davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09

ts;;e44 s!1a.ass,sss Iii ssy 5i:l!es! eSwE sbi
Alternately aa1,ce;l snd played, Ihsss anG
ether facts orc att.sted unanimously by my
servants, not one ofwhom. (although ro6osc oy
the soliiers0 could be seduced or driven from
my service. They were also proved ~ ny
neishtors, who Witnessed many Of these and
TO whom confessions Of them wsr5 made ny
Yankee officers and Lion. Quo: of these tn
formed irlnalo friend of mine that apaTty
VAS arranged 10 60 to my house tho next
morning and "clean our ihs w0tE Ct deYHs-
cation and he assisted my servants t" carry
my pisuo to my friends house thst night hGd
she saved 1t. Let it suffice ~ say that when
[ reached home could moi find chair to sit
upon, nor morsel to eat nor vessel OF any
ki1d Ill which could dip drink Of water
from my OWL spring The house aId yard
acre strewn with fragments Of china and
glass, snd leaves Of books, including bibfcs,
AMI other rt!ici Of n once happy home.
looked upon these ruins almost proudly
es tokens that was des,asd worthy to suher
in suci. Il cause snd would rather see my
whole property aLnh ty sn earthquake than
10 fai,sr, for OLE nOmrht, 10 my Arrogance 10
NV rs.;r, State a1d 70 the Southern Confede-
racT. Yon see what litter rt"'kery is TO
cali me a CnIon mar. There are many men
who know the a. the E"rlh, With whom my
word viii be sultici-E; rouchtr for the truth
Of thr.s facts.
Your obadient servant,
I'mLIP SIAuGHTEa,
Ninist.r p F. Church in Eirsi.,:H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09
- s,s.xe.: ...us,,1.d .;css .a;t;a;s:.

fas 5,ssset; r=sFsO1<d zicss n7faia'l:,,'
The 5Ea', :sih before The Houss ;otl
resoln.ien Of the Senate, rendering thSoSS 10
Comrnsnder Ehen Fari4lld, end the officers
and men under hia command, for their sue
osssful detoncs az Drury's Bluff.
Mr.. BorELss, of Va, oitsred the following
resolution, which was agreed to:
Resolved, That the resolution snd scc'rn'
panvipe report in reference to Conis1era'a
f Witch were submitted IRON the joint
Committees OF Flag and ssnl st :ae last s ss
siofi of Congress be "ithdFawn from Inc o hlt
of the House, and resommitted to the JOINT
committee. ~
MIR. aluss, of South tarollnH, introduced
bin to increase the Signal Corps, Wh'ca was
referred To tbs COMMITTEE on MiuIa'y a.
fairs.
The House th0n proceeded to the consider
alton Of tia special orie7-the bill for the In
crease OF the Provisions! srmy-snd able
spseches Were msde By Hs9sra. frsfsoh
Foote, DsrgsiG. and DaTis, OF Mississippi
,ic;ock the House ndjoGTnei.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09
H. t1s Editor. Of tie Eeo York Herald ard
i'iM-
Ctn.g tIouNrAIs, CrrpEpEh Co. W.
August lat, 1862.

Ctn.g JlorsrAIs, CurpEpEh Co. ".
August lSt, 1862.
Siss 1t e verv had 10 be plunde1ed il ,s
far worse 10 lie len1ered. I am the victim
vf botL crimes. Northern soldiers commit
;sd the former, and the correspondents Of
Northern journals TIE latter. Tbs dns de-
stroysd ny property the other ascrIbeo snls
destruction to the Confederate army. snd al
Legged, az the 1sa53u for it, that WIS 8 Union
man, &c. Both charges srs n9tor!aasin sno
.ea.d0iausly false, and cali upon everJ jour-
nails! who nEs spark ot laaaiIiass i'll niEn
and who has given cdrTancy 10 lh5 charge.
TO publish this emphatic denial OF Il. The
truth IL, that Hy house wes occupied for
msny weeks by Yankee cRTalTy, before the
battle, snd by Se!gles' ind other soldiers after
lhG battle, until the Federal arcIT fell baci, 10
the RaypAhannock. The Uoniederates wefe
never at my boasn except on, sni oae day
arte,. tbs battis. They lid no dsmsge worth
mentioning, and ralJ such as Is inseparably
;ncide:.t to the presence Of troops in large
force l bad been Rbsent from home in 81
tendance Upon sick daughter for Ohio month
before the os.1le, MT anticipating the occI
patton Of the county by the ecemy. My
house and kcys and farm were under the
care Of my servants. There was not white
man on the premises. Detachuents Of cav-
airy visited nv house nearly every day, anG,
with the infantry. who afterwards pitched
their tents all around it, stole sTery grain OF
my corn and every srt;cla Of my clothing,
all mJ grocOri.saud e7ery lIorsel Of food on
the ferni carried OF; .ir:: 'cstHs,' ate up
my stssr, stole and destroyed Ey elegant
EbrsTy, theological and miscellaneous, select
ed asmuch expense IL Europe and america;
broke into small fragments >r>-y article eli
furniture, including china andgiass; which
they could lot carry swsy. They had dances
in ny house, sad one OF more CT them ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09

