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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01
FROM TENNESSEE.

TuLLAHoMA, April 27.--Wheeler's com
mand have returned 10 McMinnvills without
loss. Tne eneroy's pickets are near Tuscum-
bia. All quiet in front.
sECosD DISPATCH
CHATTANOOGA, April 2.-TLe Hon. Wash
ington Barrow larrived here IN Saturday
He has taken rooms at thsU utcbteld house.
Nashville files to The 2ls' have been re-
ceived here. The :, cumberland river has fall
en- forty inche. on Hirpelh Shoals.
Ool Helourn, of the 81 ~a cavalry, has
boon appointed inspector ii cavalry fol, the
army of tho Cumberland. Gen. Minty com
mands all the cavalry Of Rcsscrans' army.
A Washington telsgrar'. lated the Goth,
says Gov. Hicks states HAT a secret organi-
zation hns been unearthed in Maryland, the
members of which are sworn to Join the
Oonfederates 1T the first favorable opportu-
nifty.
The officisl report Of tho Yankees killed
and wounded at the battle Of Murffsesboro'
shows that their loss was 1880.
Ths Captain Of Roseorans' body guard has
deserted and gone home.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01
MAPTAPONY LAND FOR SALE

viii. bELG, At public auction. II TnEnkDAY. tbs
1ln Of hi.y 1878 fSi- II No." Ii. pext far .y 'sc
ater ths premises, ny P'sn,Lt rSi:cr ce '"lliIc
HALL" t. ted n the c6urty o Jsroin., hst..p1cy
rt7.r ,t n!rs Rlcknond 10 non preh ;ir, igGrg
and from Tho cous.s Ev,, saron' dcd W ,,at' U
ss:Sr. jota Wsst!ng'nI, 4. e. Euul~sT" Il q r! o.G
Il D. Jaurs White nrd SO ry eo:Sshlsnt. rh '-O
u. ri ~ NJ rlust ~. Ia uts. rG. nod HSrrr'
for iE .hc!s mfa iy rorG6neut sad hchltu!E"bs
With every rs:lt. frss. .porsSto1 hi thyr
rusd can srr:, thr -tcImUar &C" f cGr.s hGTs ..-
rJsd nas!ry rhtouph Il. 1he fNm gaLe'cI Lal
large. caraia .cu., sea ahi haed 'ce "~c. , I'D
cg'iy r-cs:saTy Gl;n.u.c s ia o1 casG15. - rttT
1t. siLg youLS orSaaid OF c.oc- Tai. iTrc- u
yGruca ii =. "ruinins b. a' ed rGy srgc:
a:se1 su.Ec;rucy L; ana ''.t"g fJs Ig ?.
port, ana th- op-a 81 h.h 'tss cf inptGy Et
hLndrtt n: j sIty 81 which .sW sea l.. Htih
decided he III. Tie land Ill c"G.la'e .o it:st.y
.t TIA .a1cs IL Ia VI lity, which sc faGoas ;". "a "
fertility aL I'll: p- jnod- r'..'uGa I. ta p.T i sr
Yihn. IL weTd thc:r s:i6is .:p Iau!A.; ;;I-
every r>f I:r-lrAtls.
TcTIHr sUc'sIrO -Ilus. -. L. OhNp Ell
Aurii iiy,-.,..rt Enirg,s prrLi v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01

oaADGEdY.-Ata opurt hsI1 Ter
Pfiacs "a ss<d couaty. March the ION, 1868:
Ga motion OF Junn T. Lowry and Harriet bis wife,
osthssine r. Bssns and Auiauda Harding, un
dsr the wilt Of NahAa.e T. r. bnsor and sppesEhB 10
the coat hSt two tss espSel since e qusEncston
OF Francis & Wootton Of said Rootson, sno
that report Of hA Of tao s.d sIeou'cr sno oi
tho dsb and demands agsns, hs decedeat estate pave
bsea Med In tho clerks ofcs Of this court. oroeseo
tha, The creditor, OF the sAd e T. Robinson, de-
ceased show cause any h.y cap, on the isi cay Of
Juue, nuSt Of this court sgs!nat the payment and
delivery OF the .slxtc OF ha said docet 10 bis legsos
or dIstrihptses And further ordered that copy Of
ths order sha be published week for four Iuecet
hys vsss IL Tbs sIahmond Enqubsr ana ported at tho
front door OF the court of this county the arst day Of
two Tueeessve tsrrnl Of tha county court,
Q1pI~Teste,
aaru Il-elau4H O. WQRaHAE, D. O,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01

