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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-10-17

Report of Col. Starkweathpr Of
Wisconsin.

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-The following is
special to the Herotd:; Private dispatches
say great battle was fought yesterday be-
tween HarrOdsburg and Danville, Ken
lucky, heavier than Wednesdays battle.
Wolford took 100 wagons and 1000 rebel
prisoners. The rebels are retreating to
Camp Dick Robinson. 1t is also rumored
that Bragg and Cheatham were killed in
Wednesdays battle
MILWAUKEE. Oct. 13.-The following to
the Governor of Wisconsin, we are author
lied to publish:
HEADQUARTERS 20TH BRIGADE, BATTLE
FIELD CHAPLIN HILL, KY, Oct. 10, VIA
LOUISVILLE Hon. EDWARD SALoMoN,
Governor, Madison The old LIST and
21st Wisconsin Regiments of my brigade,
marched twelve miles Oh the 9Th instant,
going into battle at 10, NJ, and fighting un-
til Z, P. NJ, with loss as follows
LIST Wisconsin-5S killed, 1877 wounded,
Is missing, 90 prisoners taken while
bringing in the wounded from the field at
night time, under flag of truce
21st Witconsin-35 killed, 50 wounded,
81 missing. Lient. D. W. Mitchell, Capt
| Bentley, and Major Schumacht, of the
Dist, are dead; Colonel Sweet, severely
wounded, will live the Surgeon says.
Major Mitchell, of the 1st, wounded in
the leg severely-may lose his leg. Capt.
Green, Company X, shot through the neck,
is doing we'll. Lieut.. Wise, Company F,
slot through the leg Lieut.. Hambroch,
Company E, shot in shoulder Lieut..
Gallagher, Company B, prisoner.
| will send a full list of dead and wound
ed as soon as possible.
The First Wisconsin took the. cOlors of
the 1st Tennessee. 21st, 1st, and 10th
Pennsylvania held their positions, as also
the oath Illinois, protecting my two bate
ries. We drove the enemy from the field,
piling upthe dead in heaps upon heaps.
The fighting of the first is in evey ones
mouth. All proclaining it a veteran regi-
| ment.
Gen. McCook claims that the twenty
eighth brigade saved the day and turned
the tide of the battle against the enemy.
Our loss is fearful, but all feel nobly and
well. No flinching, no cowardice shown
by one of the Wisconsin troops. The 10th
and Oath Wisconsin were in the fight; both
Colonels safe. The 10th suffered severely.
The 9Th lost four only, as l am told.
The loss in my brigade Ohe 2Sth), in
killed, wounded, missing, &c, will number,
as near as it can now be ascertained, 800,
men. am making up my official report,
and will send you copy when finished.
The battle was terrible. Having defeated
the enemy, we now occupy his position,
and will undoubtedly move on.
Our wounded need attention and assist
ance. Any one coming to Maxville, KY,
will soon find them, We buried the dead
last night on the battlefield
The First fought some of the same men
that they met at Falling Waters, Va. All
glory to Wisconsin troops! All honor to
the veteran First and Twenty -frst.
Yours, in the field
Signed JNO. G. STARKWEATHER,
Col. 1st Wisconsin, Cong 2Sth Brigade.
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FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
A BATTERY CAPTURED
VALUABLE STORES IN OUR
POSSESSION.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-Among the dis
patches received at the Navy Department
was one from Commander Gordon, dated
9Th, briefly giving an account of an attack
made upon our gunboats employed on the
blockade at St. Johns river, and a COM
bined attack by the naval forces of Com
mander Stedman and the military led by
Gen. Brannon upon St. John Bluff pow
erful battery, which was effectually silenc-
ed. The garrison were put to fight and
the heavy guns and valuable army supplies
have fallen into our possession. The sue
cess, the dispatch adds, has been without
loss on our side. We retain possession of
st. Johns river as far alb jacksonville.
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THE CORINTH BATTLES
Disastrous to the Rebels.
INDIGNATION AGAINST VAN DORM.

