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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28

\ r.-nrrnn .trrhI>nnr lii;Hf:.-Arrb
bishop Hug.,S pnb'ish-s q card n t,nIni 81;
certain s!a:rm.r.: mad. hv Ihs lew cork
correspondent Of X fniia'i.I.tih rlprr, 10 the
ril,"l ti.. threatening ~l-'t:r> haze bser. st;.t to
the ArGan,shop from Baltimore, in canse-
Ile;.c. al bis speech on tine wa. The Arch
hishop's card say:
first. he has irre;v:I hi ANONYMOUS let
tcT FROM Baltimore or rise "LaEn, threatening
r'in with s7v species Of physical T~ioience.
S.coTd. the only letter which ne aid ~recei:e
vas not FROM u S"r..:ioni.E. Third. toward
liia-n vi his a.'q'isini"n,:$ who are So. $>;0n-
~, nc Gnterta,IIs personally the saiav regard
which he entertained before the outbreak Of
orr civil var, he rhiaks that they, OK rather
their ~l"nocrs. have acted l:nprudeniiy, raShly,
aan j s!oi ally towards the government whrcc
tney Ead - much. contributed tn establish,
II support, ard fnr thai mati=:, II ntG,niSter
iurlne tines qua'tors OF 4 renIIIr. Eul
neither m E'!Top: no: A,i-I.ca h. linr Arch
Ul,iivF ever employed tcatnrhaiiaa. u~p;iaets
; thwaId tl:rn. A. Tor himself, he stands IrIu-
IL by the Government at Washington. which.
iron. TOE First terru of l,foproc's administrative,
has STOOD Protecting AMI firmly b. hin. And
gel. itduty Tsqn;re'; II, h. "u'lld got 81 afraid
IL iTnst hi; Ii. IA tho,e VIII are rrr unils{-
ply enE.se:m " Id j; called ''ccea:ICT, e;,btr
IN SavGnnDh. Charleston. orsvr2 Richmond
aud hc thinks that if duty unroDnec@d with
this evil STRIFE required ms rreseuce in either
NJ thcse T'tlr>. hr w"uui not enter;ain the
smallest apprehension u personal Danger"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28

Tha conductor OF The Richmond Il raniuey''
seeks to lrtw oil tie public attention. from tie
condition il which lie has placed las paper and
himself, ss shown in late discussions with
the "Equnrner,' b5 a personal attack on GER
tiernen connected with this Journal. 1t j. q
i~Eataiiiar sxpejieni OF ueu whas. thalts have
pu. slteM il iificult positions; tut il viii not
avail in this instance. The Examiner" Will
not thus escape. We shall dispose Of III. at
;acA, which it makes By way (! diversion,
and then state the original issue.
Some time ago the " Examiner F." published
a miserable SANDER sgainst this office: from a
man wlu calls himself Douglas The decen'
cy, whether professional or social, Of allowing
this accusation to appear. we pass over. We
simply remark that some months before, an
attack on The conductor of the " Examiner
was brought To the Enquirer for publica-
tor, aud was deciined. The fsct. as We have
learned, cane to tho knowledge Of the cou-
ductor of the !. Exeuiue7," and liz expressed
his gratitude for the courtesy. It. has been
returned by the publication Of a libel, not
only; false and gross iioe; but stupid. If tho COM
psrstive character Of the two Journals is il
Illustrated BY the sbove facts; we are not the
party to feel the shame.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28