C0SGRATCLAT0RF ORDER o. ::6!: .MiIH
From the knoxville Register - CT Thurs
day las. re extract the following intelli-
seaae relative TO the great victory achieved
over the Yankee forces nesT Richmond, Ken
lucky, on Saturday last. twill be aeon that
our victory was complete IL ersry particular,
the entire army being captured, numbering
over ten thousand men.
The following is a dispatch FROM Genera!
Smith announcing the T'c,cry:
We had three fights ~ thu 3Q,h nrar Rich
mend, Kentucky, 1!:, r,env w"s ""Hl'ets
" routed. General :+.;aa:. - w"unhsd IL.
tho thigh. General Ei;.r Ai;ir'. AH"ut
three thousand pcis'n,ri- including Itnefal
Manson and staff, caGs'.,'i. ;"s,sShrr ".!a all
their artillery and snail -rHs. w":"':S, s"---
Our loss small.
Immediately s.t-r tie baslr II. following
consratulstory order WAS issued hy Gensrsl
Smith:
HEADQUARTERS, aaaIY CT kEHrUchi,t
RICHMOND, KY, Aug, 81, lse1.
The Msjor General Commanding returns
bis heartfelt thanks to the troops OF this c"In'
mand, officers hnd men. for their rHr"ed'ng
gal,antry in the aereral actions OF this da7,
their patient, unnurmu1ins rndulanes :f IA
:isae during two days sai nights i'Teeti
fuerehes; snd lighting three battles * t"siTe
hours.
Tho country shall know CT your aulltrnss
cn tie march. IS we'll s. OF the bold, pressing
charges Of this Gay.
Tomorrow being SundsY, tie General de-
sifss that tbs troops shsll assemble, aud un-
dor their several Cisplains, shall return
thanks TO Almighty Sud. to whose nscrciss
and goodness these victories ara due.
E. kIssT s,stlTH,
:. General Commanding.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09
CGHEEG &NA.fG STATES 'ts,~"H en-
SFS s E
fR.pAT. Sept. 5th, ls62.