CAIRO, Oct. 1.-THE Grenada Appeal
of the 9Th makes the result of the Corinth
battles even more disastrous to the rebels
than on our own papers. 1t is stated the
attack was opposed by all but one general,
meaning probably Van Dorm, against
whom there is great Indignation mani
tested.
Hon. I. a.. Nelson of Tennessee, WAC,
has hitherto remainedneutral, Published an
address condemning the President s eman-
cipation proclamation.
An expedition from Memphis Sunday
last to Wolf river, a few miles beyond
Germantown, returned Tuesday, having
surprised a rebel camp, killed four, includ-
ing captain, wounded fourteen, captured
fifty and number of horses and arms.
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The War in Kentucky.
THE REBELS ,REPULSED.
They Continue Their Retreat.
REPORT OF GEN. BUELL.
OFFICIAL. FROM GEN. BUELL..
PERRYsvILLE, KY, via BAEDsTowN,(
OctOhpr 10 1850 {

October 10, 1862. {
TO Major General HALIECK, General-in-Chief
have already advised you ofthe move
ments of the army under my command
from Louisville More or less skirmishing
has occurred daily with the enemy's cav
airy. Since then it was supposed the enc
my would give battle at Bardstown.
My troops reached that point on the 4th
inst, driving out the enemys rear-guard
of cavalry and artillery The main body
retired towards Springfield, whittier the
pursuit was continued.
We sent corps, under Gen. Gilbert, on
the direct road from Springfield to Perrys-
vile, which arrived on the 9TH inst within
two miles of the town, where the enemy
was found to be in force
The left column, under Gen. McCook,
came up on the Knoxville road about ten
o'clock yesterday, the 9Th inst.
1t was ordered into position to attack,
and strong reconnaissance directed. AT
four O'Clock received request from Gen.
McCOok for reinforcements, and learned
that he had received information that the
left had been severely engaged for several
hours, and that the right and left of that
corps were being turned and severely
pressed.
Reinforcements were Immediately sent
forward from the centre. Orders were
also sent from the right column, under
General Crittenden, which was advancing
by the Lebanon road, to push forward and
attack the enemys left, but it was impos-
sible for it to get position to secure any
decisive result
The action continued till dark, and some
fighting also occurred on the centre. The
enemy was everywhere repulsed, but not
without some momentary advantage on
the left.
The several corps were put in position
during the night, and moved at six O'Clock
this morning.
Some skirmishing occurred with the
enemy's rear guard. The main body had
fallen back in the direction of HarrOds-
burg. have no accurate report of our
loss. It is probably pretty heavy, includ-
ing valuable officers.
General Jackson and Terrill, regret to
say are among the killed.
1Signed1 D. c. BUELL.,
Major General Commanding.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE election
is proceeding quietly in this city, but
heavy vote is being polled notwithstanding
the great number of voters absent in the
field. The Union men are active and SAN
guine
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW YORK, Oct 11.-New Orleans pa
pers of October LIST are received. The city
continued in remarkably good health
Brig. Gen. Arnold, by order of General
Butler, has assumed the command of all
the military forces at New Orleans and
Algiers.
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SYRACUSE, Oct. GA large fire occur
red in this city this morning, entirely de-
stroying the Bastable block
The aggregate loss on goods, etc., is
$4,000, Of which only $40, 900 is insured,
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SENATOR FOOTE OF VERMONT
REELECTED.

MONTPELIER, Oct. 14-Hon. Solomon
Foote was to-day chosen United States
Senator for six years from the 4th of
March next.
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yANSEE ACCOUNT.

Tho subioined is the "Heralds" account oil
the capture Of ono Of their batteries 1t WI
lamsburg, by our forces We think the bat
terry here alluded TO IS tho one cApsu. ell by mo
First Virginia Regiment:
at shout eight A. NJ, they Determined 10
interrupt our further examination OF theit
little arrangement, and threw out u body OF
i,,isu,ry to rheiT right, which soon exchanged
lire with the advance of Rockers division
Thou "a il did not ct first seelu serious, tuls
ire was exchanged Internationally for q good
while. Some light batteries became engaged
in it, and drove the enemy pretty hard, antli'
uuluckily they got under fire OF the enemy's
heavier guns, wncu they, OF course, got tho
worst Of It. BrsnhsIls New York battery,
10 particular, had cotton into u scrspo, and
worry hard fight took place in the cndesvor to
save it. All the horses We're either Killed Ut
wounded, the guns were ured, and though
our mon fought well and bard, tho eneEuy
poured his infantry out lavisbly a: the rlgati
time and in the right place, and iinsliy carried
away tho guns w,th most terrible tnorns Of
.yelps mnd cheers.
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gsTe NORTHERN IRTELllBEsG3