fnn6 IN occasional ~acuft!e snd ~ae!esGS nt'
atrrction G! hsts, the feat Of any very serious
outbreak was past. Tn" peopls had begun
to disperse 81 S o'cInnk, " hen n lev crops OF
rain l:i, std grsiuallr ,'lianci a't"f "Hf''S:
BIT . fine moonlight night Vas the means o.
p~rolcngirc tb" deuonslrnttnn ; Mt I O'CLOCK
there we.c still some thousands 81 people re-
naming ~ the ground. aud II Vas late oei'ls
the ,,,Tk vas restored "a Is usual peaceful
aspect.
As the rr.uit oil the sl!erno"n ; ahi''sc-
usnt. in sdillior t, The suldlrr ~ho'e nea"
VA, broken, Al before lieatiortd, fifteen people
were Compelled 10 visit st. Georges hos
n;tsl in cons. qrence Of Injuries recelFeo.-
Most of ttirse were caee- OF broken heaus
I'm, thc.e was one. ian lI,shrnan,l who nan
;,.., stsrhrl il. tn: thigh: It * sa'd, ny an
Jtaiiau. AMI who rciDains in the hospital
w .djit;aa TO if.is. sbnIt tittes;. Insn were
taroo ~ tI,s police - ~. MariEor'
orc,;lae".. pn:r"r sta'i"n 'hh'fri Wn'i hT
~sa"iis. ,-..h -
.,,...sfcG. .>rc rae "i'1nG iha t''sh as
>, .rrncif;r- 4, NJ Inc nrEI sunday pTlh-
oi,,l.. -. in sold nrs. II my n"t he
...;.. .l.,nl.i ~, nrlrr la Issue T." cnri'hc
nil s,ch 70 ,,,eir b~ar1acts tnHt daT, ard Ii Inc
m,u.j Il e.yth, til. R.ian CT Hyde Park
sbnuji T.. r,r.nSei ~ Tue course " 'HS
.v.oi :, t,," h.. ~ ~=h!,"t'y rstli-a pre-"
t.t
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TIA + 4. 'Ff' a. 'ht F'HY''f'
WINCHESTER. ucf y, l>I..
Csnf;nrian T'Herc is vet n'Icn 81 ~lnteFrs;
c,o,, ,iu rrmy Of Noltt,cra N'is!nis I" Ir-
..,.J Tn. ..l.,n, i.ur H~r,s,.'' -" wv, a"N
cr.-,-,d IN sf>.r,ni>lic4 and a';i' - i"G!'
with no important consequences. General
i,.i..n'; 1iy!.inb i. L.a:r"Y'ns 'f' f:al:'
man. ,mi uh,r i:n,iruf! ~ I';".;ly hnh "Ii';
r,i,ily ~ I..,*a:ti". t.,i"ir! in'''"''rn s'"1 AZ
,,,. ,.l To- Moor. i,l.i, Hardy county, aGd ii':
,y,.Iutinus ct ,il. cnrm, III ihat '!i;"rt'"n are
carefully observed.
Every ira.aniInt - l.,H "a ltrsGni lhc
,ru Tess Of ~0,all poE ii til: a'inr-~a i'*
,ascs only'have appeared. Proper p'";la'"''
for sict.. disabled md convalcsrent s..'i "rs
on the Stannion IaI.cy Turnpike, to 6nd rom
IN. army. is said not l., l1,v: uccil Haie. In:
rou,nla,.I T..I.,iTnE ctriy "i"i pdlushIdi at
teniiCu.
Lar.s -u,eli:I u c~itr'':".. =" "s.' ,"'
nrcrs*i,ies II 0"T ,rirv, "'Uvr "'ni'h""a'i}'
Ti.r wraIr.ci H. ...t ka:. -Ed 'I"'i - iSoa'!y,
laYolA our cru-.. The arwi nj IIn h'ii!''
in kvnturSy Is Wv ua,"ra sins {" 1"T'7e'i~-.
Shu arc in line liz lri s%l,;rt'.
In tna dfssenSiHus aGonr nnt"cS and III
fprtign Intervene .ul. GsA Il; i."' We pax M
tgust-ne te!i. " ir"!i-" <tm.h A''i.' 'I"l
aid ki.ht - the ~IgI.rl&ns rvnf .ti;a OF "hr
Ia!s.,
il -r-c,-t" 81. ';ir tx - 10 ;hi- t'"id:T
5iuu"i LIZ uppryr., uf.,t - ~rn;I:a't ;.ee"s.''
tv. aud ~yrrov..i L" tue i'.rrinr "nf:H j"S'
,Ymnt.:U:.". :. .t..r "tr.:'- IS IL j. me
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28

Til. KssrucxY CAMpAics.--ihe New Al
bany Ledger" says tho results ol the cam.
paign III Kentucky up to Tuesday, have been
about rs flllows:-Thc feieral los0 in all tbs
skirniRhes, and q; fsrryvillF. Is shrit 4,t(l
in billed, wounded ana p!iscnrrs- The Eebsl
loss, iii killed, i5clul!ag all engagements, is
2oO0, $500 wounded. and 5000 prisoners
sick and well} J. 1'otal Rebel loss 1890
The Ledger claims to have gotten It's infor
nation from a gentleman who has carefully
kept a Est Of all tine casualties on both sides
as reported.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28
RO3If2AL
Fer tho Enquirea,
n LOVELY DIXlE'S A n

