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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-12
Outrageous Proceedings n AccoIlo-5yutal murder
Of citiseus BY Yankso Eoldiers

Outrageous Proceedings Ia AccoIlo-5,utal murder
Of cltissus by Yankee Eoldiers.
We learn by gentleman who arrived in
this city yesterday from AcconAc, that the
citizens of that county ara subjected to
the most cruel and barbarous treatment by
the Yankee hirelings WHO now ipfest and pol
luts By their presence tLat portion OF Cur
State. At y court held for rhat county last
Monday, at .Drumnondtown, soldier, i'll
passing thro@gh the crowd near the Court
House, came acT oss young nSll BY the rsEe
of Bell, who had been captured at Roanoke
Island, and paroled. Seeing that Bell had
a small badgs hanging inside Of his vest,
he asked if that was & "seceSh" badge! 2
Bell replied that it was only badge which
had been used by the members Of the Deba-
ting Society while at. College; and lie still
kept it Is remembrance OF hours happily
spent among friends and comrades. The
Yankee soldier, said it was u falsehood, and
that it was "Secesh badge" This led ta an
alteration, and scufae ensued. During the
fight the Constable of the Druuin oLdtoWn
District, " IN. Addison kelluni, cyme out oi
the Court House, separated tie combatanl;,
and commanded the peace as q civil officer
Another Yankee soldier, coming up. at the
moments struck vhe CONSTABLE oSer. the shsad
with the butt end of his 1nusket, while q
Yankee officer split open The Constable :
skull with ssword as he fell to the ground.
Constable kellum was then taken into q
.neighboring house, where he died within a
few hours afterwards.
Several citizens, who Witnessed the shock
ing murder Of Mr.. kellum, and expressed
their horror at such lawleSsness, were arrest
ed Anoug them were George s. Rogers
ard his son Lewis Rogers. These gentlemen
said IT, bystaniers that they thought they
were living under civil Government, which
they had taken the oath 10 support, bat such
conduct ard such scenes were an outrage on
ali Government. 4 large number of citizens
Of Accomac were imprisoned for various
political offences, and females az well as Inen
were not allowed to utter word iu condsni
nation of the Yankee Government or the
Yankee EreliDcs in Accomac.
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ikEIE.r IL IiNnEN[E

W. cUpy he i6l!o"iilg ir1:: the :'"rla!:-
Of .i4i Iii:
Captain Ludi"~, II ..e,r York, Assistant
(tuarcrmaster for this department, is carry
!ng out with spirit the Presidents recent
proclamation in regard TO rebel property, srd
is doing much good for tLe government ii. the
ss,ll.irahl e-Ga1..sr il. which be IL conducting
,afflirs. 4 large 4n:ount ct rchal at2:ty
mas alrzsdr been securer! for the u3r OF liz
roYrrnrntnl " this efficient officer, wii:h ta,
previously bsrIi protected under the r,ith and
water policy which has 50 long disrugIed lie
lcyai crts,l,s of li.is city. There h2: boen
nYIe animation exhibited in Norfolk tn.:
i:!oTuir. than has BEEN khown since the &C
cn,itiuu Of ll.= fi:t:e hy the Union authorities
The eilCris l:!adr hy Captain Clarke, the
active Provost iiarsi,ai Of Portsmouth, 10
prevent lli&.i Contamination with I:tchmcia
ha7e been crowned with success. 1n,= gnnrI.-
liz Lhe D,aii carrier Was arrested BY Z ,.atach-
lnent .! Tie 5otii Pennsylvania Volunteers,
and brought t. heal, ,ig.rtrTT. Ths ~agru
with Tie us.l contained Il larsv quantity %
QUINN: gnd other medicines. Iia. iote
has been discovered Ind stopp:i
Affairs 81 SuIiUll, remain unchanged. hose
al the North w!ir h..v. frieI.nS III l!!1+ rGei-
reut. 4at.ontl here urrl l0t uc ,l4rn.cii at
the recent report of az ap2rehcndci sttaci.
upon tia, place, 1t ls a:certsiEcl that ii:s
catels Are rcI.;4!.,!ing the bridges acToaa lie
Elack Eslcr; but 1t l. thought they AZ. 100
rCtItoGa to a.a.e !. characterization this waI;;.
Il eg:r for the present.
