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The New York herald., 1862-11-19

u II. LUDLOW, ACCTIONEER.
~. Large and attractive sale OF Marble Stau ...s.,
Works Of Art, Forcntine Mosaic Tab 49, a 90
and Bronze Figures rich Silver Plated W. md Fren"
Porcelain a"a S'oASn
E. n. LUDLOW co. will sell at auc' r.,o, wssn.-,
oslocs each day. q The .0de Bsoaawas, large
sss0r.nent o. Aaoaser ey ana uups Classical Vases,
Mssrs G,ovanoni Zannoni lu landed and rsyer pefor,
ages at The above The hshss, bidder for
lection Of Italian works s .rr n ,aa xnissv m COT ~
ses ana srssss o sew and subjects
reNntans &s = wh.o deser ptive catalogue be had
a. the once OF ine anc neers aud pur-
ceasea ~ go e ol own can be iepackcd n the original
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4 UCTlON NOTICE
n a. DOUGHTY. AUNvfONBER,
VIII sell this day AZ iu. nCoN sal rs Ma
a an general assortp~nt OF Paror. Chamber,
Dnin aud L;trarA Fp pusEre, IN oak, and
oad Rasscls, Vetyst. Tr~e.Piy Ingram
Carr Ciery Csina. Gro Scsy Glassware; Cooking
Pa lnr hce Sr9ves; Gas eiers DO; the whole
fora sale
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DEMovAL COFFEE WAREHOUSE suBscpr.
IL ber begs leave TO intern the public his new Ia
ton M Cedar street. up stairs. where he !,
furnish consumers Of this e4ceuent article Coffee which a
highly appreciated BY the medical faculty OF this rv
Hotels grocefs and dealers generally Invited 10 rsl
and eKanine quality aud learn prices Agents wantcd
Great induccmen.s 'fSs
SEWARD OLSEN, N. D., No. Cedar street
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ENEO. q. HAYDOCK, AUCnT DNEER.
~ Large special sale OF French
CHINA AND GLASS WARE
BY ROBERT HAYDoOSf, til uRSDAY, NOV. 20,
At j. o'closN ~ his salesroom,
l0l liberty stree. -four months credit,
100 psrknsp best French r Int ass
5mp ,liaton Of A. Porter 4 Caiaux.
F~nch China, import OF IA. frost Il Co
large q styles Gold Band and Decorated
Wares wases Ic.
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EAscUTuRs SALE OF NEW AND SECOND HAM
~ FsrnH,rr ~ Brooklyn, being part ~ tb. sot ~
V.da deceased saho an so.a Chair- Bnreaas Beos
ahsss bsfesas Msuressrs, tebfr and Tahles wosh
! nas L0oking tsass Carpets Gle 4 a. a. Wesna
81 ~ mss oes0,k ~ 5ss Fulton street. BY COLE MIR
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Any INFORMATION RESPECTING NY SON John
IN Rohers, iwiu be graefr, Received His las lrter
vas dated Mosclw, March, 1879 posted at Tafa,rtte
Gtnesee Co a. Bq ton papers Please copy, he ass
there pa, ~ i, ana GS Please direct 0eosee Eobests
(yIilLDREN TAKEN FOR ADOPTION AND AID OPTED
~ out 70 good humrs "a love female niant to a,op q
Ladies viii rtcrte good mcd endnnce d ing
their teuhnemcut at Madam GK1HDiES 40 West Hou 4or
street. = =
IkFoRMATIoN wANTED-oF Bridget COLEMAN
rsw Mrs. Haniu, supposed TO be living IN Ho,okrn n
u Any Information regarding her will ba thankfully
ceivei W her sister, Hannah Coleman, at 2Whc street
New York city.
INFORMATION wANTED-.eF EMMA HYMEs ny
4 bcr brother Thomas. Cal, al - Cherry street.
+ oUisA N M---.--A LETTER ar STATION A. ANSWER
~ exIe ted for one wses coUNsELLOR
MRS. GLEASON, SISTER or MRS. PARKER. ron
Nl uety ~ fiui avrnae, anil late ef Paris 10 informed
thai there Teitcr Tor her. the ktrad on. in bos We
Mr. THOMAS A. LYNCH, FORMERLY or CALifOR.
ul MA. now Of Washington New York, VIII confer
faAor BY send ng hts addiess to G. W. g. Herald osc
MfsstSG--SINtE SATURDAY NIGHT, SAMUEL,
Wl Perry, 70 he onlcer attached tse tarden Wheu
At sern was dressed suit oi dark steel mixed .h nil
d the same material; bons and beaver hat about r,v
I've xsfs ~ ace. tive it ten Inches IN height sany %
rcx. fai sandy beard pa sls gay ami cray ia r. Ma.
last scen r Bowtf near Ray ard street about M
o. och sasgs sy night on his way home Any Inor,s,ton
r,ucetpn hr will b. Thankfully received by bb suic,es
fam'r. ~ 'ts East fhifiieth street
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1ES BowERY MADAME wfDcER cLAIRvoyANT
lOO aud giited Spanish Indy, unveils the mysteries of
fuugty absent friends
medicines for all diseases tells lucky ust
or stolen. Ac. Hn -
CcS THE CELEBRATED NORWOOD Gypsy CAN
OOC c consulted on tue affairs Of hie res,or drunk
lpvcd hy hearts o brings together those ios 40,
rated. I wish the Truth, call aud this renowned
Fee Is Gems.
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XNHo WOULD NOT 40 TO MAKE THEIR FoRruNEY
yN Go We. onu ana all 10 srn Miss Ell INaI,dlN ,ha

