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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25
Sa I.1M :.EIEiGEax 1F rISGiNsA.
DEIn.I " AIINA

5HeOSNATIVS .hTcy Seen received that spes hnc i!e-
:u,i m.iiEc % II EAJ tL'ont
60 it, rad through touIt!rs
t:.e yrs,rs-Ja a.; La= srcDy, sis,3 hen Iuofni';h
Le,ncantt tu Sgu.n-.n Uun~ie!asy sid 10 ia9 ct~Ir
y. Virginia:
lfors prevent toe cgT-E, o! snca Tetopi nom
90, ugrS .rs : JurS iGEC 3EE GVrs " t.e L1l'
n--a'l oil Vagina, Ler1Ly caL upon and cSss't
ia tho P- "a ~! s.ea oUo ues 70 urfsnil1
active Lad ,:cirLt Cyraua- OF sa Up ssd VI PSI
s,n, Sao EXCEPT cilSiry sesf!se shcse uu!y II
shall :s all s-spIisut
attempting Ell j, State VI AZ "f Ihr nns us!u
by cur Lrcc aic i:r ~ POI. ei= lien bIsi
oS soG &c !nn- Il Gpoa .:ca scIauiS, tbe} are
ivun euE 4g-J c.Ery!a2 O. hc:t rLnGpliIalYo
Re eea " :i;-ta Letter. o. otaer-i9e, e. ctas'
thea 70 G-..eJ hsf..u tcsiIc OF tbr
yr.s. 10 J-:! u proper e1ainiasVa
hto such cs"a u tc !spa! 20 10 iae EAeclEts.
-ho ID lIp,t 81 50 vit ILL.,! eaats .ukY'coLs
pefsoas 10 be .upsis hSd
- u, e. uldr: la7 had. sni uaAsi III: seei or lie
Commons e3!If. u Eicha.abds tb's 1IIh osy oi
~ a.rI, 15oi sd IL 10 siEa,J -1tn yea .. 49,
CsnuIopwaa.lh J~h!' LGsShIh
~ tae Tvscga,r:
u.vsS, n r:rse-sp,
Secretary Ct sos Conirar.wssILn-
1T.-sff.E ISi.p, r, u seis -uper.o, Gasny, .oc
ssh. - o4..t,s 80 ssii purchasers TENS 80, OF
aeurc.s. DUNLOP. MoNCUAE 20.
Ap.ii rs:
KIRK So; .CpSHEfNE E46Gtt. o.
Il ipe. :r u. fer s9I. &c slsa: Gso ~ suit pu:'
CO Tens delivery.
Ap.i e1-6i LCALlp, Mo31URE co.
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.,Giia maSaalSA dsg1.,


f.i1o-uru, April 70. 1892
aTiir.-<,tus. ,Efl.. a.'. = ~ 81 ~. Ss'.ait Sc;
Is L,--s
,r,1 csors soai &c :.;:;ro Al - 50 r''s pr7 H.;
.rci 10 =. R an.
b.Go. So: de"sni :If tlsr A":s 81 e ~ 80 -:
oTJrr Log Iuani.
rile .,.oi - ~ ." - !: PEI nei:L
li.T.vL Well .aIpEra
S.c.
LyLs-lhH r.so2.s h:.7s t;en Qu't4 EiL't~, ne n"rr
rie- 81 Nj ;-J -. l..s b..hri
~. tr shat ni. II ice: kcI tII:eis
hfs rI.lnI rs 81 -lt per bu'li-i, BUl dai.
C.rSss suo.s al u 10 - per H. T:ese K 's;y
nuie tie tn.Isct. s:t prices very h:sIuias.
i.oao --ca,,i -; De ~ a. W RIO. Ief H.
Fits ~ a!AIi s-:h p.i:Cei n!s EUt e. -
We uu.s ruas.c.- .; ~, u 81 E-La a. &atiy &.
~.
LIT i-t..t ihi.caIs SGci," :.at
ig"v..: .c-uLs L: &c he :ase ~ ~
~ it-;H s'hz q E..f AID SOD ~ tS 20 ~ go
~ pplrs oas.
HL.,'.--i!G. SUITE ;o'i: - I'LL. eIu-.a. We lupt= fed
=, Il" IL liz Witt 80 - -
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A.sAr..- r..irsssl-s, g.. !. 80.

