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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-08
rho Sankee Army at Corin,h.

Tho GauAeo Army =
A correspondent Of the st. Louis ''RepuSil-
aan," writing TO that paper under cate Of the
a7th ult, gives the following particulars iDre'
ys,d to the Yankee army which has just been
out 70 pieces by the gallant Con:sderates al
Corinth:
Few rivers Tsnnessee) have ever had as
fu-ooing q sight on their banks. Sixty thous.
s.u mer aud mics Of hotses, wagons, cannon,
End so forth, are there, although everything is
baste ard preparation, there Is no confusion.
The law OF ord-- was never better illustrated.
1t is a vast military machinery, where men are
the spsiogs and wheels, Iii moving regularly,
surely on in the great work of preparation
Wagons are lo-dLd be:ore the; seem hardly
to have reached the goods, and fonts arc
moved in 8 fraction of the usual time. There
Is no lounging UT anxiety 10 shirk, but univer
BAL cheerfulness and confidence. The tone Of
the Western army iB completely changed. It
fs no longer 'if We capture such a place." but
when We Capture it" Tho soldiers there
think Of nothing but victory. They have
confidence in themselves, and the haunting ter
TOR Of apprehension has fad. They believe nov
khst lo LLvJ march forward IL 10 to oorquor.-
This popularity, so different from the gloom
produced by reverses and inactivity, at onca
strikes the stranger.
A happier, healthier, more efficient army
than that roI at Savannah and Pit.sburg
never, probably, vent to var. Each regimen,
is burning to win laurels TO wear With their
companions who got fame and SCARE Fo-;
Done!son. Opposed to this noble army is a
behind their works, eighteen miI;s Distant
Cnp1pfh ia q pooitt0n no ,,r-i,0 etrnpr opH far
m:dsble dsfeacec have been er:cted there
-Rtfs-pis, ~redoubts, abattis, snd other means
Of strength, from benini rhich to hu,l de-
structon upon an ass:iiing force, have been
Constructed. til. very best rebel military
talent, embracing Beauregsrd, Bragg and 9th.
OTIS, is concentrated there, and ut Corinth will
concentrated there, and at Oorinth will be
fought the great decisive battle Of the Yves.
tsrn campaign. Forty heavy guns and o
great number of held pieces are possessed by
the enemy, and immense stores Of provisions
are gathered in. s&The flower Of the, South are
net retreat except by sacrificing everything.
The road between the Union camps and
Corinth is q long nd excellent turnpike, and
the dis.arce g. be easily trsversed in q day.
Gen. Grant has bis headquarters at.Ssvaunah,
willis The bulk Of the arlly lays at Pittsburgh.
Parade gcornas md spo:s Tar con.v..-ale qasr'
tecs sre bang cleared, 2.- everything gives
token of & weeks longer stay there. During
thst time Con. Buell. is expected to reach q
point from which he can carry out successfully
the part s.gued hin.
While =: Savannah, word reached there that
Gen. Lew. Wallace, with fifteen thousand men,
having taken a circuitous course, lad pene
trated to Florence and DESTROYED Rebel railroad
Communication IL thu! direction with the
South.
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The Whiskev Blockade.

To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
GrNTIEMEN:-l noticed IN your City Items
Mayors Court-the query "How do soldiers
manage to run the blockadop'
The answer
Through negroes! a vast number Of the low
%groggsriea from 18th street Eastward are in
colleague with negroes.
The negroes are employed by the soldiers to
procure whiskey, q! from 81. so to 81. SO per
bottle, (ntriIsic va!ue 3 to 10 cents per gal
lon) TIE groggory Eseper cannot be indicted
upon the evidence of a negro, and there fore is
perfectly safe! The negro IN these CASES
makes from 30 cents to 81 so per bottle ploiit,
In tho just proportion Of the Necessity for or
craving after the drink to the depth of the
buyer. pocket A negro will run the block
sde 80 ot 40 times q day.
This hint may probably DO of s~ervics.
A Snl D;ER
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Oh RtG?eCt