ned Engiish prophecies M vefsaily
the beet Of all astfoues who secure 10 those
who consult her health wealth happuess aud warrants
to imAt 70 them Information Of The utmost Importance
relative 10 awsus absent friends ship
marriage hidden Treasures and troublcsin fact
Of all affairs IN e Brave soldiers, learn your doom
glory ltfe o. death " prosperity and
ieliciy yonl not delay 20 visit address BY
highly gifted aud Beautiful lady t0i Sixth avenue
opfosite Eighth street. Mrs w. Is tho only verson
slE who has tue genuine Roman and Arabian nisnans
love. good luck aud business aairs-warantcd tor ufe
Lucky numbers gwen also highly respectable
bands reclaimed - -''". a'''NF - -
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uENRY d. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
Ii Nassau street, opposite the Post MINER K
SOMERNILLE viii sell at auction Fricay Nov. IL AZ IL
ocu ineir 81 Nassau Bet Collection
Of M"i.n Oh Panunss, comprising work. from he easeIs
OF follow wei known artists, viL-Wm. Hart,
luck 0crtr i.cainc, Blnndeil ". NJ. Brown Chapman.
PyDe RonGci, Manzon Jameson, Carmiencke, Beasop
Co Munich, W!Cgall, Van Sevrrdonk, Cafcr,
Wa'rson aud others fararab.y knuwn 10 pab.
.ic. The above exhibition.
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BOAv.~--- -.
.---~sAsaNG Avn
HOUSES. n..,oes, ssC.. ~ 1NTk Z
AND LODGING.

- - : :. So
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NoUNTRY BOARD wANTED-roR THH WINTER
~ for sen;l men, wife. trec ch ldrn servant, at
moderate rrce accessible New Yorx for which auors
and serars VIII 10 taken part payment in advance Ad
dress 5. D. E. Herald Office
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n TIE 'BOARDEGS DIRECTORY sol BROAD
n way, yoi can le ptrscniars Of nSny aesiyanie
families ald boa 'lug houses All wishing 5oaiters
sho.it apply immediately. Blrd wanted many
aud s.n Sc gentlemen. A. 5. BUDINE X 60.
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4 BEAUTIFUL FRONT ROOM, WITH BEDROOM
n aacael OF palHte. GA s,rnnd ioor with all moiera
imir ,venlr nt> ke, good Euad hose wish n ood
.eti and ortb nome n,y call for Vest
Eleventh. street Dinner il q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22
h-aTeIueHis OF the Enenr.

