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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-23
THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM,

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ing. Preserving, Dyeiug, Cleaning &C. How to plan
and what is the hest to raise. How to cure animals
advice 10 House Keepers, Farmers. ana Mechanics o,
1000 subjects of interest. Price - cents Worth az
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-23
THE LADIES' MEDICAL FRIEND,
And the phy,iOlO-y Of M.r,i0ce.

work on the cause. symptoms, and treatment OF all
complaints peculiar to the marriage. its duties,
abortion and is results ildren their ills, and
the prevention of conceptions with invaluable instruc-
tons to them on subjects Of private nature Price Is
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-23
TO CONSERVATIVES.

October II, lS&j0-n4lveyl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
Latest FROM TiaG ,!GIsa7E.

sioRFolx, April o5;!l.- Northern papers Of
tho 2iih inst, havy been .eceiTa1 l.cre. The
following il summary CT the ncSs
TUE rREscH alNlSIEE
WAsHmaroS, April 25.-No po.iuc-i :ai-
pOrtancc ID attached ~ the gisi! u tho trrt.cb
Minister 10 R.;i.mon1. its sa!ci ina. !.s tu
s!nsss WAS ~ c.nsc IN; cgraaat.on ~lt:i the
Oonfeier"ies
Dispatches fio.a the French Minister Dave
zone 20 New FORK, whcrr .r.-'aer L. Wit
Ing 10 lake item To France.
SENATOR G|iE.
It IS stslad that ihu buain5ss 81 rG,Sen-
80; uwin, in R.hmona was more Of DC
tuealir character than political
k.PusLIc.H CAUCUS.
\ rciticsl caucus was hrii :; tbs Capitol
OF The 13i III. ,.cnsu III thc caucus H.S IL
fivCr Of discriminating sGd:st tie leading
rvha!s in tho c"rli.c.tlon of ali kinds Of pio-
perty.
FROM THE v2L!Tr Of "tRGiEI..
HAgpisossuaG, April o. THIS .o;,n Was
cu,ur5d and occupied by D5nnG!y and bis
csvalry to-day. Large quantities Of ioragc
std sf5- Eerc secure! ii he Sal@J.
REMOVAL GE PEisoHrha.
N.seMarGS, Apr; 25 --fHe C,ntsdc:ate
officers 77au are prisoners al Columbus sic Il
be remo7ed 10 Sandu$ky. Thsy vii! DC TO
CURED hereafter to wait upon Themselves.
FROM OAiIF0sHf
gas FRANCE: Co. Aprn l9 tt. Indians are
s,sir co1unlttinr hogtilitiaa on the Sierra
Nevada 4 party Of whites Vas killed o.. tue
18Th THEY aic committing grsA; oepreda
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
sf.j1: General Commanding.
THE cOYs!s2ArloN ELL.
PilLshurg, Tenn.H, April 8. {

LIE SOSfiSSAlloN LlLL
SPEECH uv Mh POWELL. OF KENTUCKY.
IL. \. suua,e, April 15l
Ths contscati0n bill cams up as tho special
order, Oh which Mr.. Powell, OF Ky, had the
floor He argued At some length against the
constitu;.ouAllIy Of the till, aud held that it
vas CLEARLY bill of attainder. Under the
coIninon Ian, and tue cid English decisions,
n.t.nder accom- pa MED cdnfscation t0r treason;
but the provisions Of our Constitution had
directly repudiated all that. Ha tiinn treated
of the bill NJ cruel and inhnnan, stripping
women and children OF tha t.:eans OF subsis.
tcnce, and working personal suffering. The
section particularly referring to slaves aesai!sd
the constitutional guarantees respecting slave
ny in tho Staes, II was an lnsduous attempt
70 do what ths2 would Dot do directly. he
would prefer that they march up TO the work
openly, aGi iroe sl SLAVES st ONCE. It would
be more manly.
The colonization clause was Of TO account
whatever Every enc knew that tho negro
waen freed would reTDain Iuat where he had
been left, aulcsa removed compulsoriiy, aud
il was only intended to catch votes that could
not be got otherwise. X 3nud DC hard to
make Southern msn believe that interference
with slavery Has not intended, spite Of gene
raj declarations, when .s,ey had passed n rca-
ulution 10 induce States 10 emancipation; had
abolished slavery i'll the District Of Columbia;
had repealed the disqualification Of cc!ored
persons foI carrying tho nails, AID had adopts
ed an srtce of war prohibiting thos. III the
military service from delivering fugitive
slave, refusing to insert therein provision
against their harborins or adm, slaves TO
ESCAPE. There was great compliant II ain
Gle negro was restored to his lnasier, but
slaves might DO taken off by the hundred
from their masters through the aid Of the mill.
tary, aud there was no complaint, though
they be taken from loyal masters Under the
bill, any petty magistrate, any moro military
lieutenant, Was empowered to take charge Of
any or all tho property Of 5000, 900 Of people.
No dictator OF Rome had ever had such power
conferred vi hitu He loved this Union, but
he loved it for its constitutional liberty
What wsro IL him, or 70 others who loved
liberty, IN empire ocesn-bouud, comprising
this whole continent, without the constitution
Of the republic, which endowed them with It's
privileges, ard was the shield of their rights !?
Mr.. P. denied the powers claimed for the
Executive under the war power, By which the
will OF the President, rather than the consstu
ton, became the law. snd under which this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
TIE Fight AT SOUTH MILLS.
Correspondence OF the Norfolk Day Book
SoUTu MILLS. April %, 1862