Ep,r,- Soos S,t lSf1
-. 80. oa.n.d ,,;.h :, IL
49,, -. ~ Pa,s" ,1-' 49,, :; ~,
, ;,..s1 c-,H-.t
NJ a. e Z ;4tro5rnaI Nil ,,o,i,,
:, - No. .nd aIios.s-,,sa ~ a f,nar..Ta
,nss.sr Eaners, tha sa1ns "a sl.osr ri Brigp.
- ce,.-.1 gefarre3 r. r., ~onnit1ea I'm
u;I;.s-z s aa;rs
I'm nootion ,f NJ One his ,o,lesc,e MIR
,e,,-rr Ir.a- -r,n1ad laave ~ sbs.nrs "a
.,,o,d ~, ,s+:e,-;o,.l ,,,,-y.,,;o, ,:Sout,
G,.ol;,, 80 =
~. u ,r r.r.: -,res.-,ad ..-.ro1
go t - :.
W aeuo. et9 ~ toiAeH az ostps. -
"eeseiu .hfu'I, nIsu' VI. ..' I;;I;.. o, -
f = " 'ne o'-'' ~ VIZ A"'5
lai , H. @
Ml. nit, o, I'd. co:s~1 .'!S follow ON 'u; To-
ao1a'lon Hn'1 "a wa S!ofsu
t.e7oi,eu' AuA: .uo 1oatass.
Ieqosssou W .u'o, Z. ins 20, IT,. "aas
oo'noi.t5 psAsone So ~, -. ~, $3.50 80 go
vice, unus' .ue Az. VI I'VE - Va 49,
80 pi"Hiuo 1ot VIC p"o''' o7Io'ie', 40 Hose
r!su -nu 1919 aHeAass ot :. ..ss. "N'i'-'
oe1oi' oe!ne,clue' Nto 80. 0e' NJ
IN P!sseouns lnie 'eeo!euon' VIZ ,, i1s
sara 'net .he stasE sscooN o. cue sct, uneueu
70 ., III u" ie'oIu.iCu plvtio.a eSsoolAty snAs
81 surplus consei1pts enoI1o % poInseso W
rems'a III nolhe, un',i 1neil sei'isos SIC
neeuea' 1nsis 40 so'HtaG - tns ~. ~ 81
tnorIe tue eessolt'nnen. Va esApe " -.
stIocuon' SUI 40 loio in'el. 10 oiultJ W
enEol eiehJ person u"tl' W uu';' A'io ''nu''
mem subject 20 oT d,
-ur. oRAASo"' ona,tlnAn o. lie -u,!'aiy
oountse' Fan1sa tose such "Hs Tue. h'efAt .
Cpnsti ue.ion OF tne law eue lae System %
1aeser campo OF lnstlact1oh vas a necessary
ia''oN'0 sne "hSuuatahH>e "huei "uiCh
enTon'ne,1ee were maze, IL "as necessary
20 Keep 1u' Reealsss IA Iness camps, s1 tnaL
"nen lucy ws.s eat.eH guy sneY misot DC
sen' soeesuei, VIC ~ s.eaAae@ny' co Il" E'''''
a. ~, 49, - ~ ~ t
ht' I'LL YVES W sue opposi" 'p'ni'n az 90
'ns COZ ea.ens' =. ~ ~ Te ,,,:
= 60 $50 80 -. O.. Vii
1 $3.50 -. sISn;Nt.nt - ..s.~ 1919 la n
r;onaI osss-a ~ ~ ard1s.o. d,,fg .-,;,S ~
smandmsnt .nroi,+ins 80 s,,cb ofT,cer Nth.
tho ~ - 1;a,,ta,sre 1871 e. ,...h go,
COINS a. mora than nns ,5;v;s;n ~, ons 1rs;ar
for each diYision, the residue to be appointed
as captains aud lieutaasnts. The bill, as thus
amended, was passed.
Mr.. SPARROW reported from tho ssne COM
aittee bill, anen5atcrJ Of the sct pTcTiiins
for tho. public defence to organize divisions
into army corps, and tbs appointment for
each army corps of Lieutenent General, TO
receive the pay OF Brizadier General.
After b-;sf discussion, the LII WIS pass-
cd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09
'-N@t
a TaAnKa OFFy2E:G
RICHMOND, Va, Septeml

RICHMOND, VA, September 5, lst2-
,;a- sientn: An unknown friend Geatd
20, H. iraii, ;tcrr amherst Grrit Ucuse, slCc,
- 8 +i:ark offering leg the "sonndant evidence
-. I,aSr, III the late brilliant ,ic:5sies the.
have CROWNED uri .r:ns iiai ;ic Lid o.:
Ha.:S Is a;th lbs al ,Elis struggle, u aad!o5 that
=" The e:ck ana wourdsd Are greatly char,
81 zna 5lisd oy the visits Of piois COL
rart""rs, while cTlywhcre tie Iee1mer's
ard Tracgs ara 1eac H'ith iD.sre,t and p!ot: !:
&ui, thcTefoIa: ! snciose y"u cHe AgHdr!G
ao:'Gro TO- ri: 1cjsct."
beg tie; yo,- ID! irst-' lie aboT' that
eL:5 geaerous anu is.i.oi.c :rlsud MAJ Know
ti.-: III. c3nr.tp Atom h. back -ccz:*ed.
). L r:cEi,snT,
u-aersl A:eD:,
army CoiFoH.se'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09
f5.gTfaIL;
oTtN Esas:s::!sr..-:
-iaE TES.yESSEE EXHE'S SONG.