1t was sintd yesterday i'll Congress, by some
OF tic members, that President Davis had re-
ceiyed mlorWstton Of the landing Of a large
body OF Federal troops al Acqais Greek, which
from III, news received Ga to the number,
would mske lhoir force at this timo III and
shout Fredericksburg about thirty Ave thou
sand.
The suFpssi,ion ia that they caano from
Washington citT. snd sh". they intend to make
i flank movement upon this city.
Should The report prose to be correct we
have no doubt bur, the intended grand flank
movement hes bsen fully considered, and
caused the evacuation Of Manassas by General
McClellaad and his trip to The Peninsula moro
as a deccy than Tor the purpose OF meeting our
forces a. that point.
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Wv .El--GTa -.
DURLIsHEK 1ND BOOKSELLER, Rich,

T1CFLISHEK AND BUUhSELLEH, hchnCuu, va, pup
Aavlsoh's history Of firgiois-A History Of Firghis
from It's diGcoverY and settlement by Europeans TO Tie
Drrseal time, bs B. 3. Howis0n, Esq : volumes $40
Volu1e | Contains the history OF tie colony ~ TIC Peace
Of Pads, 10 lT63. Volume z con;ainu tie history VI The
colony end Of the Stale from 1913 10 mo RetrGGessloa Of
AiexardriG, iu ie+t S3.5u.
Th- press l4s beer Lavish IL liz R..sises Of this work Of
Dir. EoSisOn, sad II 10 now Justly eonSldered the best az
:eSird History Ct the Stale pabii=hSd.
a History Of tic Valley OF Firsioia, oy SAMUEL Ksrchs-
ysI; ] vel. svo sheep. Second ed;tlon revised; flU.
Dr. Hass' History aud inalah Was OF Weston Virginia
A History Of The Early scttlsCeut sad iui.aa Wars IN
&esleru VI, Siri-, .latraclng Sn account OF the Various
Expeditions Ia ,ne Test previous TO 1885 a:so, Blog.spe-
icsI 81 slcl.es Of Colonel Eseuezer Zane, MAJOR Mcculloch,
Lewis Wel:ei, Gchsrai Daniel Broathesd, Gen. Andrew
Lewis. UspIoil sauiasi Brady, Colonel William bradford,
ana;.g rov .aa o:hsf distinguished Actors 10 our Border
Wars, bands onaiy Illustrated. Ky Villa be Hass 1850
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:~:aI.Ess"s: ssGCsS >:LE q" carr.
FANCY GpgDs, Al AuGilUc, UN TUESDAY, 4IhIi
i3TH.
~; = sh.I! e:.rr 5; Auciis5 90 TUESDAY. IL ::Sh i Il,
~ -!.EOn: rrzrr vc, crT -r.:," .:,Sa VI ssa.t, mrss ~
|i!sh .cIv im;,dr:ra G.sc: I:,@ turc:,r uero.e the 81,
L.G - uh!ci iTa .tieu.i1u Of Is-'-:s, hotei ma aGgs.
b:efr!i il T-cAcGrry :.'!tr4. We specify :" l4g-
,:''G H.i RI. iut !hGEcG ~! .ra ss:sict:.
l'-Sse:t SS:e Ia!l-. s-t,.
txis-, IA, no IGi Terra Gotta Ef;:.=Fr,
%Ci. C.l5a iaJ Bohemian Nes,t.
N"'l-t Est.!rs. Jr~-! :un-s.
br",: &c .ui rlTtsc staiaary.
-. - iiass. re. CO; uiSss Uact-tt'l
"ias EJ't'ss, nJpiats.
LaA1p-,@.--Sd niHrs. Gis-- ;i.t,u
It:E-., Preserve lIsr:.. hywi-.
sL!,crs, sai'-.
Aai !. large ,nd vaE!v; a,syrtm.ra:2:
Ca. in; Moulded ba ew.rl
sLvrr.iiG:ei Ws;.a., y,i",
C.E- baskets, Te.E-C.;s. ucr!= LIZ
rltrh-re, Bu,Ur I!h,rs.
Ia;!ai jia.L2s a.: ,.n....a Il .!.ltt, Il ~, .n.s
pnr.te p.ecei.
Hs,i IrAya, Won Bu,cs.
ur"D:c locks. CEe n magnificent - "a. G.'rt -: tie
b.,t qGnnty.
l!Ai LaL1p, TIA tIN.t--..
:..Uth riAsr IigroI,, -! Al. -iaee. mai sDay.
i;rr, ty:l.: a"j M. - M.rG.r, Ia srrA. iuArtl;'
lcMS.yH tAKtEt." AEL-Ast, D. ~; e. st5SL =.
ss's !:on Gro;-, .u!Lnti: .;oI y:Cs"r" std s;o.r E cYe!s, ~..
uGnci., L. .uy - u tbI- rfaI,i. -EI:r!Ss. As y Z h.r e -
Gi.sI $50 80 90: IrrssU. JGA - ;e . :iv .,n:h r!i
he cont E.tiout Tsau.yr. Tie s-!e III! { 'LlIsouce a. Y
G'aiuct. And Ice cont. MOL rom ~ ~ dy ., -.iGs hc-..
Goods " i be oue5'd IN !o'i'' si!t tpui Gs.!es, fuii hcGsr
krcT eT-. Tue ode Oi It:Si Gltics EsJ nieId VITA -
nf,afnucr th.. nrr AL 1" - i-r.T.G fG-.c.o. ~ -
'a,ocs, he -SteEi nr ~at-4 :,sv:lsy 81 tIe!r .toa"ar.
Pa.les .rcn . is,Anc" csn EsNe tLc:s s"His -. StGiy
Yacs-t aGi -i'.,=:.
PEE.s-~tTg. IN h.uA.Htr .GEss
aEu. :. sCH..Eg.,o,
lfIutrout lut,diG-, oSvrrarr sLe~i,
:n!" geacssieity love. ". ~: NJ aie'!oseS"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

