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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10
SHOCKING MURDER.

We learn from the Columbus (Ga.) "rlmes
| rf Jane G Ii, hist Mr.. William w. Harris, OF
Uchrn, An, vino bad born repnrtsd as mystic
rinnslY lDissi,g for a week or more, wss most
bru,aliy lnuicrfc'i by his "~n negroes on bis
oIanlstion, 10 Ru sell county, about three miles
IRON the abnvs place. The o'eSseer of Mr.. Har-
ris had gone TO tho war and The latter was al
tending 10 the business Of the farm h'nself-
Ssyrra Of mis- negro men laid plan to kill
hin and f,und their opportunity on W7dnfs-
day nirht of last @nek Hs vas sitting under
rrsr short distance from the house
when tho ,au,dsrers approached snd knocked
him III ,b. head with An axe. HIS body
vas carried into the woods, buried in j shsl-
low pit aud l"s rolled over 1t. The
nriph5ors Luns satisfied irmn lis long RIO
s.rce that there WAS foul play IN the matter,
arrcs e one Of the negroes, who, upon the
PROMISE of IMMUNITY, divulsedFhs whole affair
OF Tho murder, duplicating i've OF The negroes,
W. understand that all Ct the guilty mads
full confession OF their crime. Lie cltlzsn5 Of
the county-about ninety in number, after con
sultation determined upon the Imtnedlate exc
cutien OF the nurderers.
Two Of the negruts we're engaged IN the
K Hing and thres Others disguised oftIs body. II
WAS decided to burn the former and 10 hang the
latter which was acco, dinghy done 90 Wednes
tlsY lss'-just one week after the commission Of
the crime. 1t is stated that all the negroes on
the plantation were cogoizsnt OF the murderous
intent ofthe guilty parties. Mr. harris leaves
leaves q widow aud several children, and e
have heard that two Of his sons are in the army
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10
LA7EsT FRON NORFOLK.

TN, Petersburg Express" OF M9ndry, HIS
late ndyicr4 from y tick which ftp I sen.s the
Feerals III that s;cf'"n Is greatly Stained al
the rtcc Il movements a. G5n Jackson gni the
terrific slaughter Of M.Nic'ia:i'S srmy in the
hatll.n I'll Saturday aud Sutd.y, May 3lst aud
juno |. Bar 3 .0hy :rorps row occupy PJrts-
mouth and Nurlrl, and II sr it Is said, ARE
being rapidly sent Il III "ilrr r,r 'c.Ior3 Ibc
Federals have torn up the N.rfoIk uni Peters
burg railroad SIXTEEN miles ths SIDE Of SUI J!k ),
and sen, The iran iftn lie y srth. IL is slSo
s,id that hay havo bl"~i, up tho iurt!cations
rrlund Nnrftlk, and the Timor Tas that they
cjntemp lted an evacuation 81 Tho place.
O 1t informant Safes that len vsluahle no
g,u.s v rfh ,!."l dIwh III The streets nt Norfolk
lat eek b. ca,ise they refused IN leave thar
n1nef-, sn; liza, the Yankees say tiny h,vc
log since CEASED 10 reEsra HE re,r Ges ii The
) uiii III anytn!rg clsa bur n noIt IntorrabIr
NUISANCE an:! nrs WI en- they lntu'd 10 aDaie
by tSe sword, ii necessary. W8 bnvc rurn0rs,
al al thai ;ha y.l!u~ fever has made its ap.
ptarants III Il rIa!k, in! &c Inns this lHcOr
rect Tie withdraw 81 Il tbs military i0rcas
uhGut Norfolk hud Par sninuth Nc ihirk carr
rvcr ~ IL is vaiT pIubsLis lha. Nc jle!Isn
needs ,eninrcrnu,'I:, ana lbat tue fsrksr
c,l.ltsl has been cons, ,lur.! -:"n:ly endangered
Ivy the r.cen t. movements II G.n c is"EI.---
Tourr are ri her Wayn ~ reach that "enk OF
iniqlty" than II :s'ns tho Potomac at vii.
lih,u.tuit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10