ns-,Inp OF the County Coat Of Haso'rl' ~ ou'
a., I'D The Bar, on ussd -, the I'm ga o, nisIen.
iSai on motion o. 'Rouuud 7. Hn-ri:, jtha ~: lAls.ue.iG
wa. OILED 70 l- r1,..s aad Rots!t .. DC s's'
rn.,,I. or the ofj.at o. III mr=.ing being t33pls'nso
hr rdcu1c i. Merrk, tsI IL d lev appf'friis a.s
-. Kin, rrnark,. The !cl wing PEE no'e haj st=''"''"'
H...,f, rel by hlE kni II: Lnin3udy ~sIoptad:
wu,n re, distinguished TOR hid virtues anu ~ ~
T., ..rickca town ny death, l. graceful AID oecC-,'s
49,. rho snryir-, While IN ) S5upa' hist VIZ thr %
!" :" : al ,iir;,a IL :h-.. .os ROY md c3"d'lr wite III u ~
- ~. :. ,.r ,he sc C ~ Il Iaj tGt!r respect Tor hi: usnoiS.
= a, :. OF TIL ruth = brought ho;le 10 rs nov ~ 'ce
' -. d.Sn 0! =, .. UfsRir' H:Hety-I : !att
60 NJ The { cuc.y Oct o. BIS eeIatJ. h!' 1s@E! L b
a,,hII, cxl.uIry. oi.tiBFa.shrd fi u 10y h''s AUG
hIs u.e x,r Fled v3e:uLs,', We . ;ce'e!i 49, .S 0a
n ~. J-s Il The Conr! h - - az ab'e' siIh'" '-' ~
-, s,,cr. mis- cC:n,ausiiy 4 uo,t us':. ~" ~ { e'
80 80 ,n. roo . pslr!sc!tr, Chr s.Is.ity AZ 1HaHpls,
al auuan!,, e fi.nd. Impressed VIZ '.e"S = -. -
!, It'll 10, en- q C.r .syAid Q. taa aNSsS'r1
ro- L.s memory - re 10 os:S'cre -,,,;s,co 20
H,s l,.. ist, hist wL.ie We bow IL ".tA - -
" ph :. g.ys ure pc r;ab.e, bat yet a'"':S =
., " te-uy dep cr tEa- c: vrltai on :. IL, T., -,
hi. u-s'ui- es-, the !z;:.!il e-;s
-npl as va!l,tisn, W.. :. ":h'"n' .,..,.,. ,cr !y
~. hat We deeply ~ sthiss vii Is -, 80
and relatives In terir .9:S hefea'fEsL
re d, oar SIN sr-r c .co;.rcei ia iEr'r hAiC'So. $3.50.
III rsst the -e:ruts.r c. Ill uiet n ~" III,
Of ,nese p.ccesi'Lgs TO IL widow Az I4-l'S
ceased ,, J.. r.--c.,-S
10 eater upon ,nr!r rrsor', ! cop; OF l.rtc PVSs b..
stn. TIA; . copy Of these procesSlnis us : -. ~
the secretary to esch Of t. ns"'pape': ~ '"' N'
.ichnoad, with a reqasst 10: ta.!r pco'ifsusI ,.,r
!uaN Z. lat AsEhHo, ilGI
ROB-. D Dosvsli, Src!r'a-y.
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G0MaEAGi5t AEaGR3'
RICHMOND, .nriI s. 1852,

NIEE TUIND, @IVT G. IOU-,
ArsLR.-Green apples from II 10 ~ Pc: quality sad
80 Per tushel
(. BrTTza.--We quote good 10 pine st 10 TO Cue per h.;
Inferior o rs Doc.
EAcos A good L.uand :or th:a article ~ SSc. Tor
prime hog roard.
Bx.ssLsaleso Of white tecL, a; I : to x9.23 per bushei.
Market pel supplied.
C0PPsL SIC,
OoKs-Thc receipt, have been quite limited. VI. nctg
salps az " TO S5c. per bushel.
Clovn Esn-P Tie .msll supply in marke, holders
are asking SIS to I'll per busnti. Ct.
CoFgEE-We quote nj Is TO &c. per D.. rhsse is very
itti! on tie market, hnd prices sIt very irregular.
LARD -aales OF new al 20 10 S2c. Fer ID.
PLyrE-With accumulated stock prices are not SO Grin.
Ee suc.e supsrsne st 6x to 81 Extra sif Family S to
4sL
TonAcco.-Sales TO the lst rsts1t .ni,cate A nome~het
improved feelIog In the market. We quo.e luGs at 9k TO
SH neilam leaf 81 to O. fair and good a: 81 10 'L.s.-
chipping SGsh.
NhEAT-Bul little dcins In this article. We qaotc Fed
NJ liDto l23 white laJ to iS3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-08