ACCIDENT ON THR Z. 4 D. RarLRoLp.-Ths
do wn mail sIain from Dsnvs yesterday, was thrown
Of the track when about one quarter Of mils this
side OF ColcAeld Station. The engine struck COW,
and all the cara In the train passed her except
the two last coaches which wsro th:ovn d"wn Rn
embankmsnt of thirty or thirty.avs feet. The
coaches turned over two or three times In
their fall. killing Mr.. Bowdsn, of DanviIle,
and Albert, free boy. breaksuan on the t,ain.-
Mr.. Keeling, Of DanvilIa, and three or four
Others, were badly wounded, and some twenty three
or twonty-f other passengers srghtly wounded
The cosches were completely broken up. The track
vas st oaoa repaired, and trains paz over 1t a.
usua. The train reached the city sbout $40 Pm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01
TIE ADDRESS OF TIE HON. JAS. LYONS.

We publish this moruine the manly address
Of the Hon. James Lyons to his constituents.
Mr.. Lyons explains his vote upon the hill to
increase the pay Of the soldier, in most sat-
isfactory manner. Without STOPPING to the
acts of the demsgogue, he assigns conclusive
reasons why he considered il to be h!a duty
to vote against that bill, when fist presented.
II may suit the scls OF The dsmsgosue 10 cur
ry favor by psadefing to the "poor soldier"
bat when j! comes to the acts that attest the
interest that men really feel the course Of
James Lyons, both In and out of Congress-
will compare most fs7orably with ang.
Itdoes not yet appear tha. Mr. Lyons is
to have opposition;. but tho efforts thst have
been made will doubtless he continued, aad
some one will be found willing TO haz..d
the contest. We caro- not who no inay ba,
q moro Jealous and faithful representative
cannot be found than James Lyons. Lis
undivided attention has bcu:i Ho9toTed upon
tho Congress. and his talents, information
and learning have contributed i'll no email &c.
gree. to the business Of The body.
We hcpo he may be continued sB tho kep.
ressntative CT the Richmond District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01
THE ENEMY IN NORTHERN MISSISSIPPI

THE ENEMY IN NORTHERN MISSISSIPPI.
JIcKsor, April 27.-Ths enemy hzve left
Koscinsko. Nons wero at Louisville, bata
few Yankees were at Lagrange.
The Yankees have stopped repairing tho
railroad at Grand Junction and Uorintb, but
are guarding The lines closely. ..-
jackson, Tenn, is reported to have bean
evacuated by the enemy, They psesed Rs-
Leigh, in the direction Of the N. O.and J. R.
R., burned bridge after passing Leaf RIVER,
snd ware reinforced psG Corinth with cav
siry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01
Important Movements on the Rappaha mock


During Tuesday night end yesterday, wa
learn large bodies Of the enemy made for
ward movement ACROSS the Rappahannock,
at several of the principal fords above Fred
e'icksburg. The passage vas not disputed
to any considerable cxtont, and on yester-
day peraons who came from ths. section re-
port battle imm,nen: On this side of the
river. The character Of operations is but
indefinitely known to cur informants, sDd
we must await developments before hazard
ing an opinicn "a to the extent and charac-
ter of the Enemy e movements. Tho impres.
sion pTevsiis that tie enaIny's advance is
directed immed lately against Gordonsvillo.--
We shall learn moro, We anticipate, to-day.
On Tuesday, some Of Stusrt's men cap
tured All aid to cna Of tho Yankee generals,
. Hungarian, who was brought down last
evening. A day or two prior to this, thsy
captured the correspondent of ths New York
"World, who accompanied him down on
the train. Not having heard from our c,r-
respondent in that quarter for several days,
we shou.dn't wonder if there had been sort
of involuntary "swop.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01
FROM CHARLESTON,