"r,rsonne," Curlnth correspondence Of the
c CHARLESTON Courier, gives the following
graphic description Of tho military execution
IS .py l->~s---is
A military execution il q terrible thing.
SAW another on Wednesday moan, and a more
stoical death than was suffered by The culprit
on that occasion tave never in my somewhat
varied experiences known equslied. 10 was q
Teune ssuean, named Coon Harris, ab"ut forty
wears ol rge, resident of Paris or Paducah,
end had been convicted uI being spy. AS he
! rode nv IVY quarters he was seated on the y
which w,s 10 serve as lis q tia, in rude We
hicle, guarded 10y twelve soldiers, but not the
most clreful Observer nuld huvc discovered
any d florence between lluI and curious by
stauder Arriving at the place Of 'xecu'iGn,
.h;ch wns only h quarter Of mile dstsnt be
Jumped lightly iIrin the wagon, fingered mo
tnrnt to see his coffin removed, and then
sannlrrcd carsessy down TO The tree, beaea:h
which he was to meet his fate.
An officer followed him 70 unlock his hand
cuff, and Tho two stood there moment in
| conversation, the prisoner apparently as cool
and uncancerned as If hs were O mere specta-
tor ot the scene. HIS eye was still bold and
unwavering, resting now upon the crowd, and
nog vscsntIy in toe distance, as ii 81 times u
thought n; the future entered his mind, but
neither cheek hlanchod n6r muscle qriVerei
| The MN seemed made OF stune. Tnc inter
vios= finished, The last words Of which we Z.
III Gie rr hoI@st an innocent m1n," the Gthcrr
pinloned bis 81 LIB bach, the faded Blown coat
was bu,toned across bis rhest, ard re sat duEn
npan hls cUfia. A handkerchief nss ttIsu tied
o9"r h's yves, and vountari y b. la't | IS heFd
back .g.us: trsa Even ia this trying mo
meat, lue last that bridged the narrow chssn
between tirs AT eternity, and earth was for
over shut Out from view, did he preserve his
reias1 kah!e sell possession. Finding uio
bark Of the lreu somewhat ruugl, be
occupied several seconds in adjusting
his head, as one would hl hilnhplf To
pillow b,f TO gong TO sleep, so that it would
rest easilY, pon chewing upon quid OF tobsccr,
be became still. The flo Of eight men were
now ordered forward until within ten PAGES OF
the cull TT, the oftice took his place upon ths
right, AMI in q low tons gavo the order, "taks
ann Tae mu. kes were lcveled-a few Sc.
CT nds OF inrrlblu sus 2ansc-"F, ire pa siIDul'
tansous report a convulslVe stsrt--s splash
OF brains-a little stream or TWO OF blood from
wounds around The hearts, falling Of the head
to on- s'de-u drop2ing Vi the l,wer jsw-one
lons sigh-and the soul of the spy had winged
lis way to The presencs of the Great Judge
The body was then removed by q c'upls oil
narrues, and the crowd Of two or three hun
dred Who had Witnessed the scene disrsr1Sd.
An! THAT a terrible r>.chor is war Ho~ it
hIuo,s the feelings, hardens tho hrer', and
aIiss up tbs fountains Of msIcy d'd grant
II may suup lease
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10
Public MEETING IN pErEhsGUhs.

4 public MEETING vas hslt in Petersburg n
Saturday evrnI'g lat. ah'E the following
rssn;ntou4 set: sdo:t,":
Whereas, Ne, 'tb clt "a Es nj P;telstnrg
have, with rnlteli surrrsn, been Informed that
Mr. j. A BGk-r, ar's,drnl ~ t'''s ri ace, has
hper apun;nttd G lart.Ih'Gsrei. Clerk 10 Maj
Y. o. Eidar, n py",'s Erigad'; aid,
VII .reas, we have The hrs5 reason to kno"
that ssid j A Barker is r"t 3 lrnn and loya
cit ~ al Yusinia-hsv:Tg rf!uSsa 10 dseEd
hey !nsnr ana ssc:rd rish:s - he;i nalEt Il i"ttc
II I'd, sni sIj;kch The lu,y ii the .';t!z:i-he
canle his j. rh :i:ae @ii- 49,. -''t'"g vs., iterr~
tors.
Resolved, TIA. So d.. IN. regard ). 4. Bar
her us q lnysl CT %.n. # he South, md there
fura must cund.Ina All rr"'"at a.rIh:t BIZ
appointment 10 anv piH"c ii 'It:-', h"l'"f 81
ulDnluulGht.
Resolved, That Maj i Elder, i'll making sad
appointment, Lag, We arm :ur" "nuHtlhgIy
outraged tn, feelings al ali true citIzehs ui
Petersburg
FL. ovei Thai thr r,",va h. published in
tbs daily "Exp-'Ss," nnd cnnJ be sat To the
Secretary Of War, General P's"r and NJ j n
Elder
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10
,,noi,;nu - .o,ov. i, i WAS exhibited by the