We continue this morning. our sciec'lohs
from late Northern papers, bearing dates as
iate as tho 10th instant:
FROM FREDERICKSBURG.
,r,.sr,p,r ADMISSION OF THE NEW YORK HER
AID ABOUT c5ETRABANDs.
Visitors il Fredericksburg from tho Union
lues describe .hcr reception by the nhabi-
,an,s as very amusing. Tic men star dttiantly'
or turn their backs. The so.uln turn M Their
noses, or laugh darsively, and the chlldrcn
exclaiul, 81 see Yankee ~ There goes a
Yankee" Even thpsc who have deem kindly
received within Tho Federal camps arc irS'o
in reciprocatiag Inequalities.
No reliable information has been 'o2elVsh
during the last few days IN regard To the
movements of the enemy on the Rappahasnnock'
Contrabands continue TO Gock III, bat thoy be-
tray great ignorance OF the rebel operations -
Some OF tho slaves, who loft when our forces
first advanced to Falmouth, have returned
hone. declaring tho road 10 freedom not SO
smooth rs they anticipated, and pro'erring
thor customary easy labor to uncertain gains
and the absence or tho care of thos' TO whom
they have been wont to lonk :"E ssss'-
2nce.
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From North Carolina.

We make the following extract from pri~
vate letter received in this city, from North
Carolina
We cot shocking accounts Of the state Of
affairs IN and around Ne*bern. The negroes
are perfectly lawlcss, and Burnside told Vile
Strudwick, who vas in Fort Macon when it
was surrendered, tina. If be could subiugate
our State in no otbor way, lie would take the
coatrabands snd drill and arm them to fight
against us. Vile asked if he felt no colnpunc
ton at tho thought Of the slaughter Of women
and children that would ensue, when he an
sweced, with an oath, "No-he bad been sent
here to subjugate North Carolina and he would
do it at any cost" George Moore says that
negroes who had left Godsboro are returning,
saying the Yankees work them too hard.
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IN TsTYsDVsTBICT ca: U5tc OF TIE O0S-
Fkb1RAF STATES Or AMERICA FOE TIE EASTERN
DISTRICT Of ViEHINIS.
ERrrAT. May 9th. lef2.

HRDERED That Receivers Thomas T. Giles. IirH-
nv L. {ironse John r. Francis, francis l.. Saith,
Juhn w. speed Thomas II. Campbell, and William A.
Marry, 10, each 81 them. I'm the sixteenth day "i
Juae next render Def re william =. Watson, Com
missIonrr, Of this Court, ACCOUNT Of all mai
tiers in his hands or under his control Recc'er
IAN Ac. for the seourstra,ion OF the estates. property
and Effects If aIiea enemies, and for The inde"'-
ptv Of citizen, Of the Confederate states and prrson:
aiding tbr SAM In the existing With the United
State" approved august SUth, 1s6l, and do make and
and sette.aen Under OATH Of ais col.
lectons and mou!es and disuuTsrutrts under the ACT
aforesaid And IL Is further ordered thgt the Marshal Of
this Court cause nc published In the Richmond En-
quer Examiner, WhIg and Dispatch for four weeks con-
s.cutirely before said day OF settlement. copy OF e
ORDER and that the Clerk Of thi, Court send cory Of
esch Of said newspapers tie Dls.c; Attorney OF tL=
Confederate States for this BhtricL
Copy, Tes.e; L0FTlS N. ELLETT,
Mny1s CLERK.
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TaRTuErS MARS. EIs,.