~ - uIT!gI-
I - Doo 1nGt Jaztls t-rcrd tGs tSc,r f.: T--.T-r
Sk;sh Prsctasoi u yet, aai huSs hs-
;-g IEat IL t.ses =tIaI =.G-f, IT. In1.l .Jr.s'
ifhi TIC Old iogy brIceds. rLu.a IL
n=rs, s.j ~ pioE.ss TLl!Ls H.. thei! Is4,.ci
fSsEi. - .;l"@.
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,s,.r pr,a..as er w.s Mo fanae

s!9.s Pgl,a.:aa 2r W.a 10 fahaee
.r,.,,sr3 Tsr, Trough; :. !.ica:uoat y=.:efday,
rom N,7toE. BY ,''o -n:e' .: Z. N'f:'N F':'ce'
-: rry.. =a, Grtrc,.c E.,kYs';sf. Ils PRISONERS
y 70 o.p.ds.! Oh 'Ga ~, ia-;aa' a2nIr on %" &c
uin-.!z. .I..! ,IG,r' a: eiirh l. u -; =. -
TT ,,,l,,.r ~ .Jar-: X c!lar Eigrr!:, I'm
N,:n., psyal-: .;,Au gra; jas. {. strH'rn"" nc
!, MN CONWAY, t:ly;sN,.un ut - Ftr New ~, a.
) C.,,i:,t.,,, p.!vs.c, 81. Nuw TJ:k; J. II. White,
g.; Jo.u P..uk.il, s:;Sn'n. "ist Fsa": :. u
,uGu. %. sergeant, ,s''. y. OH; J. Il. o'ea.'l
- Se:y-.u, 49,, ".I ii.sry L.:HJlc, oil 1ht sS'a'
o,ga iuis ,ae: !,,i;i,1 pfisui.er n"- ''oh :eios-
:: .rI ~ . l.eaL.IGz. pgfCtEsr sac rpishir" ep"''
Tue np4its OF thu IachGo:.: .hv=!iS ir:t= o!Ieh
!: /. IL. It's ga.::J!.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25

is..rtIc... P.rfS. si;S.-"e cyl s'o at
:.:xe.. Of Ste D;Gtuy;ie Profession TIA ndvcrs-
.uslt CT ii.ney=r heai;t - os:3Gaa IL stS!as' ;7
uLGE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25
aEN. nrsck1SSlpek'a nsIs.ps.

The "Appeal' publishes the official report
Of ths casualties in Genc!a! Disadvantages
brigade In tho battle OF Saiioil' AS VIII De
noticed from the following SUMMARY, rtte loss
IS fully o"a third nj thu whole i"rce, 'aa
IL, perhaps, the heaviest that .ss oeeh gus
tanned by shy 0ne brigade a:Gos ths WEI Do,
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fGt'i, Z.

kicIhoso, %, trr,i a, rrI.
TINHjs VI give notice that Tre-,ury o..it,
ms s4yoi, to. sixty lopppl ;hoosa co,..r,. t.
Lor1 TrSssurT CoE!s Iea. S'nto !drsIt 10
HrrrSnt N. Y2 one hair payable ~ YYr5i.
ID f'cr NJ osc! on ds;uId-y. niss. fsl i.ts
Say, Saron eth, isSI.
~esI eli pe:sDna sso;Es; EeSsir;Gi te.. g
iTAi.
Toe JfsE 20 not &C :ars1 ~ u.a. sid LrTctv -.st:
o. dcn6s:tsd III draTl ur-6 o. eEy pa oder -.
iorsefy, = ". JO"rl
fas ,gal % ,.j;o-, ssT-. Z.
5--rr. .sJr.y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25

Gl PosiIo suaSina ~ GHg Scar c.sGE SsiraE
Ne lsa:" Inst jn.e.ilea-ion Vac Eroasv-d a!
Ll:yl!:.. 2m yc"sa'd.r ia. Fedora cavalry
ioTo@, s!lC.:1:a:%5 is :.'u "neTn; :c0in the
ns:g'.-2rtrc'. cf ;is river, h,lt :.ac"rG;:et III
iurr>as .ha as'.is" over Bar CTach on tar
M,1:yiis and Uh,iratan I,l!rGah r.'-,ll o'ghp
,uiIe! e'.,t q: Ink. Tue hr;Hg~ CONSISTS oi
very ii.svS tirasi.a Sork, s!;,i l. rsaH.'r2 lE,ri
Gro hundred suG lilly 10 two :.n;.drs-i zee;
l>rf, aTd ia d>l!"Go:.on, il an accomplished
iaci. temporarily of COMMUNICATION re
U,::,ntf. .nd NpIii. AIaoaGl& va scuat ,5at
Ir= ;u.Dor q "a l..rlIms /: uc;lMn4eG
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NAN s.