for the enquirer.
To tho Cisizen" OF tho %ountie nr Anelia
and SoftoS~ay.
Having been elected to the command Of :
company now in the service, I have deemed i.
it proper to resign my seat in the Gen,
eral Assembly, WITH which you were kind
enough ~ horor me at the last election. |
think | can do better service in the field than
in ~: =. s;slsture, snd deem it un~ise ard i'm
proper to hold tHo Offices at the same time.
Besides, you have men among you disqualified
for military service, who are "-:--ndy fitted
to. represent you. SoEe Que oi these ] hope
you will elect to fill my p'e"e
For tins. high complime-- you paid "a ~sleciing
me during my absence and without any ca.
pectation on my part | shall be duly grateful
as long as live.
am, with high respect,
Your feliow-citizen,
RrcHARp IRRS.
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Ar7ArArAs CorroNADs.-We translate from

A~r7AKAPAs CorroNADs.-We translate from
IL'ATsat Coureur" the following:
The Creole women of Attakspas have been
mixing for a long time, out Of the cotton
grown upon the soil, certain goods much
,esteemed in tho markets of the South. A
vomso can mako twenty five ellis ian ell is a
yard and . hafl Of cottonade a month, and
this IS worth thres dollars an ell, which makes
seventy Eve dollars The expenses Of fabri.
cation are small. Twsyears sincea Tennssr
sean brought into Attaks3as a certain number
Of machines to cloan, card Ind spin tho cotton.
Ihere are now in tins region about q huaarcd
Of these machines: capable otAuskips 800
els Of cottonade a month. The cd.onads sells
ut = price reduced to one dollar ana seyenty-
fve cent? an ell The machine imported from
Tenuessse does not occupy more th1a foui'o or
five square feet, and can be worked by tS,
children.
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FOGTICAJ
(fron the Hsw 0r:ssns suEeay Deli,
SONG OF THE SOUTH

The Geniaa Of the Western Worl:
Stood silent By the sea;
A bloody spear was in her hald.
Il Nation would be free.
Around her feet the gath'ring h:s,,
Came panopiicd for war,
From orsnge groves end vine. ciadif
Their shouts are hard star;
10 brotherhood they ono had dw.!.
Beneath tho hg trees shade,
Together at Gods shrine they kncj.
And.at His affairs prayed.
For spurious fame, on insane youth
Burned the E,hssian dune;
But thou, with more relentless hat,
Fred thy country'a home
And wien dark SamN!'z sea eil,.
Sent forth its iccE rain,
Tho lempio built By PATRIOTS hoa3;
81 thee was rent i'll twain.
One cry waa heard ,hroushor. i:
Bv every wind twas tos,,
i"liherty our fathers wca
Shall no, by US be lost.
To arms! To erlns Arise! Arise
E;cspe from avsry mouth !
List 70, the Nortn's fanatic sh6u.
To eatjrsatet tn South.
gsck from Firginia's sacred hills.
Polluted by lis Slaves,
Back f:jn Eentncky's mountain r. /.
Or give then. bloody graves
Back trou Missouri's purl;ng stre.,:.
Whose waters wed tn, see
From the savaonahs of,he South.
Back from tho Tennessee.
Strike az the brave Magruder s,ruck
Upon Great Belhel's plains.
Where M~ecklenourg renewed to- ;
fmhlbad from patriot veins.
Remember how bold B.auresara
JmplrishAbiy won
:. warriors III on hisiory'o eals
Beneath that July sun.
Remember the devoted bio-,G.
By vensi Hess!ans shed,
How Barlow, Burt and Bee were "a:
Among the gallant dead
Remember Laes5urs's bloody bNss
Your EtCs:JeI azL al.:;s
Ana beat thcin back TO s~ra,or7y sra,v
2cRes;h Atlantic's waters.
Remember Sp'insheld'f g!ddy heit.,
Remember Lexington ;
Strike SIS your brothers struck b.ig,,
For the land Of Washington.
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~aC2IrnY,s 0TEICi:
WIZ VIZ
H~lCunOSD. Va, APHL I'm, 80.
fsNo GE3!ssE J ARNOLD, "oMmIssTo.rk u