TCorv-,2ocdencs Of the Norfolk Day Book
SoUTH MILLS, April %, 1862.
sir:---Thinking you might desire to learn .
correct account Of the forces engaged il TIE
battle Of "Sawyers Lane" Qhls is tine name
given to it by Colonel Wright on the l9sh
inst, have concluded 10 send this.
The battle commenced ct Do minutes alter
II o'clock, A. NJ, and continued until ) clock,
P. NJ. Our forces consisted Ct six companies
OF the Third Georgia Regiment, (Sl4 lntn,)
and section 0two pieces Q! scCouas' Ar
tinery. The enemy's force, IS ascertained
from the prisoners :akon, and by tsc names
and corps marked upon the graves On the
battle field, was Hawkins Brigade, three
regiments, 9,h, 2lst and Syth New York
Volunteers. and Rero's Brigade, (seeond OF
Burnside's expo,:ition,) consisting OF the 2lst
Massachusetts, 9th New Hampshire, and 5lsl
Pennsylvania Regiments, making their whole
force OF infantry, Blk regiments, at least 5,ugO
men. The enemy had five pieces OF artillery,
(tnree ri1sd l2.pounders End two l2.pounder
hogitzers) We disabled two OF their pieces
80 badly that they were left On the ted.-
Our less ia five killed, seventeen wounded,
and n;uo missing, supposed TO be killed. -
The enelnys !oss, as Ear az can he
ascertained, wSs over tnyoe hundred. in
Guiding nineteen officers. We captured LOCO
pounds of gunpowder, large quantity OF
camp eauppsge, blankets, etc, twelve boxes
o! hEod ammunition for artillery, over 800
e,snd OF small arins, principally rl1esy large
coil, abuu: 900 yards, OF wlre "a piece OF
which send you,) supposed tu Do for tele-
graphic purposes, sud quantity OF spades,
picks, shov.ls, sid entrenching tools. The
object OF the enemy seemed to be to take
possession of this place and destroy the locks
o. the canal From letters found on the battle
field, il appears they had heard we were build.
ing, and bad nearly completed, two small iron-
clad guubosts, to run through this csnal and
destroy their fleet in the waters Of Albemarle
SQUAD. They have been etiectnally checked,
aad will no. be anxious soon torcpeat the OK
pertinent
Our position was naturally strong and we
worked like bearers for three hours in
strengthening it. Our roasting Of the bitches
along the lane for three hundred year in front
OF our artillery, 10 prevent the richocheting OF
the eneny's balls, was novel but most sue
cessiul ex?cdient io- protecting our band, and
no doub. exists Tint Our successful defences
vas mainly owing 10 these arrsngenents.-
Ca the morning after the battle Gen Reno
sent by flag Of truce letter requesting
permission to visit the battlefield for tho
purpose OF bringing OF his dead and wounded.
In bis lettor he says: lowing to q want Of
su1'cien: transportation was forced to leave
3 few of my wounded on the battle held yes
terday," &c. We know he had largo num-
Der OF csrts, wagons and other vehicles, which
be stole along the whole OF hls route up to the
battle Rold, aud consequently his loss must
have bean very large as he left % wounded
on the field. OSE VINO WAS THERE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29