the market closed dull at about the follow
ing quotations United States G'a. registered
1851, 10l3s5; DO. Us. coupon, 1851, lOltalV2
d.. 5's, 1874. 1894; Tennessee 6's, 5s9 X;
Virginia IS, 5sa59; North Carolina SIS. fl4s
y; aissuuri is, 52ss; Pacific Mail, 1915
Neg York Central, os!!1si Era, 3s;'t; DO
preferred, G5:aG6; Huuson River, 4i4af2;
Harlem, l4tAi; do. preferred, shsa3; kendirg'
46ssl4T11; Michigan Central, 5955a6U; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana, 2as'si do.
yusranteed, 4s!lE; Panama, l29a1; Illinois
Central, G2A62; Gslens and Chicago, :'7;
Cleveland ard Toledo, 45iSss;; Chicago ana
Rack Island, 62sai; Chicago, Burlington aud
Qnncy. 65s69; milwaukee and Prairie du
Uul1n, 3;la9; Cleveland, Columbus and oIn-
c,nnatr, ll&1all+: Illinois Ecrtral hHnts, 'oi
ay2
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UNITED STATES STEAMER HARRIET LANE,
Mississippi River, April %. 1862.
SRI have tie honor to inform you sh:l
Flag Officer Far1asut, with the feat passed.
Forts jackson and ST. Philip on Tho morning
OF the Path, and should be IN New O:lcaua by
this time, As he can meet with no obstacles
such as he has already passed, tho way being
compare lively open before him.
We commenced the bumbsrdmcnt Of Fort
Jackson on the 18th, and continued it without
intermission until the squadron made prep.ra-
tons to move. The squadron was formed in
three limos to pass the forts, Captain Bailey's
division, composed of the following vessels,
leading to the attack OF Fort S.. Philip
Cayusa, Pensacola, Mississippi, Oneida, Ve-
rons, Cstahdin, Kineo and Wissahcon; Flag
Officer Farragut leading the following second
line: the Hartford, Brooklyn snd Richmond t;
and Commander Bell leading tho third divi-
sion, composed OF the following vessels
Sciota, Iroquois, Pinola, Winona, Itasoa and
Kennebec.
The steamers belonging to the mortar to
tilla, one of them towing the Portsmouth, were
to erfilade the wator battery commanding the
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TIE Petersburg u Express" Of yesterday,
states that the commanders O; the gunbosts
in James River engaged in the very small ba.
siness Tuesday, of stopping at the various
fisheries along the river, and informing the
fishermen that they would not DO allowed
hereafter 70 send their fish to either Richmond
or Petersburg. They Say they now have con-
troll Of the river, and that they intend to OK
ercise rigid surveillance over all its waters,
thst the "rebels'' can be Starved out, If they
cannot be whipped.
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ROLLINS sHAIirUTE,
buTETCURT SPRINGS, "a.
;,HT r.rt session Of tLls In:tite vi" open Oh the IL.
wednesday In June next, AID continue ten months.
fui cyrpJ ni teachers viii be IN attendance, and In
u;rucuu ded In all the branches OF ieniac education
usual, taught in institutions Of the highest Hradr. The
location ia Roa.okc county. miles IRON tie fflna
ana Railroads combines the acaa'asrs OF re-
lifseLt Hr scenery, anu 'lieraI "ale q
I.kAs:
RcGri aud Tuition In kEst>n branches f='g
rGItiaU Music ~
no do Drawing and Painting iron......... ~ TO ~
~ Pupils s:Sp At r0nnacci' IS, whence I'M Omn'Lns
riiI Run the Rrst ten ,y3 Of the Session.
A1y farther Information may be had % ADDRESSING
CHARLES L. COOKE, Supt,
6otetourt Springs, RuhuoAs Co., vs..
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PURCHASES OF FLOUR.

a. Z
RICHMOND May Is, lsi2.
nROpOsALS will he received for the Immediate -ti"
and delivery "fjH OBJ barrels Of Whcs Fl"urn !rc"'.
Of not les. Than barrels 10 delivered along any HE m
Railroad in the occupation Of This Government rOnmu-
ulcating with Cornuh MiSs!s ppl payment OF The par
chase lnney made a, the ma OF delivery In rci
cant Confederate hOads The proposals wi DO hHhre3'
ed IN the secretary OF The Treasury and will the
time and place al which Il pr"p"Scd 10 make dclvs?y
nd the price VI tfis FlouT in bonds rated 1T par.
U. .. MEdmINGEa
Stay l8-ln Secy OF treasury
9Th Lyucnn.g T.r.ni an Knoxville Register. Rome
ga Sc iinc. Atlanta U"nietracy, Augusta Con-u'h'
tionalt, Columbia South Cafoiiian Mon,goneTy hdTe
tise Huntsville ADVOCATE and the Raleigh State Journal
will pnbsh for mouth.
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The :;4v.L nHEL--L 80 Mallory h., :c::;..-
ed quito triumph ~ the important matter giving
nntnraiiL47 t. ,onc 7:a;af. Hitherto, stage sea.
IN e been .'.ilica Inuta:,:e- though considered
JUS! In. thing 10y hIauass... Ecrtlnc, c"ul lie
have been present would have lsughei ..i:slmedly
4: the attempts :" gel np ,urging ni.lows. But
III lit- nrS .iin.ai., exhibition ri the grand
naval battle III Hampton ElaI-, the waves roll md
iosm IA sch natural style rs 10 produce the most
pleasing ii!nsicn The Illusion il e:;hauesd BY the
appearance Of the Federal ships, and the mi ate
riou. Virginia pi"Gghing the waves her errand
Of ,ieStI ucLiun. Many VI the Of the galiuut
scene amazingly. TIE dioraui@ should be seen hy
every one.
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TtIfItEIk WdTEE0 BHaHEUIATELf =.
CONFEDERATE sTATEa NAVY DEPARTMENT,

