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noUNE AMI FuRNIIUNE FoM SALx.

Y5tHE sG Teti;er Intending 10 dlcc0utinue hCasek sepl?a.
1 will sell bis present ~Ke,'ieboe, With Iii t1e Furniture
therein az a great bargain. The horfs tWittih r'trYn
minutes y al. Of The UspltoD contains scnr Fl. OF =eSsG
roc..s, EGs ;4s, 81 ater, AG., With q h.teho. wnh ! roou':.
~ Tue Fr=. 10 nearly All Lew sDd fLst!Jrsh!-.
" The pnL7eis ~ JOY Cash fVr u. 6ircl:.
=, -.Iner iuf1IuaIoE apply Al tha. Uhee.
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OFFICE,

RIuHMoND, VA, APR. 31G. 1902
rS,o hISTER BAILEY, ooMNissfoSER Or rEL,N.
4 uUENT AND FORFEITED LASDS FUE LtHEI
COUNTY
slr-By virtue OF TIE provsiops Of AZ act oi.as1ensr
Assembly, entitled "Aa set - enforce payment 81 balances
dae from Commissioners OF ~delinqura! and forfeited
Iauds," passed March .3tb, lsG2, ] shall, 90 the lurH DAY
OF MAY, lsG2, file, Ia the Circuit Court OF Tie tiiJ OF
K!chmGnd, 81 accurate account OF me amount HGs'enN"
81, cunt Of e.. es OF forfeited aud delinquent Lance Ea1e
ay you a, Connisaione: ss Aforesaid, to he sscItaihsa
from the curt,a ;strs OF cI-rks Sho crru8ed tie said sales
the Attorney General will lie instructed TO ask 'o'
81 surnts or th= ssid 10Th day Of May. lso:, 1ot una
fEStipal i, Interest, damages sDd costs provided ior in'said
act and Ms pe;.ooal Eouce Cannot be gwen oy tea,'h o.
tee publIe ruetnyis occupation OF The county where Jon
.ts.ds, this puoiSat:on Il. made 10 HotiTJ you o't.e tGs
and place OF tie ihtrldsd motion TOR judgment:
Given uILer mi tahd this jim daJ Of april, ISL
J.. II. Bennett,
Aoril i-laSs5 Auditor OF Pno,ir AccouIIs.
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Cuusruns, YeslsrdaY,

). com,ullteo Of three was appointed, to act
in conjunction vita three Of the members Of
the House, to visit on tho President and III
form hirn Of the intention Of Congress to ad
journ at II NJ.
Several bil!a. in The various stages Of enact
ment, were finally disposed Of, aud tho Senate
Went iuto secret Session.
When he hour af IL arrived il vas re-
~aolee! 10 r:ol,ss the session till P. a., aad
aitei wards the hour was ex.ended to 3 +. NJ,
in order to give he President time 10 approve
Certain acts hitherto pass.d- Most, ii nc
yearly MI, the session, w.s spont with cirset
joois.
Finally, the Senate adjourned till the seconc
Monday in Angus: next.
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Na!lrOSd Accident.