According 10 lie statistical calculations iu,-
nlshGG ty tie B0-r "a .lhAInocr d Conucrcc
tie aggregate value Vi The productions
Gi !nc 1ouctr; Rmountr Io lie Gliu of two
ti4"ussua mi!hJas Of Gu!ll;s. :. lhs close Of
tbs waI the intatrs. o. car dab: l,,y 10 csti.
mated o. be.is likely 10 amount 10 one hun
1red millions. Then il Elay DC calculated thai
another huad.vi uillons will bs necessary 10
Meet the annual Expenditures Of tn. Guvern-
mcnt Consequently Two hundred millions
will have 10 pA Ta.ast by tnssinn to meet
the !u!rrest OF tic debt and Tor lie SUP
poIi .! GoceTnnent. THIS mill A:uuGi
TO tch Per ccrL u. tie sLogo aggregate
val:su oi tho uh:loHal wealth. This amount
o! taxation will ts derived from. labor and
lana-tbu tN1 ci4lcen.s which ere the sources
II 81: halirHal Heal;s and by which an chief
Fe!ybt Of taxa.ion viii have to be borne. tie
arrive ~ the above data at the i.li0Wiug
general conclusions: -FTst, tasl the yslls of
lancy city property in all the great cities will
Do reduced about fifty pes ceni; all other
property ten or twenty per cent Lsbor Tlll
have ~ pay 81 the tax IN amount equal 10
tSn CENTS On the dollar, or len per cent. In
tho meantime government securities will rise
in q lev years from nlaoty s1s - = hundred
and twenty nve according to circumstances
fbeTs will DO trying and almost revolutionary
timss CT Ill tinanclsl affairs; and nc woLder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
FoETYJkL.
Tho following lines, written by lady IN
Baltimore City, woro Forwarded to tho Editors
of tho Enquirer" for publication in k'ch-

Baltimore Olty, WeIo lol Stoeo W 'Io '-'
Of tho Enquirer" for publication in S!ch-
mond:
lws1rrsN FOR TUE RICHMOND ENeuIRERl
FIAT JUSTITIA.
nspcI TED To The MAINLAND rsrsoSxns Ar feRr i"H'
EY A rHNALx hSSkLi
There is no day, however darby c!oueeo,
But hath brighter sun; "a,
There is no truth, however falsely shFouaeu'
Blu. bath its martyrs wen
No grief that bringeth not soms conso'A''on'
When tho first pang Is past 49,.
No loss. without it's hidden coupehsatio',
To heal or soothe at last
So in this hour when even Justice siunoors'
Our courage shall not tsli. 80, j.,
NiqAt ia no, Right, sna strength lies "'' ~
numbers,
Nor will tho strong prevail.
The few, alas must suffer fer the many,
O, brave and chosen few
The loss Of freedom, always sad TO any,
Is still more sad to you
Whose native State is held in base sufJacton,
A camp for armed mon;
Whose native city waits in proud deJeclion
Her liberty again
Be yours the place OF honor, yours the Growth
ing,
Yours is the leader 8 right,
Who, where those wa7e.washed dungeon walls
are trownins,
Have fought tho nohlest fight
There with the shield the Constitution gaant-
ed,
"Wallis" defends our cause,
d,good king George" the feareSs ard un'
daunted,
Resists tyrant's laws.
There Scott hath shown us how, with talth
answering,
Even bondage may DO borne;
How "Roman" frmress, patient in deserving,
Gan never be uptorn.
There, round the temples OF another "iiow
ard"
Tho "Old Line" laurels bloom
There Brown" beneath whose rule a!l treason
covered,
Receives q traitors doom.
There "Thoma,," Gordon" and host OF
heroes,
Do honor TO their name.
While men whose malice far surpassrs Neros,
Get all the world aaane.
Dear Maryland thy children sill no. shame
thee,
Nor aid ;ay feet 10 fall )
Let those who choose question, dare to blame
thee,
foEr WARES Answers ALL
.soubr:euet CT Marshal ksre.
BALrrMosE March, 1862.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
i,a,..t from New o.ieaua.