CHIRLrsroN, April 27.-Ths ensmy's gun
boats are in Folly river. They were shslling
Dixon Island, th+ sohing.
Prices in II, rloVision market have de-
clinad cons;,c. Lie here during ths last few
days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01

HARKIsD 81 St. Paais Church, Baltimore Thursday
2ru 10, ~ The Rev. DIR. Ks font JvuN W. kREAThE0
of WkihLsAI eGunt;, Nnr3is.d, TO hANGAKEr UTE-
LA daI htsr o! the jatu DR. John Gu leu, ty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01
Eoble Charity.

We are Informed thstth surviving young
girls Of the lsto explosions st the Laboratory
have received from Virginia lady the mu
nfcsnt donation of 500 which ii being now
expended in clothing and other necessafies
for them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01
EBY TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
pRDELiN4T T[US.

NfBEgfas u vacancy h1, 'co.r'od 10 'IH sen'c Oh
" Yrg,nIA 3ssio n-j W the reHiShAhoh "i nLlhD
~ GoXina,, TIE Senator sect rom tte Hsonhc henah
rial Dls.c: pose e ihe e. OF borihi lh.rrip.
Josx / ,T,.yxa u.v-raor Il t1 ConHsi Wealth u VIZ
f. 30 mol require tho military an: c.s Oh e. &c
thor's.t hy law 1pea po oc She renera sec cc
,ne 2Sl da Of May ns, the seraI placea CT I0IG,
IN s,u,s an e,c. b. held tho said day TO- e-Hs-
tor for pl!t Jittic: ~ sdppy $50 rscsiy .".s-sid
iilya- Ct lly EAr5 81 GoIerngr aad t:ce:
h- E-aI Of ~ Comm n'hS calh st SicazbIi, .a's
49, IS day Ct A2 1895. s,d in thn 5it y:sr o. ;.a
Comm N .sS.t. JOHN LaTG SER.
b. The GoS>73-:
GgO. u. nCssonS,
s:o:risry = We Gcrau. n vss;L.
April I--ctIe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01
PIEDMONT MALE ACADEMY
BUCKINGHAM FEMALE COLLEG ATE
INQ rI,rIITE rOR SALE

.s7HIS yn'uio properly ec,rsd Tor sale 'c'tna
d.sro,ia OF pur ,h.sirs req1esD 70 examine 'nI
Lu!d5sI goundr sd srply In ycT.on 70 81 Id -:
JOHs J. yLiCEHELL.
Tea sousbo,d.Ts o. Tho lnttuts tre h1TsbF oothe'
next at IL O'Clock l. 1u a.epd>nco Iss!"s, i tci
uess OF Importance WI &c transacted
Rg order cf 49, -,,.,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01