We are ia wholesale St:u uf esc!iG:a:::t
this ;i.orains. There il :. report Of { rebel
force On The EaIsano2d. In previous let
ter have given al itira uf tlrs state CT affairs
ii th4t quarter, sIri it Is probable III Ii there
i Something III the rulGac. Up to the closing
Of the nail no particular, have been received.
E7rrv pTe:autloD has hccn taken in the pre-
nisei, and there are ~ f.:aT. II d Ie!.!anatTa.
ton upon this pscs.
II. ". Shore, who con.1neEcsL the puEH@a-
ton Of The "Union" newEpapar IL thia city.
has withdrawn from the journal, aad it will
iii future be conducted ny Alr. Baker. The
"Union" hss done good service i'll the Union
cause under its lorittr conductor, and Ii viii
undoubtedly coEtinue TO sr.a..k boldly fer the
government and the long oppressed Union
lnen oI ,:.ia section / Union paper is mucn
needed iii Norfolk, aid the government should
DO all il lis po"er, con:iilrr-tiy, u aiis1'd ii
assistance.
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;YtAT THE " HERALD ...Ts or GE:;. STEWART l.
TIE MARYLAND LINE.

TIE MARYLAND LINE.
The celebrated Colouc! (uow Gennralj Sew
art Is still at work raising n Maryland brigade,
hut mas Sc far met With i'll success, tho rclli-
gees erinci15 q desire rather 10 take the SIT
uations about the city than enlist in the Cor
federate Statss Army. This General Stewart
is the same United States cavalry cifcer who,
during the Inauguration OF President Lincoln,
held the command OF tie whole cava!ry il
Washington city. ttc Is very enthusiastic
secesh,and fonuly cLerishes the hope ofmarch
ing al the head of triumphant column INTO
Baltimore. The military ar or of the rebels,
with the few exceptions Of some malcontents
it il still uuahale1, and the daily arrival ot
recrriss TO fil every regiment up to required
nu,ubers, add confidence to their sinking
cause. By holding the little gap near Spcr-
r7rile, an insignificant little place on Tie
turnpike, known in the county n; Cross
Roads, where truly formidable detlcs defend
the vC!y entrance to the Shenandoah valley,
our army would have tie &c Fon! "!src
1a could successfully operate cn both val
icrs. Communication could not be inter-
rupted by the cDciny, as the mountains
around that place arc tinapproacEaolc.
DESCRIPTION or -AaRE:;ToH AND LITTLE wAcH-
irTToN.
tx lid the annexed sketches Of theatove
,an.d places IL the Ncw York Herald" u
the 18th inst:
Narrenton, the present headquarters CT
General Pope, is post village, and tnh calltaI
Of Fauouier county, Va, situated lO2 miles
nurthwe5terly from Rch1nopd, at the terr?
nation Of the Warrenton branch Of The Ur-
snse and Alexandria Railroad. 1t contains
court house, a Jail, town hail, three church
es es-Episcopal, Presbyterian aud MatE0d!@!-
two excellent academies-one ior males ana
one for teIaales-a large number Of stores, q
weekly newspapers The humber oI IN
habitants is about l,400. The Orange md
Alexandria Railroad to this point is IN good
running order, although the guerllas, 9;
whom there are few in this vicinity, have II
various times tried to break the connr2ti"h.
General Pope, however, Keeps Tiglant eje
ON their proceedings, and, with So energetic
Z commander at the head vi tins ,ietar'-
mcnt, no fears Of lasLiiIg reverse hee'' "e eh-
lertaned.
Little Washington, which cane int" iieA.
Pcpe's possession not long since, q smaii'
t,yu Of about four hundred inhabitants. il
is mere post 7illsge, in Rappahannock coun-
~ VI. one hundred and twentY-three miles
northwssterly from Richmond. Ii is &i,ust-i
AZ tn. I5yt OF tie Blue Ridge Mountains, and
contains court house, jsl, an academy, 3ne
,f.arc;. used in COMMON by all ien"n'Iri,
ti3...J foIr storcs, and various mechan!cs
shop:. ED the vicinity are two extensive
lour:ne mills, irum which is cttaih-d the
very hest quality 5f the celebrated "HaEait"
-four. --
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'i,HE RAM s.v,NHtH Really T.tE ,,urr ~


lne HERALD )" Hilton Htad cGrisspundrlIt
Under date Of July 81, writes:
The growing boidnnss uI lElr reir.s i'll the
Savannah, their a,Idacious movements On 'ry-
bee Island, ami their receut a!Ycnturrs cppo-
site pawtuskie, a:c explained. Ne HCtr hare
positive dntmmdttoH taai tie TG5ei ram; which
has for a ioHy ti":e tesn in process q co,rarac-
ton at SGeannah, ss comy!e:sa, arn.:d, manned
and ready for ssrrice. All accounts which
come u us represent her TO lie Of a very fol-
m:dabie character. She Is Of light drauyhs,
great power, aud hss ssry heavy arnaihen'.
