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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06
FOETTCA1.
WHITES pJK rHE RICHMOND HSariRsa !
SOUGHT FOR AN IMAGE FAIR.

wRI1fES poh RE RIcBSoSD *Soriala
lsOUGHT FOR AN IMAGE FAIR.
sought for nn image fair,
That might picture my love Tor thea;
lado the bright earth and rhe sparkling air
Yield their rich treasures to me.
TO marshal lheir g cries hom forest snd SKY;
To sec il au.:: lhsre with my love could vie
Wniler.Iu,.ds TO the crimson Vas.
Like bsnheis weIo floating along;
And thu burning sun ere ut sank TO rest
With Il Inc liz tho snowy throng
All gorgeous and bright was that fair sunset
scene;
Yet ny love for thee is brighter, wsen
The magical tlntines OF Spring
ShGl,e suit uron valley ard bill,
The lovrlresI veil eartt'I angel could bring
Or Nature lay fair and STILL
4 thc,Is md Iich laal:i"S Tho forest revealed
With thr ,n5 site power i: oDly can Sleii.
But the oak and casPing rlGe
With rs lendrrls ike DROPPING cur's;
The locust green, who's, white blossoms
divine,
Spos uIt ks cluster, ,g pearls;
Tn.m.b :,..ly aud I.lr IN nnt, o.T'i ns mi
frIm,
c onli no,,e III charms Hi'h M lov. 50 ~'T:G
Then with musical sweep,
And Il shes of radiant hltes,
As prignt-.piGrsd shell: m tie h.u= TAT,2
deep
:,h,u. iiuisd like fl Ifni.,,. ;lt1e,
Game 4! o futse.ing hTi,, gag na.saEg
'hroEk
Flooding the sir with tLsr rsp:ur''as a,"s
S;1a a:.d c:iuSO an gid
Christening ID evsry kno~n hug f,
" n rich purple bsr. on thor pinlv;.', ,od,
Sor.e r,5 d in II :aven's owa hue.
But ,Io Inu. c 81 CASH aud The rainbow ttrong
S :en4,i naugat as my pear. sang loye's Own
GGns.
Tire, sasdn~y t"';,sht s '.m.
S.rrptrg -ln.1 up 'he fading ks,
,;rnr!v m.nrl4d n:c crl"rs ard shapes snh
Fer uulc,
Touching AL win sH'hhr1 dy;
Aud yeiiing hi ey-a irdm tie csatiG,s !.s
gIn,tD,
| Dit ii, 4 liz, Io-- ". mystic 'reaT.
.l,i 'a' M! ia. Arctic s5Gs:
R.r psIaco of pureaL white;
A"l hrzh: ,hf'n:h the ns'o'. walls iii
sl~
\ sh,,hsd, s,i'.on light
'Tna. Al af llre 10 :hr beautiful sc=ne,
This brija"t, f.de!oss, glorious gleam
A".l rllu7 IS NY l'vc for thee,
LOSING a. Marble, pure ss snos
Ar,l uaied a. nothing Of earth c ,u!;: lie,
Wih he s.'ni's iinu.6rtal glow,
Md -;erliit.'s I otrs and bliss divine
My love H. rhes, darling. shall ever sb,ne.
MARtiAKE7 SHILLING
RrcBu I'D, Va, .Jdne 3. 1862
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

Sent Os-Tna case OF Frederick Miller, the
soldier who wus arrugned on wednesday, before Re
corder Cnske, charged With stealing horse valued
u. $500, belonging 10 John Davis, was resumed
on yesterday. The testimony in favor Of the pris-
oner was that he was scei BY the witnesses to buy
and pay for horse, from another soldier, unknown,
on the road TO the formers encampment, at Battery
No. q, about ton days ago. One OF tho leutenants
OF the company TO wuicn he belongs, deposed thut
90 had seeu HIM hive "a little bay horse' in camp
for eight or nine days, which he could identity II be
saw. Davis rated that ne hAd insisted the horse
since Monday, which was only four days ago The
RECORDER sent tho Case oil TO the Hastings Court
for further examination, and in the meantime id
vised the lieutenant to 90 aud the horse, rs his
testimony woud he important. Davis refused TO 40
pany him, but directed linn the Euy 10 his e.
tublishment
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From the Jackson MiP.!s=ipp!sn, iiay g

