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.' -1as cossy OQDrt of Ptttsyivapia
ens "osS apprepnassd ei5Goo for tks pss.
Us T" ais. 70 b. d,strtbuted among ths
ss!.. sS'ss is.s . 81. ,ssr ID ,us =, no .er
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kiCBAoHp, May g, 1874.
n pursuance Ct orders received from the
L surgeon General, all sick soldiers who have
been transferred from this hospital to private
houses a"e hereby required to report within
twenty tour hours either IA pc son OF through
SONS feau:sr s.faCti Toner II medicine mil.
tery or evil. fai .ns to DO WHICH they will Re
advertised as ssertsrs. l. JOYNExS
C,y 24--it President
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PER SONAL.

feERSONAi..-~In reply 10 aa advertise.
! msnt in 10 Dispa ten, several d avs siace
thqutEins IL M sIIrH. OF the q. ) A ny, vvas
al:ge. &C., have u reply. thas If an, lie
person aiiu led TO, any letters ddrssaed to ne,
l2th Mississi ppi regiment, Go. "B,r ga, taia
Ton RIalIiks's, I.ichDond Va, vii come
safely 10 hand. WA. II. STIT&s
NV 24--2t%
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I'd o A r D + h s

4 few gentlemen and their wives. or sinxl
gentlemen, car secprs BOARD, y 18th comfor /.
abs rooms. By applying u. Mr. W'JODARD'S
on Grace street, between u Ind h. Also, q
fe - table hosrders eau Be accom- rnodatsd.
my A-8ss
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"a aA-a .A~f, % .s<s 4 IA, .~s..

4 T TIJN, WISE dOUNTED
"A o. RD.-Every menI Der O. tins com
papy VIII r.port themselves at CsTp Bow
ards Grove THIS AlAsIN(r. at 9 o.. lock
=. d. AL failing to do SO viii be treated as
describes
As slsc;ion for Juuios I.iente. ant will tak
place az 10 o'c.oa8 4. NJ
HAWLLY, Captain,
my 24-lN Wise Mon ted Guam
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QL.DEE HOSPJIs!.

kIcHGOND Nay 2Sa, 500. {
& LII patients regisGei ed IL this Ec5r.,sl sud
- allowed IN 90 81 private quarters - ere here.
oy o aeEea % seort IN 1atsiy, either in person
or throc sh sens resu,s practitioner Of m dcins,
military or civil Fail g IL so they viii be "a
ycftissd as GeseFt.ls.
By trdeT Of tho Rn,eeon- Genera, G. s.A
ST GEORGE PHAC1y a. ga
any 24-I,a s,,@...{. -
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HXsDa'Rs All Va CAvALky

HXiDQ'Rs 1 II "a CAvALky
!Sesr MeadoW's Hsioge, May q, 1862 !
4 hcM"Ea Or hEn belonging to this
"a segment are b ent without leave II
names, anc The circumstaDces nuder xhirn
they !e<t, sill be YnDs shed
b rrder OF Col Il IL RohgRrsoy.
WALTER 4 asET.N, adiutant
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ID q a r. ID i n q.

~ y q II " q
Two gentlemen and their wives. or .i~r,s
gentlemen, can obtain two verv cnm1ors. ~
furnished -ooms, with board, In a nv; ~ ~
Capitol Square. Address 0USTAYTIS
ton cmcs. my - -<t&
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LOUISIANA HOSPITAL, I
Richmond MnN D $50

tIVC NA l.,
Richmond, MnF 2S rsS2 {
HCT-P ATiENTS CT this Hospital are re.
QoiIeu 20 report at thiE Hospital Wi Lin
"a hours, either In person or thrc ugh SONS
regular practitioner Of medicine niittary or
civil. Failing in Ibis, hey will be adv. Used
as desagters
BY order CT sur geoa General.
Jas. v. COOK,
my "a Il Ass't Surgeon in cnarre
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ANUS II m ENIS.