~-~--~-~-
~ hNSkD. --os,ov' Rabbit, h.s...T, H."cufa ~;
az 1iIGk rku- for Whit. tic c:aa!-. Ets> 81 o.
Frii Ai.o. r;!ff lat ME- n, - ~'.a. r. -
Snf. All su'.4L.Ii ra;..., iat-.t an ne fi..-.
,,nrp, ..uv ;:i-tf
SiG'i!IiOS " .>i.A
~ tSIEJ, b: yoIBx SgLt'"t."E. =,ss:t':t -
" Ej'- ,i:s e. c: i-r M, 80 'c'
TEtcisR, Qualified ~ s.cr LII H. Ei-"> tsry Irt.tA
.sirst9ry MLt5 siLaG.- Ana tie h3E -. .. Is
) tau.lii III ss'iruis.
add =, t.atI.t t=!,:. o.: Cs0trh % Rnc7T
Tifyiaiu. All Ns-ili..S So
- -= - - ----
az S2tts-ih,il a;lt.sLf-!E,-n SILL. 'i.rp
II Lee .ias 81 ;,Is Epaj griIr ".ti e" ti
ft-tsri'SsnorJ. D.cI-E.ipEs sv; iGE,. :. ,Es 70
!.Ct- ,.rs.rr 81 ..Eoii 10 ..i ,Ds a9-H
~ tbesu OF bI;sius, eeaE y ~ - OF scG'-'s
to Impair -i."nSL.
"a: 40 ill III tc ~ rvs. a,a.' 1:7s
fsaAs.rr! ,iihts fo-' u. Il i-..s '.,L
- ceCI, csui.
Fot wt,ts r"-tD 'i il lnI1.se r.ata y cats.
Giis,I.
gVI Red VI Ghe-un, ps; II csfis G.&r
For fsrtiier iLo'aG sGt, ,.fiy ~ s-si"o rn-,=i' -
Hoe u f.aI y: M8. j., hEAN'..
hGf aI;G'..siela hood
UrFoE 4. 4 f. Il. a.,
?ti'tiL0hd he.,t IL, d. { HsIS! !s-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25
LAWS or CnSGNENs.

Z
3Cst p"iatcd I'D for sale 81 The .irer CO tu.
~ siti II Of thu lASs VI 4th lIvS'p
Pcov.lons Congress. prio= IS certi pr cop. 10 >
issoaat 10 dchiefu Pessrs I-.GiLx bS Ee.: Ill
.sc voHi 10 pay poithgs.
klo, TO- frS ccpi-s CT Ir~ L6u: 81 ;h6 .. t,=
ss.oEa pics II - for th, theo 81 81 ~ ser = rns-
u To Ar,s .: tie rfovsioual CoLs..s go
oy nAl. ~. .r--t..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25

,,l,Y G. rscIL. -iois tolT u'>l Jssterd'y
Afternoon, ~. 10 rus;as!s Of Fies.-l !npor.ahSe
H. tI,...ctet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25

- ElS "A a. n. M l. lSs.-A sI-Yy Of @Lo. MI
- B.nu:h, JOS. ~ hsHa, and fer salr by
". pATEIlOS c., -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25

iaFLHii.tD iKOS.
HFTr hnT. it o'FEW RAIL. + e.ttA'0 NIL rs SoIJd
II rzchsDs- f-r ola FLAT iis.T? Eo7 12sli!:Yh
&C .5g,;S ~ oL0s. }. l.. - u-h.Jh 7 -,
GuriIS ii
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:. Observation-Disclosures

:: te,s:cc Ga 10: sr!ssa o'e:' g oSi.2"2'
:, r,oys- o.; sa.!' iss. 'Gr.&& x t2j9:, sE'a
AZ no. delay. :p7 tte planting sc&So,' is p'Ss'ag
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25