1
We hail with Joy uEs2eakab;e, tbs ASSURANCE
FROM Inc President ard the Military authorities,
that the ancient and renowned capital Of the
uuble old Commonwealth Of Virginia, is 10 be
defended at all hazards and 20 the las: ex-
tremity. We had bsen led 10 fear, frlm the
delay in mskips preparations 10 receive the
enemy. tia, Ike New Ofleane, il was 10 be
SURRENDERED without blow being struck or
gun fred. Our heart eank within Us ct the
thought of such calamity. And vet, day By
day, as the enemy drew nearer and nearer, and
NO witnessed the delay and the apathy, as
we'll as the divided counsels which seemed to
prevail, tee apprehension grew upon US that
such a calamity MAS almost inevitable. We
could near, too, Of The removal of the archievcs
OF government TO soma other point, and OF
! movements on the par. Of the authorities which
| seemed to have 20 other significance but
pro,nonition Of tho locked for catastrophe.
Very few estnis CT the war have filled Us
with glooGler spPrehsnsious. Not because if
Redmond is lost, ali is lost. Thank Gcd, our
cause being the cause Of truth, OF justice and
Of human liberty, and therefore indes.ruc,lhie
and cternal-ever3 city, village and hamlet il
the Southern Coniederacy may be destroyed,
but ss long rs the hearts of tho people beat
true II the transports Of freedom. VIC will re-
main unconquered ard unconquorable.
Our readers could not have failed to observe
frcm the tone OF one or two recent articles IN
our columns, that We were oppressed by the
apprehension expressed above. That sppre-
hension was fully justified by the condition Of
affairs, ard by The circumstances We have
canned. 1t was not alone irom the tone Of the
press Of tho city. which constantly denounced
the apathy to which We have alluded for on
the part OF several OF tao leading journals OF
Richmond, there las been such an ludscrmi-
uatr assailment CT all tie government officials
that We have considered 1t :. part Of their rrgu-
lar employ ment To abuse and denounce all in
authority, especially the beloved and honored
Chief Magistrate OF the county.
From whAtcror Cause these gloomy foTebod-
nss, which had taken posscssIGn Of liz, may
have arisen, Ee we've FLIED with iy, when We
saw that, like giant r;ircsaeti by sleep, the
government trad d ,tuclnined 10 employ every
resource ct iM cnnlnshG 20 bca; back the
naughty foe WI ich was advancing upon the
city. All honor 70 ino President, 10 Toe Gov
ernor, and to tho General Assembly Of tho Cd
DouiDon as wei! As to ,hs Mayor and clty
authorities, for thcir n"bi, determination that
the Capital Of the Safe and tia Conf,d.racy,
shall be defended TO ;ae last extremity" THIS
resolution being pat R:o execution, il F CHI
mond shauu :al! AZ l:ss, her :eiy ia'i, So far
from weakening, woula strength lien our causo
The world would sea liz lts tatl-wLehcr ac-
conplishcd nv the enemy, CT by our own
hsnds to pSeTtf! them :rom occupying it that
uncoDqueraba sprit HAT uusefish devotion
which ha3 never ia:ei t. :vi.duct nations to
viclctJ.
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VOICE FROM MARYLAND.
Va copy tir- following from the 81 alrYiS
I'D "BestnE, Of 4 very lac 'ia'e'
RfBfLS.
Rss.-'s Tis r holy 6,rIz
TIE Name our FarttIeIs h1re,
When battling in the cause II right
i.alnst do ryfant II bis III IGlt
L. "a. dark days Of yGre
z be!S IT'S our family H,u,-
Our tsltc,, WssE:ngroE,
Was tic ,rch rebel IN tr- n lit,
ia: 80 ,l.S .tmr a.. - -, sgt
~ father u":" Ii.
R.h.is 'r,a "nr given ag:,:
Oar mailer, Liberty,
T. cared tie title With h,r fam.
il nays al grief, ~ lear a;..i shame,
= ;iGI 81 EtI hre,s; y re "
Reh Is . lis Gur sa,lrd E.i.is
R,p''s#i of hldnd
Ineaar--ag', aad the an ,tT!ie.
III ltsriut Contest, lIf: Iii lie,
fhv mingled cTimsnn h,od
I.eb.ls 'rl3 - T,v.'- ualI.
Ia .t.ngsie. Ii Was E,1r,'.
W. r.iu II tn.,i GnsL tJraats ra'a;
Ard :lr"us;. Their tnrsrs iSa. 1n :'a7si
Ga tie .t".ni,,iay hu.,s y! h aven!
Rel. /, TIA ;ur fiGaTISG name
FIR paac. J,ir, DER tie Lad,
G'it l"cy spnnk ctAven vac
l'n!it or rsu'n feco:V':d bio"
f.um iues Gr brothers hsal.
Reh.is e.. 1rr dying name
foI s',Laugh lie ls daa',
Y; ..GIun bora AID fTe-u. N i.i=i
We! rsti re i:"e as freeman i!ssl
I!an live III sav:sn Ie,F.
1brn call us Tai" |, II you Ill,
y 'ilurf ~ ThEStAE
Foo L-rIi'Hg ur"icr tnjnst 'aH@,
Au'' -Tea'i"e s.i'Ii J., ar urJd'. Ci'lss.
W .'UunL gr-h.ef sIsIne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