..reaiS tho rehels arg making the necessSrc
soundings preparatory t. bringing her down
tne river. Two steamers, carrying the rebel
flag, and engaged in the performance oi this
service, cautc within range OF Fort Pulaski
guns Oh Tuesday, bat were compelled {" re-
tire.
vi COURSE the neN' irun-cisi is the hE.;nrt,-
ing topic. She is expected to i.sptvre 18th
at an early 8Teadd timofsSss fscile
are dsTieinE mesn9 Of tleeing from tbs ram
10 come, while ol. the other hand ADMIRAL
Dupont Is making every preparation 10 re-
ceiye the monster. The Paul jones' j. ordered
TO rcturniruin Dolly Sound. ara ii tic ittEGi-
lnGc 10. appears, will uiiuctiedly il,'c
pic;.II -! "Gri: tC do.
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.Ek'IrIEU'H EGAIWlON.

Ia speaking rT the position ot Seward, the
Boston "Couri=r" snys:
Taking the announcement no" la4de, "a
the part Of Nlr. Se"1rd 20 bc authoritative, as
is stated, it has certainiy q hat nlninoEs
aspect. it looks to th- Fr0bs sbilitr oi his re-
tirement from his prc.,,:it position II tHs
not distant future, and that two fer reasons
Of DISAGREEMENT WHICH would maze it impos-
siiyle for him to remain. The intlInation OF
the last 3zntence il: tie disp1t:h certainly Is,
that there urr those iii Office with him, Who
would conscnl 10 di2iiuIl OF tie country.
to which he viii not ;,ree, as Il nenlber OF Tie
gorernluenf. Un the CONTRARY, hG c0ntiicn.-
+ expects that the country will "eIarTse il
its full strength and greatness from its present
troubles
So do we--and we Tcjojc:. to obtain lhr iHti~
nation ti,in Iir. Sew ard, that &c will he nci-
ther art nor part III tha lurtEerance OF 2
scheme I:hi.. y i'll 1ansign all who paTtIcI-
pate in II tc everlasting ini:.my. Ne hold Mr..
Seward IL, responsible rs any man II the
country, fpr preparing the waE ior is pre-
sent wrctcked condjlIon--hut We eXculpate
him from anf .lzsign Of reducing it To such
state, and We have No thnusht that he
believed such would t': the Consequence
of the fatal secrii'nal election !cslered
by himself aud others. But seeing the Dali
gers 10. his country, klr. Seward has not per-
sisted, Ike some Others, in attempting 10 push
that coun1ry into the abyss before IL though
there have blen s.,ig of his administration
which we can r::er approve. IL we i;dEr-
stand hin ncw, Le thinks ro!icy' rlsy &c
sdortei which will dsnlsrd h's 1rsiEnai,or;
ard he probably proposes 10 tz . Candidate
f,.r the Senate, IN which place. i.iS Influence
would b= Gi great "alue 10 coantera1t the
iGlss AID weak policy y hitf' ha no" 50 justly
seems todTsad. 49,
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!tTti.s ~ I..,i.tiIg.

!e ';:.!.",'.," A.nli.oli c:rr@s2ua':.::.
.crit's
',,:,,..rl rant, rcr,nt ny.la, .ps lie sei:
:'i'. All s'.I!i;:sG;or of property IL ,his cit
i*tC: ~ clH r-,ei.; IIaa cniIatlt ,-i,ie
rapie ezc!tri!.i q. $Ig,es Alb. i.!Sacea hnu.rs
.t9,S-tt'' bel L : :n"!I ~mn !.h;- ii'Uhtsg:b
riEeti'ait- 10 :i'r rebellion w;iI D: l.tnl.!uiiit
iie:iiT t'Ie .:nret1m,.I, and lii. i:ru:r, is igI
.Guts. -, w3ii =! ln.5 Tie jlIic r!rt tJD:y.
