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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29

Ing for aud assisting his country, when she
needs the hearts and arms of every Southornrr
TO drive back the foe. My l:ltle personal
troubles aro not comparable TO the anxiety |
feel for the result Of tbs struggle that is going
on. We can only get n ons-sded account OF
affairs, and only allowed to buy the most ultra
Northern sheets. The Cincinnati "EuqAircr"
and "Hurald" arc interiicted.
There ere 361 offcors in thia prison, spaco
Of s. hy b2 yards, walled in by fence 10
iae. high, aad senlinels walking on the top OF
ihu ieIcs night aud day. There are two roSs
sf houses, like negro cabins, with two.rooms
in Il row, each Il by lo ieet, and VIC have 10
in our room, and you can imagine how crowd
cd VIC are. Some few are in tents. All the
officers in our mess have friends who aupply
them vito clothing and money, and We really
live well, the Governor furnishing US with
plsntY OF good beef, bacon; broad, clacEsrg,
vinegar; and lney allow us to buy oysters,
fsh, cakes, pol, apples, etc. The ladies avs
been kind to us, AID send ua nick nacks !;
is believed here that we will bo sen, 70 =
duSky Island, in L.slso Erie, as soor ~ III; ice
breaks (shau. the 1at Ct Ap7i!,l :Th'ch
bs ieavt'.3lY a:tyantaS .;ous to our health, ~
dr5ai bcing 1coprd IN in tho aGnlncr months
il regard 10 OUT release God only knows whsn
thai will tcci1r and Eay be hcro for years.
Bn, wisl, you to urgs upon sll TO have ihe
cotton crop destroyed, if it ia endangered by
tiic arp!oach ot ths enemy. If they get cotton
au:ll loaaccn, anA oiLor Southern products,
tnay oan 60 on with the war; ii they fall to
do lAia, lhoy will Boon be financially ruined.
uava lhis urgad on tha pan:crs, committees
appoln!oi by the Board Of Polics to burn and
doatrcy everything thsl would be Of service
to it'd enemy. Take the negroes to tbs
spsups and cans bsakoE, if tho enemy I'd
vanc,s ;l;o tho country. The QUESTION ls cne
oi life aud daati'; if tha North is snceessiuI,
orr property is ,destroyed-nl that h"ro
Soa,iteru procliEitiss will be con6scated, %
lho sauth viii ho psnniless; md there shollc
he 40 such word as give up-asht and keep
on tiyhiing-it s cur only salvation hoTo
hIlsslasippl is turning out mrn in this st7uss-
gle. and t1at | will again SEQ you all undsr
mare favorable auSpiceg
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:AGIS.iaH HkeLs..".

Ths following Tsre tho ru!ag prices in our
market Saturday afternoon last: Beef 20 10
80 ssnts per pcu1d; Veal, 20 to 25 oenta psr
pound Mutton, 25 10 50 cents rcr pound !;
Pork, Is cents per pouan; Chickens, s 80 to
sl.75 per pair; Eggs, 35 to 40 cents yer dozat;
Sturgeon Fish, 25 cents PR piece Green
Peas, 90 cents per bslf Pe,k; strawberries,
SO cents per qusrt; O1aos, 5 u 10 cents each;
PrsTp or Shrimp. 50 cents pc: quart; Oysters,
so Cents per qua1I.
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,.clDfsTs OF THE BATTLEFIELD

An 'occssiclIhi correspondent" ~Lo StS III
tic battle oi Shiloh, writes 10 tho Mnbile d.
esrtijer and Register:
IN. killed Of tha enscl5 IA Some places vas
absolutely tTightul Ga ina edge Of ohs gull
II We passed Wn could have walked thirty
Yards on line Of dead bodies without touch
lns the ground. Wo sA~ q! loaat Ten dead
Yankees TO one Of OURS.
Daring al action, doeT ran between the
cou.endias atmics 1t was curious sight
t. see il loping between death. did not learn
whether it EaS killed After auolher action,
whe1e It's Hr,rg bad been perfectly awful, and
when the prisoners who had surrendered were
marching by us i'll an old orchard, o rabbit
hoped through tho limos Of .hTee regiments,
snd was 30 frightened that one Of our boys
easily caught h,m. Ho was lot go-right.
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HoE T. A. n. NIELSEN.