HlCuHOSD, Va, APsL I'm, 50.
fsNo GEvisE J ARNOLD, rommIss1o:rk VI
I LlAQJFNr aau F~0RFEiik. LA:u: Fv- &
'lEIt COUNTY
ei:-py vi.tue OF Tie prov1.oss Of sr &c, :: nr yyS
Assembly, eut!tled "An set 70 sniorse psyueG: o., ..!.:
due f'em Commissioner OF delinquent aat 10 e
l.at.," pa.ssd March IS, lsG2, I shali, 90 Ii. let.
OF NAY, l:e!, 1ie, 10 the Circuit Court OF tie g:
h:'hnond, sp accurate account Of the 4 mount Hct'e'
account VI ss!ss or Tor sLvd Ard. d linQurrt !aaGs e
hy you 81 CorEiasnrrr A. Aforesaid, 4. be s,s :tt
!..n Il. ceT;IcS:ss OF cIerss who Certified be '..j "a
and the Attorney Genv.a! sri b. instructed 10 -.
Judgments on tie said lUI Gag Of May, iS! &c:
principul, iIleIes', dan zee, and eosis provided icG Is.
- | sod -, personal 60 Ice cannot be given Is r.sc:
the puzzle eusn7's occupation o: the Country ttsI<
reslIe, ihis publication Il m.de 10 notify you CT tDe
Gnd place Of no Intended na:on Tor JUDGMENT.
Given untsr my hSpj lhIs oiL day Of April, E;:.
J. 81. bESSEfr
April I-law5w Aud tor o; Pubic Accoga
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wisE x3UAVEs,

uIHE undersigned ID -~nlts,.ns 5 coDpS6y u l:;I.,
4 ror the ?O:h Regimen; rirgi0ia Volunteers, " U.,.
iL. WEE 2oUArEs. II COZ p!!nentof the n cory q
Ius Capin.r Wise. THIS company VIII b. ir,:sst.
,r. C. i. pardlgon &c the 2onnve dfl! Of ihs 5'.E-
!sutry and taught nY him the bsson,t saric:., /
f%.rs!iar 10 g.! its dr' al. sad baviaK AID ID C-pi-ia c.
~, trsnslati "A Of tho fEencG w,rs.sl E:roartHs
his ability 10 !as.ruc: 10 :ha! iI.il col Iet hg ,.t,;.,
Mil.;,u .Ecf .'rs.rio2 to ca;sr ;aii service ~. =;
III undrrsi,ncd en- i.tI street. enc door SbSve Nj
usual bounty Of -. vii be paid n" uea VIZ. IT,,
into the Confederate service.
A,r,l An nE +. tS..EU
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MILITARY s0TlUES,


M " II " N.V Z
T1,IIF undersigned being authorized by The se....
War 10 RAISE 4 company cf L!sh, ~!atsn,:y e
Wx-. aai h,yi.g united viii VT. Charlie Ii. In,
Mr.. Is. ! Ec2!e .ca 10 tie enterprise, lea cr.:..
crlIJng nE;ce OF The rss: sid: q .tta I:reos, ,:,
lain AtG bank streets. Men s~riidirg 10 us 80
vii! receive the u,rsi bounty. TIL. COMPANY Ei d:
part az the B.tt.Lon a 1lfnntry / eJni rs,sec :,
sco,t, & who nay L. found 81 the ssne Sc.
jOhS HlCal.
k, T-Iir
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WANTED,

4 c. upan.rs ir, e tie Niiii,, 90. mt. errd :. T..
'tcttrs,.. service, nor under uArchin. otLsrs. 10 t..
.hs :lrh Regiment Virginia Volunteers, low i. b. e.
rr. { 20. Yisr III, u,r.i bouEt? VI 40 NJ! t. =.
lrI.
ca er. IL irias 70 raise coI.par:.s, or haV!a. :.
Mica already sol-T.6 but Lot Ii So: re met ssa {.
popd ~i,h ,h. uidsE=.sued =; GicEmurc. "a.
NAT TYR
arri Sim L'so'eEhGI C.S:
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rsa.CskUIr. &ANTEp.