AUGusr., April IA tra!n q aa.s II
the South Carolina kalI,oaI-Griu,ohia branch
was thrown oil tn: 'r.ek Saturday night.
Two persons were kii!ed ni.i oaa fatally Il.
;1rrd
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E<sRt SkLE,
4 HANDSOME k-alien' ~ ant .:tJ:e HGL6r * TIE 70
-. u.Ils C~v!Ir,ia.. iz,'itlt-, L. i3d county g hcSs.rs
ha=, Yi'gia... "a. irH ST.. hou.e, T't1 t.at: !%Ii,
Az: cou;.t:.. four or aVc roor1S, ph-sasts, dlllns rHpc',
srj L.- MI cicL III DrG:s s!uI 10 &c rooms. klcbec 'ianr-
ter ic-. carn, rarsias r and ot.-r houses; goo1 .t'lie. iud
d well -I c.c-,i-nt ~ ,t-r; s:ye1 or e.Sh: .-rrs :si'i. go.
imy.o I'D, Win .e.r:.:d fruit tees twS sa.isrs !nc!oSri
Handsome yarj, ~;b etr.S9 se.rlt0u o. Eve Is
Come sad so".
iEefs Is also n store Loose .Li ri'r shop, Viii %: az
hkaI. .cr-3 iaru Wi! .au. os.d. sIu = To. rn d ivE .tnE.e
.ny!.. : bal 10 Cat be hH u esEly s2pii'ati64 ~ ihG
uuIr.siy-.i sc Gravel Iiii, Buck:beh-n, virginia ..
vi. Ls sold, OF .,GisDped LII G:camord prorsI!'.
~ y. EbAS:iSHD.
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/ PROCLAMATION.
REFORMATION na 7ir teun recaivcd by the ESSSuti7.
4 ,hut ENus PRICE, VITO Ta9 charged aith ~:eiip:Tibs
Ylta stare. 10 teuel Gpd lsSe th:alrectlou &C Hsy ISL,
mas ,scancd from tint IGl of the county Of h0nts0my9y,
&. This Camuna~esIth, snd Il. now going 81 large, ID re-
loI-, do hereby otter g reward o! VIr hGsjrst dollars 10
auy petson or peraon, who shal srrost the aaid hEca
rrice and aelITe! HIN inio the ~ Of ssid c5aaty AMI !
80 moreover .tlulsa all officers VI thi, Comlaec" csl;h,
clyI and military, dad rJquejl ;he Pc; FI6 Hene.al:y, 70 use
iksif nr,t aI.rt!"as ~ procure tie arrest " III ea!d rriSe,
TIA; l.. may De brought 10 justice.
Given uEter my hand hs GoTernot, aud uhisr
LIS IN, lsJsrT zeal ri the coTUm0aE asitb, NJ Rien.
49, moud, th;s 2oir jay Of apiii. lr Iae yeas 1852
juE.; LETCHEk.
Sy ;he Governor:
GIN ; ". HrsIoEn.
brcreiary 4! tho Comment uaigh.
Enos P.lcs e shout A. Yeas old. nsoG: h7a feet ta
iaouss h!sh, CSC; Lair AID tee!i. sJdd cuun;esaRce.
.ur.t. ,h,.itsrs. Apt lG-chi
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GIl7IHG ALARMED -OertaIi. s.an1in3tl,rlly
people ta!k { great deal e ;s street soriiafs IL 10
lation to the lroceiseatl u tie E~auEc.:, n, II tee
"Cu 10 krL.3oEd;' This .iE.a might cous &c PISS any
lna morning. This is TO DO expected, Us trero sl-
Ways Is il every continuity u humber Of persons
With tie dser's heart aud the womGn's Isud. GEt
tring 10 4llte surc. that lnis feeling - cont1ed -
thcsy Sl.oul f-a1 always kills da!:ug 1 s~s,.lsc:s.
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shfUUH NIli,i

RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER
y6ThE Elb6srIUs: Is prepared with q fail stock OF NindSof
i l.'ov. ssatisl Lump rlAsss,: to 'app!s nesn o.Hana
.Ecclaily ~ iLyitu tho atlontiOa Of thc s.Tnais to sEis ST.
ttcle, IS = uHE.r, rsaxlsvs7I 81 fALuiaik if-pEs7es, Pre-.
ps5sJ ;r uols, from seleoI?ns OF pure nsn limp, qohhEJ
yuaraptrsd. ana .r.uiscsd 6. isa coat Shs1 IN aug vtnor
JOHN &. ULAI6URFE,
lar, OGce No. II, Pearl Street.
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NOTICE.