O, LOVELY DIMES LAND,
o, lovely Dixie's land,
Where fruits and flowers grow;
O, lovely Dixie's land,
So threatened by her foe!
O, Christian Dixie's land,
Where ''darkics' dwell IN p-ncc.
Dear Christian DiSie'S land,
Where Hra,hen urEus ceasa'
Sweet, smiling Dizie'slsn
Whcrn nid-day SUBS are warhi.
Sweet sral,ug Dixie's land
Can do the rorEd no harm
What lures to Dixie's land,
Invaders +: IN the North:
IS it for Atr!c's sons
To grace their household grAr;h'
They Iowa tiI2i: '';;Ts.zss" well;
In-r iovo th"r an,ch Of Garth:
they love thai ~n.a,'s. zoo,
Amid their s>aa;aT c:i7th.
For Gcwa IN C,%;c's in:o.
The co:.or :::e:,is s-a"atf@;
and nc'e7 &c O.Niv ) .e':i
Crowd ~tegss-s4i sr@ -
,aasL ROE D.Ms's ian.!,
/ Iarkces li'i' Of
Her sGls ftc.: he IL agsia
20 aae WITH yaJ N heart.
Then SPARE dear Dixie 'Sud.
E9r a.cnCh irr Snit with blood.
But l.avc 3rar Dix;e's taua
To aaswor to her God!
Bat II dear D.xit's LAND.
Shall echo to rn"r ;real.
O, then dear Dixie soil
Shs!i ho'3 Tou ~ccnqucr'd dead:
r3, IoHn III Dixie laEi
There dwc:! the uol.!% a.raSs,
And ioSrt IN Dixie inI:d
I"dri find n go.J 5ia"c!
The sons oE Di1ie's ls1.t,
Are nerv:d. with p"ir'o' m:stt--
The sons of piyic'S ia;.,i
Are pslop!ied n right
B.trrHosE. April, 1882. NJ. !.
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Maior General i. F.. r.

DClhtbI JILL
SJoior General J.. F.. 2. STUART, Commanding
Cavalry, &c.
GENERAL An expedition into Maryland
| with the detachment Of cavalry, ii it Can Ice
s1r.rsstui executed, is al this time desirable.
Ton viii, therefore, form a detachment OF
from, twr Five 10 fifteen hundred well mounted
men, suitable lar such all expedition, ant
should the information FROM your scents lead
YOU TO snppusc That your moveIGent can be
concealed lrnm the bodies Of tho enemy that
would be able to resist it. you are desired to
cros; the Potomac n ,nve W~illiAmSpO,t, leave
| na.erstowu and Grernra4llr at your right
and proceed To the rear Of C!m,nhrrshurG,
and .rdaavor to destroy thr railrnnd bridge
over the branch vi LIN. Concochcagnc.
ANY other damage that YOU can lDliict upon
the enemy nr hi3 means Of transportation vow
uiil also racrul". You arc drered Ia gam
nil IninrlualIon df The position, force, and
uroi,nhlr intention ri The eleInl, Which Yon
can; aud in your progrrts INTO PennAYlya:
Mn, YOU will lahe mrasnr"It0 INFORM yourself
Of the various routes chat vGu may take Oh
your return 90 Virginia.
70 keep your movement secret, it sill be
necessary for you to arrest all citizens tina,
NAV give Information to the enemy, and
| should YOU meet WITH citizens of Penn viva
MA holding State or government offices, !.
! will III desirable, If Convenient, 10 hiring Hen,
with you, that they may bc used - irh.t'r"a.
mr. the means Of exchanges for n,r avn cItl-
znrs nm! have t,euu carried If Nv tho crrn:l.
Such PERSONS will Of .roiI7st lie irsslut wiils
ali fl.e respect mi confederation that rirc"m-
! stances will airait.
Should II be in your I1xtT 10 supply y"T!r-
zelf with horses, or other necessary articles
on the list It Legal captured, ION are amino
Rsd to do s".
Having accomplished your errsnd. yiu "ilE
| rejGin thu. ar.uy as soon ss prsctlTahit, ite~
liancv is placed upon yrlf skill ard judgment
in n. successful execution Of this plan, ard
il ia MT intended OF .iccirel The. s"n should
;.apayiiTa the aaleLg I'll Yonr c"inr,tstti, VI 20
! EARLIER lhan your good li.lsnliIl ani pim.
d-lr, m,r hIrille.
t'alyIu.i !rnhnI.n his!..r:. Il sired 10 attract
the attention 81 tic enemy towards tumt=r-
land "a that The river bet Wcen that pGIut
nmi wtCre yon may fecro-H may tie less
guarded. You will. uf course. keep ont ynrT
sc,at> 10 give Yon Information. and take every
Other prcrauucn TO secure the SUCCESS nGh
sGi"tv nf .hr expedition.
Should ycu be led SO f:r east rs 70 make j:
better. il y"i;r ,~pin.ol. T." continue uf"ui!i III
! t,.r PGruG'a:. Shu wlll have ~ rr"s4 t!r fiSc
IL: the rtrl"ty 81 L.=rSbnrg.
um, With E:ant rtHt~"'.
Your ab't ~:ersnni,
i%.gI,~t, T.. Il. L,rr ';r""l=L
!fhcirI:
K. II. CHii.TnH. 4. a, General.
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Corn Crops OF the Eas:.