nfUaMOND VARIETIES.
X THIS EV EHiNe, May a.
BY reQuss., the tysgic play OF
JAUK CADE
Dance. Miss Mary Pattington.
Aud tbs iaTce Of
POOR PiLLIOOUDY.
RT see Programme
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A1OTIOE-DeliLQGsn cent consumers OF gas In
IL jefferson Ward are herebyr' tidsa that
II tasy fail pay their sas Ills before The
hour OF o'clock r. n to-day. they will he
deaIt vita according T. he rtQuisemsah of
the following exuEes f-o.1 me ordinance con-
csrnirg The Gas WDals:
By az CrGis6nos passed 5y tAe Coanel. Mag Ga,
1855, II any bill remain unpaid for TN DAYs
max after that or which II Is presented, ri .
Audi Tor shall notify the Superintendent, WAC
shall stop the gas from bsia used cn The pre-
nrises in respect 10 which the default sxistss
and Ii nor paid within YfsrsxS DAYS nvs PSF
cent will be added 10 ths original amount Of
tbs bi AMI Is shall be placed in he hands OF
the city Collector.
T. b HsRRtSOs, ter
m AL, n. T.. STATION Auditor.
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81 JAs u TAyLoR = sox, Aae.fer,u..
T ARaE FEAHED BUILDING ON Byrd


r ARaE FEAaED BUILDING ON Byrd,
belwsen and lota streets. AT AUC-
ION We viii sell, upon ths premises, on
W EDNESD Y tie 2sth day OF May, com
IN sncirg a. ~ o'clock =, ~ tbs large framed
suild,ng ioca.st as above. Ia ,ely In the occu-
raDcy OF Mr. + Ronsoh. jsc'a, as q machine
Top. together with ot Of personal pro-
perry JAS. & TAYLOR d SON,
my Is AucsionaeYs.
- EUEIf k,-'5 s.,,L&a OF VALUABLE
&c PERSONAL ESTkTG.--Ae Receiver,
appointed oy tie ii. cui. Court OF the county
OF hsnr,co, by Its decree Of May 2, 1854 ] viii
expose 20 sale at pr bic auot lion ON the premi.
SIS. on TUEsDAY, the 77th May, 1861, ct the
farm of DR.. james Sheppard, on The Deep
Run Turnpike, about seven miles distant
from RiclguoAG, AU of the personal e1ecso
thereon. consisting of valuable Household
three Horses, stock OF Hogs Cows, CROP OK
Corn, Fodder, Hay, Shucks, &c.
Previous to the sals Of the pe rishablo prop.
cry, tie farm will to rented and tie negroes
hired out
yzRks For tie parishabis ELECTS, Gums Of
$50 and under, cash will be required; over
taat amcrnt, four months credit, for an.
proved, endorsed, nego gtaole paper, With In
ssrest added. For the rental, bond With sp.
proved security, pay able lst January, LIS.
aEOaaE d. PLsAsAMTs.
Rscsivsy.
JAnss N. TArlos 4 sos. Asotions.fs.,
nv -
IEMSDISTBLY after The sale Of the sbovs,
i v:si1 he scii about 500 CORDS OF seasoned
FORE wOOp, three miles from the city, near
Wilkereon's shop.
myA JIM T. 4 SON, Aucts.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
THR FIGHT AT DRURYs BLur,
NORTHERN ACCOUNT.
BURSTING OF A PARROT GUN