Alta meeting OF the Uouncl Of the ci,y OF
Richmond, june 81, 1852 at . o'clock, P. NJ,
tho foIosing preamble sni resolutions Wore
unanimously adopted:
The Secretary of War having authorized
". NJ. Elliott to rais, battalion for the de,
fence of this city lor the term OF six months !;
Therefore,
Resolves, Thsl thu Council of tho city. Of
Richmond will uppropriuts twenty dollars ror
month, ss boun to eacn non.c1mulssioned
officer aud private who Iosy enlist in said bat
the dale Of his bounty TO colnmeuce at Tue
time OF mastering into service, and end ~ith
the tarm OF service or when they are disbandsd.
A COPY
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lE.row Tho MeNphis Daily Appeal May g ]
RuTLER's ISEAMous nRnER

We l"arn thatthere arc parties in this city
sscre; sylppathz,rs With the Toe, doubtless
who ques ion the gepuinsness of Buffers ipfa.
nous order authorizing his drunken and rutfisn
sodiery, under certain circumstances, to treat
the ladies of New O.lsans as common ccur,e-
ssns s.plyipg their avocstion." We can state
for the benefit of such that we have crpies of
bo,h the Nov Oeleans "P.cayuue" and True
Data" containing this strocious document,
which is cerbatim as copied in General Bsau
regards brief and appropriate address tu the
army on the subject
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VAR DEPARTMENT.,

NTCHMONDi
Capt. ". NJ. Elliott-Present:
SiR-Yuu are authorized to raise five COM
paDies for lncal and special s.rvice within the
circuit Of tho batteries around Richmond and
Man chester, The said ,mpanies to bs organized
into battalion, OF which you will be comnls
stoned hlajoc-thc company officers elected
These officers must be returned in The caption
~ TIC muster rolls TO the Adjdtant General.
'Ens companies must be regularly organ;z. ID
"a required for like 'mpanies in general SER
vice, ard MEN of all ages, not actually 10 SER.
vice, may be scceoted.
GEORGE W. RANDOLPH,
Secretary OF War.
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II 15nd 10 vast improvement in our com.
missarist to dispense with -four ra!ions en-
LiraIy and substitute bread made and FUR
osDed by good bsser9 ot city 10 all camps
within convenient is:s re, ard 10 others from
II camp bakery.
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Mrs. Sue Donely, Mount Ver-,on, Ill.
By the politeness of Mr.. Allen.