VII ANTED, for the Public Service, Timber OF the toos-
w Ing cIssseR
U0 cubic feet Of square Taher, yellow pine, l2Hi2
Inches, and nom IS 10 ga feet In iesgt1.
500 $50 feet Of square Timber, yellow Fine h5m 10 i2
inches. from Is to ~ feet IN length
200 900 fret Of Tour inch white oak plank and ?V r feet
OF four inch yellow pine plank.
The highest market price will be paid for this Timber,
delivered In the city Kchmond and II will be received
in Rry q=aati:ies Extra prices vii be PAID Tor extra
lengths s. MALLORY,
hay Ill Secretary Of the Navy.
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POLITICAL.
WRITTEN FOR TIE RICHMOND Enquirer
ALL GLORY IS YELLED.

All glory is yelled, aud slent the voice.
That sang to my soul from tn: he..,.,
earth;
The splendor Of nature nc longer 'rj3:ecs,
Or to visions Of brightest cnchan;mon,a .,.
birth,
Who ysihly search with ;eir-,ta;n:.i a,..
For .ha angels form in The violet skras
The angel Of Beauty and Joy and Love
With the glorious sweep Of his bt!,...
wings
Frightening tie stsr.tnrobbng heaven: ao,,.
While bcne.th hun, enrspturAj, s g:
scious Life sings
Glad sut!le,rs rolling in rich sIrans aons,
Fiji they gree. tho car OF BE scrap.
tbIons.
An .lory IL yelled, and 5or,o= bands sasv,,
When the lovely spirit 1nc: hacer''i on ai,.
III Wars CRIMSON gr!ei d:6ps her pale ::;.s,.
sleeping,
While Death in his kingy r1',ys btr,!s r..
her sigh,
But shouts ~; he nCm!'ms me !hJGsa..is siar
Binding them all in his dark funeral tr.ir.
~.
81! slorr l., yelled, cen The scented d..e2,,
That spoke to my heart Ike Soo,c ~ T..
TIC soHE.
Wills with rapture H"ra,' tf'siT s1"i.i:.;Iii-,
powers,
Tnev ZOO lie no Dore az | .ai,.irr .i.t,
But witncr'd and palo with low d.ccPin: !ra
Woopine, sorruSng, sigh ior the curly ;2,.
| miss tn. clear mUsic, tb2 10 loiiy G-ce',
Like lremuious Cummings OF s.lfcry ,=.l;.
Whsn a thnusand pure yp!ccs in !:rE
noet,
From The hill,tops and "aiiieS, !toiu Ia,...
ts!ns and dslis
Music from Nature, an UNDERGONE ice,
Like tne fair syrcn's song meath the b!cv w. !.
sea.
Tie sunlight is golden; tbs Heactl, Ia
Is as brilliant and clear rs sapphre'> b!.l.
Ysl shadow seaus ya'tns tae deep to-
blue,
Aud glory we miss 10 tie <u"'s turHf.
:ars;
;, love light that tsan'a f.iin ~ -"e,i-..,
y: he tcndsry gsZ i lroCl TIC ciou;isSr * :.
For when joyiully love all glowing doth -:
From bright Heaven to dwell IN ;hc i:se;-
bEs heart,
ii:cn u,rpine;s f,ii; there her VII AZ
ing wings,
Ard We dara to defy zen the spniic.' L.
lid The soul ia rs d ant w,tn golden nch:
Burning kc iery stars in criI,ans { 90.
Bal thr stars Il US: gTaS pie, AL 'hos: lamp
"f light
Ia the tempest will shrou' ter 'i:'' a".s
And darker, far darker, will SEEN II. d;
night,
When we sor7ow:Ee think OH liz ILL
glehD,
As we watch alone by the nshss trFy,
In bitterness weeping the gIo.ions da:.
On Fathcr SnP7cma, 'rom III lrsir..
light.
H-haocc ali gloric: clus.'Vin: Id r.i,
rlTiTe,
Oh, remove IRON orr splits .l.iis ls'F >i.r,.Ga
night.
And o''l he yelled giory ";t;. :.es D.i.:.
ness 20 shine
Plan, tho standard Of Peace va: a2s,r:.,
hinu
Lead oar hosts, and, vita '!'isEsy rosr:,:
our i3GJ
MkHG1Rcr !iriLlr:5
RcnMoND My II 1852
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10 WHOM THIS N.s cosarsN {.