The following Items hIo extracted lf;m ttt
Philadelphia "%lnquirer" Of tho 10Th inst =
| Many of these which refer to us our readers
| will recognize as untrue, frcn: the fscts hare.
tCfure Ibid before them.
TIE PIT1sBURa BATTLE.
CalcAGo, April l+--The special cofrcsp'E
isnl Of rho chicago Journal says
Gen. Van Dorm did not reach Cnrintt till
the iiyht WAS over. It ia now believed by
the !.;n.l arrivals FROM P.ttsburs, that the
| R.Let force liz iha actiun hunoefcd $1,000
men.
Tia ninth Illinois Regime | cou'd count
| but twU hundred e~fi.c,,9c men III Mon,lay
morning, tho Eleventh lIiinoia only forty fss
anl tho Twelfth illinois only sersatscn
mon.
A gentleman from Pittahurg Landing, Gags
| that tho sounded are veil provided lcI III the
trans ports aud barracks.
No battle is expected for some Jays yet
| The heavy rains have made tho roads lmpsisa-
! BILE fo7 artillery and army wagons
ST.. LOUIS, April Il The steamer January
| arrived At oar wharf las.. aTening, aiitn seHera!
| hundred Of our wounded from Pittsburg.
Captain Bartlett, Of the January, reports
| tina, iha Minnehaha has gone up 10 Ohio City,
Isden with the wounded, and that the Nom
| pbis lsnGe6 ono thousand OF tho wounacd al
! aound Oity.
Capt. WIN. Oopp, OF the Ninth Indiana. who
is among the wounded, aays he has no doubt
| OF the desth of Gen. Brags, in Mondays hight.
| Also. that johnson, the 50 called Provisional
Governor of Kentucky, is dead. Ho died ms
be lay, within six feet Ut Captain Coup, on
board the Hannibal.
Tho Whole rebel arIuy engaged in the battle
numbered one bunjred aud twenty three rcgi-
men,s, consisting Of 81. 00u men. These !acis
are obtsined from n brigade quarlefnastef.
namod TinterInutb, who was taken prisoner.
O,r total ioss in killed and wounded Is hos
estimated at s OGU.
Gen. Wallace, of Illinois, at Last accounts
WAS stili living but there were Only slight
hopes OF bis recovery.
Tns name Of Col John II, McH5Dry, OF tho
18th Kentucky Regiment, who was @ou'o Su
ut Pitlsburg, vas enormously Pf'h'eo ~ II
frs; iospatch as q. Mckinney:
The steamer Wondiord arrived last nieh'
With shout 500 prisoners rom Pltlsourg'
FURTHER FROM THE PITTS BURG BATTLE.
CAIRO. April l2-midnight-l was Aken
prisoner st The battle al Piltsburg Laholhs'
bu, succeeded ia making my escape rom Ine
enemy. Acting Brigadler G.aerai psaoocy
sno Major Powell, OF the Twenty nh N!ssour,
Volunteers, with whom WAS breskiasGng 81
the time of the surprise, ws7c both killed
Tho rebels robbed mo Of ever yining eseeft hJ
pansaioors and boots.
[ have With me a ful! written account u lis
battle, but the telegraph bas already gwen you
Tho main features. Our loss IL 81 least l'ur 'aou,
and killed, and twelve thousand wounded; en-; Sa
Of the enemy one third more. Gen. Ai6ort olo
pey Johnston, OF Kentucky, and Gen. huS9 DO
Johnston. of Tennessee, are both dead. LII
latter made bis will before dying.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22
LATE NORTHERN INTELLIGENCE.