| TTfHTE DOLLARS REwLeD.-Tte suoys rs.stj
4 Twenty Dollars @ll bU psia fcS the appreciation sd
delivery or confinement: where ] can get hlu Of INF
HORSE. Tia sgs aiu;.h Irom his stable ST Camp Lac Oh
ths svsnins Of tho l'th april, 1862. SAID hc:s. ; . ea5,
rbcai eieec Spas high, With black man aud tell
T.. }. DAVENPORT,
%. n, I" Major Moosu's Battalion, AKA.
GINr La. 4 ptll .!i, lst!.-li~f
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Ey 4 gents usn iroTu tho vicinity OF Fred
eEicsshurg By ysstoraa: afternoons cars, We
lss5n that lie cars iiotp This city are running
t. Guinca'a p-pot, about is uilcs this sido OF
Ffeisri,ssHusg Oar troops are still nearer
fredericksburg, oeiag ab9a; siA or eight miles
distant, and picEss al: scout still further in
tns5 directior.
Go Saturday tos gunboats Of The enemy
which ascspied Ito Rappshannock, called at
Port Roys! on thcir way, and the commanders
sent woti 10 The ciliE:us that they did no,
Intend 10 modest citizsns wEo stail Ut hous.
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.t.cAsoAo, W, ha:ch I'd, Ieo2.
.>k.s tapEas, No.
,.l,.>! :: LIS c;Iy Sor eS DUTY ~in Immediately
... ..,...-.e:i = ~ haC=i atiaese HrnclIsriefs
t.5.4 .Il ~. Si:ssts.
:.ys,s, - eu.i.e:,i il Lnis UepstEsa' ncst remain
-. --&9: p3=:s, AID II found sess1i who'll Sfit
-, INA ia GoEza.aos. 81 tng;r postS, tbsI
80. 4 I-r-...5 G.t.,si I'M. i. W!SGGR,
Go-IAainy. d.
l.. K. PAHE,
.-.. Assistant siictsut GeGssdIt
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na':- r...artment u henItSo,

AEas0ND, y, A-sca II, ls69.
ra:AL 0s-.aa, -.
+; .ular.p .v=ysasi, aat ;he Jslass River and
/. -.A.-E. Ca.-. tys-rsi5, ~, fcrbiideL TO aans'
i -, IN. .:5 d: c-i ~, S~pitiisou, Liquors =! JLhs'
a,.::s.t o=S=!sS:-
a.. s-;c. L.-L::2ss - R.ii.osis and vi The said Csi.si
t~.Ss.;,:er isg.:, daily " Tue PIos3ti h.IDhh
-ur,J. e! p-.,hs.:, yassli.s vyes Ll-iF iUsds sn'
s,.ar ..f :: TIE cly q; S.eanlond.
|. l. ,a:=: i It:s. Gs.I JOHN u. T!rDLR,
Ccn1rsEdiag, Dc.
sr,-I. l.. z. PAGE. 4. A.. General
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EaC
GRANGE OF II TOURS:

GRANGE OF HOURS.
OFFICE R., F. n I. K. R. co.,
alcHAOSr, april l6, lnG2.
n and alter MONDAY, April 2lst, the Trains of thit
Coaraay will be run rs follows:
The ,iail Train Will leave Richmond Depot at . O'Clock
A. b., and arrive IN Fredericksburg. at WOW Al.
fetu.birs, viii leave frederiskSssI-sS u NJ, snc ~.
rive In Richmond Depot a. E.eft:i.
The ~Acsosasd-aoa rfallh6nstrsen 4 an0nd and Mil
ford will leave RchGuui So 2. NJ.
Returning, will leay. Milford at 05 A. d., apo ss!iVe ID
Richmond Depot c. 8 ~ A. u. = SAMUEL RUTH,
April IL snpt IEane.
(NlIEAF REaDlNG.-J. ". RANDOLPH, II!
~ Hahn street, has on band several volumes OF new ana
second hand BOOKS, Ia nearly every department Of nte-
nature, which ere oGese4at HALF PRICE. el3 worm 0
resjaole volumes Til! DO sont (wken forwarded oY z.
pre5s CT Railroad the freight will be 10 os or u mors)ios
IS .so.
IAGO.-Tvo clIes 600 l0so Sage .cs sal: b ~
- 6:srchT po'ASe0'
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Ex-sECRrTAkY. CAMERON ARRESTED H. 10 2Ua
PRIsED AID IuKTIEire.