- hrcc tfrus 0GI.rr:: :44yc'le,t ter:sh.s ttal!id
u hI'd t'.eT l;rDprriy tbs tc:Ia,ss ~li. te ia
bic 10 Arrest uGclI tlle;r IS ksr:,iant I,Tj0i Of
1T E1r itghjsy.e ILey rSi.!.siso 6e reQu.isi to
,sypresslt peI!cLt .Y,iiilrpGcgs to pay-ths.
Est!ie-E reTuiItiSti. ,tbt. a--hniipfswiG
regard l. all; objections the absent traitors
may raise 20 snch III arrangement. II is the
DISCRIMINATION 81 III. rulers 10 Rake Memphis
as loyal 81; possible. ihr:;c ,.I l.er business
fnen wllo s'ded with che rebellion held ihf
monopoly Of trade t.r Z long tune, and it is
ma" considered Md H!uTa lh.n jus. that che
friends Of the tniu! Siinllll haze IN opb0r~
iuniCy nI lndu!.rIng ia the pleasures, of inef-
c..i,.= profits. Nearly ruur-Iiil!,, oi thr l:I..
Ing nlHrrhant5 oi tho city >rimrAtfi-el fieci.
wlth Treason. ad reH'scrri wiling all 10 the
eHe;:iY in ihe prosecution Of The war. These
G.en vii now i'l;! their .ntney getting prir-
irac: seriously turt.,:ic AN! tte:as,lTe
% :crk lie protection ul the naw government
'try were 81 ANXIOUS 10 iliaururatc. One
i.iii,!ccd and ts.irty--s""r s:"r.i and tuild-
iI;.s SCI. sciL:d Yesterday, gna tLc work will
Le 'lG0roraly prosecuted u.;!l ihc wli5le city
i: l:r4II,l; IL oar control. Utc,iuTsc W. near
everywhere Lhr0GgErn; ti.= ci;r ioGi cutc.;--
against the "opures3iou;' of the Federal so;-
err,2e,t Il daring tc lift finger against .t=
plottsis sid makers oI iT.sHrrcct:oD. II is to
Be s::!.lcicly i.orti that the ia"s OF rose wa-
te! Taf !.T;, raal!. sad that We are nu;r tG
50 /. Wort IL csrne,t lo' tic suppression oi
The i-rl"iG.
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".7F.!.s ~ r"i.,# L":Ai..

The "Itvcal,!7 of i,+ III" .:,si- ;:"''''r ,''e
=lorY capt:oa s1%.:.~
~ ,a.f!.,bst ..st:,]ag ~ tsia:tsgb H.:
mos, ..ra,. .rYio. .1ielt:G"El1 iT5SD phaary!.',.
th., ,..ir ruatr,! !! tie &yIthcrD p.,5va,T5
co:Gaai il. Fort Delaware voluntarily to"l.
tl:,. g..n c'aHegi'.nce. Tha:s :. u.o. T. .'ira'-
~ .,..t. ;ona.o@l.Gg tt,at (hG ac": if3i" 81
o:..: ,,partv:i a5v'it lie nl.3lent!i's i'.'gci~
YrS= yt i4 reuc:s !. ;ery ilc!I'ri. 1t si:p%3
thrs. il.. :..u.,t nave t,e,;. I'-c>ad INTO 4 ,r-
vice t,.G, va. t,-,..,i".,4i "a thtGi, 4Hd i@aJ
ti,c.' aye he,ria.' sci: oi So BE-! ! caus". -.
There a. .EG -. lis .t''r! army y il:c
same IGintt, Elc E-.c y: NJ ;.rr similar "!'-
vort,I.iity IL b.!u. ,!...i,sr"': from lEc ihTa!
'nin it. = i.:!. he, .Ta ;'a!i and iat "S r"ii
up car ,.tyoi ~: "a - "prh 70 ds:!isr
thea.
gutsr "Iyi! ~ yru. >cr"es and 80 %
work t. re.>re lie starving thousands in
r,ur n,.I,;. IL a;on'; 'iu, III. Emmett. iTc!.
;!.is i3isa 11!a;! - lAc golden ha.t. VII not
:cl... the I.Gl.:e, - c.!.:t.
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TIE Malssrn fil Atub-its ADaEdcnrsas P:sned.
i.ated Its Be capture CO Ea5Y Undertaking!