A correspondent. Of the Charleston "Msr>
cur" !r-itlng from East Tennessee, nas the
iol.,,wirs IS. 70 Tho POSITION rf his gGHtscnan
n hb ,.iade1 hoaie. .:'-.:aSn frotu .hn
pcpul. cair, +" hia qu," Dfstc'ijing SO
p -lion, II. Sc Ia 'st 1c;,".r-"''.
d. liz ,lr 81 s,...,.. :.
pto,uund thinker, ThoiGss y X. tcls0n-a:.
Est Tsnnesaeean IT, nothIhg but his sPparoI.
He, too, ws7 borne along BY tho irreSisrble
current Of Unionisrn which swept 0"er 'ils.
trict Of country secluded from Ms scr!G--
whose people were never ranEci6us, il: ,hs
midst of their simple pursuits. Vi !be numLer.
less wrongs heaped upon the South by thoss
who loga nothing in tho South except Southern
gold. Nelson ia post and "A dreamer, nH VOL
a. a statesman and orator. There is nut a
moro inheiatigable student in the South than
Mr. Nelson, and there is not one who, in all
tee relations Of life, ia Moca faultlea5 and
mote beloved. HIS Weaknesses e!I "inciihe 10
Yir.ue's side, sud his chiTAlrous spirit has
never been questioned.
In tho bY gdno history ii partisan con.eats
in E4s. Tennrast,. Nielsen is fba oAly oppo
nent Of Andrew Johnson WHO Never covered
be.oro that coaroe bully and black guard. With
the omripo.eLce of yrlne, truth, genlna haI
eloqunncs, IA these are embodied IN Tbns, \.
R. Nelson, Unionigm found an ndherent Who
coaId ra,heF be bought nor driven. lie has
fxai point beyond shch he will no. SUPPORT
tie d ninsLion Of Federal authority. Wh:H-
ever Abraham Linculn prrnounr2s The dom
Of african slavery, Nulson will proclaim hita
soil the supporter OF tho Confederate goorrn
nent FROM .ha cutrie nothing can deter
hiI, and having. 6scd hn' determination, hoN'
eve. 81 snrd We msy deom il, be will never
change it. He declares himself q loyal Ten
nesscean, And consequently will hot rass his
hund a.;.inat hs State in tho war noT pending.
SUCK, aln tn!d, are tho sayings and opinions
OF the gtexl:st msn in Eiat Tenn eE.ee.
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DEATH OF \ WELL ~ IN MAJ.

lie ssii that lFm ki8sAnr, .ho, it will .be
remembered, Tsa implicated n lho burning Of
ths s,e.m,r MarLhs Warrington, some ten
years s!ncr, ~as killed in ~" desperate h,tie
at Fort Craig. AZ will be lemcrn bered, ho !et'
Cincinnati az tho t:De ni tho burning OF the
steamer Assuming lhH n5ns oi LacsE6Ge
be went With Walker 10 iIio Nicaragua espe :
ditions. upHn tbs Opening OF tho war, he co:
tersd tho Secession army viii! TIE rans of
Msjor, Ani lnu. ;i;;s 'toaih III battle.
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;.rofa Ito Enor,sla HeELtsr |
G Gentleman. who furmsfiy Represented
Hos. SAh. eAirB.

THIS gentleman, who furInsfig Represented
tbs Thr. Distric. 10 the Uuitai States Con-,
sress having enlis,cl dc pr iysts ii the Cor,
iedcca;e vic, was lest Week cnmmlss!ohed
By Major Gen. Slaith 50 4 recruiting othcer,
ecd has left for BfsdLey county, With authori'
" TO muster in volunteers to the Ooniedorate
service, aud pay the bounty OF $50, offered by
the government Uoi. Sam. Smith Is one OF
the moi, popular zen in his district, and We
ars ,iai To see uin III tho Setvica-
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0a rupsiay - ..:Dtu.ai on the field AID
not reinUt: from ;i,s rive! s1fre - TO 100 pr!s-
onera-hsvlns ti.s as7 h:l!.d iao:o thar WAS
captured
Oar loss in Killed l.; estimated ut 6 or 600
and our wcdndsd IT G1Inc 2500 The lied ard
wouadsd o( the cnainy Ii pcUoabIT about
doub!o ana in prisoners 'rol. 8 10 70G0. Sore
make Gu estimate ,f ,hn.lossee o! The aremy
much asrIra -rhs: vs. Ea7f stated it. We do
not ihiu!: OAR friends vii! :qc7 much from tbs
tio ro.ily
tiovarno, Harris ii -=!cls &: hcma md ii
Tie actiec il:hcDa:te c! s!! ;;i;;a5 no" lie
voivHg lpon hin; hh is rcry ell. and
s more than satisfied viii. the bat:ls Of
Skilnh. BE lc;urns to tho arEly within : day
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Deg -rliOn Of FcdertI Kentucky Ieei-