fEthE undersigned having been s~uthoring ~ us /:
L tary OF War snd Br!ssc!er General H.. 4. Wa
lis, and muster into service s company OF. ~llfsst!y 1"
war. Ia, op5oe' an office a. schsd's" W;EieiIa lei! i"
20 those who ale Silias 10 Enroll FOR the ta.s."< y:
gauptry, / bounty CT tHJ and .25 for clethiiL 81 b:
rf.o:s jesi..pg sgnrl;uteI for tie SG!, and aon.;ss
lr Il VII" T5Lt - enlist ~ substitute!, VIII srpiy 3
oL;H-. Lieut. ii. EiIa.
Wise Lsg',n. UE.e 1.ead sGcrt, between Ct: O..
Mach lit
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Welsaru that Prince, Polignac, who b rs
hssn' for some time on Gen. Bsauregard's stiff,
has, under tho act Of Congress, taken the oath
Of allegisnoe to the Confederate statea, and
hecous q citizen Of Virginia
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BT TIRE IOyEfiSUK 1F siEGi&1a.
A,PElCL.AM AIilN

WhEHRAs, s,VacaDcy has Occurred ia 'L- .,p.=-ehts
w :lch " Y rsui1 IL tho House o! lie.r GSeu;u:.Fes OF
te CouEsss' Of ;e5 Confederate sia'ss b2 III res :!.'io6
OF ROGER A. P.I-h, tnu Gxu:ar eec;sc rom re Ss-
tflet coD1 ssa 9: tito '!ty CT fe'erstGrs add the COCA les
OF D!nriidiP, .ChGs.sr1s.l. PoHhstG:, AaeIa. NCttoTuy-
Curua-r.--STN '"o. i--"a .oi =.i-ts reLrsc, ,hsrcioIe. v,
-ous LsT:I' e, Gcvsrior Of It's CuEEopw-a;.L II VIA.
Ills DO Le'tb7 require ;hs sergeant or ~. city std
shSF.ns e! the couuits sio'r: aid &c Lold 81 Jlcr.!vn 81
TIE hr'eEll PLACES Of voting 2rs.S!.hsi Dy isS IN iEs raid
~ sad c2GGtgs, on the 2iln Gay ci .nu p:esr.t Dou.i.
taP:IJ, iss : c<Ar.r .: Conss,.sto al he rSesucy etn5e.
balj.
- Given Cad=r ry hLcJ IS [~iov:rnoT, IN! ui,d:.
LIZ DC sesi Of tbs CoTno.s.Aith, I: sichIroaE, ;:id
- 'Eu day OF Apt, Iso2, .pc "a TIE year .: Nv
CpanoaSss.:h tbs eight .ixta.
jGE% LETCEEE.
ps TIC G-rerEo.:
GS,ksr ". nsc,sc C.,
'sor,tary or Ihs Cg=G-h-=.ltl.
z Petersburg I4pe:s p.easy 3oyy 8ple-c..
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MN.