We make some extracts (rom tho Northern
papers Of tho 10Th Of April, received By our
neighbor Of the dispatch"
OPERATIONS OF TnE fANKE rLoTnLA IN YORK
. RIVER.
WASHINGTON, April 15-Ths steamer Yam.
kse, Captain EASTMAN, arrived at .t.s Navy
Yard to-day, having loft York river NJ six
o'clock yesday morning.
Tho ankee went about eight miles up the
lurk river on Sunday night, and anchored %
Gloucester Point where the steamers Peuob-
scot, Marblohead, and Wachusett were nj
ready lying. The rebel batteries at tho Point,
when GRO SAID to DO very extensive, mount
lng mostly 100 pound ri1ed guns, tried the
range OF their guns on the steamer about one
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, the shot falling
very little shot oI the Marbtaheai. The YES
sells then dropped down the river, ard about
three t,ilcs below the Point discovered q
party OF rebels building a battery on lbs
NORTH bank, on whom the Yankee opened fire
at a distance Of three quarters of a nile
The rebels scemed 10th to abandon xgsiu
works, and although the shells of tho Yaffkiet
Toll IN their midst, they did not leave the vi,
entity, but took refuge in the woods aad be.
hind some neighboring log houses. Tbs Yam
kee, alter firing some sixty Or serenity sho'
and sho'l during sn hour aud 8 hall, left th.
scene, the ollicr boats having come UP to d.
their share.
AS the Yankee Was leaving, the boats Of th,
Marblehead wero On the way to Tue shore t.
burn the houses behind which the rebels hst
taken refuge.
During the engagement q battery up 1ht
river fired sotue eight or ten shot, but the,
fell lar short Of them. The guns in the bat
tcrics at Gloucester Point are skid to DC onl,
in a position to reach vessels below them il
the middle OF the river, and LIGHT Graught yes
Sells can approach within y short distance o
the Point with safety by hugg ng the SHORE.
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Srn1TDR,g OFFICE,