- S-g
PRIsED ND aoKTIEiFb.
PHILADELPHIA, April ls.-Es Secretary Ga.
uIgron " 81 arrested in this city to day Oh Il
warrant issued nv tho SHERIFF. officers, On COM
plain, Of Pierce Butler, for allega4 Illegal de-
tainsE il Fort Lafayette.
yo>night q hundred citizens, headct tg a
nunber Of public officers, visited the rtsidCncc
Of Mr. Rltlor ana RECALLED him with The noise
of horns, t1dles and other discotdans ins.Tti
ucnt5.
Mr. Cameron bad .Gsdc ready to Start for
Europe at an early period, and this arrest will
materially Interfere with his arrangements.
Mr.. Wall aad friends, of Burlington, II. j.,
have been in town all day, ssitins 10 cRstigato
NJ. Cameron Tor the arrest Of hr. "pil las!
fail.
The * Secretary ia gt1rdad by the unifs I'd
States Marshal, the District Alto ney, and 9TH
crs. For the present SIR. Oamsroa has de-
,larcd his Intention DOT to sail for Russia until
The CASE in question is disposed of.
Tic arres; took him entirely By surprise,
and .ccgsioned muck moTt:lcaiIoD.
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rLLs.lS.t, s 90

4Ini.SiSlNA4'D!t'S .ALh.
k.E!LL lie SD =; IL. oiitce - iGLtlaE : 60! As9.
tSI HnSGa,, On TUESDAY,, ;tc "a :ta c.OLti. II g.
20 To.a-n :uc -. 't:'irsu. ~htiyrs:nt 20 TO st'u.e -
SvUr,s v D.,;,. cs"cis"G.
~ Gu'EGs:, atH.ui'IaLr
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.,,,,. peparIIheni or Henrtc",

..r, .y.,nsEs, S'.S
H.''' ,... s.iy .. GsSerl Orders no. IS. Hcsd-
:.~s4a.A. ..>,a.>a: ;: s sli : ,; ~ y.o s.,'o Of s pss.
-. 81 -! 4. ---'- e, .Y.i, 10 Glocers, Comu,hsloa
..s'ri -. F%"iN,'. p L.,:sI Of dealer In prorls."na
.:.a,s' 80 '.g: ,y...ass!ng ten n!lct Of sornt:y
sa&- ~ . III ,.ss :: provisions must conform
- t-:t 81 1''S'st,.r ~ adhered TO. both Sayer
Js:a:. 40 =: -" : t.a.S,men, as msy be Imposed
q - : T;..-.i' 80 ,Ge produce Gus s,l: viii be for.
, ,s,' e. 49,. =, AZ L interested 'E 'Aa sale, 10 s1'
4. %,rli:p-, S-.' 80 Gsa'I john Ii ~lEDrR,
49,. '"s l. l. PAGF,
Assistant 4dlutsat Gcar III.
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pr.Tu y, r1yopoHs FkELiaaarTsEN.

Tns.E n Th~odore freliaghlJsen die al his
rcs,:snco ia Newark, N. j., On Saturday. tbs
IL b Est, aGier & lingering illaesi. liz vas
IL iesIS Of ago.
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...,rr. SIC pur,uienI or Hcnsic". |
,.Jl" S.yIsrsp, Va, March o, lso2.

N!lLNNsV, VI, EaTCuV ., W.
~ a.s= Ma; =,
--..;.,,uf ic;cis sed boNd.ag Houses -!I
-sr,.: 10 30 Provost MaEtnal, the leines o.
- n,u nou,t:, ina the names u All sh'tr per
,r.,,.,r. 4 list III arrivals Will also De
l'& 90. r-.vs., Msrsh-i tstce cvriy day, 81 TIE
,.,, " ,ud 7. NJ.
:. .:nr.e .eep,ssa nt owners OF n.eAs ana oue'
h.. al. tclo;t 10 the iFruScst harshai, tfe TO-
.,,nle. Mad number Ct th.Glr horses, backs,
.I also maze dsily reports " PERSONS ,tom lhe
t. .t, atty, rUit,ns s;:is- "'et''.,"f Ii" ne'r
-, ,,fmit,G II ns corporate
80. -f, =, = hack VI vt:Icl''t.:3 u On h9fse'
-, , p,.-y"rI. Drivers u 'Itt coaches hts
a-:air. :Icsa ish!Es passengers 81 Ally poil'
- ais u epautry Under sisrt'Sl Law, e;tori
- ~, INC It city OF To iistAnt places. unless
-. 80 sri. Gea. JOHN q. HlSDER,
O~a;u.umAudiug. 10.
/. Il AGk
A. 4. GeuarGi,
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From FORTRESS MONROE:

TIE Fortress Monrae correspondent Of the
Philadelphia "Irquifer" writes uadsr date OF
April l2 as follows:
Tie grumblsrs here are indignant because
the Monitor and the Vanderbilt did not attack
the Merrimsc when sho cuuIe out and Captured
thFss OF our transports.
II is very evident that the Merrimsc t,ss no
intention CT placing herself in a position where
she will hazSrd a fight with either Of our strong
re"sela Tho Mcr:imac was ct no time in d
position where she could be attacked with any
chance Of success. 4! leaat this is tho opinion
ol Oil experienced naval %Lticer, who was on
the ramp1rts at Fortress Iunroe when the
Mt,rimac came out.
The "Aerrimac; and her naval c)npa7ians
remained in sight near Sewelrs PO!nI th-ursh
out yesterday. 'i'no former vas eyidea;ly
aground, and during lie AFTERNOON Two or THEE
Of thu large steamers made determined ~etiar.s
10 pull her ol the shoal. 'lowafds aisht thby
were successful, and 81 steamed up the risot.
This morning a snail tug Vas seen nosr Ora
ney Island, plying about. rnt he fast have
not appeared.
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~: ,:;:.r&plt s.:vta, ..ui>n
EE.srUS 5. R0WNTREE

IS,.i: 81. ~ - o'@Io.s,i iii .aii al A;c;'1c, Eis't;
A lHti. nSGRuEA GrCrQ& DAVE
acr.inE,
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MkTECrULITAN Hall beautiful ANA ps-
thttic aijiicu Wa ma'ic 10 Lose N.i!ory'r ta.uoua
Wal IiIuptra'iurs" last n:g!.L, /, va TINT u u
~scnhI.i EYlu .,crr .;.enr :s!Gs DcInc tom the
sccuc u r,i:oG. caring tie battle OF Man.sr"-, by
n snidirr, :. eoiuple!ef 1.e.e vt nechsniam IL tho
sutonl.inn line, 1t Is ti;iticult H. conc.i:.. Tue Ill
lG.lutioG-'' hIe ~ be scrG eSefy G'Ghi. Jo-ucErow
rao,n!ug D .iatiure :, yiy-n.
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$3.50 ~
,.rtcr. pep't. oE kfehficoI
,isa's RICHMOND, VA, Aprn IL, lsVs.
,<ss.t e%EDsR.'
-l.u-. hi. LSte, the Issuance and clre1la-
EnV" ,,i,.! 90 eI Afe strictly prohibited. Notes
80. -. "a he redeemed Ia hSnkahle funds
~, 3, suj must al oaee oe w.thdrsWn HON
>.u. th;, order !u ANY parusular Will be
!ur'%' NM, 4 = ,r.Ye ~etience, AMI will De subjected
.,'s .esa Punishment Sc may De Imposed " q
Wis., .:s: GSaersI JSo. u WiSpsa.
-. /. K. PAGE,
A. 4. GeueSal
-. ma .,sprciur Generals oftce,
A"'' RsCIsoNp. April IL, lsG1 }
.aau o.DSEs.
ylIlTakY COMMANDERS are directed ana
| um;sIs ii the Niire Buts,u Rte suitvl.AyIc
! - N II. h-nis Of private Individual n.r
- &c.. 10 ell u OF ssk more :hSo rIS 81" Ian
CsTurss,es Of imlrrssne nt wiz ~ u. ,h.
. -. n->.:s SIC .r!tufe, which w'L AZ tbs
= ucary WHEN prrSentst TO urs 'n"S ,Ir,, ~
.s.9,o .: ias money nsF &c f-'
n .ETtHMATsKS ere d:':;''d 70 &c 80
~ ,~,vlts,:vL 10 Aittc eve: MI e'"@' ao'SiU
y. :g:-=Sfi % JuuS wITuESs,
~As.stsnt Atlatanl COOL.
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IIrTauN ,AaE UFnlaTrAMI CLrC,i
nrSagr. n"NcuxmS Co., .,us.s.
.n.i:.t. So.