4 SERIOUS DEFEATdDHfrTcD
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Mo- h al, Ou.-psn.ntt resistsIe. ~ tas
IN Barn4f Hospital, will report within "a hoars
s.'hr in ps'aon CT through some resula, prech
tiolsr o. Cec.cus, railt AIRY OF civil. Fa;;u2 to
co which, Lhe9 will be sdva-t,ee. Ls d.ssr>ars
Nh. ALEX. THoM Z. a r..
NV "a ~3tN Snroeor H,,re- Es,,ns,,
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ElS SnSrI HISS annie
| ornmnei MAS 8 K.
Er12A i1r Z Il
BGrus Miss HOLLIS
Srooks rniss Nancy
l B.alsioTa mrs
| Bridges mis- M C7
| Bradley miss Mary s
cr> IL rAtss EioFea Is
Bradford Il>s 4 I;
BIauuo'I MISS taIt
| a SEE ,nTS ~ j
| Cadn - Il. : IL -
| OAaea mrs T.
iJ&r-sr glEs l. n
Casson ms W II
| CAt5rS n 5 u IL
| Bna aLeI iar5 < ] 2
l LloptoQ mis 4 81
| Cisford MRS Sailie
| J'Ay mrs Il e ca
| IF rd mrs Va
/ Clutter mrs E
I O.en6u mrs II a
Cc,e MIS- b
| cole mrs *
uosay mrs Vim Ii
uuturell Mrs l. T
l Grafton Inrs MAJ
CrutCcer mrs W y
l CrOacn mrs ] q
.Jro WIDER mrs $ e
| Cu-'is mrs DIR b
/ curry mrs l. l.
1 Cdrssr miss IL II
| sj,lssidy Iaiss ) arah
| ChaTnbess miss e =
l >,hris Ian miss ii fT
| Chalk miss Y x
slark miss s "a
| T. arE raiss Sue
| Collier miss J Z 2
1 Collins ,nisa $ &
| Cau1Tey miss Rosa
Copinser miss N
I Crane miss Lou
CroCkford miss Rosa
vrcwdis miss
Ua,iisen miss Va
iiHake mrs III &
DuSe mrs Mat 4
DurcSA mrs Mary
Doyis Urs Samuel
De- nley mrs Aie
fiU &c mrs Il u
Danssy mrs Sarah A
AJeiaHO mrs .JnO
Dixon ms Elijah
IicK:n SOL mrs 4 q
iorell miss Jennie z
Dawson mlsa Jane Z
Davis mis- lsavinia
ljcdsou Mia Betty
M,idlls mrs + F
ESSEX DTs OcLavia f.
Elmer miss + n
Evans J MIN 8
EDWARDS miss t'anris
EsGmCAls miss Carrie
Egsmond u ISIS OS
EsestOn Mary
he Houos Tuiss A L
Eilysc II miss Mary 2
Fleet mrs 8 3 VI
Fleming mrs Z A
Field mrs u A
Fitzgerald mrs 5 Is
Flanagan mrs E
Francis MIRA JEo r
Faris miss X ats
Fiinagdn miss Teresa
Einnesan Miss Kate
Fowler miss caru'a
FOre mics Betty 4
Fuller Eliss >iary J
Garrett mrs Joshui1
Garnet. MA Z Ms
Harns.., mrs VIM Z G
Gaines Eirs Il B
4sntfy mis-. Mary 4
&rubbs Mss y h Z
&ent:r &c rseret
Gray SGliis
Graves mis- NJ lille I.
4raaam mrs Rosetta
GoooiE miss MaIy
Grh4 rniss k2c Seaia
GoCcsO1 Eis u l.
Goo,.e m.s K Y
GCf Hiss Kate
4oddia MASS Bette A
GvIa0a lars COl J B
.iaplcicI miS3 II &
Il milton uuiss II <
Earlisco 1aiss BSttio
& - miss u J
.aaaOyy msss J 5
sail mrs = Z
Htt x, mrs Sarah &
Hoidsworth miss +
Ho.dsc mrs " u
Eoidswortn mtas p L
holloway mrs = u
Hooper n: IS MoiiieA
Eooi er m.s ] j
hope Inrs Va
howard urs W Il
iolmss mss Cd .ry E
Hysiop miss ballie
Il Jpklns mrs Is }
nun ley MSS j 4 4
Hudson miss NJ
audson mrs Emily X
hughes miss jennie
Hughes mrs Sailie /;
Hliiiard mrs
hester mrs Jno
Z s.ou iIrs K
Gec Z mrs Harriet i:
Hath HATS 4 Az
d ayman miss Lixz,o
Aaya.s HISS &tc6a
haynes Iliss Pasta
Hart mis-
II 4rrls mIss Hattie a
herriso.l MIRA Eiiz.
EidriIscA mrs Julia
Hiil nais1 HAfy 4
l1iH m,s3 NANCY T.
Jordan mrs Is
Jehnson rars Do
J ones nlES s
Jordan Ears Il 4
Jet misc " j
JACOBS Mia e l.
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THOR SALE-A large end valuable kESI.
uENCE at Cnerl6tte Court Hone. Va.
Tne buiidipgs consist Of a large. A',y and
pleasant bricx Dwelling Houss. eon,a.pihE
IL rooms, newly pain ted, and all sss' ss@ary
ont. houses. also of brick. TIE Lul canta as
abou. nge eores--a COED gaIGaa AID gsass.
W A.sx very Convenient.
Private bids viii b. received fer this gro.
rsrty until MONDAY, the LIS VI JuGs, aud
unless sold by that time IL viii ~ Tered q,
publJc nuc.ioE ON sha.day.
TKlxs-sssh, or boz ds with good security,
bearing interest from date.
WM a. SMITH,
v u 0UTHHkY,
" II. NORTON, ooH"As~"'
1HO3 ] SPcNGER
my "a So
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hlMBOhAZO HysPlTAL