The TENNESSEE 1tLaASI = So%e-
! ass7 the 7ushins Of as1 streams
The snurmurins @. Aer trees
The exle's longing Eaunts my drsaus,
And s~sls in each soft breeze.
Midst every scene her sorn-hills wave,
Her mountains pisrce the sky;
Where, wkere sre they who s~oee to save
70 copausr CT 20 iiis
Ttev come. from e7eTY blaze hillside
From every lovely dsls, @
Tbs heart, the soul: the very pride
OF mnn ..ain, bill and vsls.
Stslwsrt, tn-y court, like AnsE Stills,
Tbs rapture Of the strife;
Drink il the Earthquake Of ths suuG,
To thern--the breath OF life.
Spurn not Il invading mnngrel hefdes,
But STAY them, where they stand
Strike 'TennosSa. ne livin,, swords
The brRvest il the i.nd.
Strew DER her rains :neir hostile bones
Drench her il / hclds Trh blood!
Fill Ill thei- rank, with bitter s!oans,
Let blood fox Ike Hood.
Are, SOW the SEEDS OF bieter h.t-.
At Johnston's. Halt,.n's graves
q nu 40 sE.lT ueSe,rr SIiu ont tlel .4tS.
Thai. Gvs I'll cppressora' Slaves
his.d nicely. as you bled Of yure
Il e,-:y we'll fought field;
Pres r..rnG .;as nag, you always toic
IT,. f?Temo7t-as shield.
1 Zee, her pulse heat lond AMI quick
Her sinews stretch iur strife,
Fu1 crIac her hcars-thro6s fast and thicE--
She's instinct with new LII,
Though Donaldson has told Der t;t'e.
Ard Snlloh's page is bright.
There's yet a blofraicI Held II iighE
Fur NsgAv,Itn spd tbs rieht
p Y. +.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09
GAsUaLrlEs IN IIE l9rH VIRGINIA tirI.
MEyT.