~. pL:.. c,.,jaa ~ los. Tu..!nv.
1a!N ,
;iace 7hr last i'>''. We i'"'e r'n|"'>e''
with m intelligent pia"fr' OF one OF e"' Fa,:.
er:i r'uiti"s' "a' !'''''N'9 u@lhae 'nc ~"'"'
n' l"r"lr alone thia sEaf ~" p'""icc o'.I
l",,'"" bushels 'i tor". lni9 IS , "''"''
county. haSH!r' fL'%' l&''''' "''' 'al$' r '''::'
:n'"'"' nj port. bret ':''ti'' a. '"' '>'!-
mot 4. "r','" Tue man
'F' '"> I'M La "H' la - - - '':" 81 = . 4
'.'iA'''f ms 'h; '''''''e7 IL "h
'"i'-''iit "hl "r'F'' iSi,r's''' "'t 'l"" '"o''
M 'ontr"I ri Wa e''''"'3' h''' "'t''' f''' ''
IN " 'E~ T"9n!:H' 'iH PT""'ce "'"I' 90. ""-
So 1"' 4 "I. =. ':',"t',S! 80 > "s''-Se "'
amount OF Bacon ana nj "h'''' 'e;""' "'r
aniiltF - .ohj''taff
lI'n ath""ht 81 '"ii'' t'ss a"i ''s'e "''i-
''"'Hff j""T' ts'F"' ~ 'ho'"' '"ul'''eS ''" ''
iDaSeH"''h OF me "'!:h'i H'lu4' '"'"1 "'"'e
tSsl.EaNfe j l.f y ss'iIk ttt = - lt'Nk -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28
HE.u4u.rTegs CA.,LsT bT;isJr. I
ia.urh..- .. i%t,1 I
Okpi.gI nj. 10.