position 10 engage 10 il WAS ean'o'teu Wy ''''
men. ., .,.,
will be- pardoned FIR saying further, that
when tho fight opened in earnest tnis br'eaua;
under its gallant young leader, moved iorHai y
with the utmost expedition To inc hot.est W
the fire, and nevor wavered or ieii oacA ,ron
the position assigned it until ordered TO 10 NO.
1t was again my fortune to see more Oh 1ie ~
Louisiana than of any other regiment III Tue
fight, and can safely say that bore, as a. WI,
lisusbure, tho bearing of tho regiment was
faultless No body Of troops acted moro cnoi'y
and showed mo,c intrepid bravery. lhey
moved forward and changed position uuosf q
calling fire, with great coolness anu "r.nou'
| this lsas, confusion. AL ono time, lot n'teei
or twenty minutes they received very neSVy
fire wi,hou. being allowed to return It Tor iear
uf firing into our friends OIL tho rlsh'i YET 'neJ
stood AZ immoyable as the pines about them,
mill ordered back 10 prevent q Hank mcVe
mani of tbs enemy. Ool jones, III dauntless
no =. lion assisted By Major l. sbel md Aoju-
tsot Clark. was constantly along tho lines
giving words of encouragement to tho men
Wherever no went lis CALM isce anu fearless
bearing inspired fresh COT idence and deter
mjnution in the troops. Their loss az tnit
particular placs WAS aoau. twenty killeu ahe
wouoded understand thet a. Williamsburg
this regiment lost in killed woarded ant
Mrs ns not less than li0 having MT exceed,
ing 500 in the fight. 1t is to be regretted thai
L.eu,cnaut Colonel York, having received
s.yrre wound in his left breast and arm a.
Williamsburg, WAS 20. aba 10 participate viii
his regiment IN the last fight. Fighting IS 8
sport he is particularly foaa OF, and had ~
brer. present, no denbt the Yankees would
lave sptf,red for it SEVEN PlSfs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10
To the Editors Of tie Enquirer:
JUNE Ttli, 1862.

uONG ihI ACo-
IL iho numerous sc;nuats giYea Of tho bat
Ties 81 .hs 3l5. and 1st, before Richmond,
there a.c many inaccuracies ai,d mistakes,
S0lne OF oTnich il NAV not be improper to c,r
Rect. In some of tho city journals 1t ia stated
that Oh Sunday morning, alter several brgades
hni boon ordered to fall back, amongst them
General Pryor's and while the mon were dis
purseu through the Federal camp, ransacklns
The saIne, heavy ire wa. poured into them,
&c. This leaves tns IN PRESTON that tie men
had lett ranks for the purpUs of plaRderIng,
and we've coos quenlly uapTepsrcd 10 meet tbs
enemy NJ the time they we're fired. into. Had
this been so, il seens 10 Inc that nothing more
rsprehensbie could occur. 1t would be suif-
Gent to disgrace both officers and men, and
would Gel lalnly DO good cause for which to
Cashier every officer connected With either of
these commands Eaing connected with Pry.
ors Brigade ! can state certainly that it was
in iiue OF baltic when the hesvy firing com.
menced. Very early in the morning, perhaps
before sunrise, the enemy approached and fired
a volley into the l4th Louis ANA, killing two,
as have been informed and wouoding ssve-
rel others. This was all unexpected attack. as
the Impression had been made with both men
md officers that there Was brigade between
ours and The enemy; but the regiment iume
distely iell into ranks aud formed line OF battle
to receive the enemy, and so stood until or
dered to fall back. The enemy made no fur
Their attack at that time, and we retired lei
s.rely and in the most perfect order, to the
skirt " woods to the rear,oi the rife pits &C.
cuPled oy he enemy on the previous day
Here We remaliad Tor at least an bour In the
meantime men hao been detailed to gather up
the arms left on the E4ld, and it vas upon
these men, together with some struggling citi
zsns, perhaps, the boosted amateur fighters,
that the Yankees first opened FIRE on. can
say this much for the officers and men com
posing Gen. Pryo.'s Brigade, and doubtless as
much can be said of the others. No struggling
or plrndsring was SLOWED, and very little dis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10