i.aeed -Irs Be capture CT Ea5Y Undertaking.
We have at length received reliable and de-
finite information concerning tie recent Mall
ve-n Hill affair, which dispelz all doubt as to
| the real character Of the night, and changes
entirely the nature OF tfs movement as re-
ported hy the partially informed, and preclpi-
t.tet swith ali It's rumored imperteetlons on
! its lead, - upnn the public aar. An interview:
Will, Il non commissioned officer, gentleman
81 nigh standing ami integrity, Corporal :.
&c. johnson, Company +, LIST North
Carolina CarairE.i who was. present AID
arrived in the city Oh yesterday hay
ins i'll charge sixteen of the prisoners,
who fell into our hands on the field, placesus
in possession OF the following facts: -.
AFTER the Resistance already presented oy
our troops, AGd reported III the imperfect de-
tails ot;he affair cur i9rcrs pulposety leu
! back from Malvern Hill, with aTiew Of draw
in. the enemy iur,her Gu into she interior
The presumption ,Tas thst, having possession
ii tie niib Aud consequently commend OF
the position, they wouE projccsstrong forces
immediately beyond, whose reception our
nm we're &dnlirahlJ; prepared for. Ihis'
hcwsTcr, i,;d noa prove II very safe. conciu-
sion, and although the enemy occupied
tie position il i,,rce, they either suspect
ii russ OF dse,nti il alutenabis on account.
of their distance from, or want Of support,
and speedily abandoned ii, leaving snail
iorce in possession. s,.
On Thursday MORNINGS squsdron. of the
Isl y. {. cavalry advanced upon the 'hi!t'
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having in reserve;the rest OF their command
and the 10th Virginia infantry. They ex-
pected brisk fight, but saw, st first, only
one man--a Yankee vidette, who was standing
on the top'of house, belonging to Mr.. Grew,
whose estate lay upon the hill. He was Or
dered to come dawn, which he did with con-
siderable speed, but with hopes Of escape,
running, as he gained the ground, into one of
the negro quarters, where he was taken. His
companions, it seems, were also on the prem
lses, snd made au effort to escape, but a negro
woman, belonging to the estate, fooled them
with the idea that they were going the wrong
way, and pointed them to the direction Of our
men, amongst whom they very soon found
themselves mixed up, and consequently were
captured. = r-.',4.".r5 s''s:.... -
Not gun was fired in the capture Of Nal
vern Hill. The enemy, stationed in force, in
the vicinity, fed precipitately. Thirty-six
prisoners in ell were taken. Sixteen were
brought into the city, on Thursday, and The
remainder arrived yesterday. u was
quiet along the lines when Corporal Johnson
left,
Among the several casualties which occur
red during the several days pending the "Atal-
ervn Hill difficulty" we lesrn the following
from the above named cavalry regiment i:
In Captain Cheeks company, four missing
in Capt. Houston's company, one man, Ger
gsant MersisD leg broken. No other casual,
Ties occurred to the regiment. The rest oi
the command suffered but slightly.
Our men did excellent service during the
whole affair, acting with great gallantry and
spirit. In an ambush by Capt. silar's compa-
ny, which mad dismounted, the men were 81
eager to 6re and charge that they did So with
out command, and the enemy led before
the chance Of a second shot could lie litailt-
ed -....-l --...,.-..s .........
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Ir'' rHisrSiti.A ":;'.I' ~ l." ~ ":'"or'ATto:.
':hs r':!.a'tt!p;iia 'I.Ia.lsl' :: IT, >''.h
ul,., h1. . ai.:unlg,i c,;uY:i, rraa y,!l:2l. ~.
c.,--,, t,.o t,;,..;.-. !. viii j.. r,.n, ,:..,.
esT' "s' ''''" &' '''s -'''''. y Il" '''''' - ~.
go;:a,io:.'
,4-lonac: L.,en ~, e la!i- 2!gr:nti ip'.;se'.i1t
Deace, IN. WING - ilIr parties {. l.,aoi!a'v
wncre Ia the Lass Ci "t;nstD,L,: IL" ~
lo.a! Molcrrnic':t can ACCEPT mo:h.na but
SurreT'i4r l!t@ iep"., Ie;":: eTery yth.nG t"-
.ucy,.nt;ion.