The Hillsboro' Recorder and Western Ca
roliRian speak Of the promising appearance Of
the wheat crop in the central and western por.
ton of North Carolina. The "Osrolinisn says
that "the oldest inhabitsnt is ignorant Of a
more promising yield"
TIE Marshall Republican" says there will
be no conscripts in Texas. for every one be-
tween the ages of Is and IS is volunteering.
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williamsburg and Seven Pines.

Ina Yankees claim q victory at Williams
burg. They speak Of the abattis, rifle pits,
earth works, batteries, &c, Of the rebels, and
seek 10 give the impression that they won all
these by hsri fighting. This is deliberate
lying; iur not only did they fail in their at
tacks, but were driven mile beyond, with the
loss OF eight field pieces. Tue abatts, forts,
and al the clber horrd .hiogs 80 graphically
described ire abandoned, according to pro
conceived plan. Nov, if the Jailure to cap
turs sbattis, rlas pits, forts, &c., constitute a
grand victory, what must the real bona jtae
taking or all these be. On Saturday a boruon
OF Hills Disision (weakened BY the permanent
detachment Of a brigade drove Caseys Di-
vision :: mile cad half through the swamps
and feed t1moaT, captured their fort, rife pits,
large supplies of ordnance, medical anG COM
missary stores, and seven pieces OF artillery.
Two brigadeE of Longstree,s heroes were
sent to help Halls Division hold the ground
but, befJre their arrival, prisoners had been
taken from Ccnch'5 Division, showing that
one division lad successfully COPIED with two
divisions on their own fortified ,stion. After
the accession Of kempers aud Anderson's
Brieades L .agstrests Division) the Yankees
were driven mile FATHER and thrse more
guns were captured, and now prisoners were
taken from three divisions. So that one
division and a half drove threo Yankee
Divisions from ,hcir nbattis and eorthwurks,
capturing Their guos, stores and 800 prisoners
THIS result rs dc more remarkable wh,n We
reflect that the Yankee Divisions arc much
larger than our own. k.ye's whole corps had
been beaten by night fall on Saturday, by less
than ore third of its number of Southern
troops So utterly demoralised was this corrs,
that Sumner came 10 its relief that night %
Sunday morning. the veterans Of LpngStreet's
Division under Pickett, Wilcox and Pryor held
a. bay the fresh troops under Sumner. The
three Brigades were ordered by Gen. Hill TO
draw in te,r.li lines. This order Pickett did.not
receive, and he alone With h,s magnificent Bsl-
gade kept tie ground for two hours longer -
We leave out Of account two Brlgadss on bis
left, which remained with him short time
Tue lines were purposey drawn in by Gen.
Hill to give & concentrated attnck upon Sum-
ner, should be otfer tie gage OF baltic but
after his mornings experiment, he was salts
fed with desu!tory firing, whose only effect
was to stampede the crowds OF citizen plum.
dsrors, that, like unclcsn birds, wero swsrming
around the deserted camp of the encmy.
Had our attack begun a few hours earlier,
We would have captured Keye's whoio corps
without difficulty. But the tardy movements
of the very troops, which afterwards gave the
least assistance, delayed the attack for several
hours. SErEN PINES.
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IyTERESg-H TR EASKN0TES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