Our-pArIEErs must report in person, or BY
tneis atsenSirg physician CT surgeon, at the
Osntral ID ;. of this Hospital, ais AZ.
TER NOON, between the hours o: 4 and 6. or
re pebitsh-t IS deser,srs
say 14--t y xc}aW Surgeon.
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lIlichmoro R1spssr,
TIL war News.

s.TuHDAY MOE :, ne ......NAY ~ isss
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|of Nj,
Ia ;hs
I May.
|i'tsop
Phday
Fd &C.
|iiys.
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EHons
Gcne
an tAs
nsM.
|.moId.
federal
|S5lrs
|tCua-
y, sad
|s life
|Sf car
s., Liz .
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:fDtt
s Wiz
a.
p VIII
Pm al
He 10.
F of b..
Q IkAr
Fso-faI
(hean-
"a mill
| vaior
private
yCEsof
. above
barn u
epartet
God
re-, I'D
PIE loss
q, that
|gh ~
the BE-
&c tears
)nt!nGs
/, vhSs
{ CT our
|eofour
the hs-
d.
Sf4s
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JAxss N. TAILOR 4 Sox. Aso toners.
TNhUsF SALE OF NAHRUES.

By vir.ua of q dead CT trust, bearing date on
| the 26th day Ct June, 1850. shall. on TUES.
UtY, the ash day Of Msy, sell at the auction
house Of u. u Stokss, three valuable me-
0ROES.
Nv order Of the Trustee. INV i1-dsse
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were
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: Me. TY11x-Wint Tho gen,isuan permit The
10 sae to Kim that if I mn IL error now, was
~ error during the admiaiatTa.ion Of my gov.
erDment | appointed General Wool more
from his locality than his previous services o
Brigadicr General over men wto ranked him In
the s-my. This constitutes an exception,
howe7rr. There msy BE- circumstances to con.
lrtl il AL ;h'ogS being alike, you Will CT
course consult the army register, and advance
the officers according to the rule Ct promotion
in the army. Whether they be over the rank
OF colonel or DOE, the same rule would apply:
Mr.. OoHRAD.-I had supposed that the Iule
Of promotion il recognized just as It was in
the United States service in regard to all grades
of officers, With ibc exception OF commander.
in chieC csnnot% recognize the proPriety or
Justice OF this rule represented by The gentle.
man rom Albemarle (Mr. HoLc2aaE) TO be an
a, bitra.y rulo established by the Confederate
States authorllics-of IecelTing our iorcss
only in regiments, so as to prevent the Slat1 Of
Virginia, in the transfer Of ner forces, from
appointing any officer Of a i;ghcr grade than
that Of Colon-i.
Whers is the justice or prcpriety Of this
rule? !! We have a right to Transfer this
army, wnv is it that we should BIO limited so
that 10 eli Ger in the army VI Virginia should
hold o. rabk higher than that Of colonslf This
is NJ ~, and | trust that tho Convention viii
bear it ii mis-, SO ,hat ws may tsVe scme
further proceedings By which TO seue this
matter Upon sore mere equitable na>ls.
lcoHTINuSD On LONE PAdF.
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The list OF killed hss been pat..ielfy To-
creased by deaths, which have oecu,!ed sircn
the battle, a..lbe plumber found c.ai On tia
l=ld was only twenty seven.
have the honor 10 be, M;jor, Te it5Psc
fully, reur obedient servant,
iAsu.d1 J. z. 2. s:u....:,
arssd;er General Ccuua.o,cG
Major Tuo.. a. PRATT, Acting Adjd:@o. GeD-
erai.
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cGcss1 Export OF the vootsoEvills Fight.