iCorre4 ponience Of tho Richmond Ea:ai:...
CHARLOTTESVILLE, 5ept. + i"t2.
,1sntisiHep send for publication rl.= of!
cial list OF Casualties IN tho 10th ,is:uia
Regiment Arsuat 24tk and 2Gtl. Gel. J.
S.I,.1.1e haG iva horssa shot from uaiar HI,
lie ,..::ap ped unE;lrt. Le:It. Col. ua:.it Vac
yliEttl~ wouDdtd M slIeU II 10 side, OF,
kspt hr position through TIL battle
The Regiment took lii ulen ini6 the .s.,
snd csu.s aut s.ith 1l3-caiu slices oi.
Last spring :hls Regiment ndn.per go. IL
the battle of Williamsburg. SeT1a Pines s.t
If J..ae 9th End 5Irh, The cssusl:ea .ua..
Lsred ai,nIit $50. and aoH scarcely vn..
ii. 18th Of Use original nnmbeT ale o.. iuty.
Ssvru o, the Companies ar fraE Abe.
marir COMPANY q frcln Se!;oT: Caursnies
ii AMI froT, Amherst C6lupsnc. :. 3 and
from Charlottesville.
Major James Savage, 9! he =: ;,a;i.u,
>.ItS Regiment. is Il prisoner III tha Hospital
here 1t IS believe he caEnot F;iI;;"I h:
w"tu,ds one OF his legs has been amac.
t:it-,' AMI the other is very oad!. har: bu:
I. val Kill him 10 take il Of
LIEUT.. Col. Gonlt. slightly wouuist bys
shell in tbs side.
Company A.-Wounis,i--J..gpn Blk
he'd, bruised since ;iisd Il LII A johnson,
tahic T ' Tandesrlil, slightly.
,.nmpsnT P.-Touaded-Lt. Wirt dignity
bruised: T.. +. t:aai,caE. baby; job: h:r-
~, 80. X y Lum4den. j: + Wolfe, slight
y, Junji HGshss. 10: Jnhn Whi,zs', 10
.,A.npuny I.--Ht ndsi-Car,an Bar,
.i!p htis; john Harr.>, 40; R,:k-rt nc.uiea,
IT,
Company D.--h'll-,i--CorY G.r4::.cr
Wcunhc,i---Co, porsls Vim SarTy5on. 4 NJ
Pampln, slightly; Coior Corporal a Il Cu-t,
slightly; Fri"ate 'ismne! Bugg, slightly; Pr
ys;e John " Baker, hru;sed
company E.--hiled-Antont 1ebe21.
Wounded Captain : Peyton, IL pru,
sa,! snp,itats;:; LlcItanan! " lti'ha.:,
slightly III Knee; Ssrrean. J G BranhGn,
badly 10 nack; Slrst ; " Monday, slightly
III lss; Corp :; & Ei~Asda, siigniI; ID
-; Private g Brakeman, badly IN hcs; 10
" VI pow.li, slightly ir had; i" 4 G E!ar.
Il in eru,; IS u flyat do; " " Hi IL IL
hcTi:
,jiss,n.-J ~ Eu,l.r.
Company F. Wauu1sl C-p..n i.T;lf.
il thigh; S-rgt Milton, siehjy i'll slvl!d.E.
Pri*Gte Packes tarnss. slightly in hi!
Company G.-Eili@i-- IN. Smith.
Enund-d-Dsrisi 5n:ith, :erlousIs; james
Il Gendaraun, 5lisnIl2; j J Crisp. slightly:
Geo :. M.r. :" breast .iahr J I" icY!ns,
pstiy, Corp ' Iiau,l,oG,. slightly.
Company h.-kiied --Isinsa ii proHa.
Woundcd-Lisu: Garland, .iisLl!,; H'71 y
MorGi+. hsily; Eansii E B.rcis, slightly;
A!ei Druu.be',er, kodl5. i = Ma:' =, slightly;
SeFst L " Going. alightiy.
Company Observation-Disclosures { Cdrrsn.
ss., Tk,e 6 Tucker.
H;T1unded-Se5gt " Myers, slightly;
Moses A Wright, d.; VIA Wright, Dc; 1
Quinn, il" J c Say. bsi!T; D Hudsop.
slightly: Mar, ell.:; Campbell, lsdiy: william
Campbell; slightly.
L mpnGy E.--Wound+a--Co:p { X Yoa.
csy; pr.YAtes H:'ieI,d McCSulry, Thos Nsys.
George Davis: Wm Fisher. J Rnk!uson,
John Bates, Vim c Ho!i<.
Total, killed, wounded sD,i T. issng, Ct.
Tie regiment went into s2!iou with IL
MEL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09
A5o:it half t;ssst ttas d crs.lsi tssat, IL. r.


Ab3at bali ii;sssts tsas d eraslsi tssha IL, ss3
&c ~sTa 9rd5TeI 20 fall bsck n ia stsiy.
and out O: the reach Of their guns, and ther
fox tho first time We understood that this 1T
tack of Lougstrecl's Upon the ensmy's front
was to divert their attention from JACK
SOD, who vas crossing tho river above, and
whom this courier announced TO hav. got
safely oyer with his commsnd. Our obioct
was accomplished and We retired. That Sf
ternoon We took s dreuching rsi1i. When no
LETT the field The enemy retired also. and TIC
co~srdly niscreants, 81 they retrcatei, fred
every farm house as FIR rs we could SEE for
miles around, turning the helpless inmst.
out, with no shelter but Heaven g broad caro-.
py. They stood in the open felds and Wit,
messed the destruction of their burning build
iurs, and must HAYS taken tha irenching ri,
which we did, anu paased tho nishi CT ,hs
cold, " ct ground, for there wa5 no: tma le
tween that snl night for thqas lb:an: ;trt t,
travel far enough 10 find snf!teE Msy nod
forgive them-surc!y no otner can. Sot!.ins
short Of Divinity could pardon aacE 9c;7=sve
as this. had left the battle field hotter, :,
seemed to rns, than / VA eve. before l.. fay
life, and almost uiaddered viii th.rH.
walkcd iouS ways 70" "al.r, fully milo
,r more. snd then drank from n,r,T s,re.rp
thai, il ordinary TINES. would nc. aays
touched. My fatigue anal exposure ssve re
chill that night, follow Cd iy feSer. an T;.an
next morning nrfiera came 70 1naTSE nsaia,
had 70 be lett behind. |.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09

lvA. EI:i5rs q :he Enquirer.
GIHrlr.iEH & Iaalee SURGEON ;sksa tSis
ierte. &c New, FORK to- day, .ua Promises to
hare it published. 80 the editors may de
cine OF dlstort, you viii obige me BY insert
jas- It a-ehs .Enarirer. - -
With much re0pect;
p. SIArGIiIYk, II, q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09
IT, tie t'd.t.!s attic Enyu.fe, :
-T;..a OhA'or CocR7 Hor,s, W, I
ArrrS. 9th isS2