h'NpnoSD. aa"tL w. !IrI,
fyN0 4. |. ~EiSHAlKD, COMMISSIONS or pELlN::
OuUTIS
Sir-by -.tGc o. The FRO isioa- ri az &C: Of :cc General
A~:.c;ub!?, .atit =a'Aa act 10 enforce p'S Lent u ea'sncS;
Lands" pa3.ei VI .rcL. :;th. iS5l, 1 Shall. 90 the 10TH JAY
DE NAY, i:6I, tie, 81 lie Circuit Court ~ Tia: city OF
girhl 6hI, DC 81. G.at= s.CGunt Of the hin1GIs Thefe.1h
y.n ore clsrrr.rir a.drr .M= 81. 'iiion- OF said act on
asC9uni of sAi,i Of forfeited OFT Delinquent iaai6 made
ny you ~ CoTpfuis:ioa=: nj nTUTesaii, TO DC airSf,lnrd
ftuuu Inc c-rilculs. ui rl-i x- who certified .he tA;d sales:
AID the Attorney General nill De Instructed 20 AK ior
lsJsuaru,s OF th= 5aid lpth DAY Of Msy, let!, tar the
principal, ~iE:eTssl, dansaes ani -osts iIusidsd or Ia tsid
and q, p.,scLsI .ot!Ge Sanaot ~ p'Tea h5 Isasuns
OF the public enr.Ey's uGs1pE:lCh u1 the county whtIe
you r,s.dc, ;hia puUl6b ion e made 10 aoi:ry sci. u Tie
lin. .nu place CT the iu:enned mott ;af irinmoat.
&, Tsh under III hsac this OFT d.. : april. isf2.
M. EENNkTT.
so-l T-lsv5E Audit : "f PUblic AccoauL.
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" ~. HEpAHTlIENY,
-; ~ ~. ?.rTcE .GsNERALS oFFlOk1
SiCnsiGSD. February 20, ls&.


..,f.t vrdsr.. %". ..
;uI ~n.Ssias Altat Consrets. With Essulauors oi
-. ..,:,,.yy .: Wat 2.arerpoc, aie published Tor tie
I-,.sa u re .II.y:
f., OF rs 81 Sc ,,.L pfovlIe &c: the o. sl-L:i.on el
~ i.Isi4ua Lac u
= re L.n.:e.. u the %, fsders.a st..,"s "i
-y, o. .c.ci. !..,.; all ast!VS o. adopted ',stis;I.il 81
So O: ~M,Ji.au. vao lave heretofore Solun. rerel.
- -. :: -, a.s!ss:tc. yoirateet In the ssfviss,
..si..a-e G:at-s. r.y. At ,heis CT tion, be "rgsof =
t.:s.:s4 .atc cucapeudeo, slSnatSis, b~ilSaoEr AL
..z.u. I'D, AZ: N nsst iln. led !e3iinenl Std s~'
-T.lts oc~ In e=I Woe, III" oGs Or r.Sfe oEiEsaes,
.,.,. :. tic hAAiLASu L.-.. said SfeaLLattoh ~
-..:iaaoe With existing isSs Improved 'eo'a
J.. .-'
IL . --S:Gni.ea Siu, ,ae r-!aii sE-nta O. tEe abSSs
=. a.,iaaa<Es cG> IL r~'iss " TIE military organ
: &c. ;h.n tcst az Tie slrs. hary lad kStuaSnt,
49,. q. 2ri.csliCa, (riopes eSiaeust. srtt!Gs forth u'e
- hey art nstiTc or adGp;eI harSlaAuers. t"lhs
80! DC .sLEsIcrlrt, ~ Tbs sire; MeEylscd R:aiUett
= Sc uGa5-ss are suI,c!-Et, uaJ De Organizes
.,s;..!ss, ;suadTons, bat,aicns or regIitnts, Thioa,
r =. 81 Is ~ 10 I'd ReSl,cnt. WI be formed MI 3-t.
h. =: e sIoE5 "a The MAtYLASp LIa2
-. GeJf.s 4. Stuart, nvT comuIandinS ths ii's
~: 7. rgiarnt, Is assigned 10 his diiy y ti-a-4:a
.-.l..... Il: ns G|a roeilnenL. And reGr sai a.
= 8. .;e.!,. Obtained ry eIiisI!oeats AID tsahsfsTs,
.l.a:. -i:h ,he foregoing !aS--h-'ius cSrlE.acd .
.::.. & F; { r~r9.-i.rJ .: W.:
: GSoFER,
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sEat rsraGE .izr: 80 sl::ohAsr 81 -