CGcss1 rapport OF IL T~oo6soEviJls TIEhts
Tbs !ol.oSiDg order Of .Msjoc Gc-t:.! liar.
dec. eising q report Of the recec: fs'rt reas
Woodson7ills, is in most adnir.sia .es.e-
/: expresses much in a few words, AID Is ns
modest as it is eloquent:
HEADQUARTERS Central AsaT, Ell
B,wllOg Green, DEC. 81, 1856. !.
SPECIAL oRDEs NO. slx7T.FoEt.
On the 18th instant, our forces urG.r Brig.
Gen. HiuGmiu partially engaged E .upe-io.
f5rcs Of the enemy near WoodsoEVil.s. 10 the
action we sustained q loss Of fcu. E,!:ai 5nd
nine wounded. The enemy were dr;y.'; o,ck,
and lost about ffty killed and sever Soners.
The conduct Of our troops was marked y IN.
petuous valor. o. charging the .s'"'.y :, Col
Terry, Of the Texas Ringers, was l.: F, in tho
moment Of victory. Il 3 r,ginsrt q. re ITO
loss Of a brave and beloved conl,-ad:r--tLe
army one Of Us atles, Ulcers.
The general commanding retu.o' b .aahEs
TO Brigsdier General ll;ldban .rd - cam
mand Tor their corduct in the :~rltis.," II tie
c7npa;gn in Kentucky, and be ha!i. -, brill
liant courage shown IN The cd4!r L: bright
augury Of their valor when TIC acta:. bon
comes for striking . decisive oloT.
By order OF Nj. Gen. ulrdee, >
D.. Fl. WulTE,.A Il E q.
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Yankee Prisoners IN Columbus.

CoLrAsIA, S.. e., January l-Ai iCS Gao-
kee PRISONERS ltom Charl. sion, itc:eo;:G &C!
Corcoran, arrived here his aii.IIc"@: n @
s2,cal train. Tsey YSs get: Tie G. 20: ~
the Rebel ana1 81 Ah sty sLd coEcuHted 70
LII
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1851.