-ii.p OkA.;or CncRT Hor1r, Nart
August 9Th, 1907
i5-utIsu.+n: Viii yea be 80 E:od as 4
give me space in tie Enquire IL n4le
suggestion IN relation to .euk il. ice sI-cJ o
sergssnr-Major? Il il this; h'e desire =
otter il. so-r.e respects 'ror: Tie Fs:isial srIn
and - this place u ai.-svs ale; - E P!ckss
rnaa ircm :i,c rams, s!.i yeh.'D.,.a o Si ;I
drilled one, could Tot Congress consistsnul
make Bis rank Cadet in the tonfedessH
Army, and he still draw the ssme ply 20 !oet
as he acts in the Capacity u Sergeant sls
jor. think the rank oud L-. Tery apqso
pristc. i.c:a ,he fac, that ilr liz thu only nr
il tie regimen. ~to wa.e' f." e~"l'i sna aoa
CRY col1asivu. Hhat i", tic army ~
tie outje,:r. lIh'. !,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09
To EockGTidge ARTILLERY,

The following are the on;y Losses adstA''sd
b. this Company though it was gsilsntlS 81
rAgsd in the fights ct Mauassas nearly the
whole time, and fsa-iul!y exroseo EUGENE
ALEXANDER, OF Mocrsasld, Hardy county
lad his thigh broken By piece OF she'll; the
Wound severe, but not considered mortal.
Henry f. PArNr, Of Lexington, WIS killed
in tho fight OF Friday morning, near Sudlsy
Church. He vac brave, accomplished and
noble young man.
1t will send pangs Of 51rro" IL many hearts
to hear thaS HraK A. WrIIIE, Captain 81 the
Liberty Hall Volunteers, wSs killed in the
great battle OF Saturday sftsruoon- He fell
pierced through his body, wner in sdvsnee
Of the Brigade, with hat snd sword in hand
calling to his men" Come on. come on:''
He was son Of the Re". VIA. s. White, D
D., Of Lexington, Va; young man of mos:
lovely character, of admirable talents and ed
ucation. he had nrarlJ' completed his pre-
paraIion for entariny .:F"7. .to office Of 3
Minister of the GcsPe.
The facts here 4 ,:eH a.c Ok. i'.sra6er OF
The Rockhzidge ARTILLERY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09

Richard II. Csr,"r. Eai., ci Fau9uier County,
who ~as ous OF the FIRST III Virgins to organ
lie and equip company, which ho afterwards
gallantly ied.in tie battles III Manassas and
Leasburg, and through years. tour Of duty,
has been promoted to thu rsnk OF Major, and
assigned to cuty on Ger. Armistead's Staff, as
Quartelansster. We are glad TO recognise III
this, both r merited promotion aud an sdtni-
ra5ie appointment A1aj. CAREERS sne BUSH
nesa talents, interchangeable industry. and devo-
ton to the cause, will insure suon s discharge
OF his duties as will much pscMote the public
advantage
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09

The passage IF tbs Thoroughfars Gap by
Gen. LoDgs,reet, IN :fe Iace Of force ci two
thousand Of II: .nsEI,. :. ore ef liz i.ost
rem ark sn!s incident7 Of tho late operations
in Northern Virginia. The deiiio IS avery
difficult oae-beirs donsely wooded, very
marrow, and fuukcd By high And p7ecipitous
mountains. Tbs enemy had possessed this,
planted his batteries, and erectsi mis- sharp
shooters and ini&ntry. Gen. LonGstreet
quickly drove then sway, with loss Of
twenty killed and q number IF wounded on
the part Of the enemy, aad only thrse
wounded on oursi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09