MoblLs, April % Received n kIetInoo4
at u a'c.cci. ?. II Ito eGem? Pasa-t Fer:
jackson 1T i O'Clock yesterday n1raiag -
" heu the news reached Es~ Orleans the ex-
ci.eIneat was bouodisss. Martial ls@ vss put
in full force. aud business Vas completely
suspended All TIE cotton aud steamboats,,
excepting such ss were necessary to transpor.
corn, ammunition, etc, were destroyed.
4! o'clock to-day tae operators bsde US
good bye, saying that Tbs enemy bad appeared
before the city, this is tie ass &c heard from
the Crescent city. This IS all We lno~ re.
gsaiing tee fs.l. Will SEED particulars az
soon az they can be mad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
VOTE OF THAMES,

TIE Massachusetts, House OF Representa-
ti7ss has sdopted resolutions OF thanks TO Mrs..
Adslins Tyler, CT Baltimore, for the aid anu
attention given TO the Massachusetts soldiers
wounded ID the affair ofthe 18th OF April Inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
oAPruKE OF q uEEeL STEAMER

pIrrssugG LANDING, Tam, April % IL:
eunboat T,lsr, while rs'onnc'ertG ~ ih'
Tennessee river, capLured tho Pebe! steam;
J. Robb. lear the mouth If Ul.G" Geek
I'hls is one of the boats which e!u 'ei rur lrs;
expedition up this riser Gf:ar IT, t.. - to'i
Henry. Her name lbs been charged 10 LAZY
Tyler.
The weather IS r.;ker more Llensant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
HEG. .:C5T!.

On the 10Th inst. Lieut.. Gen. Scott auived
st Elizabeth, =. j., ADD was received by an
immense concourss Of people, including
mounted caTaloado OF about three hundred
mon, who headed the procession, iolloSei -
largo number of cit z,ns in carriages End On
foot. He is 10 remain tnerc as the guest Of
Dr.. Chetw0od Until the return from Europe
OF bis son il las, a. L. Scott, snms weeks
hencs, with whom he will then tska up his
per..aneht sbods III Elizabeth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29

DesrYrrR SHor.-Wm. Rowland, pri
v.ts in Capt. Fowler's 9th Tennessee vosuu
tssrs, who deserted and was captured On INC
Shiloh battle field Of toe 9TH IN tns ehemy
ranks and clothed in Federal uniform, n was
subsequently shot in presence Of oil the ZEN
uessee regiments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29

PxTHA AND sUPERFINE FLOUR, 0:
d superior quality for sale In acanhae, 70 suit prr-
L eriI 9tG. DUNLOP, MoS1uRE a co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
LATER EkuE EEkuPE.

The Persia from Liverpool, via Queenstown,
With dates to the 9Th inst, arrived at Nov
York on the 23d
The privateer Sumter was ct GibraltsT
the Tuscsrora at Algers. The schooner W.
O. Alexander of Savannah, was boarded al
Palermo BY armed boats and crew from tl';
O. S. corvette Ino. The master and crew We're
taken prisoners, but were released by the IN
terference of tho officer Of the post.
Recent experiments in England give reason
to believe that Armstrong will soon produce a
six hundred FOUNDER, which will do greut
damage st the distance of 1900 yards, to
maii-cind steamers.
The doings of the Virginia in Hampton
Roads arc still discussed by the leading Eng
lish journals. They SAP that Great Britain
has two effective war ships to ona OF tho
United States
Lord Palnerston thinks that the unity oi
Italy will soon be completed ty the possession
Of Rome.
II is said that Count WAle~sk will make
special mission to England, on the suhsct OF
the difference be! Heen Franco znd England il
Mexican affairs.
The Continental news is uninpa!tsht.
FINANCIAL.
The Rourse cl6sc'l firm at 10i. lOc. Conso!a
m n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29

CHANGE 20 Eg AiEI; N TIE c+fi!hG
naTe rafrainct iTG.n giving sanction 10 q:
recent rumQrs OF CabH-! changes ua:i! ID.
present timu, when IL has been dcbnrcl: se:
tsd BY the President to reasraEgr ihn Lah'.
net, ~ transferring Secretary W.lics to-it:
Mission to spain, made vacant by ;hn dPp7a.
ment oil Carl Sbciz as Brigadier G=nrI., a.:
the appointment oi neT Secretary c! l.:
Navy.
Several names sro mentioned ri .Ge ,"!s'
post, among whom s,e Gcn. B.rSs, u.7rrh|
Spfaens, Gen. WAlorid:e, anI S:h-,,'': A.'
aad " i:,on.
Other changes are Iunorei, but u = ;:
iitvcd that :h,a il sill st pres2n, real: a9".tl'
plated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
r.a Snow BLOCKADE yEaNJar.