January s-Ths President OF tho Ooited
6a.ies roplied 70 South Cnroliua Oo.nioissiro.
.rs, fstus,Eg 10 recognise them in 81 cthoisl
capacity, sad refusing 10 Withdrew apdcrsoG
fran E,Tt Suratrr
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In ,7egsrdIe the case OF Col Johnston, l
will remal k1hst1nat officer vas rendered tie
commission q Brigadier General in The army
of Virginia and he is now commissioned as
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nmmuniiu6, SuTreudeTeG 10 ht A.kano2t
IoaPs.
february 9.-J,f.rson Davis and Alexander
q Stephens unanimously elected President
aud Vice President Of the CInfed.rsle States.
February l2.-L;pcolu commences his jour
ncy 70 Washington. Spoke at CI1c;uuatl.
February l3.-F;rs,nia Stale Convensio0
assembled.
February 15.-Jeherson Da7s arrives 81
Montgomery.
February la-J:f.roa DsvH u~s=scr.ted
| preslden. Of the Confederate States
February o2-Lilcoin raises c fig Of thirty.
four s;xrS in Independence Square, PhllGdel
paia, and puts biz foot down firmly" ior
.univsraal freedom and equality
February 23.-Poopls Of Texas ratified Or.
dlpsnce of Secession.
February 27.-The Peace Convention sd'
~jvrruej. submitting sundfT Recommendations
to he a~pprova! Of Congress.
Marcn 2.-He7eoue cutler Dodge sSiIsd by
The Irzss authorities, Tcxas was p1nitted
alpong the Confederate States.
March 4.--Linceln inaugu-atei Pr.a;dsas Of
| tbs Uoiltti Sales
A.rcn 5.-1exas srat.is3 the Provisional
Constellation.
March lI.-Fermansni Constitution 81 Con
iedeca1s Sia:es adopted.
March 12.-For. B:o%R, Tsxsa, surrendered
20 Texas aulnu-Ities-
March 23.-T-xas rE;;Guj Pe-msasas Con
situtiUD.
Maoa 2E-TeEls. Gcas,b:ion ~-d!oeraed
rias de
April 2-Soush uaIuIlna s.riiei PsIGansnI
! Constitution ct Lho Centred, lie Sa;es
Apr:l S-Sou,h Cuosuia .atifed PToris;on-
! 81 CJusiii u;i0n.
Apcl l2-lS-Bonbordiaynt OF Fort Sum
ter.
April l4-Ai,dersou eTacGstcd Fort Sumter
by permission Of ~B;auregard. Lincoln issued
Il proc!aua,ioa Gaining lUr 76, 600 troopn.
April l6.-Fort Bliss (near Ell PasoO sur,
rendered 10 Ttsas commissioners
April l6.-Norlh Carolina forts and tht
fay etteFIle Arsenal seized W State troops.
April 17.-Virginia Contention, In secret
SESSION, passed Ordinance of Secession, subjccl
to rai.isation ty the people. -
Apru l9.-C:ijzons Of Bitinore' attack
Northern troops .assing through their city L
the Scutn.
April 9 a,-Federai army Al Iodianela, Texas
captured b. %t1ls .S:.ts. troops. Evacuation
aud attempted destruction Of tho navy yue 81
Nor;ols, Virginia, By Federal authorities o.
cupicd by toe Virginia troops. Fedealforcss
learaing the approach Of --V'Tgslia-G troops
cracus &c Hscper's Ferry, setting ire TO- the
Inorc. +.
April 25.-YrgiDia Convention ratified pro
visional constitution 6 the Confederate States
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~ y huo 80 eNSSN 6iS1S a.
the %eueInJ's lines, ard a part evidently io-k to
h.!r heels.
Tie right wing was ord4rcd forward, and
th$ Tenth Ais6s:pa rushed with Il shou. in a
shower cI bullets, undrr he gallant lead Of
their Culonrl Fpra"y and Lieut.. C.L Martin,
the ialt.r falling in ile cIa-ge. a part o: this
regiment crossed the rDui acd took position
along q itucc, from which tic enemy felt The
trueDess Q! Their anu q. short range. The
Colonsl was here severely wounded AID had to
ro:rS. L. bis aoieoc CO The command cerolset
upon Msjor Woodward
The Eleventh. Virginia, hcldicg position oc
the right of the Tea,h Als5ams, were net so
much exposed 10 The cnsmy's ire, ard conse.
%ousntly suuared lcss. Tue S:ath South Caro-.
nna grsiu4ily g,iutd ground cl'o 10 the front,
AID rsiuE, together w.td TIA Teath Alabama,
exposed ~ The tire Of the %cUeC.y's sharpshoot
ers frou C lwo,eloIy b:icE roHse, suffered
most
3is orders to Colonel Taylor, First Kentucky,
we're gi7eo through CT. F0!rey -; and | soop
knew, o. re CHE Ootioa on M left, that it
Hss iii place. The lh!cke', where lie Sixth
South Carolina and F.Gsi heatucky operated,
wss 30 dense That it Sas impossible 10 see
ei:Gsr eIsc, n@,i';@a or ibelr progress in the
E INT. AID, r'sTet 10 seq, Thar tie FIRST Ken
.ucky apG TIC Sixth sou:h Car1iiLs m;s:ook
esch othe. :vr The ercci:. -:,n . iuS clsuailties
occurred III c1EaeqGenc.; but With that e1.
! cep,iuc, ,bu w~lis iJIca acted with admirable
upisol, anG aaSaoc.d upon the enemy with
the snloI%tss o 7~s;.F2ns, driving hln several
TINES from Lis pos!tt2a win dsaT? loss.
When the acton has lasted ABOUT two hours,
found tiI.: nc eae:n:, ksing already IL force
larger than mv own, vas recovering from bis
dis 1rdsr, arc ,eesi7iEg heavy endorsements. |
0 u.d No. $40 nJ email Eum era beng be, cd
the rtnct .! 10 a!oEc meu!s, llrce his POS ton
witauut ,r.r.ul sacri6ca, ard seeing that bis
artillery, suvtrnr 20 ours 10 number and posi-.
ton on!y, WIS pouring o destructive fire INFO
Cu!:'s bs;t'ry, decided TO Withdrlw The ialrer
al o..ce, preparatory 20 refining from the field
Judging, ;on. that | cad given cur wagons
ample tInu 10 get out .! reach Of the enemy.
TIE battery suffered greatly. It's 20 lion was
necf ssarlly such tnnt it could FIRE ouly TO the
front, aud the ca'ssons ard l;mbers had no
cover whatever from such a fire. Three or
for- capnonee-s bad besn shot at their pests
ard several wounded, and every ehot Of the
enemy vac dealing destruction 90 either MAD,
Eubsr or horse
Tb. conduct OF the brave, true and heroic
Cuts attracted my admiration frequently du.
ring tho action, now acting NJ. !. and pov as
gunner, ard still directing AID dsposlrg the
whole With perfect self Command and q devo.
ton to bis duty. that was | believe scarcely
ever eeuAIsd e. e-scued my order to with.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-03