CJGJu-. s=u, Q! ( - 81, -.::l = c~t-r'h1 =.
o; ..i...s - ;se Esqsirsc Ia jHA:=:t's1 Us
aiA pn7,.C l. LIZ k1<oriLpG.sl;. s,eS 80
yHH,r,s GRAPE Scot RETorTIE5-- 'sf
Il thsx. ealebJ si,d P!sols ~ L Fats,S
bean plse>t IL or knds fof ala They ca - Sss
ar ok=s, rsa, of Iesarz-tIGIY,& Co.
Ssps N1 - p. KAT, FAi'@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09
COMPLETE Ro0T OF THE YANKEE ARMY.
c0SGH4rCLAT0HT ORDER o. GS:: .MiTA

OVER TEN THOUSAND MEH CAPTURED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

THt GREAT TIGTU IT l.; KEE~
TUCGi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09
AukGl0tty Nllqiliif&:.
SATURDAY McHN1No, SEPTEMBER 9, 1862

By TYLER. WISE & ALLEGRO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09

less. - -,-' .-'s
tn. frat dSwn CT returning reason is just
beginning &c appear among the Yankee peo-
p::. notwithstanding the nuzzlod pross, and
their gagged orstaFs, the uassea are beginning
to perceive that the7 can 80 more r:sto-e the
broken Union Of those STATES, by fighting ove1
it, than ven can pske whole again the broken
egg BY tr.npling upon it. The enthusiasm,
which existed among the Northern people
this time Lest ysar, il gone; their whr spirit
is broken fer it is DOW evident mat Lincoln S
call ior 100000 mora naI is to n: Let only
Dy conpulsion. The trying crisis. is o"cT
s-i:n Is; sI.d u,s} aaesk tthiiej .,2T which
il ny lrss letter it might not to p.op.f 10
40
81 Srst, Va T5fe alIioiie ioT IoT aien TIcjS-
milton, ard jeslr5rs Il Intervention. But
row Teara comparatively Indifferent az TO
sither-in5erd, Nc rsrher :rsi and dread the
latter.
tn, rarogni.ion b. EcAHcs aud England uf
Liaccln's paper Blockade, has BY no means
proved HI unmitigatad evil to Us. " hen peace
comes, Your manufacturers, your merchants,
IND your sh,t-n~lars riil fael the etsscta Of
tde coUse ct your GuIernnient, with rerar1
t. that blockade very sensibly,. AID IL, Iaore
says lhar vue. It has forced Us lntu many
hrsuches Of lpiustry, into which, but fl that
blockade we Should have never eutsred, for
instead Of producing ne articles ourselves. we
6hould rave dependst opon y3u and othaT
foT eiSu countries 1nr th9ii-.
When you Acknowledged the blockade, and
warned Jour rrsseis not TO Tl"latels, "a we're
sadly in ,;ant Of poHder and arns. t,oTv We
have excellent powder mills 81 Our own, and
tso fine armoriss in fell blast. They turn
out uuskets, rifles, sabres, &c., rapidly of tne
quality, and as fast as We want them. Cur
last orders for arms from abroad, hsve in NIL
probability already gone forward.
80, too. with iruo. The war found DO more
than half dozen furnaces in blast in the
whole Confederscy, snd most OF those have
been destroyed by the epemy. But the Gov
srumeut has given such encouragement to the
iron men that Tow mines have been npened
in other parts Of the Confsderac?, SID fur
naces enough ala already up oria the course
OF erection, not OILY to supply tue wants of
thu Government, but 10 satisfy the railroads
and the people genrrnllywith cast and wrought
iron.
So, also, with the coarse wooden and cot
ton fabrics. 4 large amount OF capital has
been invested in establishments for their fab
rication, 80 that your Ministers, By their
course with regard TO Liacola's paper block
Eds, have .frrred us = arm our1elTes, to
cicths ourselves. AMI t2 iced oa1selvsa.-.
Hence. when p.ace does come, We shall nsTs
much to sell and bat little TO buy. We ae-
c.pt this condition now with s:dsgres Of pride
and pleasure, bscauss Of The Ranner in which
it was forced upon US. Moreover, there IS
satisfaction in :Ls thousElthssi. has ali been
accomplished in out 6rtls more than year.