The following from II letter dated Underbil,
0histondeu county, Vermont april l0ih,
furnishes brief ACCOUNT OF tho snow block :
ads:
"Tnc weather ia ike January, SAYS in tbs
length Of sunshine, and sleIshug is better than
5riora thie winter. IA tor ways. our high.
ways IRE not only high in the most litersi
sense, bat broad, too-broa1 as tho valleys anu
tee feilaoless heds-nO sign Of icncc any
where, and the anow 10 iced over az IL beas UP
tie heaviest teams And as for skating, you
can kate every .rhsrc now. The oldest inhab-
liant is as;onishsd This is the proper season
iar maple sugsr making, but the farmers say
that it is impossible; they cannot find their
sugar houses, or wood, or anything AID ;he
trees which have been tipped every Year t''i
bal. a century shcT not "a single scaE."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29

The TToNEN OF MAoNoLIA,--The women OF
Magnolia, Miss, on the line of the jackson
Railroad, arc earning chaplsts, in the way of
blessings, from the wounded soldiers passing
that place, that Can never fade. We are told
that since tho battle of Shiloh, those devoted
women anxiousiy watch every down train,
prepared to furnish the sick and wounded
soldiers with milk, eggs and in fact every dsl~
icscy tia, csn bs had in the neighbordood.
1,his ia course worthy of example. N. q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
PRESENT FRca con-. vANDEsBtL1 70 TIE
FsSNEST

Commodore Vanderbilt hae made Dir. Lin
coin present OF ME steamer Vanderbilt, now
lying at Hampton Roads, aud has offered to
sell his next best steamer to the Government,
iron-clsd, at price 10 be fixed By its own ap
praisers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
WHAT TAXATION WILL Do.

We eahs ,bo following troln The eaitoria!
columns oil tbs NV folh Herald April
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
HE CAPlTULATloS

General Gilmore Immediately proceeded
with his staff and General Bsnham to Goats
Poiu. whore boat WAS soon obtained TO cross
over The South. Pass Of the river to the fort and
communicate NTH the defeated rebels. Arts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
The Rourse cl6sc'l firm at I0i. lOc. Conso!s
at London Closed at 9Ss to 0Ss.

TIE LADIES MAKING SHoEs.-Qaita nun
Der Of lsdies Of this parish have commenced
making their own and their ch!lIren's shoes,
and thcy DO very good work. We have seen
several pairs Of these homemade shoes, and
they are not only strong, but they are Very
veil proportional. The cheapest way that
thew make them is 10 tska the solea of old
Shoes, soak them in water until they are liln
Dor. pick out the old stitches, lit them to the
last sitter the cloth is fitted to the same, sew
the soes to the cloth with strong waved thread
and then turn tho shoe, nail the hoei 10 It's
plsce, snd tho shoe is done. It is cheap. ser.
yceable, and Q very good cloth since. i Plans
Manner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

.sopbr.suet CT Marshal ksre.
BALrrMosE, March, 1862.
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Tue Republican caucus 10 nieh! ga