10 tue army aDC navy vi flTSlo'h'
3. /: ordained, TIat the Governor CT the
C, mmonwealin be, ard he is hsfeoy duito-
rIzsd and required 10 call into TIE service CT
the State, as many volunteers as may be ne
cesssry 10 rcpel l~a7a6:o3, aud protect ias eiti-
Ems OF The State, IN the p:e&eut emergency,
which volunteers lie Will receive i'll c0lnDah!es,
AMI organ.z into regiments, bT!gades ADD d.
visions, according to the force required, aud
the Governor shat! sppoint and ccmi6l:s'oa
the general, field and staff ctlcers OF ssid vol
utt9eIs, and proceed 10 have them orgar:z=d
sd inst1 VI And tha. be shsli lomrc'Ately
invite Iii ~,ficiepL aud worthy NuElnIars aud
residents OF Virginia IN the Army and Navy OF
the United Statss 20 reii?e th.lriroin, AID TO
enter the service Of V'rgipi', assigaiAs to them
suchtank Gs well not r,,ez q tic relative rank
held 10y them in the Oil ed States service,
and VIII at least be EQUIV o ept thereto.
Now, sir, if Gil. Fauaileroy is Appointed
Colonel in tie voiunteeis OF Virginia, 1t Is
known to all that he would then cone in 81
10 The slny Of Virginia. Ii lie is appointed
in the Provisional army, be would Do ranked
with Col. Msgrud.r, who, l think, IS Colonel
in The Provisional army.
Itis known to all ihat Coloasi Fauntleruy
ranked over Colonel Musrudes if the United
States army. If it is competent ior thls body.
to &C, 10 the uiatter, | would move that COL.
Msgrnder be also appointed s Erisal:;sr Cene-
rel 81 The forces o! Virginia.
l do hopa that this Conysntica vi; "i'nhrn
the nomination Of Col Faunus,og 20 ice ct0c,
Of Brigsdier General
Mr.. Hole iask-Tbe statement tua4e oy the
gentleman from Clarke CIR. Nsis2N,) yu:s this
whole controversy TO rtst. We are Certainly
bound to give this gentleman the position
equivalent to that held by him in tho Uoiied
States army. II seems 10 me that the only
eay Of getting rid Of the difficulty Is to give
Col. Faun,leroy a Brigadier GeneEe.ship. J
never had the slightest ides OF opposing Col.
Faun,lsroy on the score Of Il tfturss. ! mere.
w did so Tor the r.sSons fist stated but in
view of the relative rank which he hrin &c Col.
Msgruder in the UAi,ed 8 a.es army. It;Ek
il is but Jus, to him that That should be pre-
served, aud I see no other nssHs .! getting
rid of the difficulty ,han by ooL1rDjng Col.
Fauntleroy TO the IF e of BriSadier Genera.
Mr.. OoSRAD, Of Fr.derick--I must express.
nv surprise at The information communicated
by the gentleman from Charles C,;y, tNr.
TTLERl
l have been aware that the General ir Ohiei
of our army vas considered as an exceptional
else, in the matter cf appointments. irTespec:
tive of rank, and thai shy one might be az
pointed to com msud the amy. Batl never
heard before that ii was competent. without
violating all tight to ttka 40 inferior Colonel 10
rank, sud plscs MIN above another WHO'S high'
er in grade.