s,0cK AND OfHEk PE2IauABLE P2oPERTY
tho Farm Tho Land u situated on The tocts-sds Of
tho Seottsvie Aud etAuaon rarppi; about ~ mles
from the forne: place. sndS miles from The North GSr.
don Depot Of the 0rtngs and Lynchburg ssroad Prob
ally half the tract Ii elesie tot which H. H.
rats Low Groonds on Ne Beaver Datl OTsck pnd tie
other half Ia n osln,l growth toatsnio8 I,re1 quan
tty Of sztramelS valuable timber. nosJ "aieI 3D.
and tho sH, naurshT Of qr ll;y and well adapted
bic Of The hiBhsst degree "f nproSsneIt M futh7r
dssoptolis deemed bocp:s.ry, as perioss wsh NJ 10
purchase will dorb.loH efsa'se Tor uIeih'eEee Tue
q act will be divide sold In nIdy 20 Jui he CT
purchasers.
Tie Slave, onnais, OF Men, Wousn. B3vJ aad Grs aud
lre nnpiualy likely and valuable.
Beiidss ths Bioct nupnsd In the caption, there
will also bo sold Wagons, Cars, and thu usual srpiy Ct
Plan,suon Utensils needed on IsIge cs'a 'a:e.
will sell The Land or pa.t oit Privately, II Auita e!e
p,Ico be and duo motto, will be gwen such
efects Isl ,hs Will not pE,rsn: the public saie o the
Slaves and other property.
The Land viii DO sold oAsh II tbs pnsotaser pre-
ohaas money exceeding th!rd' on credit Of ea7
and three Joar. With nisres from date pbyAea Az
nuIy occurred by bonds Nth good persot secnfHJ
and q deed OF trrst on the Land
The Slaves and other property Tor cash, o. al 100 opuon
sf DEL ssors to all under 10 on credit Of
tysys months with i1ter-s frcn dae, bonds with gihd
,eaur ty TO bu given bsore tie properly Il tAkea away
sl0osnj aDdsr, c.sh
NJ nephew and Attorney n fnct PsY.o g. 0ols., ia
and attend TO AL communioaops the bjesi aGdI tstsj
10 him ~ Nosss Garden Postafi sc, Alorgsrls
HELEN cULHX, Ez.cu.riI
lpril 0f Tpck 0nIe da.I d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01

c-4f" ANNUAL MEETING THE %taE
s1.a,l meecg OF the St1: khOI cri OF ta- hiG T
rri:s.Uu = sud Potomac Rsro Iomp,nJ Wi! Dc hn
Al the oii!ce o lua Epauy cu w.DSLDhY - .s!-
d.y Of May, ,sUS. j. Is WlN4TDS,
sp Il - -I,S4R S.Cre.lTy sod CTrag.Ts-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01
g-Dtpsch, Hh'y Sol R.n,.ca nhpy

NOTICE.
4 IL pSgSjHa holt!ug Bonda or cis, Gvidehcen o1
II dept or .hi:E The nsuo ofiss late Rsaaca Boy
hin .Yasd surely. rrq:esti t. nA'" ia'Na Ie
=ar.e - the unlersgDui Al 2!o. n'ahd -.
r. IL. ThIh, 49,.
I,,l&e EFT. 3 n. BrYR.N I OK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01
PAINTING and Wing.

4 yRsT BATE TEACHER In OIL Pn.tIe DrG-!ns.
"A Aquxre and Pnstol WITH lcns eI,e-ence la sc!cpr
s,d Amercs saG ,ha BIS, recomm,bdntlons dell 70
hnd employ In puD,io iGstiesfn u or sbSu. he
rnoui. Scr address, io9uirs ~ a,L G1oee
IoiL:h i0--2isE7~t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01
OOMHlsSl0NEE'o SALE Of kEAi. Is
~ o L LA ILEAnIII VI INlIl WV,


'in,nn.!4sinaes rppnia:cd y t-'rr" tc i!cgi:
IN Cautt u 1"chI.ni county, proaoaa ei On p3' u
day AygiI s52, Ia tue u Goo l.. hUcI:p iE.r.
W. HI /. EoT.a, lane Atm sCrd 'rr .t.'A !o9a
I'D cth:!s vii su tn IN h!ghert hiirr upcH 81 pro
ccam7ntlaa a. II cloot ~ 40 k';h.h ~ L.". 10
he ls.t J ny 10 the county = Co." al.
a1J 20 .Ateru lis south sJa OF IuoIaho- cErI, 80 i
mediate No th:s."h JIpeh 20 j. @ utis T. r. -ih.
mo ID acl ilLs isuds OF Col ThoGts r.1!s'. 9s.
Jshs A. fJrI and Ct cD
T0er- are about 50 or o. as:sa L. cusYa'los'ha ,h'
arc. Ia pee aai oak woods.
inpo' al, copEat Of nvs'lfrg So:ss u t:r
rto rs And Dsasn..1I and Gthrr Oulhcusss.
TERMS OF BALE.
eoou2h sash 20 IA, rIpsnts srd Va eos. a. ~" s1'.
a1d for SEE usl OF r the ch~:55 i-IGcG
give bnca with eecur:y. piy.ur 10 Nv 'qul uel
iIs,su,,r vita icte h0rn at, sIc u i .Ne
rusaGsl rni IL. waole parsL 80 Eo-ey l. I'D
GO /. SUIE tLa.
AprI 2S-r6.t Gee, I.-Ur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01
Arr @S-r6


VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WILL sell on tho rsG,rs. sArJ&pAy, the 81 BAY
81 NJ. isoy At tubio .u:uaa tao 10: 9i i.g1 a.I
bsiIia;1 kao n The
PIEDMONT MALE ACADEMY,
L5ila s tcent t. Gu perer Cyu. oa,e frae:!y cc-i.
pisd By d -m!Gh. Tao ct conta.ns nb0a, Z
ia: d. and tho bt d. <. l.r5n 0Cd oheusra 80 ed
.cc = buAid!uy sch o.. To:inf, oa.h.
Ra LkTusH
.Ip,ij 4S.-ttstis Aysni ior r. -u.ii..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01
SALE SF

BkLE4F
VALUA BILE PROPERTY In ALBEm ARLE,
ON THURSDAY. MAY 2ltT, lsdS.
1000 ACRES OF LANU,
THIRTY SLAVES,
HORSES, CATTLE. snGEp. Boes.
ICRs. + IDDER OATS, &c., 20.
10y AUTHORITY vessed In ne ey tao Will OF M late
ID husband will ell On o preiaises, 90 tho dsy above
lstd II fair ana Il rot. the next suitable day. tho
Tract Of Iasd eALIod
"BEAFER DAM"
beIongtug 20 tho estate OF Tucker Coles dead contans
about I,Uv0 acres. gether Tiih s3me
THIRTY SLA YES,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01

2sSP ~ a. \ L n1IEC CE.
We iLT.e st:. ution 10 cur lave ssig -
GROCERIES,
commencing THIS HOEslsG At 10 o'Gs,S, 3ai ,Gbr.I
Ing the lar... sse,TtlHaa ever Feed oy
LEST. FAME Co.,
Arr!l ~ i, hurtlsa. r;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01

NS"E ~g.htTErt - srnyua r aisJ -u.ta
49, fEO0AH, cAEA :A,e 20 rtpr..sa. ii. -.-l =.
Il D.tt't rrr.sr' OF ,ks .7..i,, Z r. uec S.,.
aR Geiigc anj ssCJ IN tie NIX. G:LtTl 4.clb q
' rg!nla
ES Sei'IHs AnJ Wig" v,py
spr'i % dS. yreSic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01

Sa--a-t US .rs Authorised &c aa.ounGo rr. 4 = IhE
ct>~ia LJr,. the prSse.t Gr-ga.2. .uiiG.c -;
r:-e!Gst:ah !.o'1 tao cUu-ue. u Se.eH sTG hSt.rt
march ~ crsSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01

TIA VJrE.s - PaIsC. .-~hSy.-
49, We aT- asshn.ireI {" .r.ous.e .ha. I. T.
r.nDWaY: Of PIncu rcsari = s;s .ii-ts &C. T. Gao
lion to LIT Iou.e ci ra-ss-lc..
DArch 6t--w9=f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01

" ..,x-S, ~ TuE sULD.E:s ~" RLTUu.. ~ ::
ar~>.A : HE corn 10 o. sL.Z,g-ru ny WA
"ivR An -sK, kSD TGa CITY cH VILLA -S-
bUsG. You GIe '.rhcr!s-l t.sS z 40. 49,.
at ms Cou's E.a:e = 'a= y ss'-c "a-.e 80" -
O- OF ! ( ':S "i C:ec,:Ga !. tsst. u-Sc
tef csL!Ituk'e !Ur yyGr sLrrAk~, :! = % vi.
uec .ri.si .G HoG,- I-s.'s- rig. :.
GJs - c.E",f Your inta.rsl, {. tn tm.ttU ~
ability Er,;ect:uiy
April lI-34ssgt Jsf " f-lN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01