okpikI hu. 10.
During the eyIs!.t,-" ..to tie cheini :
country. an whir:. his t1:n.uand is Ahnnt 10
engage. brieslc .nlII,bT"iers m.Il make sr-
engagements IL: sei4iug ~ilarses, III, property
of cit,zens OF ,la Unil.i States, aud all other
property s~uiyact 10 LEGAL capture. prorined
that in 10 CASE will any t~oscies OF property
be lak"r except by authority gwen III person
or lu -rlting u III" curnEaIrder IT t,rlg.dr.
regiment, br 'sptrIn al 4 rI,iictFY N The
.ts~nms OF hi. superior 1~fi'er-. !" all "es.=
4 simple receipt will be given ~ the effect
that the article is selGed for tile "sr 1T the
GonfeleIht. States, giving place. dat" mud
name ns owners, in order 20 enable :na ind
vi1rsl to haze reG;l,se np.n his government
Tor daina.::.
Individual plumber for ~prirat. rs" il rm-i-
lively forbidden, and every iGEtalrr IhiIst be
punished in the severest manner, lur eli army
Of plundeIers c~rlSummuteS its own destrnc-
ton. The capture of snything will not give
the captor any individual claim, and all horses
and equipments will be kept III he appor-
toned, upon the return If The expedition:
through the entire division Brigade cain
manders will arrange to have on@-lhiTd 81
tlGlT #TGSpcCSI'c rCIit'l'hIuH t'ENGt't ~ a
ing horses, provided enough can be procured.
each man linking SO MS 10 lead three horses.
the led horses being batitlht!y III the centre
Of the brigade, ard thn remaining two thirds
will keep, at all times, prepared Tor action.
The attack. when made innSL he vigorous
and Overwhelming, giving the enemy 40 time
to recnnuaiire or consider anything, except
bis best mesns Of hight. All pcraons f"ard ia
transit must be detained, SUBJECT to the u~rrters
ofDiTision Provost Marshal, TO proven! Irtor-
nation reaching the enemy. ASS mcus1re 81
justice to our many good citizens, who, with
OUT crime, hsTe been taken from their homes
aud kept By tbs enemy in prison, nil PUBLIC
funclicnariea, such 81 Magistrates. !'astiI,as-
tera, SaerjdS. &c, will he seized ss %rrisnatri.
THEY will he kindly treated, aud kept rs host
ages for our own. TO struggling trGr1 the
route of march or bivnnac for the purpose OF
obtaining provisions, &C., will be pcrHiitird In
any case, The Commissarics md Quartc,lnas-
ters being required to obtain and furnish all
su;h supplies III bulk as may be necessary.
So much Of this order as authorizes seizure
Of persons and property, will not take effect
until the command crosses tbs "ennsYlvaDra
line.
The utmost a]rii,i!y is e~njnihei up'h the
,ietachpents procuring horses, and undressing
vigilance upon the enlire command.
Major J. z. ". i~fair4lnn IL hereby epEciht't
Division Provost Marshal,
Ey command Of
hlsjar General j. +. e. .Tr.rT
t. TD!ySi.i pRtcr,
IL Lieut.. .ai \. L. 6.
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81 ,,tl n.-t;.u; - rsa,sse,, p,lL vs.
;nc,izr friin.,. ...;,.rsi,y nn,,inp. This
81 o.:r -. y,-,ri..;. m.t.,noa a. hin.
C.-o,,; era~x "a. az the C.Id and C.nrsin
Io,es ,.i ~, n;..rr,,g with nnc.nce st
poIk;s nraanua,tera.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28
tic Ertroi; Tree P,"sS. in 7~nticing some
recent salt discoveries in Michigan. says:

Ia consequence of the supp: Of al, from
us ::ou;nel9 sait Ttelis being .;nt "a ~ tie
R.hrllinII, AMI he rIrre:-t .ImiirS ON me
iInr"rt':i article. thr ;I.irr La 1raC1hed a reure
nr,rC hn1~n ~I.eln'". Inc range %, pr.c.,
n'iii 10 a .THal extent. h." controlled bv The
l"a"r'y Manufacture 81 clCinR1. These
wH:kI iiaTa h"af. III Operation only about tHG
years. Jet th' productions of tre:c ~icg;ons
have been witty felt, md must matarisIly
siir'i the MGit.t. Eut lGr the tim.iy
!'r"'rry "i ti"se ~ .sl; fields, thv lvlcieil.
- ~ ri,r+ Indispensable aItirle you'll iu d.
h--1Ii lett III ;le Aortt. ~ 1t ID At Thy South
Ihe et"">rs s';d packers Vi pork At tie. c;Drto
you'd experience serious res'Iits FROM q s2arc!
y Of this sTitcie T"Ir it not ior tn .-.to.
s'rc salt Tianu'.ctorieS u Saginaw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28

October Y.h, lSL2-
:%>n!i;.r. j a. .ue about to angag" III nj
s:.tcrrTiS" ;.hicr L, inshI3 s~it:aess, IIh(2ra-
tiTely demands al T1nr hantA, '~:'Iucs:, 1t
cisi.h. sn.l braT"yl-impliaii JLe'lieHCe -
ori,r-. without Question or cAHl, snd tre
~strirtrsf orcsr ani sohrirtr ii" rEa m"rch "nd
in Rivor@C.
1na destination and EXTENT c. .uia E%ralt-
tiM mud s.a.t"I tc kept to myself ih,n knr ~
w you. Suiiicr II IL SAL, that With he hcorty'
cooperation 81 nIEcsrj and men. | maze not Il
dnuDt Of its sucCr9>--n success: which WILL
reflect credit in the highest degree upon your
arms.
The 0ri crs which arc herewith published
for your government are absolutely neccssa-
~, and must Do rigidly enforced.
iSiFne6I ! /. L. HTUAET
GIajoT-tienerai Lun'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28
Northern MarIe.e.