sss.:.t, Crr'SG.S, NOl.ASSE.s, Sc.
al AUCTION
- y TrEehAF, tcs =gn !"st..;. ecG1.Go!g. a. 20.
G'ciot., Nc VII. .sii =: oar nGs:!.n Store, M 4: c.s
CtrEt Of GTOcrrcs, .c, rVr,-.2y !c par: oG
- ahl. - .ar, 81 - c:S:'c s....;s.
81 og., E!J .ld IahA IUiec.
- LIl: p:!:.. Ipi .s.e4
Pep ~. 'f.nSr:, f!mertc, CarJy.
lierces Rice soils, r.ps.. Ns.s.F:s. 49, -.
TSns--C..a. sac WHOM. re.SrG 10 Sc .Ge:.
Ar.i ,.-;t- Dua!.Dr, HO.ICEEG ~.
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S@T0E 5sH Uf Gs1H I;n"
@> cJIRER .-co!ou.l Roger 4. Fryer hsyirs s--
signed liz SCAT 10 OVnsrtes, all3S u IL E6hi.a:s. through
yonr p.per, lhe Hon. ia ~ 4. seldom, Of u ,ccnlerd
Ia MI tho vacancy thui ccca-ioE.d. Let 81. ssdd3n ~
norn &c himself az S caadidats, ald We feel sSsursd a!s.
&C vii be eI.S,ed without oppotiLou FROM my paI of tie
district. 6uea a tribute viii be s:alusaIy due 70 oLe o. the
| paTtst Snd wIse,t stalesasn OF the Con.odrEscy; and the
prrssntis { pariot WEES. he County claIni arord &c ds,
pcuce sitL the heT vice VI suSL II Iuna ~ lij POOL, 9: rsrtl
,nt responsibility. IASi f0iERr.
Anil ll-tlu.
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}iBragg, BeauregaId and Breckenridge es-
capped. The battle lasted thirteen and O half
hours on Sunday and eight hours on Monday,
when tho enemy fad. We captured all their
cannon except two or three. Among tho
batteries captursd is the famous Washington
Light Artillery Of New Orleans.
The above is from Henry Bentley, special
correspondent OF the Philadelphia Inquirer.
ZEN. VIZ. l.. II. WALLACE.
The Gen. Wallace So seriously wounded in
the battle Of Pittsburg Landing, ~ General
Wm. L. Il. Wallace, who served with distinc.
ton in the First Illinois Volunteers in thr
Mexican War.
ST. LouIs, April l5.-Sevsral gentlemen,
connected with the army at Pitlsburg, arrived
here yesterday; among them is Uapl. LagoH,
Of General Grants staff, who IL thu bearer OF
General Grants official report Of the battle OF
Piltsourg They left the a1my.o Friday
nignt.
General halleck arrived at Pi,lsburg on FRI
day, and immediately assumed command Of
the army.
Gen. Grant, in his official report, estimates
our loss at 900 killed and $500 wounded.
The loss of the enomy in killed AMI left Us
| the field is greater than ours. In wounded
an estimate cannot be made, AS many must
have been 5snt to Oorinth aud other places.
Tho loss Of artillery wa5 Very great, many
pieces being disabled By The enemy's shot,
aoue lasing all their horses ard many men,
Not less than two hundred horses wero killed.
The rebel army has its~ headquarters al the
foot Of Pea Ridge. extending two miles FROM
Uorinth. The advance of the Union troops is
eight miles from Pittsburg L%snding, leaving
q space Of Only two miles between tho oppos-
ing arlnies. q battle tuav b. fought at any
moment. We have the strongest assurance
that our army is rnady ior the encounter.
CiNcISNATE, April l5.-Tho Cincinnati
"Coulmeccial' has inform, alton from a reliable
man, who left tbs battle ground on Thursday
evening. He estimates our loss in killed al
from 1900 to ! 500; wounded, 3 500 to i, 900.
missing, $500.
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CANDIDATES FGR EfF;Gs:,