W,sh idlg!ar,.s spd esonomS III .f' ""'e' Ell
Tor Ii, Amy, SO as TO e..,a: destruction and
caste ,,i to MAKO III: burdens uroa tho PEG,
MA &c i;1.I: sud IN evenly distributed ss posi-
bls; and Il it'll ensrr: 'nd Industry among our
aerioui;.ralista, 50 Is Go proGucs as n:ne" rs
,oss:;,l, wa saai. escape without serious pst
..tjcu.. I.d. !! si'hnr 81 these conditions II
Al. sn,f thre is III t.i:ari..t.:o hnt e1tenai7f
suffering. LIST - lcoS Tbs truth III the iAcs
AID ~ use nen provide asa;rs! il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25

IrFFEE, steAsa srn s.ESEEm.
I GEkka ocsA COFFEE.
OF s,vot noe sad delicate "a Jas
8 tsE- black Pepper.
10 HID ald g LpL b, ,a: nj 9si:= sega. TO- s1a BY
kp'iI 3s-st On.;kLss Phlh!..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25
Ter ,LlysSrn LouI.lasA.

THIS :>s,,nen. nHT,. !uln ''Et,e I'll lhs 9th
aboGi SIX hun6re3 ";rG:s, ahd 1he loss IL
killed and ~a.n'ied '"sa das huh''r--d add ss''-
ru.y--s vatio NJ ever iwerr" rl-'i1 .'sr Cent
This hcasy !:sG Is accounted To-, 30 ~r l,ssT,
i'T tie: fact thai tee rggii2ont ~aE GideEtd to
take haiitsy, witch Nas .,rinr tron them
hy ;onis. Alter charging through tbs ca:nr
ikuy t0unG n, irlYas =t!'i srInr Lnn or three
hundred yar." ir,,;n :h, battery, EtrF ,rtet by
thI rlg rexiT,-:I';.. III" ':l:. Tnebt. thctroSc
hi: 70 tall r6cb ent; .ahc arr!t.er :on.c, ha: ~
TIC s1,rtins Lost great many, Tn ~ cr:i
cha.sy they "rrs Hsriial!v snpl.n".1 .?
spvti<r r"s':.an! .ud ;"uE tbs tsttery. Tho
envtay Nd bsi".. ,Lr hay,asts raa.'i"d
theiu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25

~. ss~t. Ls..,
=. ANUT.r-TgEt ~ ~
IN rgaCu2sivT n TGS-s
i%s...b "I :.rHs." ass bo~Ahh E-r-Arl
Nashville, I saE.,
tfe euT f.li. .n,.-:c5 T. GI..:'ufLitr,,
HirhkiOi. MATCH.
Fur, SHrrGhi L. give rHt,iU ,iaccs >-i IN st-5s
L-l1 ahT c.EL,i1. -Ili ~, hot iIt;srr III
uits.a ~c d,-tGaos pGra-t'iy s-~.'sL-L
Iyn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25

Ger. Breckenridge .eas Among The reserve
corps, hui Eat engaged In las !hickest OF TIE
h4ht, and did mucn 20 aid fresh rcnvwn 10 he
lus>re .! Kcntutky nrIns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25
ND,N 1rI.lIra.x. :ruEArNx

Ini:l.s,rr"Ial tav:HH- x
Hc-soa-, Ap:: l", ,.c:
iur:..e Ed' tiIy 20 fIans hotter, ~
Vtv-,ss- iI-pos til. h.pI ts;.lst p'..sL
t.sin 20: paSmuGL
Lh;si.sl 'i!rIs - ;.-rys I'IA NJ pToJ'i.,
}! u .IuSft,-tH
Arll--v'H:a!r I!,,~O:c!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25

&. a = q ;. q :. = Z (, " u ~
.H Z r 4 = !: Il y Il 4 /.
tAt-o proprietor ,J,irG!! ~ -;c='c, ScT > !o-nr
LEE Mallory ...AS;ii. .i.GkI.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25
4 DARING Aap HEROIC EXPLOIT.