The Philadelphia "inqa,rer" of the 22nd
says:
Money continues to DO offered in the street
in excess Of the demsr,d At from 4 To 6 per
cent, and the position Of affairs genNrally re-
mains unchanged. Gold has advanced again
to abont 40.
Tue Baltimore American quotes GOLD IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28

The steamer City Of Manchester has arrived
with Liverpool dasr4 Of the .!h insi. Her al
vices have bern mainiy Gnric,patci hf ths
I.rnu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28
Nl.r.,r.arsrs CAVALRY ilrtsmH.t
Ilrfnhnr l.ifh- IT,

October lIth, H.
Loi. r. h. CaiLToS. 4. =. General Army
.Iortharn Virginia
Colonsl-I have lie honor Ia report that
or the 9Th inst, in compliance with '~Istriic-
tons FROM the Commanding General Army
Northern Virginia, I proceeded on sn eSpcdi-
ton into Pennsylvania with a cavalry torce
Of 1900 and four pieces of horse artillery,
under command Of Brig. Gen. Hampton and
Co.'s. W. H. F. Lee and jones. This i1rcs
rendezvoused at Darksvlile Mt y H., and
marched thence to the vicinity OF llsdsesvilIe:
where it camped for the night. st daylight
next morning October 10th | crossed tbs
Potomac at McCoya between WilliamsPort
and Hancock, with some little Opposition,
capturing W or three horses of enemy pick
ets. We were told here: By citizens that a
large force, had camped the night before. at
Clear Spring. and were supposed to: be, en-
route 20 Cumberland We proceeded north
ward until we had reached tho turnpike les
ding from Hsg.rstown to Hancock, (known
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28
STYdsT6N Of s&EpGrEvA&Ha.
agposr OF GEN. J, E. 3. s1uAkr.
HgApo'Rs DlPT. ON NORTHERN Va,
October 18th, 1862.

HEADQ rs DlFT. UN -NUHl I1ENN ~
October 18th, 1862.
General S. COOPER,
.Adiutant and Inspector General:
Gene.ai-In forwarding the report cfMajor
General Stuart ofhis expedition into Pennsyl-
vania, | take occasion to express to the De
partment, my srnse Of the holiness, Judgment
and prndence he displayed in lis execution
aud cordially join With him III his colhuenda-
lions Of the conduct and rn"urhncc Of the
brs Va men he commanded. To his skill and
their fortitude, under the guidance ofan over
ruling Providence is their success due.
have the honor to be,
Most respectfully,
Tour obeiient servant,
'~;3isi:tl r. +. LIE '1ene'sl'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28

stTs,T, then fFs string PIECES are laid scT0sS
iron 0n- hGn1 to the nest, and Oh these are
placed the planks, each twentY-one feet long,
which form the gsngway Of that width.
That is the wy Of making poptcon bridges
at the North. We made . very fine one at
the Chickuhoniny By taking it from the Tan
kees.1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28

DlsGRAcEFrL RIOT IN HYDE FARE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28
r FROM ETHGPE,

ARRIVAL or TIE CITY OF MASCnEsrEs
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SLAVERY ABOLISHED IN DUTCH WEST iSolE5.
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100000 PEUpL PRESENT
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feet wide. 1.
" the viii
Mig grhri
s'agEa-e w
ITS pi'oport
On raachin
hoattsi AL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28

''f-:- fcSTocI RRirGrs 4GE Ii DE-. Pom
inoa '"'ats arr iat-hottnu,eh thirty feet loac.
two and 4 half feet wide y, the hoy. and Ave
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28

Ht.pu ~ ARmg EnKIhEEE iihGiNlA,
camp near Winchester, Va,
CJrtoher 9Th. lSG2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28

swelling aut Vt the sldes
e:. Each tits on q run
REsal-. aud II used a. g
tfe p"i'toniem. carrying
ing pieces and Of plank.
;Ec boats are urloeded.
- ;ht.l7 rGsjc fs.s. ID the
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flr.px'R- C.rALRI uNi-i"rrf

'LlntIE'.
K. Il. CHn.TnH. 4. a. General
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-22

Religious Notice. There win be religious
service ia the Congregational Church every Sabbath
morning, at II O'Clock, and in the evening at ~
o'clock. Rev. II, CUMMINGS Pastor
Sabbath School in the Church at Y, p. N. Prayer
Meeting in the Church every Wednesday evening, at
~ O'Clock. The Church Is now beautifully lighted
with gas.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-22

Episcopal Services will be held at the Court
House every Sunday, at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, and
three p N.