MFutd.
Tie following, from the Memphis ARGUS,
seems 10 condrm the reported resignation Of
two Fedsral Kentucky regiments, mention o.
which We made some days since:
Information, derived from parties who have
jus. returned from Nashville, states that last
week two Kentucky regiments, Gel Manson
aud Col Price, we're Lna,nhed across the iivet
into Edge6eld, and hisbanded. Col. Manson
made spnooh to the regiments, telling .hen
hs did not intend to hshtnnothsr day Ipr Lin
coln's abolition government. Legislation upon
the slavery Question wos tho caasc Of the
regiments baings dishanted The abolition
government has now many in its service who
would kc glad to resign, bit ere prevented
from so doing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
E KIRBY SMITH.
M,j-Gon. Ho:u's Dsp'i E Tnna.
We cop t!.e following paragraphs fron 'se
Memphis "Apans'' OF the 24th iEst
ELYOnu uCNRGIT

We cop t.c following paragraphs fron Re
Memphis ".lpnnaI' OF the 2Vth lEet:
FLTOHD nCNR1LT.
BE- nUaas ii tsain ami haad-:sr e. run vas
lnndn up tbs Ohio railroad the other isy as fsT
as Mckenzie station. Everything aloDg !hs
rnad was perfectly quiet; but the noiss Of tno
frirs 81 F3rt Pllaw, wh!cn IG i,-k!i along &
Considerable portina Of the liAs o' TIE road,
causce scIae txutausDt smOEE tho country
penple. T5n Statement; tia: The Fcdsrals had
visited TrcG5FaEt atat'GE proves 10 b. fslse.-
The Foasrals ara reported % !!a7e occupied
Par,s with hLs*E hundred neh Tkry hs7o
not beer sect 8: Hal.fy sincs tteJ nrEiei the
tcpo. here
TEE w"rXpfD Al c6MSrH
BIZ! lew U( Gus ,.ouG,:ed hrc i:!. - Corinth- -
tbs creator ta5;:oil Nj .hcu. harias been re-
moved to .hS more comfortable hospitals than
thoss 81 headquarters, oT taken h"ma Hy
frlSS,dB
4 kind 6f neutral ground haa heca estah.
lished between tho iT0 e!In.c;, ypon which:
beth armies hess established nusp,sla !o- tho
ego if such On D1tn S,hcs; ~ Serb too severely
WcuGcr,i 10 Ge renewed ;tcn the baitla
ground Tas s'irgeo;,s ami Tursss OF beth
armies ara hI'GTed - pass 10 and iro unme-
es;ct, go that all lfc az well cared lor IS ia
possible under the circumstances.
CLPI MoRGA:; LGAlN.
On THURSDAY last this psr;isau soldier sc
cpmp|i+su;i another ieat, Hnich resulted III
,he cHpu'ro ut sb0ut dI!y 81 tho ansny. 1a
was scon:iaE a2:ne eighieen lnies ifo!;l
Curintb, "nai !,c otssr9.I irTco Of Fcdlral
cavalry spPrtsnnE After suffering them to
pass, hs :tlI upon tier rsse AMI baggci the
Whole party a!mnst without 4 struggle.
ADTAfciSG.
o.. F'ita7 it was r2po:tod in Corin.h tEst
tho enemy TeTc advancing ir1m Dsc.lur 10
rusranbs, and that they had Small force
seYer miles cas-. Of the lettor place This rea
stated upon tho anIhari,Y of Citizen scoui3 IhL'
lad ueefi scni irOi. the town.
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plawICDIE (oFFIcIaL.)

DIW Nv IUUIE NVtf INIAL'T
Epee, 6i Ssddon, ii Collier, il.
G5Tr0WAT.
Al The rctLrr,s ircm this county have hsIr
received We give the aggregate.
Epei, No. Saddor, As; Collier, 2.
PRINCE GEORGE.
We nave not obtainsd the figures ;r6la
Prince George, bat understand that Collier nus
Il majority in the county.
The counties If Fr ~h .tan, AN ella, Cumbsr
lsnd AIT. GouchlsTd sre yet to hear from, but
!, il not behaved that tnoJ eau sIfoct the re-
rnlI
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TO Inc FeapI- OF ER.I IennesaL",
HEA DQEAnT
DEPARTMENT CT EAST TENNESSEE,
Ep,yojil, Anil ~ iSS2-