Ttli certify that caleb upn1 pitnrse the
patsni process for f&ani!s Ls"ts, vrnted AID ater-
ted ty towusuaI, ~ o. RRtfoZ teeeh, .n.l
the cy- hs process OF Tsnb tlny hours
rters Of Lrsther that will make good upper Leather
shoes fully OF the op1 ion that his prorcaa
Is ani recommended 10 his advertisement, and will
sp.eig bring ,hoGL Complete outipn In T.u1.ns
takes kLoSn the ingredient used In his Tan.
rirr aad there any quantity In the Country sad
throughout 'h- aou';..TE S'sies.
Wd. r. WOODRUFF
q. j.. Dup
g. s. fERKke,
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aoss soura All the TanEes officers con"
a.. hay, and six members of the 9Th keginont Y.
S. Cavalry recently csp'ured on tbs reh'pSIA' t,oA
their departure at early hour YESTERDAY ~
for Salisbury, n. G. Also about hlty PRISONERS ""'
we're confined il, Castle Goodwin. We VIZ" '''s''
nIesssu, time in quest OF 3 local hah"''en'
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raEAsrnY DEPARTMENT.

RlcHMoND, May 49, lrd!.
T7JuE h5ders of the nte-csbcang Treasury Notes is
susi under the Act OF Ionsress OF March =, istl,
are notified ,hcy at liberty 10 retain and crcu
late ssid alter maturity and that they VIII Goa
nue t. hear interest ual sixty ,ys after notice shall be
given OF the Readiness VI Inc Treasury 10 pay them
e. Il. HIkMMINGE2,
May l6, ls62-aw Sec'y Of Treasury.
G-The Richmond FIX im,ner, Charleston Uourirr, S1-
van -ah Georgpn Montgomery Advertiser aud Witl.tg
ton JuurIa will publish for two weeks
yNEFJY D0aLAitS KEwhRD.-ltsn awsy
Il III ths 18th Of April ny miu MAT whn 10 about ."
years old, aule blIcs, ntsllicent-soout feet or
inch1s hi.-aae high forehead, fine feeth minister's On
the chm mnus' He speaAs quickly. He may
about the Glover Till Uonl Pits, In Chester field Man.
chester. The above rc-5rd Will he paid Oh his delivery
or Judgment In Jail, 30 tina; can gei him.
Amlir. Gnrar. Uicsk "a May 10. ie9"-it
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WHAT TuEY FOUND.

TIE "Hefald's" correspondent, Whiting about
the fight al Williamsburg, says:
Within liz: fort We found characteristic
feature O! chigairous warfare in The snapo OF
percussion snrlls, buried in tbs roads IN such
n mannnr That the foot vi either s man or
horse might como III contact with the peEcus-
sion cap and explode the shcll. O!s OF taesa
killed one man and wounded five. Numbers
Of them were dug up.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-16

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lain is crowv daily ly Hlisc"ah eouS "s'''N"'a
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-16

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W 80 Confederate tues which Ttre sven me tails
morning by my husband who left for the u vas In
srnai Morocco bag Any hndiDg the will confer
TtYor poor female by leaving IL Al the Enqu rer
OtE .er. AID will rewarded for the same. NAV 10 II