sEAi rSChik .itN: ..!B hlsDhN!i 81 I'T.
EERhlIhUE, IISSGDGl.
- iLL.'GQy an,! =Sti let: tctsts 'G cDI,TAsi.Vn. go
n :.Ei5 .dyalta2uors!y, AID pay taI:s /, 6n! ..-I! .!
Missouri.
at. a!.c tAo'odghly prepared, 81 3. Estimate "a;sa'-I,
E-Ee Win ,h- ,-GI state .; aiiSh1ufi, ~ lo'part ;ei!Hb.s .
,C.u>i.c- - rGEa:; 10 The Locality ahf istt.i!:y Of a. TIE
yacaGi 'Ar:- In us s:SLc lJz u1bgcGi 80 G!.,rF - .:9
c.Uts, 20 este, 81 cent?. 81, So Yut sst'' per .cie. ]
aEl -'-D 81. ariei, b. oarrfu! ;ns"s':1"tlonr /" 'nrTi"I S4ir
!h.LGTg .G;g!u.a;ira IL '"i.n"'. L" de ItSs, I1t.uOn ."1
.erfiiiy ~ sc pT:ssts tr"i .it.'U :: 49, c-GAtg :. CHE
tee ai a,sID.l..
UfiGf, i0r st-:rai .uIo'..t.- /: regard IL 1850, IL g.
~ Ia ~i!Grs.LL sGuutGs1 IL IL. ci"ts. ~: frct,T" ,rOTH!t q,
tendon, ii ,LgUc: parirI by no D." r". r"Lhtyr -; 20. !3s
raj ..a: 81 isLss - .Ef".r..:i"I - '"i,iiHE irrrsi0s
ti.lU 10. GV=iy o:G'J
b,.. Auysc.J, wi male :.cp.ri conc,i.,cr 60: ai.cOt
&c aGiiaesJ /. .Hs pECt ~ Il.-sU...! Lat 81 ra!ftrEC's
ul7cn Il .cDc:l-d. ERkrTCa 5. RCTGTaEi
Ann j.-ls
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AilRmon0 Enquirer.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1862.
pns rer.s below Now orleans.

We understand that tie authorities here have
received = despatch, stating that tho enemy's
bombardment OF Forts jackson and St. Phil
lips have been without other effect than the
burning Of the coubustible matter about tue
forts. The tire had been tremendous, upwards
OF seven thousand shells having been thrown
irto them. These forts are about 100 miles
below tie city, and are but the first Of . Sc
rioS o; dciences TO thu; city.
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--latest frafn COrt1IA,

Ar1UsrA, April ".l.-1hc Men,, Aa-
yts!' If The ilth inst. SAY ) that IN the engage.
ment on Tuesday after The BATH" Of Sn.i5sh
between a detachment of Col1nri Forests
cavalry and the ~ci,elDy's advance, tia Federal
loss was 80 Killed ana Ioun,tei. The Con
federate loss was ton killed and Wounded
Col. Forres: was painfully, hut Eot ,lange-
coualy wounded.
The Columbus, Ga "iimes' tss q l.sr.:rn
dated Mobile, l7th. inst, whieh says TIA! al!
was quiet at Uofinth. The aaeEly aro gong
IowE the Tennessee rlyef.
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FROM 1rlaad NJ, IL,

.iuGrs1A, Apr! 2l.-The memphis "-Al.
pea" saya that the capture CT Isisnd Ha. -
was effected on TUESDAY, the 9th ms. Oar
Inch threw their guns ID th: riye:. spIkei tn:
c.mnons, sni ~scul,lai H.: 4! .a!ug battery AL
Transports About c;,r .huugsii c,c.ped. II
u estimated tha! tSV t~houssn! Tcye laa rg
Dri,unpr'
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NEWS ~ T~EIEaRATH
strosrso pos lHa sioHAoHn saqusass.
Na.h>.rie n.rort.d In II. .se.lu,.

