court d'
Maino, sad once Is Senator ircG that State
Tie Colonel has been prominent national
Democratic politician III times past, ana ~a:
the special friend, aj7iser and host OF Jefferson
Dsvis. vhe. lie m.ds visil 20 New Eceiau1
sorno few years ago.
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/ sp,ritsa sk,rmish Five VI lie. from .he

/ spisikpd skirmish Five VI les from the
cry
:. brisk sk:ru.ish occurred y*8iarday Ter
ooor, at i've o'cIi ci, un lhe Mcchsnicsv;lIt
Turnpike, Acc milus from the city, and lasted
until halt past SIX occci The scene oi ac~
ION vas upon tie fam ni D.. Lumpain end
vic:uity, tho F,Lc.ais Il wing fur pieces
Of hruiiery engnse1, amt The Conf, der
s:cs one, belonging io Captain R,sse,'s
Battery. The cucny threw nothing but
shells, whicL tell thick ard last amidst
the woods ard o,rr lhs islds, doing da1r-
sgc 10 nobody, and injuring nc other pro-
perty ttsn a chicken coop on tho premises Of
Dr Llmphia. Or mcr a:ood 67u;ly al ':,ei5
post, aid 6ced with sapidity aal dc!ioe-
ration. They we're sustained by two regi.
.uerts oi Infantry and oao Of c.v,'rY, in
reserve, neither Of which ws.c brought ihso
action. Towards the close Ct tne engagement q
regiment of Federal cavalry appeared,
daah:ng ,oTarGa cur battery, cat few
shells thrown iuto their midst reversed Il. sir
course, and they ani the;- artillery a+d pre-.
coit.ttly. Two Ct their Ihsn we're fcund dead
uSeu :ho field It is prsuvncd that many
moro were killed and carried arsy. Several
hours previously, the HYsaiaus had lDsde r
demonstration several u,iies further Up.
and nr,d st i"a5t tw.niy SHOTS 3: the house
of Mira. P.ice, without strikingt. The limb
Of al oak tree in the yard was shattered by
one ce ;her balls Cur gallant soldiers en-
gagged in the skirmish which succeeded, de-
serve the highest praise, fighting as they did,
s,.d H:Dnibg laa, dag, against odd7 OF lour to
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hlvsH .TRrcTi"hS-

tue .'.lssissippisa gives tho following
accoun, OF tho ef'orts N obatiuct tie hls5is'
sippi river:
Thr,e was formidable obstruction placed
between Fort Jackson and s.. PnllliP, con
sisting Of heavy logs tesweeu forty aHd sixty
feet in length, lashed together BY large ch l'ns
across the river under the logs, and iasteneo
on both sides Of the river by planting very
heavy anchors. There was also about ln'fsy y
anchors let into the bottom Of the river. 30
ooaerfully had this raft been built and fs5'sn-
ed ed On botn shores, and so thoroughly bad 1t
be been anchored, that it was believed BY those
~bo % constructed it that nothing save the Civ.
ing away Of the bottom Of the Mississippi 'ssl
c,uld break it. 1t was iupos5I bic ior 'ssss!s 81
70 pass the forces while the raft was across Inc
r;ysr II held three months, bu: was swept
away aaally BY tbs high wster, tbs s, rapid aIs
eurrsn, and the drift. a steamer aud man
were constantly employed to attend to the
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For Tie Enquire.