A MUSU,tEST 10 rsRpETCATE THE NAMES CT THE
HEROES wGo FELL IN rue DEFENCE or RICH-
MoND
MEssRs EDITORS Cobfi1ed u ny ~ IN by
Sickness and unable 10 render personal atten-
tio:Is to tho sick and wounde1 soldiers of our
noble army, have thought that might, in
some measure, supply this lack OF Service, by
urging my fellow ci;iZous 10 personal attcn-
items and generous kindness ~ The suffering
soldiers. VINO, from all parts 0! the Coincide
rAcy, are providsntially placed among US
Their condition appeals strongly to our sympa.
thy They SIRE far irCm home--smOng stan.
gers -lnsny ii tiiem in destitute circumstances,
surrounded by the sick ard dying, and pros.
trsted by diseases aud wounds that wreck the
nervous system. and tend TO depress the spirits
w no that has heart does not feel Tor them
W no that Ia, u hand or purse will not help
lheuAy But The appeal has not bsen presented
in is !ull extent These soldiers nee not only
suffering. hui They aro suffering for u.s. 1t is
III defence vi our city, our homes, our families,
our dearest rights, that they are enduring all
the hsrdships Of Ca ps, periling their lives ii.
the battle fields, aud suffering from 81, kness
and wounds Can the sehshness Of the heart
Withstand an appeal so touching and power
full? Your Kindness will bo appreciated by
the poor soldiers. You may read their est. :
mats OF It in Tho frightened countenancs, the
warm asp o. tbs hand aud the falling tsar.
chlnond 'is doing nohly IN ihis invit-
ing fold Of buneticence. 1t is cheering To soc
women muistering, as only Trey can, to the
vaults aud tho WOES ui the suffering soldiers
But Lave none failed Of duty to these clain-
ants Of our kindness? Have all done what
they could to gender their condition conforta.
bic, md ineu,s their restoration to health -
Ls, Richmond signalza herself by her atteh-
hons and l!5eralty To the sick and wounded
soldiers IN this good work, lot her fail in
nothing lsa! hands can do, money can pur
chase, ner RESOURCES can furnish or love can
suggest
Nor should tbs gratitude # Richmond he
limited IL tho living monument should be
reared to psrpetuste the names and deed;
Of the heroes who Laws fallsn or may iall in
her defence. Let noble monument, worthy
of Richmond, ard of her gallant defenders, be
le,rtd by tue citL2unS, 10 proclaim to future
ages the herolsIh by which she WAS defended
aud ter grattuas ~ those who shed their blood
70 deliver her irom de2rndatlng Eraldom -
Lat the bravo soltsers who are ready to march
TO Victory OF 20 death, in defence Of the Ma
tionsl Metropolis, and tho friends of the heroic
med who Dave sacrificed their lives in her ser
VICE, D. assured that their names and der DIS
Shall atVer lss forgotten wbilo tho historic page
and onuncntal ura$s Gnn preserve them -
Tbis Ii but poor requltsl vi those who h ave
sacrificed Their llslS o.; ihu allur Of national
Independence bot it is the bssi, and it is tie
loRst that we c:,n do for those WHO Isll in de>
fence Of our CITY. WeknnT ;he patriotic and
generous spirit OF Richmond too well ia doubt
her readiness to execute, in due time, the
scheme suggested. CITIZEN
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INPRESSMENTS.