Au"tsTA, April :li-'ihr Mdhiir "Ir}tuhe"
Of Saturday, sHys ,t'a' rauaeig1-'> from 90
rthtil, report Ihat : llrnNr SaS current Their
That Nashville Tad been re.t,kun ID; tfeaS kir.
BY Smith and Humphrey Marshal, Tho
"lrItune credits the :crn:,. aal stts sis1
that Jour thousend prisoners werv taken.
1t IS believed al Corintn mat 4. .nrupy was
evEcnating hia position. there and goin: 20 tic
gunb0nts.
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OFFICE,

RICHMOND, "a, APnlL oTA, 1867.
1Io GEoRGE J. ARNOLD, COMMISSIONER UF De
i LIEGgyNT AND FORFEITED LANDS FOX OIL
MER COUNTY:
s!r-By yirtus Of he provisions {" an ar; 1.-The Gsaerhl
Assembly, entitled "Au act to enforce payment Of. balances
due from Commissioners Of ~dcin4uent ana forfeited
land. :" uass, d March Is, 1882, | .baII, Oh the lUrh DAY
OF MAY, 1862, tie, In The Circuit Court Of tie city u
klrhriond, an accurate ACCOUNT OF the amount EhereTitG
you hru cha rseaDis under the provisions q said 81 &C
account or rair, Of tot eli ed and d~eluluent lands, nAde
by VOW Id Co nrl-siuner SIS afoic5ait, to be a'Isrtaihei
IRON lte oertit;stes 81 clerks Tho csftlned Tue tsio sales
Judgments on The Vsid lU;h day Of May, 1902, for The
principal, inte.,sr, damages end soaio provided Tor IL .aid
The uubuc cpouyIs occupation o. the country ~heTs you
reside, this publication IL U lde TO uothy you OF The lime
snd place Of DE intended uonon FOX Judgment:
J. 81. BENNETT,
April ,-la@sS Aud tor OF Pubic Aceoonts.
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ISLAND No. 20.

A correspondent of the ST. Louis 'Rs9ubii-
can" wsi,lng from Island NJ. 10, on tne 9Th,
says:
The floating battery, formerly .he Pelican
dock Mt New Orleans, drif'sd down to Madrid,
end vas occurred FIVE miles below there
When first seau, It came sweeping down with
the current toward the upper battery, and The
garrison suppos,ns an attempt probeole to run
iIne blockade, immediately manned their guns:
rLt cannon could be counted upon il, all
bearing directly at the fort, sud when within
Ianre The latter opened Are. Receiving no
Response, they perceived the battery had osen
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We Ead NiO pleasure, on ysSi6riar, CT tax
irs tho hand OF eur iriccd, Ool. Gabriel c.
Wharton, !a:s Of uUi2rpec .:Hunly, Va. Col.
W. has seen ve:y ardlons aud uoin;ormittinE
Service :: comm ,hd=r q a regiment 10 Gen.
Flogd's Brigade. He was in the blaody battle
Of psa.ls;I;. ard III ibe thickest Of the tight.
| f. vgs present ;7ita our arGn2 IN the Two dsyS
battls st S,i'o,. We were hapsy to find
h!n, aa.ur; after such psrils, aad as ardent
and enthusiastic in the caus, Ms ever. he
gives Us CRAFTY .g accounts OF cur affairs on
the Tsnnessce line, ard says that if our East
| scn Generals will take Gale of Mcclellan at
iofktosn, they need no: he uneasy about
R-aurogard and the West. Cl. ". luaves
! this norping On bis Tc;srn TO duty.
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Ausw ARTERY company, under command OF
Capt, JAMS Y. Brooke, Of WArroaton Va snd
made up chiefly Of citizens Of Warren;on and
lis vicinity, is nov al Uamp Lao near this citJ,
ior drill aud equipment, We En!ice among
them ma.ny Of the lnost stsid AID substantial!
Rev. Mr. pugh, Psstor Of ;ho Presbyterian
Church in Warrenton, is F,iss Lieutenant Of
the company.@