H-s-H-rHJ-r-s->- --rH.n
E~Iv ~ EoTsIss or 'ist. lrs.
CIV " P-icTsturs krd the 'CountrI ~ D!nwILdir, Chez
tesnsit, %PowhAtaa. Anglia, Hr:.s.GJ. c4r:"r::nEa,
Qovcl.lsnd and Prince GccIs
You will seJE ien Tie 80 iaSt4atl sDTe IL Ill! Sc "a
oaEcy caused by th- rea!h 4alon u Jour tai. krpreseata
tive Ia Congress-. kJitarr The tlnie h"f the circumstance
ri The ecpbLry make = CANVASS appropriate, Snd. hire
fore, Il Will not, / trSst, Er aerC.sI rIs.u upta2 Us, 4 NJ
past u diir-spect!Il 10 yes g, 5i-lI'LI 10 The .cqn-t.
i:ttndi 10 ths District, iakc this mode q pIg:S..!at u j.
SELF Vi : candidate fuT Sc.r sutr.sss. DcEE:=etL, yt...
and f.c.le onslLuuOn from TIE ssrTiSe Ii arms, IcT a.vai
Ealufaliy due from tLG Capable, ! au Reluctant ttal rbat
ever 2o~ers CT n!hd or body car cvnlgLa should not
be oh.eged n the grand strdgghe NJ LTe making E: Al
nah LUGs deaTe-t-l.lte. a .n.r AZ! lldcpsIt'.- o.
my fidelity .Gi arTS,;os 70 our chC"r i heei gave Il" vs.
su.aIcc. sly past pubic oo-rse, tIv=ryeS tuaat!e) n;
sTr.y Interest, aud tie iuIis-t cUg7ici;oLg u: NJ hrrr.
MD ihinJ, piedse Ne - II. IL Itlu Ftspec;i IL .!"t j!ier.
/ pserur:c, !raiD MY. Esrther eaadiistee u yCisrs. ~ The
Dlslfis. ALI are dou1t.esa GBlted III tic hf:.rft receive
to :rpel to .he utter:nssI ihe s.E5s!oG, EVAo;nI c: ouE
suthIcss zoe, aud The suujusa,io1 .; oursr.vr- AZ: coun.
t:y IL u.Gi: Crushing tyranny. AL minor itsI-nces, VILE
tnSr Ct ~: Party opiriCas VI VI oisetse y ,smtnt o."
norG sccant .yrps. mutt La new ausor5 ID daring Lhi5
s:l.ls al our iest,n!es ~ the s1'c desire 10 coEcru;sAte All
our RESOURCES hEi tECrni~s, aOd direct ITEM with iar
.rrstcry Si1lol lid susceSr. AZ there never wnh n tiur
EheG Il ~ns more essential TO our people :" have In ser.
vice the most judicioI- sud capable, ~ iOGGaat' ly never
did fewer considerations OF u petty or I.srty nature e1i,t
10 bli IS Or ~prriuficr ihetu u selection. In pr-Srnilo2 ray
name 10 you, far D. Il Lac IL Ire personally &c arrosh,c 81
prrlorlty or clatIn T.ieieIrr vfer VIher caIjiirt-,.
ghs.e merits ! cheeriu.lg arkn0si,dse. ". c L, rhr
duty OF es.imatlon sLd itri lou. ] oaiy eul.IS- lac a..
ruis Of your choice Ia submitting such sapse':;c- i"r u.s.
uinesI ~ partial fr!rhd' Iapp6ne me 10 F'tat.a L" :ecI
fee Confederation and cG!u- Judgment. !: EUae.rd ty
your ..ieGtivL, l IkHil ctTt.i lily, viz uTdc: r-i.., .i
ey - ~seusIbIl:ty 10 jour Kidd appreciation drvJiG ET
beet IA ,u,ue5n 10 yaur srT-cs. II auGLfe1 DO Ut efCrTei IA
uCst SurLay, ! ca tesGiiy sa4a!eeco Ia. your judgC:hi.
and CONSOLE myself ty rejecting thai wEi'. lie may Prove
iuurs adequate IL lhe yrATe iule; aLa responsibilities o.
the RsyEGs.DtalTe Trust. E,Te al least sviGcsi IN Ills
~eIissncS equal willingness 10 Ecidc IT &c ny cruaIry AID 10
you, ny FELLOW ti,isns c: tie DHi;!ct. Ill the serTicr II