i..ie aa,::s,. ll~;;, tia mississippi tell US Of
The success ri iio coLton.clad gunboats. An
arlualuio VI !be stap!e" appears TO have been
practically as Effective agalns! Gid fh5t and
si.nli as QUO III non The progress Of ideas
is from iron clad vessels to iron clad forts, sev.
eral vi which, 4 may venture to STATE, noT
exist in Virginia Gn With co.t5r. l, will no
! doubt be at sniGe points employed in the "a
cling of entertainments. N, buter modo OF
presenting the Yankees with the grand Nj act
Ct lhpir desires can be imagined.
| Here, cotton is scarce But ta;ra arc thou
sands Of hogheais vi ,uLacc" 10 Richmond,
the beat modo of diSposing OF which ia the
cruz OF The I.1lncnt with all Our sushorities-
Confederate, State, municipal.
1t s respectfully suggested that tobacco is
as closely pressed Us cotton, III ixfgor packages,
| is less ih0:mmstia. However Complete the for
! tiaca:inns around the city may be imagined 10
! DC, rovetment Of topacco would not hurt them;
! and at points whcro new ones arc requisite, no
means so rapid and SO available can be found.
Flour barrels, ranmod with sand, f9fmed The
ex.cnpGre lraversss aud moTlcus in the works
WHICH .tscted The reduction Of Fort Sumter.
| In hogheuds o, tobacco We have gsbions ready
Billed, be:;er ai:ed and lalg9r. Why NO, use
| t,iewl in THE way rather tnan break down cur
o3ercrow lied avenues Of transportation in the
rain atto,npt Is carry them oil away, or keep
them Tor he probably as futile application OF
the ;orrt4 ETen Belmont's tobacco might bs
| employed for this purpose without material
,ijlstlon Of the sanclity some aicriba to it. j
! brief ecjourn in the oper air, partly encsscd
with earth, would not destroy irs value it
did in the katso!e judgment nf the Sri;er,
that lot ought to ho the worry first sacrificed,
| IN ln efrrancc 10 tIa property Of our own c!ti-
Ems
d IeW Eund'ec hogheads distributed at
points fully Commanded by our cntEenchmeDti,
would form an excellent substitute fer rife
pits or an auxiliary to them. Ii ranged lon
studinally in lines parallel 10 The rrlts u. the
enemy's advance, embedded in vcrJ siighi
trenchs S, and raksd by the FIRE OF our cannon,
they mould form 7ery serious obstacle in the
har,ls Of ac.!Vc sharpsbooters. With few
hosheads as disposed travcrses, they would
present successive and intcaCing lines Of dc
! irucs. Like tho streets of toWn-io compare
great tn r s. with small.
Ii Jackson used hogsbaads OF sugar in his
breatTcIks nj Chslmette, we might IS well
! prs. &c lhcads Of tobacco into service on nm
emergency moro urgent Were Richmond q
city resiily dciens.ble By barricades, al obvi-
ous preparation for tnat iaat r.sort would be
the collection of tobacco in selected portions
of tic city. where it could be at moments
Ho,;ce rolled into tho streets. Thu Red Re-
publican specific, Ct paving stones and over
turned carts, docs not compare iu efficiency
or in facility Of preparation.
"No SURRENDER"
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.. :. :. IRtOvois,
\. s1chor 1F Nstchez, Miss,
haYl2.i lSC2.


s.a.--l. saya,,Gs ii tns squadron u6w
car 7g up the Mississippi, BID instructed by
.Le Flag Offer to iemsnd ~ surrender oil
the CITY Of NZtchcz &c tho G.y.:, forces Of the
United States.
The Same ia,lls viii be &C, led ss those
granted to New Orleans and j. ton Rouge
The ri.h:S ard property Of al pcacesble citi-
z:ns shall be resp;c:aa; 5r:: i propeTty il
;Eis city belonging Sc the 30 called Confede-
rate States 1nusL bs deli1ered un-and the flag
CT the United Sts;es must H-,s unnolested
acd respected ever your town.
Very respectfully, your rr't sarv;t,
JAS S. PAiM=i,, Commander.
IL his IIon"r, tho Mayor Vi s,atchez.
To which Communication inc Mayor Ees in
siTucted to make tho following reply, w
M.Yon's DsFu;s, NircHrz. Mila.,
May Is, 1862
3,s. Your COMMUNICATION OF the 18th inst
has been received Ly lie and lad befora the
Rorsd Ct Seiec,men OF this city, aud | am di-
rc.:iad to return the following reply:
Cnning .sa cnr4rorer, Ycu nGtd not the
intcrpositon Of sto a:iy authorities to poes ,ss
this place Al unioriified city, and entirely
te;=nce!,sa people, haro no alternative out to
yield 10 an lrrcastahc force. or useless to iu-
peril innocent blood fornaitits ire absurd
n the iacs Of such ,;.:ies. So lar IS the
CITY authorities -! ,te7e6t, ihosc will os no
opposi,ou tr lar possession Of the city
thsy canac aosecsr. guarantee that your
fiag shall ws.e unDoe5ted in the sight OF an
excited people, but such authority as they
posses will be exercised for lnc preservation
Of good order in the city.
As to property belonging TO the Comic dcrate
Stalcs, tfcy or nor aware Of any such wihiO
The limits OF the city.
Very respectfully ycur obi servant,
Jons HUNTER, Mayor.
IL James 5. PiirnoT, Commanded .. s. steam
sr Ir, quois, st anchor of Natchez. MISC
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kIPEiETENTAL KhP0ET.