DR.. T. Z Cham bliss, OF q Soutbside county,
believing that much Injury has been done
GA. cause by iTjudicious iDpressfnsnts, ad-
dressed letter to Gen. Lse on the subject,
ard received the following Apty:
HEADQUARTERS, RICHMOND, Msy %.
T. E. CAam6t&s. Esq, Petersburg
SIa-Your Iet.er OF the 20ih inst, ia receiv.
"a. i ain Cppased 10 The whole system Of i'm
pressmour, endeayor to put stop 10 it so lar
as l a1o able, and prefer relying upon the pa
,riot sm and zsai u our citizens. Officers OF
tie army say that ii il sometimes abs lutely
necessary To resort 10 II, III cases .rf great
emergency. ! shall forward your letter TO
Gen. Huger, commanding the department
embracing tbs couRties enumerated iii your
le[lsr, and requeat him 10 prevent ilnpressment
from being resortcd TO- except in cases cf he
csssity, and also to take precautions against
any uadns interference with the agricultural
operations uf tho people. hope you will do
all in your power TO encourage the produc
ton OF subsistence by ths farmers, tho n-
portsnce Of which cannot be uver-estimateu.
| am, sir. very respectfully, your nht servt
L. LEE, Geaeral.
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POET1CAL.
WRITTEN FOR TIFF EIcHMoND Escrlngs
SONG OF THE MOUNTED RANGERS

WRITTEN FOR TIFF RICHMOND HscrINgs
SONG Or THE MOUNTED RANGERS
pT J II. HEWITT.
The bali is in the tuba and caIbrs IS s!uoo
The voice OF our bugle has merrily rung
Aud, rhxInying tho bit, each steed paws n.
ground
As HI hears The last note Of that shrIl buzz
suuEd.
H. saddle 10 saddle ! ihsr--up, Lo;.
Ere tie last Star isdeo out in the dawn ii
The day.
Now, hear 80 thar ella, :-lo, III. picke,s he
near.
IN. crass give The echo to buge and enter
bul l..ile ~ heed, whic yet we've sbu,
Add . ll,te 20 strike hSms whsn the ,t,ucp,r
IS co.
SOUR oawa,d. spur o3wsrd then .hslg.
poys. aTs:v
We ~. ~ 30 brush It tn; dam u tie
,ia!.
We t,sinp OR tho plsi: We hpecd ttroa;;S
inu glen,
Oar s!ecdS ore tie naottst ADJ S'a'$art our
MOI
The Y heat slack VT b:r htd sEGol 81 IS tal.e
The H.ssiaI;s ~no ts,nish hrtnah!ty's uaIue
Ugou :h;m upon ,nulr iLen--csfgs,
toya, away
Su.nc blood 80! C5 sY,lt cfe tie high naOa
o. dag.
Bstank ye-.-on. ':susi,;.l', our ni..,r., "4t
wives
| In the grasp Of Inc i.u;n Oeteah Their TED
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~. hE,l.Es.i.nu'n AMY.

The Columbia Is g. ''Guard'sn" u III" b
ii II. sa,r. thai tho pnlat Ia which Cor Beau
,r.,, ,.a- tsIi.n back l. - mics helva
Cor,nt:,, 4, Ia, slpi"ls aud Oaio Railroad -
II is very hastily, and ;:b"uhds With pure
y ~. Although the Menpl,'s snd CHARLES
Ron Railroad Is temporarily sbahd"ued Tor
cli,ei'is de X>:i', Tie p'rson' position Is
wl-.I .iscr,, rnt vii cr1b'c H.' nr.l beau
II t,.a 10 Keep G:nrful tlAIltcs ri"tua'li in
c;l, cli HIS arm. II represented to b" H.
SOLE! Il d tisi''ig con'lil"o, wal "fncd a"n
e,Iuava't. s'E- i"' ihs c':Ii=-', 'n'i, What Is
OF - 'rt!in .n;i q iaHc,, well p;'s'-Iu"s': -
Ia 81 20. - T." ID. ,v.i'- t,':: ieths; t"n:l
lie, r,:-s.. t. critic: H.ti,,n. / .:inl,''uu II
~. i,r.!en.Ii r,v.'.l
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ryorIpERs CORRESPONDENCE
For the Enquirer.
A. PROUD TRIBUTE TO NOBLE GAL