Among she moss daring end heroic exploits
performed as t!.c haitis OF Sniioh, is that mar
rated OF cur !r.-n! Chris. St;nkhrl, OF Cap:.
McDlas!d'a company long smd: ismil.rly
kI1~n 10 This cctnmuni.I IS lhr !;srper Ct ihc
bsr at me Y nrsi:s,a House. In single
chSiEo Of Col, Farresi'a regiment On .'Gesd"y
sitter Mondays ushi, ha osuied SIX Of The ene-
ny 10 bite Tn dust, h.sidcg inltic!iag serious
Sountaupnn others He n'S; hrnugh. BIZ;
Msynara rifib 20 lear win er.c, then draw
Ing his six shooter AT! Ghsrgin3 ~ in t'in very
tare u, tho sers,ry. hs ,rafia :.".np skat Tell
with fatal ,ir.c, A''er this l,a ''row his sabre,
and dashns iuto tasir very mids.- he cut and
aIsshcd until tbs enemy SURRENDERED Or bcs! a
haslv I6:re.t.
These ao,s w:fo arsl Earrsred b. Chris.
himself, and were afterwards testified TO by
Osp: Mcdonald, Sir Ea7t-3nI, snd other
members o; his company who witnessed, All.
mrcd. end arllsGtrd the tne!. Slch ATS ol
ile'.,,u ANA ,,oh!a dErinS sh,ud Get &c lhs,
sisilt ri, hut shuu!d sn GoTr 10 poG,eiity cp
10 pug, u hi>'r.y a., AT. glad to kuow
That CtTs. hG. soi, /: ii. li=it unhkrnicc,
xl,,! 10 sga,n re.i? 81 80 tt-t: opportunity, -
give the eae,uy nccrai exhibition .! h;s
proEsss
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:. =. .,.sny rtguIEAsl.Ns.

~, Lot H.r cE.LC. i5o" t4r-,-
pdA..G v.G'H,: !svI bSS'r< .: TaaLx .h-E.
&c $50 ~! ns i,faif.
J,L p * G ~ pI:RnRLi, 4 I'd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25

t.':'S.
4 CEaI.TlrhfL OF LkFutIr =. g. ae'- 5rL 'Y.Ss
II. lth, .adl, la C:..eEs rh.!EI, ho G 1T aI-'
sni .,rusi IL ry favor. lLG n..!G- u ds;hei % ie;e
tia pub &c againr. ie1e5ii ssi: :e;iihaIi- I.
1u,cas- s be nw,f!si alter "a Il ta!, h.2t. ias.I
,9G VI ~, notice III sw,p"ists.
Nriiil A. A GRAY. Trra'-s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25

YE1N rADCCA1.
ha arrival from pado..l in tbs city yester.
Day. reports to us that Gen H7!!eck was there
wi.er te lst!. Oh Thursday, the l0:h inst. l.
v2s supposed that be you'd ,aEo tic field
sery toou, in person.
In. uews oil the battle Of Shiloh had kesn
receyed, and tip result gas regarded Us 4
terrible defeat " the Federal srmy. II CO.
crest gloom over tue cnclny, aud the people
seemed very dcspondan. uoder its ii fuonce
TIC report at Paducei Taa that the loss OF
tho entmY. in killed, weunded and prisoners,
VAS 10000. Between $50 and zoo of the
wounded had j4si arrived wheu orr informant
lef..
TLa fight Of Monday waA Scams'Iy regarded
~ drawn battle, tie Federal if anything
claiming the advantage. Tusy acknowledge
thxt their gunbo.,s alone asvtd thse army
frnr, auuihistion Of csptura.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25

n.eAC:tvKIri.
X RANDOLPH, III 49,. tifAtt, h.s p1:i,,;.ct
- Il; -H:hnry n ~. ss:se.ar5 Of War, uuJe: ,:.e
sII,s u GiacGT oi 5Jutah Gonarais uthuo
tie p..i ..rG,Jn s"nt4, tie n.ttor &c Qo.it.
n,aseys 20, sitsiI;.ir- .ut h=aoD DxpsI z.uhs, IL.
G!y, We - w. - ) HadT u ~ ULhTiUHs,
t-re .: - u .,Ei', pVstpoA.
Ft- Efols nj -..:S Il fsh:GHft,
t.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25