my poser TsT5 respectfully Sonss,
Adj lc JAMES A. sEDD-S.
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Je%TN IME vOTEits 1F IaiG 4tis
HNS CONGRESSIONAL DlSrEICT.-ln ToIpoli. 10
pubic cad rrivate Invitations, ! hare tie honor to p:erelt
Iry,elf to my felo citi1 en5 Of tbs I'll: District a. 6 csGdi'
du,e fos their ~hutrages to I'll the Ieai IL Congress vacated
by the fesignatloo Of Hon. Roger A. Pryor. IN ann"une,
Ing N yarlf, permit NE 10 congratulate my fellow cit!G-us
that, anil the Lhross Of the mighty cvGTulsUn. nov ag!t-.
ing this continent, psriy politics Is withdraw iran TIE
II era OF .isbstr, col the great popular heart 81 tee ooIb'
try pulsatet respective alone " IN. Gala Of Fits!o:tsn- IN
TIL. great craIs of oGE :atoa=I eAis.e.ce. TIE Its; Si!o'-
sie, OF The Government AEi TIE highest ritGs OF The pee
pie shOu aid be cvusecIatej 10 tie vigorous prosecution Of
the wac until every lost OF southern soil shall know not
the foul tread OF The Fandal .aTadcr. The independence
Of these Confederate States MV,t Es rst4hl'sbsd. Let u.
he Of one mind and one will, AID all will yet he VEIL
"shluh' sends forth d ray .! hope, slidiLS liz .ioCl. OF
the PASTA Lsrb!nser OF rnai success.
Lay the Lvnnr to br
Syrru 1.a1,zrt -. v1I,
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF 4JlEKICA,
QSAHTEea .s1is't O5FioE.
RIchAGud, Va. Apl -, go.
2 GGh TONS OF Ha y, shest orts, Eoddar,
1sCcO 2hack and straw Immediately wanted for
tt.ATET. Fa:mer. will pie.ia sen4 forward all their ioT
for age Without delay, Tor ~tlct the high.s, price will De
paid. JOIN +. WHITFIELD.
AGlnl-t Captain sGd \. {. ii,
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Among other persons arrived this morning
from Baiun,ore, We're OjoIHent B.. Barclay,
ESQ CcmDissioner Of tho State Of Pcnsylva-
MIA, and Dr.. Bigslow, tie will known Ameri.
can Physician Of Paris, VITO VAS ON FRIDAY
last appointed Brigade Surgeon. Mr.. Bar
clay will immediately proceed 10 the encsulp,
mcnts neaI Yorktown.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

ORsTIiA?C.- 1t If lutiInatuJ, un Pietty good
authority, tat !. cuUosr oil the hsch-oSner here
have withdrawn thor vchicle- from Tie ,lrae,s, in
preference &c serving the pGehc at tie rates pre-
Jcribod By the city ordinance, uuG "ticn General
Windo: suye theJ ANAL observe. Tie cEiy, way 10
bring thesc gautry 10 a Prope! up:7=ciptis- OF Ahe;r
dCty is ~ impress their Idle hCrHsc aut sead t.SIn
to Inc Peninsula, where hoTsa-tesh Is said TO u.
needed. %o De!.c"e this course will Ds adopted IL
.e!c.cass 10 both public >uud private c:ldpge 4Gi
ot,,yr horses
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NOTICE..
nj gentleman wishing 20 procure q "sCbsIlfIfs
"a. Tor Ire war, csn do 50 by ~ap2lJ.os at this ot:cr.
ID. io-Il i.-dan