Ina Major. General Commanding the D.Tar;-
in,-nf, Zee; eta rcgre. thut large bGdiaa OF Gil
acf" Gaisj'a ~ descninG men, arc leaviHE lbs
sro' ~ -, ,s,,ii.n in Kentucky.
:lr call: :. p.in 81 East T:nnosscs.
- ,on,riu d. sl4!r Agnrl. ~ cnl!rsLa lnc.r
fields, ami t. ic true man IL !hcir siteSaht-
10 the existing g1go:nmcat-
Hs Resuroa all cit;zHns eaEaEs'iiT liz cult!T.tinE
their laru,6, ina. ne will protnc: them si;h
;i:::T righ.a and tiia: i.l will sup. md taa nil,
Us III ats under ths Slat= Lsw, that they may
rsiss crops iur consumption, il. 10 cJuiiDg
,ear
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FROM MENiIO.

TIE .at.si Adyicsa RON ts.s Cra@ states
thnG .ho frercn h,.;! rr"ol.ci tnar division
irtD psitio3ary icTcr.;, aoa Would e"'"
a.i-..-- -.:--i IT. Gar.tnI w',hnut Geiay,
qs,um,ns sIi tho s"nssqaarcss .he Spanish
and English p'snpotc",ar.rs therefor ie.
ao!;cd % w:lLITa" thyr fr!cca aai March
h,1s t. T,:a Cruz Io- French dlyiiion Lsd
c2mu.enc:l tie march rpcn lie :.ty Of MH'
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rect gGG WET.


Iiteo. ! p:l - -ThAccun:ry GctwGch acfo
and Mouni Oh is !ui5da!sd. urge pJr
non y. ;.:e La!:o .aG flltrn Railroad ws-
washed .say.
rirrssrrG, April u -Gtn. Grango., ni;h
800 c:yalrg. has had h.i.; Et;l the rcbcr.
iss:.rc ~ nGur Both si.!cj resrrG--ic4S
sGuSlI. Tie general aspect u ah.':; IS un-
ch.ngr1.
CHICAGO, April 24 "A sEccisi despatch 10
Ia. .T.iu.s' ,svi ;:;at tivn. M..cheli's division
2uu niles u Ihc Memphis and unsrie.itea
Naiiic.i. Large Te.nforcrme"t5 arrived At
piu,ourg c.: ,Gc 22i.
TIE lstcst accounts ;:clh PitSSb"'2 Land
ns sIhta ;hsl plcpaiauous NJ" inahi"s hr
another ereai battle rr;.r tGtrilh
TIE NASHVILLE.
Nlw Yc#E, April 81 -Ad:lces 'foa N.s.
sau. X. p, sla:o ,Mni ;:io Nashville Returned
20 .hat place site: Rn unsnocsss!". Et:copt 10
gun the hlcckace ai Charleston. 0oe Of her
o.td!o nc:c7 IA: badly injured. Sce has
iu.I caiso 81 gu"s and ammunition brought
- tbs litaGia,oe :ron Eng!aud.
THS SLAVE TRADE
NA$IrcroS, aprIi 224.--The ratification "i
.;.a Srss.d and L,yns treaty FOL The Snpf:eI-
son nj lie ai.v;. ;rsie VIII SOON be rxchang'G.
'rno :a.!n ,rg;uips src tie mutual rlghl "i
search :.::d tin su:nmEry puuloIl."ntoi OF lf0ae
engaged.
t.gN TGE fEAIHsuLA.
BALr!Aon., April @5.-GGE dispatches i.ons
IUflto@a .,stc that 3g:usratioEG :Tu"e fap.i'J
! a,:.i;los .ur aa attach The aru!ored sieain
snIhcs. GairnG sr:!vel ia Hampton E,sGs,
Wednesday.
wASaisGIO$ I..Hs.
SLelina,.'a : INC ndmoEt 10 tEQ c"Gi5Cht!Cn
hi. ..mlnlng certain c.sss@s sctjtct |" tIG ien-
a,t,"s os tie bill. wss adopted.
Tie French Minister, after ii, t";urn !fota
Richmond, lad 4 long In:erf:s~ @i.a Se"afd.
rG& f0R.s EELow NEW caLEA>s.
.,lw Yosg, iprI! 24.-TEc lisvsra "Diaro"
s.a,cs that s,ca9as ifcm New Orleans repot,
,tac :,t.s Jackson .ad s.; pnirp were shan
roned. lLG ina: The Fedora! tooL -. essi!y go
uD 10 New O.i=aDg.
C1HME6riAL.
L,vFRro0L. Aprii Y The s:s93 c. cotion
,o.,.a7 aele .1gu uai4G ,.,hfhe. uuoyan,;
5000 '.ken ~ Spectators
i.5SDos, Apr! l2--CoD-u'G %. 70 49,.
dAy&2, A. pl,i lu.-Sa.es o, Cotton :of Tie
rc.G $500 n...L Nsw Orleans uts ord!Eairc
l53 lr-nca, 5a: Isl lrancs. sioch @i.gCp
bales: 'rho .tcamef BJnbay has @i3o. gVc
spec., Iur ID. p,Ira.as. ci 1DiiD5.
Nvm Yuns, .,gri 81 --.'o,,a" qlie.-a.i-:
TJG b-!,n VI %: ct3 rlsE mia u si2 E1-
sin I: per hal.
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BEEF CATTLE An cid dealer in n1as cattle,
who is in extensive correspondence With the
stock rHiaera OF Western Louisiana, 40 Tell ss
Eastern and Middle ToIaa, Informs ua that
thure will % DO lack Of beef 80 soon as tho
spring grass or the prairies shnli have attained
medium growth to enablo droVers 10 drive to
market Cattle, he says, srs as plentiful now,
and may be had at rs cheap rate as in years
past. He cooaientl7 asserts that, in one month
from this time, from reliable information in his
posscsion, bcuf 7;ill te down to its usual pTica
say, from six to eight cents per pound
This il emphb:Ically g'od ne"a, ,-AttaEapcs
Relist6r.
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Speaking Of liza falI oI Fort Pulaski. tn