~ zsSI:uSST. !AENONhS iHAAl.Ao--..f-
lb. Carbonate A,nuone, % los Oh PeppSr1iS: 70
10. chvrfor rtesed toc! &sssh 2o> aad ios sale b.
y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25

yStas. SsenNv- FOR tFpEa.
z Ei.ekeJed Pens
9a!.rk-o4 Poe.
May PsAs:
P.1ch bIoe PctL.Sas
Iervsr Potatoes
seed svret pYtstCrs;
: arss lot just rr-:sis a. ARD tor sh!e low, b?
enA!'sln Jus.s AGENT.
1
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41:< q sSrd St'JN-,
sS'f - ..a'.-rIn"-. Li." louisville. Va
In to,!ap.nF =, -!.s :..g l.iL,.sE sEJ <siadcria
k.IIG.-- u,u,;.>
t1yI ~ l.. ;uy:s-:rs 49, 49,. E"S-. IA
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25

IT.-siF.E I:i.u, r, Il Vois .upef.ot Q.sly, COR
ssh. "a Qus.tt,s 80 ssit eurcaRsss TENS 81. OF
avurc.s DUNLOP, .MONCLhE d 20.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-29
The EpEsespal CenrsnsLsn.

From the New 1Ork 1UOulrr bcL@ hl
Yesterday was a period Of relaxation for tie
Episcopal convention. The members enjoyed
the inequalities Of the Board Of Charities aud
Correction, and ms3e ths tour OF " the iussi.g-
tons - on Blfckvells and RsHdz,l's Islsuds.
They inspected, exc, drank, speecbih-3, and
were meTy-un3er the convoy of the tall PFC
acknowledgement of the United States, SIM
con Diaper. After ths visir oil the bishops and
clergy 60 tEe public iusi u.i5r7. the convention
met gain last evening, when Judge Chambers
explained that be had let's the house on the pre-
vioUS night not TO destroy G quorum, bat TO GET
sleep. a number of reports tt1m the COMMITTEES
on canons were presented By DR.. Mead. De-
Howe presented the report on foreign and do
nestle missions, showing che receipts Of the
former to be S51,5757 IS, and hose Of the latter
to be S35.223 81, for the lass year. 4 report
was msde from the committee on Cgnous, ia
reference TO 1.-The cannns offered by the reverend
DR.. Goodwin, recommending changes In two
caaons, with a view to relieve certain clergy
men who are distant from their Southern par
ishqs Hcm various restraints ia the exercise Of
thsir functions as ministers.
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rhe So pd merementin Kcn,ncn,

Never since the war commenced says the
G~reeRville Tenn Banner ofthe 20th, has there
been so grand and profitable $ tour made, as
the one just accomplished by General B-sgg.
J ust think oft, he hes captured from the enemy,
and purchased from the citizens together enough
to load q train Of wagons forty miles long his
whole army has fallen back toward the Gap to
protect this valuable train and as it is now safe
from capture, BrSgg will EetiTe with his army
just where it suits him.
The arrival of this train will play smash with
the jeans speculation in this country, as it IS
bringing one million yards of good Kentucky
jeans. They also bring a large amount of
clothing, boots and shoes. Two hundred wagon
loads of bscoh, six thousand barrels of pickle
pork, fifteen thousand good mules and horses,
sight thousand beeves, snd a large lot Of hogs.
NJ wo nder Bssgg's army fell back to protect
such q va lusble cargo -LyHohburg Republican.
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Federal Reports from Helena and fhC
River.