LUG NtpGDIiCdH EhUSuS ~ Mr. 80 -
attended, nc topic III d:sc,:S''o1 hs.Hi w.
ground to be taken On the canii3rsuan ..''-
tioi,. After much d.scusEion, ihe e"rsaf''.He
element prevailed, and al unter-tafi'ti 70:
arrived at 10 move the spPUln;ineni'i" sI't
cnmoiit,se CT seven from inr h'"" 81 ~
House, 10 whom The Tsrons bits "HAt y -
ierrei. The said committee Sc . 'er'''
new bill providing for coolisca!iI= tbs s.',.,
aud property OF all persons aciGa'Iy 10 ~
against our GoyrrnIDcE.,or htlCiaitY col's'''
with thu b$su. Rebel Gov rnhch. lac f''
visions ira also 10 include tho cIfvdi.i9f' >"
S.cessi,n newspapers The bill vii "ia' p,
vi,tc ncEe Of the psrtita naned sEsli !s''''. :.
iol,: upy ctiic. Of trust, honor or Pr: co-''
Tbs Gogerru.nt Of the United s'.t's
TIE cOHFIsCATIo1 ELL.
Tie ScIste was occupied, nearly ~ :'' y
sa;s,on this morning, oy Garrett D,''s :.
Kentucky, on the Corfs cation tiI! Ia -. =.
speooh he attacked tho dc1trihc 81 " sh~'-
Phillips, and proclaiDae biz '.ctstin''4''o' :.
resist Any interference I!ih s!a7c.? u ..
Sou;Lern States by the GeneIsi ''Cy.''i nc
IN the House. Bingham, oi OHIO, :! "a 80
Of Pennsylvania, and Cii,tehden h'l l:t 49,
il triangular Rgh'on lha tanfiSc=;' 'al. ~.
Hickman speech Hss 'e:f .sr7e:s % RS,
dect Lincoln. To charged hiL~v III 'e'.s
coward, and unwilling to perform ms "!'.;, p,
Mr.. Criuend2n paid a glowing THU" :,
Mr.. Linc3ln's PATRIOTISM and ccl:ss', >! - .
that the future historian would eleTa:e h''1 ;
a niche beside Washington.
Three moro OF Erricscn's hat!.rrr" 81; cs., :
constructed at Giesnpoip,, sew i"'i, '', ~ ..
plsn Of tho Monitor, TO be rssdy IL g.
months
TIE Nsw York Hers!d CT WeHcssii! ~! !.
thai the iron- cIat steamer Gs,ena !=" -,
port 90 Tuesday uornlng, pics 9: atS''s'''
not mentioned
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~ .isHiSCruS
ISpeciaj b spatehes to the Inquirer

{ weather is r.,har ,nsre Pleasant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29

Such as were injured we're repaired ~ the
engineers during the night, and was lnade
ready by daylight for another day separations:
At daylight on Friday fire was again opened
By our batteries and quickly responded 10 by
the enelry---who had got their barbette guns
in position during the night-with great rapid
iiy nr.d some precision, 81 Can testify to my
sclf, il iatno wrist, obtained in rapid tnoTc.
msnt in lodging a shell, nay be considered
good authority.
A tep ;nch shell entered one Of the oDbrs-
sures vi Battery Mcclellan, and exploded IN
the b.ttary, with terrible etlect Thomas
Cam pbcil, OF ColLpIov II, Captain Rogers ,
Third Enopc Island artillery, was a!ruck ~
spi!uters OF the shell on the head, lett les
(which il crushedj ard On tho thigh. lie "as
buried at the same instant by load OF sand
thrown iron the magazine. He wac luned.-
atci7 rxtricateI and sent To the hospital, where
be d,cd in As minutes, perfectly conscious to
the last lis WAY tho only Isn kiiiou Oh CUT
side during the bointardnent.
German BIZ the nsue OF Knowles, CT
Conoany Il, was bit by fragment 81 The
er;ia she'll blu. snuff box in his vest pocket
saved hia htr, although II Inflicted ps'h'oi
confusion Oh his side
anOtllGf k0cll tSplOhSu hS'i 49,
Lieutenant Of Company II, tore his clothes Iii
several places and knocked him doTn, bdt
dld not njure linn at sli.
Captain Rodgers. while ser7inE powder, at
Tia sstr ,Ecu Q; tho magazines, Ta7 buried ny
the sand i:um above, shell passing through
il. biz doing 10 farther damage.
0i1n ,nsn ras killed on our EIDE
Oau rube! killed !; four wounded
Daring the night oil our dismounlcd ton'
inch c1iumbiads-one in Hasttery Lyme AMI
Two in Battery Scott werssasain mounted,
and op5nsd with easct in the molnihg The
Ja.nes shells, which had Holl bosrsd and
honey co,nbed the pancope OF the tort, had
prepared it Fel iIr the operates Of the solid
tsr.irch shot, and when the columblsds from
Goa, Poihl opened the pancope begaE 10 trem-
Die. iii, breach, Of the day previous enlarged,
two others worc effected, and oy two o'clock,
when the rebel 6.g was hauled dean and tho
white flag raised, practicable brcech, large
enough to drive four horse wagon through,
had been formed, and our James shells were
passing through il, across the terra plain, and
preaching the lnsgsz ne itself This brought
The rebels to terms. They Internationally
surrendered.
THE CAPITCLATloS.
General Gilmore Immediately proceeded
With his staff and General Bsnham to Goats
ob4 al o3 rf,r