RlCb?iOSD, June 4 lSo-
NOTICE Il hereby g.rra that the Treasury Department
IL l. nov ready Treasury no.t= OF The drn nj.
Latlou On Euadfh dJ,:a.t bearing Interest al Ne
III 80. '-s "a -sucLL vi ui:sS, ~ a." ca
change 6rdua Treas urT pois ~ e|ery d1houhs iu
Tn. rxcnausc be Iras at e fIrce VI the TrSasurer,
Of any a.sIstsnl Trrhaure ~ DePo7lthry oi The COY
These nG'-. being receivable fr s dues In tie same
uanLer ordinary TIcAAr notr6 re 10 e ho.drr The
doubt. adyaiese u Interest OF F. 30 per cent While
retained his HANDS, and the capacity oi betg used IL
curr,ncy whenever may desire To pay tiIrm awiS.-
They his aEard 0pporr unity fer inrestnens oil email
Iuu q; short ra.., tIi. viii q the aolJsr
Y. q. MEMMISGER,
Secretary Of rrrsuTy.
ri KnGnh Enquirer harlrsi3n Courier, avinnsh GeDr-
eIsu Mobile Advertiser, Wilmington Journal, Augusta
.lIst Columbia South u.io!-iu Nonts IN r.
Advertiser jackson hi=sopP!aa rhi Etesh Resi Ter,
mill IN for o. e MONTH Juvr 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

Tue FlKsr REGIMENT OF Virginia Volunteers,
which. under the new rcgin.e, had been reduced Oh
H. arrival L,r. to g little over one hundred mun,
and WINS still more reduced By tho engagements at
williamsburg md The ChiekaiI"'",nF' arc We learn,
4, . MERGE. into the ,ll regiment which, until re-
Gently has been comInalr.l IL, '""nc! ln'w ''nGe-
rnN L. krInI,rI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

HUMANITY Is TIE HcsPITAL,.--l Ii oar Viaits
10 the various hospitals we cannot but remark, i'd
mire and commend the Kindly harmony aud sweet
tempered familiarity which mark tho intercourse Of
the ladies who have devoted themselves 10 the caro-
of the sick uud wounded There is unity in the
actions and solictude OF all, which only unity CT
motive could int.uce. The arnable aud nnpretend-
ing Sister OF Mercy, the eHr. ~; tght-cy cd jewish
girl, und the pleasant, goute aud energetic Protes-
tant ningIe their lub or With freedom and eeni-
sl;;Y which would teach the most preiudiced Zsaot
a lesson that would never no forgotten. Tho ncces-
sity OF charity, demonstrated teaches Us that
We are OF one kindred after all and whatever differ
.nccs mag exist in the peculiar cnets OF the many
ali hearts are ali ks open the impulses, and
tho cunch OF suffering ut commands their r. m
pathy, anh renind. them OF an dentity OF hope and
q GoInmon fIte
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

1ue FESTIVAL OF the WEiEs Tbs festival
is one of the mest important in the Jsw!sa Culei :
dar 1t has been observed strictly for the past two
DAYS, .n continues. nonnn|lS. today Its "on-
menlorAtive OF the revelation Of the Deity 10 the
Children OF Israel, on Mt. Sinai, when the Ten
Commandments we're given them. Raphael, Editor
of the "lIebrew Review" in London, speaking oil
This event. says: 1--WE md That tho Festival OF the
Weeks or Penticost, was instituted I" cofnmetno-
rate the most important nct recorded in our h!sto-
ry; t. lac, on which not only Our own religious
system, hut those Of nil other nat.ons who c3ntess
the authenticity and Divine origin OF our alosh,c
y spensation, are founded. This festival ought,
therefore, in reality, to rank foremost amongst tee
three great teasts which the Deity Tas pleased 10
institute und command His people to observe" me
SJnggogues, during this FESTIVAL hre derorste" WIN
eYeryreens.
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Tusvr Nsapors DsowsEp-rour negroes

THEE NEGgDEs DRo"HED.--touf negroes
who ws-s engaged in working on Tie :or;iics;!on'
below the city, mudo al nt,cmpt yesterday morning
to escape TO the lines of tho enemy in small bout,
hpt had proceeded but short distance down the
river before they were capsized and three Of them
drowned. The other one was brought TO the city
Yesterday evening aud handed over 10 Mpjor Girls
trnlt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