RICHMOND, Ms7 I5h.
GovsRSos:-Bavi.g just had an Interview
5ith Cao,s. RT50h Il Id nad NC't-thc latter Of
whom was wounded and csplul el, the former
broken down with exhaustion and cap!u:ed, ard
both Of whym have beeu psroot BY The enemy
am able to give sn accurate statement Of The
casualties in :1be 5:h Regiment 80 far rs the
cficers ara concerned. Lieut.. Col. B3dnam
mas been certainly silled Having luss big
horse, be wsa rctfaa:iog OIL foot, and ieil IN
tho immediate vicinity Of Capt. Brockfeld,
having tceG pierco;: 10 the forehead By bali,
and died instantly. II 5 body was inferred Oh
the field of battle. The service 2 p,Ssesfled TO
more faithful, conscien'i"us ctficer than Col.
B1dhan, Never having aussntcd himself from
his post since his connection SltE the regi-
ment, he had surrendered himself TO the per
formance of The duties Of his ofice with al
most sipgular fidelity. o. the field Of hattie
he was calm, sef.possessed, and conducted his
portion of tho operations with entire precision.
He died pobiy.
There is every reason to aPprchcnd tnat
Capt. Thomas F. Garrett has also died Of his
wounds. He was last seen with a wound in
the centre ot his cLrst, having been Cal lrled
into the enemy's rodoubt 1sincerely dep!ore
the loss OF ,his yau, officer. Possessed Of an
acute and enquiiing mind, with studiors habits,
and anxiuus IL exc.l, no was fast mastering bis
profession. | have no officer upon whose
Judgment III military matters could more
conf den.ly rely. Hc fell at the head Of his
men, leading ,ham or with stolid de,erni!na'
ton, which was etninentiy mis- quality.
Capt Mullins is also known TO have besn
killed. He died in tl.e arns OF Capt Brook.
fsid, in the rcdbubt Of the enemy, sending
messages 10 his friends that he had fallen az
be had desired to fall, like brave soldier.
Lieut. Clarke, commanding Company G.,
while bravely cheering on his company Ia tbs
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G. wharton Tayleure, ESQ.

This gentleman, recently connected With this
paper in the capacity of Reporter, savins been
the subject ii good deal Of criticism Of late,
because Of his visit 10 Baltimore by the Under
ground R.il Road, We deem it due to him as
veil IS to ourselves to state, that'we have never
for one moment allowed ourselves to question
his fidelity to the South, but, Oh Tho contrary,
believe him to be sloyal good man ana true "
Having in Baltimore vile, to whom fe is de-
votedly attached, and learning that she was
very iii, be determined te sre her Mt oil hazlrds,
and accordingly started on bis per'ous journey
Hs had been in Baltimore, We sTe ihi'Tmed,
upon good authority, but few days, before he
was arrested and carried before Gen. DIX, who
immediately upon learning Of Mr.. rs Southern
sentiments, placed him upon parole OF non
or not to ieaga the State for the South with
out obtaining written permission. W. make N
this this encouragement in justice to beth Ar. Ta5-
leure and ourselves
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pp,.ce NAPOLEON on TIE REBELLION.

The following is extracted from letter
d..ed Paris, April 25, from Prince Napoleon
t, a ratn.aiiz:d citizen o: European birth
with The perfectly natural Interest felt by
me in t;o great events CO your adopted coun-
trv is blended the conviction that the victory
Of tho North over the South must have con-
siderable influence over Europe. In our times,
civilized countries have interests and feelings
in common, and tiis it is which constitutes
their solidarity. The cause Of Freedom and
Of Progress, represented by the North, is
closely connected witt tic same Cause in Ed
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S,I.,,-;iscraepts 10 es considered by soc maats
81 ,nis, s,esined on tie Manuscript, or previously
O: 't", 49,. .etw-So the parties.
q, rot marked on the cory fer spessso
"A ~ .nsst.ops will be continued until ordered oel
Ta@1os, nsu, tssc,ei accordingly.
-, Ak pv vIHrsEhESTs-roh avoid aoy nlsuhoes
" ~, th- per, OF the Annual Advertisers, II Is pro-
d.ussy thst lsh privileges OILY s1tenos 70
Pc; busne... Rss tstst-, LEGAL anu az oiasr
s;. s;.;:,.a,s sea, BY thsn 10 be an sdsaor eha1se
a; - Ssr.saoa q .,.-s, &,ra,,s Advertisements
- M inserted by the yesr, but be CHARGED " ehs
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-27
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Tho nufnr.cu: .dm.rcrs OF .55ls g.iEe;! Ala
oomiao j.tya lne A,,An,- Coignlc1 wealth. }
"will luaFn witt, fcci.asa fdaspnit les-et ,hst
he i;as tursakna 'h. ,Cuirtacata cause. and
given III his ailesinncs 10 tee Lincoln Govern
Hen,. He was N IIIntav:.i; at no time OF is
c.piu;e br tbs Yankees, sod ,uais no cd,ort 20
escape U1iv lev weeks a::eI ineir arrlYA
Ne bsc,n:a very mt'iaato with Tie commanding 3
general, nnd na~ !; ,es abou: t.o streets, repr"-
Sen.!ng !ho Southern cars: II lis worst ligh;,
srh cnGtsvor.ng 70 laisuudo z! bis friend, to
jan S::: iha +. d5'al Cast. So far he ha2
oil; inal.d inG. .. inn crtLeGa vi Huntsville,
~iio Sorv - destitute oi pr5c:p!e snd hon-
or IS IT, link their ,:esuny with ihs destroyer
s1nt CT entitled 70 me highest credit"