Yel ilt!i TAI: II ;.ccaciatjon, In: :s .':'r.
n.i:cil.erCus, h:.i i 40. stopped, VII Dc ;t...
The y;'r j: rc's4,.. ~ continue q; least an";;r-
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FROA PUPp.S abby.
: 7DRSERTERS BRANDED.

\ CORRESPONDENT of ;ths Philadelphia "in-
Gi,fet," writing from Waterloo, july 2nlh,
e,%es the following account Ct the hrcutine
cI ankes deccrterS:
Yesterday and day before | Witnessed rE.e
unN@coseg spectacle Of branding dcaerterS.
BY tue decision Of Court Martial, oi which
lieutenant Colonel William Leech, Of the
Ninetlctll Regiment Pennsylvania \ volunteers,
Il your CITY,. was president, three members
oi the Ninstie.h, who hall deserted and were
rtLakan, were sentenced 10. he branded OH the
left hip with the letter D, ali inch and 1 half
l9ng, and ten days thereafter have one-ha!f
ci The head shaved, forfeit all their pay, and
be, ,drulnmed oat Of tho Scrviar- Several
Other; were p,liiislrI Tor stealing :iud other
n.il.or offences. Several uleriberS Of the
cweury-sixth New Ior.- and other ragilncnts
ncr6 also punished. l1;,,s
The inducements held Ont by; the present
hauaty movement is tho chief reason ASH sncd
fSr descr,ion. Our lines are now So ciosly
drawn that it is IN utter impossibilitg ior !
desertsr to reach any, vl the cities or evan
rnEntry towns, and the unloitunates who
G.,efrpt it not only disgrstcc themselves ard
their families, but bring reprosch on the ea;uL-
ctenn Of great and generous nation. 81
have nav an imnlensc and well organized
army here, and the country viii soon ii:!g
with tie notes fIoy over great and imp3T
tant victory.
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NOHTIiE1.t MARI

iGsli street was unusaly Lii Oh Saturday.
Tie business in stocks was c:trenlely i:ont,
and price; we're iall lower = few bills on
London were reid al l25S. i::.id RANCID lis a
!. Money vas essy At i per :cnt.
Cotton market vas iua,;ti,r on Saturday,
ard prices somewhat nominal. while the sales
in small lots embraced about -55j bales, chiefly
within ths range Of AZ. 49,. for lh;ddllng
uplands while Iaany oi III: ;lrger class oi
holders stood out l6r n.-her figures
\. govcTnmelt sale ofl1u LaleS prize cotton
was made ipart damaged All part oHi OF Or
irrj at .t5c., cGHiTa!ent about 49c. icr
rsgula- n;iduiinfs. Flour waG inactive and
rath,r easier, though without change "l lG2-
mrnt in lrices. Common grades OF :Thsat
were dull unl hea"y, while prime to choice
grad; were scarce and prices sustained.
Corn vas active willie prices "ere without
alteration. Pork vas du!, with moderate
sales, Closing at Ell for T.sss AID at s9.2oa
$50 for prime. Sugars were firm, with sAles
Of about -J;, hh1+ ;.i;ce was steady aud
Rio was quieti :'ackaees !Iocha sold nj
D. l.. and ltuI ;: , Jav. at 2Gsc. FrcightS
were rathr- ,.er, Wheat to Liverpool was
taken 81 81. Id. ti"nr 5. loi. Is
To LoniIu what VAS iii. ard 1our IS.
*. 3D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-12
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trre;niJ'i i.1!, .3u@ ii Tie Uuantrel'a g;ic-
fiIias, |a: shot al tre fort Yesterday Iu"rnlIs
:.T;n5 t.sn found eu'lry by the Military
CoEnl,SiuI cr traa@Jn Hiri murder. it was
pl"Tel ;s:.t LEY rT.& h.ef!brr Of UG'ianirell s
eu2r.iih '.7:,i; tha. lIr ma- accesSory to and
gilt: IL Tia. ;..r1>;:f Of -,ii;.1; Il c.t!zcn Of
.NisGUirl. Mn; 1; : Ca:.ci States solder Of
ifnior b,a!i&:. co.Umard, on the 20th of
March. NJ !..lc Bridge Crossing, Jackson
cou.ty, mo; also 81 burning said bridge
also nf nea.''nA'is act; ii icvy'inG Aa: s.,ainst
the T.;ilei c.ate..