For INC J.HQ"'1'
4. PROUD TRIBUTE TO NOBLE GAL
LANTRY,
u,..,. E,,-ops.-Tho soldiers Of the 49th
poa;ron, VIRGINIA Volunteers, Colonel VIM
81 commanding, request you 10 publish
~ fo,Iow;np speech, made to them by Major
Gs,srnl Hiil. in testimony Of the part they
oct.d in tina battle Of 'Segen Pines:
~ wish 70 say one word to the 49:h. Gin
mi a taking man, but wish to say something
to Won. It WIS my pleasure 10 see you in.the
action of SATURDAY,; ssw you steadily sd
yuncing in the lact Of the enemy, under
bloody and wurderous tire, without waVaring.
I saw numbers of coward hearts leaving the
field, but saw you advancing when %hoiG
brig.de Of the enemy stood IN your pain.
saw your Colonel besring the Ing on morse
back, at tho head Of the column, cool a1u
deliberate under SIe calling hre oil the eneiny
united, not enc OF you filtered, no coward VI
whi,e hearts wcro among You. GTdps meH
honor you; you have doIe nooly, Gnu youi
country and the State OF Virginia VIII hohoi
you for H. -. al,
souc with pam in the Knee, so,ue WIN
pain in The stomach, senii were ST. ana SAN
thew were broken down, Yet ua'elirg WIZ
race. horse speed; sutne sa!d tney "ore s'iu'h
with ball or shell, yet double qutkIns II
with unusual celebrity; and AMONG THESE sore
stricken inyalds | saw many ~itn straps
IN heir shoulders, which ought TO have been
torn oil US false lusignin, willis thclr coward
huarts ought to have Been exposed upon tne,r
sleeves, ~ objec.s c! universal contempt bnh
when say this, aui NO: speaking Oh you ss
among this numbsF:
'.Men, want it UNDERSTOOD; It lis your duty
if YOU see the General evs n, running. 10 eotot
him doyn as coward. No man has fighs
10 fsll out. &C ranks or leave the field without
Inc permission nI the General oern'sa"d'as-,-
Yo, nay. IN II, detailed 10 remove the woupd-
cd, and NO ether mGn can leave without the
certificate OF tho Sarge Oh, who should always
lie prysont iGrA iuf that purpose.
70 this testimony, which IS ample Of itieI,
W. d.aitc TO add q Correct slalemeut Of the loss
Sustained b. The regiment.
The color.,u s,d conbie.ed OF SsrEts. Curry
and Supncor. u!d Uorp3tsls Sltphia, Stone
Is,yni! ard 'IsGduk, HEo behaved %ith dis
t,pcuished 2ul!sutry, EnG all Of thcm were
either killed or wounded. Corporal Jewell
VAS killed in line; Sergeant Curry, II is feared,
is mo1tally wounded, s. bile the btbers were more
or less severely wounded. Notwithstanding
all of whics, tf,.y rohly bore the iilg forward
thrcusbou, tbs cay, never rec-ding f,r mo.
mont until ordered to fall back about 2. n
REcApI7rLATloS
NJ regiment, In rank and file, consisted Of
men ............ .............. o'o
Company officers acknowledgment. ~
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4 t.r

The prospect i;'r 's.a'n'' Z IA s"rpit 81 sAll
i, l.. c ,r.liay d,ci,!rlly brighter TIE V'ry'ns
Sal, Woih, a.v sad 30 De- i.ra!ns our :: UuJ
bus',cls VERY t~eat1 -'our ho".r. The GOV
errar al Geitg,a is pushing nIs discoveries. and
,u.on:a..ns IL: nanufs :t,'- ''' he se.cos It.
4 t. myan. h-l commenced The manufacture
ua,l,;r IL. .un. ii F,rt Muure on Sullivan
l,!ard Aliu rIhc,' companies ~ "in"r po'"ts.
Governor SHORTER Is moving in IL" !na'cr.-
lie lIi:s hands e'upI3yud III CLARK cogniy. u'a-
K ny 100 bushels per day. ~ sink:rs sells to
lrcr..,su ha prcdIc,ion, AMI iHte"da hat Ale.
b,,nn shall D. fully supp!icd
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The WHEAT CROP.

The seartansburg Is. o." Express" OF tho
An inst, st~es that it is now pretty generally
conceded that rls panic about the wheat crop
was unnecessary. From various sources We
learn that the rust upoL the blade has not at-
fected the stalk or the grain, and great i'm.
provensnt has been manifest Ii. the prospect.
a iair average yield is now expected.