Speaking uf tia FIJI oi Fort Pulaski. tho
Mobile Advertiser says
The siemy hn: taught US wha. he can Go
with his Improved sIi terrible artillery,
a a.rst tho fort,Goations In which we coEhde,
He nas Taught US with what s!cady snt uG-
a,Ysing perseverance, ho will prosecute his
military snteroTi3e. We should understand
and appreciate tnh fee We ars fighting, and
TAen he in future ss.s down against E position,
We S:.6,.!d remember !iis lesson 0! Pulaski,
mad ulset pcraeY:rahcs and activity with
srcatir peTaovrIaro. Of opposition ana actiTity
Of -nu"5 aTce The Taluo Of Tie lcasou may
su.ros, iLse!f nynr E0tnu here.
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TIE PRISONERS,

TIE yrisoaeys who arrived yesterday ara
rough-icvkiug SOL OF fellows, aud just "a hltay
as II possible for mun to DO. We UNDERSTAND
that luey are Of Western regiments and mostly
OF foreign birth They seem to be very Goa
tented With their lot, and haze, g4nefslly, r"i
the NOS. re1uoto nolon vt tho moral phaseC
TIC war. They sht bscuuse they had nos''
in 10 al, ur any mode Of earning something
u bny ieod--Tent into tte arny Tor iood--
and sce very well crntentet here, where they
wall 5e ,ed und kept rul Of lha ~a5 Of dange,
ind tbs labor w4ick accompanies It. Olhct.
wige, they are not able TO tell for Whit they
wero il arms ngalraI US. In this respect ,hsy
are ths anti podes of the men ~ho cunpuse our
army Vobiie Tribune, 18Th.
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GEN. M'clE1LAN's SISTER AND NEPHEW.

a Mocls lotter states that few days siaea
Mrs. English, sistar Of General Mcclellan, the
Yankee con,nander ln-chlet, Tcs 10 tkla city,
and Of cou75s attracted some attention. Her
husband is a wealthy planter, ana lives just
above this on tho Alabama river. Young
English, the Generals nephew, hos gone up to
Oorinth 10 fsht ior tus South. He seems to
desire nothing 80 much rs TO meot in hostile
combat bis dlGling guishcd kinsman.
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o,anprsn11ons roR rae NouspEp.