n,,, s,o,d.v p,c,Ll.,, Anri I, !sc:, fIztpETn
Wi TviSG POTELL, youngest laughter OF .a late 90:
Euuphrsy P. Pc sell, o! Lsu:oua County assd '"e"s
yeaa ar IN, ,,.,,,uc. OF H- !.
r rucKE cornsr OF Or see and AdLmo s'rs'.,i Ss ."Tc
AFTERNOON 81 1 o'clock. The 'fiGha' " !"
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all mint Tho ESD Regiment, @hicn suffered
seyereiy at Msnnssas, n!so suffered severely
here, losing So men. The enemy say We had
l6 900 men in the fight, whilst the truth is,
not over Q 900 men fired a gun. Among The
killed YVES Adam Wise. of Rockingham, 3
member of the Rockingham Oonfederatcs.-
Amonp the wounded wore joseph, Harnsber-
ger. Geo, Shipp, J. P. Armontrout severely,
and Mcssrs. Ship, Iiddls and Lower slight
IL. Allen Jones, VIM. Carvor, David CARRIER
and Lemuel Vawters were among The u''5'i'g'
and arc supposed 70 be prisoners.
TRy ggE4Tk4TTLEIGNE F MEXICO.
Gsnta,c I. c. S.4ffJrd, Of Houston, Texas,
wr,,vs to ,i,v Huus,on 'Tciegraph' as fol
CAMP Val VERDE, n: n.
F.D. %, 1862.
E Fl, Sushipg. Dear Sir Il have good
ne WIS for YOU New Mexico now belongs 10
tho Southern Confsderscy:
On Yesterday va had u second Lessourg al
fair. The fight was opened by Capt pSfom,
COMMANDING detachment from Baylor's com
mand. consis.ing Of mis-, Walkers, OoopRood's
aud Frszier's companies, ut about sS a M
And from that time, without interruptions, Ts
tough; until dark.
,eAt several times things locked sqnally. but
We never intended giving up the ship" lnaVe
no time to give any particulars. Enough 10
say lhey fought like tigers, and as q matter Of
course, We ouyicught tba tigers this tino.
AIS P. n, we charged tho bat'sr'es, placed
oear the river md took them. The enemy
douo some Of the rallest wading across theda.o
Grade yuu ever heard Of. Oar boys followed
them 10 ths hank and killed G;:u drowned
many OF them, 49,
Or Ic-cis were commanded oy Dol. Tnos.
Green. :SIbleT having baan unwell Tor daJa PEE
vious.
Our loss is about 80 killed, ara somo GO 10
so wounded, theirs some 100 to l50 Killed, and
q grea. many voun1eS. we caFtulo" pAeceS
Of cannon, snail arms, etc.
THIS morning a A.g Of trucn cans IN and
asked to bury their dead, which wss granted.
Our force engaged numbered 1900 to 1900,
theirs 5000 regulars, Mexicans, Pixies, Peak
ers, etc.
do not believe any harder fought battle
has taken place during this war.
Maj. Lockridge, OF the % Regiment, vas Kill.
cd leading our charge. He Nas : brave aud
noble officer. Capt. Van Hoeval, Of our Side,
was also killed.
The cuep,y retrcatcd to the fort, soInotWo
| miles distant, and VIC have thpai housed there
nov.
Dsserters are coming in 81, To- time. One
! thing is sure-we have the whole country
VIZ are encompssscd about Fort Craig, and
have cut off all communication from above.
Mono IN my company are killed CT wound.
ed.
In haste. |. g. STAFFORD,
Capt. 20. c., Baylor's Rsg't.
Passengers from San Antonio ssg it "as re-
ported, On the authority OF q postscript. OF &
letter received there, that Fort Craig had sur-
rendered al discretion.
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BE THE Oyk.sETcsi GF t~fikGIEIi.
PROCLAMATION

S5TlEkEAS, { vacEAuy E.s occurred n the house Z!
~ Ueit :2tcs vi, Sirs !nIs W III .r':gEs.;"a Il hiG.tU
IKby, tbs 1eMcer s.eGt=c i.cu the L!si.!s. coaECssu y.
the couLta, CT AMELIA -! NoleSa;. .ters'a.e, /. 80
LslGgEu, Go,aras r OF b: LaGiGc:Esa.-. .; kA.:a!u, "
Vitae OF Lut.oiity YuS:ri j.. Lac Executive by la@, dc
ut. coy n 4u - tbs iter.ly u to- .a!d so.au., ci AZ: ell.
AID nctto~Ay :, b I'D az. ~s.e:ito, 1t tas 5e Yc "a piEceo Il
w Us pre.:'ioed y la# IL sa't cor",ieT. 20 ia ita Cay
O. tie p:c,sr! Gon.a tip:nj, ioT u ueiegGi. g -. the Vi.
csncy nio.s-a;i
- tive UnSrf Ey h.H6 q. GoyrrlH', sCd Lncsr
,L.6. ,the is.l Of Tie CGnnoaaz2,h, ~ kichlLo al, mi.
f~' iih do! CT SELL, le'3. a:t 10 the yea. Q! The
-tht tho e.E2ty .:ItE. JON Lai;,iiiI.
by ;ne ErS=r2Ur:
GxosGs ". MEEF0Ec,
E,Sr,ra!y OF tbs IeIDag. TCs!iE
EY- Petersburg papers rl=s.. copy. alls-e.i
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From the PentEauln.

The Norfolk DAY Book" has BEEN permit
ted 10 make the following extracts from a let
ter written BY Il soldier on the Peninsula
March 30!h, 1852
expect you bayo bseu uneasy On account
of tho rumors OF the advance Of The enemy up
the Peninsula. | bellows there is no cause for
uneasiness. 1t seems We are To 30 ~dislPpoint-
ed in our eager expectations 0; T. fight. 4.
The Yankees came up us far as
Bartlett's Oh Thursdsy. Our forces took po
sition about a mile from them aud awaited Oh
attack. The band of one Of the Louisians
regiments played "D;xia," and other tunes
about IN hour, when the Ysnkees, thinking
we we're too anxious for a fight, retired. r
1t seems to mo almost Impossible
for the Yankees to drive Us from our Position
The enemy have ia!ie- back again below
New Ma!kpt, and | am u a less 10 conjecture
what they are going to d, Some think their
movements up the Peninsula as only a feint
to draw reinio7:amen.s here, 80 rs to weaken
another point, which they propose to attack.
Toy may light suddenly upon Norfolk:
About Is regiments, besides cavalry and
artillery, csme above Bethel, though ,hcE did
not ali com up ss high rs Bartlett's:
l think an advance of the enemy is now impro-
bable, and if they do come We are prepared 70
receive them.
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WAE 7srPSKT .nkNl:
nina, ~, BIO EES,'LS OEftCE