From the Memphis Bulletin, OoDber 90
From passengers on the steamer Gladiator
and Ainnehahs, we gather a few items as to
matters in that locality
The military at Helena are active, and on the
alert for any hostile force that may advance
toward. All preparations have been made to
give them a warm reception.
Il is stated that the guerTillas are eoncentrat-
ing at various places in Arkansas, but none OF
the gangs have thus far shown themselves on
the river. The g~unbosts are still drawn up in
line OF battle, prepared for efficient service.
Last Monday : detachment of Federal in
fantry paid a visit to Bledsoe's Landing, aud
destroyed all the houses and laid waste the
plantations within five miles of the scene of the
attack on the Gladistor. Among the houses
destroyed we're those. Of Messrs. Craig, Allen
and Hsmlin, in all Of which, it is said, there was
evidence of more or less completely.
L IS BOW aulhoritatively stated that it was not
Harris gueTrillas who made the attack on the
Gladiator. Ha rs, it seems, has been guilty OF
stealing horses and other property belonging to
unofendiDg citizens, and has been arrested and
sent 20 Little Rock on a charge Of violating
orders.
The party making the attack on the Gladiator
is understood to have been wild Irish John"
He had only a small force under him, and they
appear to have been actusted only by a desire to
kill and plumber.
The effect of this guerrilla attack on the Glad
istOr has been to deprive the planters still. living
along the river from getting supplies-for hence
forth the Gladiator IS not permitted to make any
landings between Memphis and Helena. Those
having cotton to ship feel the regulation to be a
harsh one.
On last Thursday a scouting party captured
the major Of the COnfederates wh1 captured the
wagon train, and he is now at Helena. He had
stepped to get dinuer, and while psrtsking of
captured.
Everything wears an active, lively appearance
about Helena, and we may al any time expect
to hear of the clash of arms. The whole com
munity there is represented as being apprehen-
l.. IL .-n.nAnnA
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Fron 81. E1ouIs.

Special Dispatch to the Ghieago Timez
ST. LOUIS, October 2I-A riot was feared
lsst night on account 6f = seTenade given to
blair. While tho Fremont meeting was in pro-
gress. Two companies Of the National Gusrd
ygere under arms ready for any emergency. No
collision occurred
A dispatch was received this altsrao0n by
Major General Curtis, from General Lewis MeT-
riI' at Hudson, dated a. II, goth inst. Gen.
Merrill states IS follows:
General C. C. Washburne, Of Wisconsin, isip
town. He says our soldiers and gunboats at
Helena are very anxious to essay the capture of
VieksbHrg. Recent stories about Generals Steele
and Ostefhaus moving against McBrids are con-
tradieted. McBide is said 20 bs st Jacksonport,
on White rlYer, ready to fall back upon cur
advance.
A new regiment is to be furnished by the
State of California. A regiment os one thousand
men is also to be organized at Saa Francisco as
a private enterprise. The cost Of transportation
for a regiment from California is eishiy-thTes
thousand dollars,
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PRTTY

A friend from Coahoms county brings Us in
formation oft outrsges committed by the
Federsls on the plantation Of Honorable JACOB
THOMPSON, q few miles below FTisT's Point On
the river. It was so situated thst it could not
be offended by the psrtisans, and the conse-
quenee is the msrsudeTs have been undistuIbsd.
Our partisans secured a few Of the horses znd
mules which were reported to Mr.. THOMPSON, but
the balance, with si the negroes, were taken Of
some weeks since. Last week a considerable
force was engaged in gathering the corn crop
from eight hundred 10 one thousand acres-and
in slaughtering the cattle and hogs. A portion
Of the buildings, such as were not needed for
their own shelter hsve been destroyed.
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ANOTHER GUBEsNATORIAL CON-
A

Our advicss from the North give notice Of an
other dark lantern a~ssem5lags of the governors
Of the abolition States, advertised to meet in
Washington On Saturday last. The general
opinian Of the press Of that section is that they
meet to endeavor to influence the action of
LINCOLN against certain generals another idea
is that they are frightened ct the expression Of
the people st the elections on the ID Tuesday Of
October, and il order to change the current Ct
Northern public opinion before the November
elections, they wish to secure achange Of ad-
mini5trstive policy.
We look upon this conehve as an electioneer-
ing movement only. Minnesota, Wisconsin, IL
linois aud Michigan in the West, and New York,
New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware in the
East, ere yet to act. Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana have already placed the next House in
jeopardy SO far as the sboltionisss are concerned.
Hence the bubble among the leaders of that
party. YATES, Of Illinois, is the leader of the
new movement, and we observe that he is using
a1prehended danger to induce the cooperation
Of his g~ubernatorisl associates. They have dis
covered the fact that the new Congress will be
against them, unless some new element can be
thrown into the canvass, and their political inge-
nuity is at work.
In the meantime we can be Indifferent spects-
tors of the b%ubbling of the political cauldron
North, except so far as it may serve to prevent
a fusion Of the elements against US. OF the
benefits or dangers that may result to our cause,
from the success Of this or that antsgonistic
party, the reader can form bis own conclusions.
Thor divisions. however. viii not weaken rs.