LircaIn has written old Gen. WOOL cons
piimcntarT lslter, and Laie !,iIn Major Cane.
raj itr his gallsnlry and good condnct in The
"cap nru" If Norfolk.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED on Tuesday evening, Juns Cd, In the Aoau
n.nisi Church. Richmond by the Rev. Geo. Woodbridge
D. D., Rev. JOHN o. hocABE, D. D., to AIRS. MARIA ',
Da FORD, both VI Maryland.
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INTRODUCTION OF sNAAL so.r INTO FORT
,vr,c,., correspondence

orrlclaL Correspondence.
We haze been furnished with the fotlo~ipg
official correspondence, relative to the Confed'
crate prisoners sick with tho small poS' sent
to Port Pillow in exchange for Ihs Fedcrals.
1t speaks for Itself
Fonr Pulow, May 90, 1862.
To Gen Beau,egard:
The enemy sent down two hundred exs
changed prisoners yesterday. They have the
Small Pox among them. shall quarantine
item.
(Sinsnad) JNo. B. ihLEPIaus,.
Hrigadier General Commanding.
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hnY .IuwpER Is TESTED

Phw,i,:r is iustrd ut tho Rridesburg i Sc 81
Paiisdelphia) III tho following manner:
a piece Of ertllery-one of large calibre
generally being ussd-is placed in position, u
small hole being drilled through the side near
the breach. \ spring plug. sde Of steel and
contairg a rlunger. in III h:lv screwed in the
hulc nl:.ie, tna plung SolkiuG loosely and
cJrnsu CT ailh the lnicrlor of tie pieces. Al!
tachtd to tais puoger III a sharp piece of steel,
knit, shaped. i cIrclit;r piece oi copper is
fitlsd 10 tne plug, and tightly wedsed .here.
Ga tie piece bong discharged, tho iU:c Of the
explosion drives the plunger cu,waIds, the
knlie attached striking the circular piece OF
copper fastened IN the plug, Inc strength
o! tie powisr is ualo manifest BY the depth
OF tie l;,cis0r f.. ids.
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c.srAL1:es N rH,ys ROYAL ASp wlScussrE,

CASUALTIES NJ rRvHf ROYAL AID WINCHESTER
We have boon able 10 learn but few Of the
casualties at tho late hs n.s at Front Royal and
Vince ester. All that ~e noF have are in the
18th regiment. CD. John a. Campbell q Alb
ingion, wounded III the right srn and side, not
thought dangerously. Ciptai" VcrmillIon, OF
Scott coInty, wouudtd, aid Captain Samuel
Hale, shot 10 side, not seriously. In this regi-
ment some ive "r sx men ws:s killed and
wrun4uh, whose Dsmes We have not heard -
The 2Is and lst Va. regiments lost none
killed OF wrurucd. Major Lane, Of the 42d
Virginia regiment, WAS slightly wounded by b
piece OF shell hbove The eye. We have the
narne= III nona other. killed or ~ound.i III
either fscn sour wells DIVISION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

TuE SEcRhrAhr IF WAR has ISSUED an order
for the release, from Castle lfod~ih' OF Mfs. ven
ster and Miss AIMS Scott. The order Will lie enc
cuted and the Indies sent TO their Northern homes,
when The movement can lie conveniently 'ts'lc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

The Marshal (Terss) Republican" learns
that late irosts have done immense damage to
the crops west of Harrison. Uorn even south
Of Waco. has been literally mined. We dread
70 hear from northern Texas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

Capt. Davidson. Of the Sd Mississippi
regiment, captured by the Fsderals at Fort
Donslson. died at Fort Warren few DAYS
since His body has been sent to his friends.
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cs.4.,,tI. ;,lSDRif.

CONFEDERATE STATES NAVY DEFIANT WI,
stfiGs Uf HutI:s u DhTliL,
EIc!monu May Ilsr, l'".
H. Qfts-r. The Navy wishing Ei;hm""l n i"', OF
n 2lhr.- Hii GGl-'iIate y upon ,he" a.i' -,
- ,,-rnn 10 . rfs- t ur,.r- sud beta l. aud resise1
H. s,o. ,,,i ,irs- =. 1, onok ~ for h- nurpo'e
'"' A"''s' > T. MALLORY,
,,r,, c,,, Ersre' AIRY Of tnr + aEy