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cySER,L e.pEcs.
No. q.
THE Iuil,w!ng piOe!. rns,!"": ~ puo;ShsI % 10 -.
L. ioia~"o" ii 81 -.
sv y,r,ur If the pou,r rested ia ne by mS 10 declare
-, -. n,ir! ,,. e; The WI. vi lia5sGl
We asps"". . -
"..p1i, ..o noel. PRESIDENT of HE Confederate states
1910. Ia ,,ocL,;r, ,hs, Mn, III. Lsw Is h.:eoy
Oh Ametipa, ~ n.as,I,.n, n: E.yt Tennessee. urder
eh'enueu ' : :; Smith. xrI I do proclaim
INC "" " Al. c,Tu jurisdiction (wIh the
..,,i. IF ~, ...hiluy inc Court, 10 take cogDi.
ase ~ ill., pror..s G: VIII, thr scir!nlir.lIoD OF tie 80.
i",r. a.. Seelnse PERSONS, tse ,saEncsilon OF Guard:sus,
to enIsr decree, AID orders for thr pHFt.;ion ana eae OF
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICE PRoyogT Marshal,

OFFICE PRovosT Marshal,
81 Pollock street, March %, 1862
The Baptist Church en- Middle street will
be opened for Divine services on Sunday the
2O.h instant. q! IL a. ~: and or each fol,
lowing Sabbath I'll! further orders. The Same
church will be opened for public worship al
3 ?. NJ, every Sabbath till further notice
Chaplain j. B. Clark, of tho 23i Massachu-
sets regiment will ~of1ciate.
Rev. Horace James, Chaplain Of tho 25:h
Massachusetts regiment, will conduct Divine
Service in the Presbyterian Church, in Mid
die street, on Sunday, at II o'clock, a. II.
The Episcopal Church, in Pollock stro9t
will be opened for Divine service. on SaadaJ
SO,h, a! II 4. H., On Zach following Sunday
OF the same hour, until further oIdsra-
At the Methodist Episcopal Church, divine
20, vice will be field Oh Sunday, at II a. NJ.
A. r. Raven, Officiating Clergyman.
By order OF Brig. Gen. JAo. &. Foster.
Military Governor Of NeEbsrp.
DANIEL MEssIaoEu, A.. Q N.
l65 Provost Marshal.
The following we take from thy editorial
columns Of last Saturdays Progress:
The Sacrament OF ths Lords Suppsr will be
celebrated on Sunday, Co.mor7nw) afternoon
at two O'clock, in tbs Presbyterian church,
Opposite General Barnsids,s head quarters
Rsv. Messrs. Clark and james, ChaPlains OF
the ga and 25:h Massachl4otia Regiments,
will administer the ordinances. All persons
who wish to uaiLe in this service nre cordial
ly invited to be present.
"Rev. Horace James, Chapisin OF the 25!h
Massachusetts teglrn ant, will o~ticiate, oPpo'
site General Buruside's headquarters, sssis-
ted ssby Chaplain Clark, d,aaother ~ assa-
chuSe,ts rerineni:"
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MiIsrLRV HOTsCE.

HAyINT besI surhort:ed ny ths Tsr Dcf.5-z
Il raise. cnlls, AID muster into service, y Gs:a {.
iCian:ry :or the War, 70 be c5mpsSe6 Of Ts.ca;.s::
COW IN the .esyice, 1 ala DESTROYS Of .Ee ee:e2v7-I5a
>~a.i,tauca Of Others. Those wt!iag 10 )rln r., /:
~pair,uti: undertaking., will pear les re 10 al s.:
address ne In witt 4, ceraeF OF Leigh std ets t!sca
March IS RUHSOT Il. sLyII