A subscription was opened at Memphis, on
Wednesday,, for the reiof OF our wounded sol
dies in the bsttle CT Shiloh, and in q short time
ths collections amounted 10 81. .567 10.
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IIlon ,hs Petersburg kIprs1i, April 2G

V: rraciYe,! fe9 additional ra;urGs yes"
ttrdsy iron sho countiaa Of D;aw!dd!s ehd
prr.cs Gsorss, aud We heard froa. all tho pre-
cincts In tbs county OF Chos.", heId, sage nne,
VIZ RobcrtEon's Store The returns so ar,
r,taor strengthen the belle! wc Expressed
yesterday, that Mr. Collier has roeeiTsd very
dec .ie,i majority in tho district. We append
suca returns Is have coI.e TO haLd
PfTERsBUrG.
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AFFAIRS AT SAVANNAH.

Tho "Hopubiicaa," Of ofMonday, says
On the banks Of tho Savannah all seem
qu,st Ths unemy, few in numbers, aTe still
lying in our lower rivnr, and so tar rs slen, nc
reinlorcen.ootS have reached them. They
have not a ucco e4oal to an attack on tho city,
End ia augmentation would secIn Inconsistent
with The prussiDg deatands from other points
81 the present time Mcclellan will need eve
~ man he can draw into the field for bis ope-
rations in the Peninsula, and the FEDERAL axi.
gencies cut West'are equally pressing ior all
the troops at ths; command Mcan6hle wo
are not idle The military authority here sTe
using al nshns in thoir power to strengthen
our deienGos anG make them iLnprcgnsole.-
Come Ia what nunoera he may, the enemy
will have his hands iul! in his march upon
Ss2sn3aH.
A gnnoost came up FrsstoIa's Crs ester
day iGronuUn, 10 nithin about two miles OF our
battery at Uauaton's Blsff, bnc no sun was
tired 0n ethel side.
A Federal propeller also came Up the river
Yesterday, and fred o shot III tic direction of
Mackes's Point, but it fell ;ar short Of the
maTk.
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TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
,,.s,,sssp DAILY, sEM1-wgEKLI AND WEEKLY
BI TYLER, WISE & allegro
T L z VI s .

TERMS.
.s-p.,lr p,.Es EIGHT dollars per snnum and &; the
- S:Sp ,ios7. N :.Een for shorter period than
For the s.M.WxrxLy slx dollars per anuurn or
-. ,sI-AulLr dollars ios six months, payable % ed
,a,. fae ;he ~HskLr. fRsEs uoAtss per snnuu, or
a,,,,r- for TwrLvg DaLiAss-for six mopths Two Dol
- - ,...-to be paid Invariably IN advance When
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29

Toe ij!l3|ihg letter WAS f0nad "a Inc bat
tla tisli Of Shiloh, it was addressed 10 John S.
Phelps, Qasrtef master 2srgesnt, Sai Ill reei-
nan!.
LHooLE, ILL.,, March II.
Dear Son have been 7ory
busy for a@hils, and could not got time to
GINS Ser before Money Is exceedingly scarcs.
Corn selling at ten cents in the car, and
Twelve snj hali c.nts for sheIled per bu5hel.
Ws presume now thst Donaldson is fallen wo
will huza southern market lor our grain
In your ne1t, give me your opiniod OF tho
country, mabaors and customs Of the psop!a.
&C., IA, and if You think it advisable | will
sell GU. here snd come to Tennessee, ard take
one Of those farms you captured. We hear
daily al the n.oyvs oi our army, lis aoll as the
rebels. We hsva s great many friends in
Nsshyile, who koep our Generals advised Of
eli the moves OF the Confederate arEay. When
YOU get to Nashville 50 and SEQ Dr.. Srovll,
who is 3 strong UG;on man, he vas formerly
frnn Albany, n Y.
The secssh intend 10 annoy Toaneasso river
With sharp-shmtprs, until ths7 can fortlfy
Cha,isaooea. Price aud JeT. Thompson are
drove out oi Missouri. The Quartsrmsster's
a.rseaat don't have 10 fight, doss hs'
would give ny last COW to have you back
bone again, away frun those terriole South
eli Busls knives.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
HOW 1rs sts.Ls wsHs iNsrGrcTEn ro ..cr ~


T;,a following scT-!c. oder from ssaa!s.
ga!,i r-as pi,.ioi up o.: the Is,.ie-ii.id Of S!i
iuh, (P.l,s5urg E,nji9s;ll On Monday last. 1t
Is c3p..G .ro.. lie orig!I'l;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29

t:,IN TUE J EHI'5LLA.
BALr!Aoh., April @5.-0rs dispatches i.ons
Iuil.,oYa stste that 2g=yaraitoEG 'To:e rap!d'J
a,ai;lps .ol ha attach The armored s;esn
s,.1hcs. GalrnG sr:!ved ia Hampton E,sds,
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