HnUSE OF pELkGaTES yAU-
49, Y G.i-h III. siIA.Kr rLyOsD ~. be SCI
porte 70! the toa5c Of DeeS.,.s !cm f.rIl-r conu:
By NM 80! E-S
Aprll lc-ct,la
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01

Two regiments Of tho two years men from
uooker's army arrived in Washington on
Sunday-the 7th and Sth New YORK. The
"Ohronico" says they were mostly Germans,
and wore met by Germans and escorted TO
tho Baltimore depot by the provost marshal
and band. The "Chronicle" says they will go
in again after = short visit home. Tae 7th
went out 900 strong. They have lost l95
killed and 4G5 wounded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01

S-so-. 10 cuh ,r>2sUr o.A Ga srUi!NA-TL'
"S>S" IysTJ Tr,prssnlJ s-n"u .cs mysst 'a.i.. L'5
for .e,t lG iT' .rIt :! 81 of De-ra,-- o. Vi .a.
Ap.lI i6-C2St ElCuaSD &. QUAIa>.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-27
SHER!FF'S SIZE.

State Of Kansas, Nenahn Gent
David Dodge, trustee for William P. I,hillips,
vs.. Hugh ". Parker, Richard Root, John Roe
and Martha !. Parker. Case No. A.
By virtue Of al Order of Sale bearing date
June 10th A. r. 1868, to nie directed and deliv-
cred, issued in the ab0;e entitled cause out Of
the District Cor-. or ne Second Judicial Dis
II % IL, State Of Kansas sting within and for
said County Of Semaha, and also Dy virtue Of
the Order ara Decree rendered il. slid cause in
said Court. On ;.e iatt dav cf J pril i H. 1863,
l will, or ;ussi.y, the 2Sth day of July A. D.
J S63. at 10 O'Clock A. 81, cf tilnt Gay, ct. the
Court House door in the Towl os Seneca, IN the
County of Ne .,aha State Of Kansas Offer at PUB
Lie SALE, o the Lghesr bid1er, for cash in hand,
at tine ot sale all right, title and interest
Of the above named defendants 10 nd to the
following described pr r'perty to-wit:
! The South East quart"~ f Section F~enty-
One, .(Z1) in Township Thyee (3j Of Range ThirI
teen 13lsaid land s:va.e in Femaha County,
State Of Kansas. Said property 10 5e sold b. me
in accordance with the command of said order
OF sale, and-also by virtue Of ssid order aad do
cree. JOHN S. RODGERS y
Seneca, June 2T;h, 1868. S,.erif
Eyron Sherry, ATTY for Plt/f n134n
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-27
General Butler.

The Roxbury Gazette, which has an
independent way of talking Of men and
things, says this of Gen Butler:
Decidedly the most discouraeing feature
Of the times is the fac. that this gene raj
is kept cut of employment He has shown
more ability, 10 the situations ia which he
has beeu placed, than any man in our ar.
mics Better than this. he has achieved
success. Successful generals, under other
governments. are rewarded, and pu, in 20
sitious where their talents may be made
available. Blu. here is Butler; who made
the most splendid operation of the war.
and, placed in a peculiarly difficult aud re-
sponsiols position, discharged his trus,
with brilliancy which stamps him clear
ly as man Of genius, KEEP, for three
months out Of command altoge,ber.-
This, too, when it is palpsbly abperci.!
that everything he gained for us in New
CsieaGs Is being lost bv the ineiheiency of
bis successor there. We have in our Dos
session private letter from a goc:!erlan
of remarkable Insight and ability, and now
IN thai city, who has been with our ar
mics from tue first bstie of the war, in
which ne says, IN strong Saxon words:
F." Banks Northern laursls viii turn into
Southern willows, He conciliates rebels.
plays fast and loose With the Presidents
proclana tiou, and don't know what to do
with the army. we want Butler" The
Country responds Amen. It, TOO, wants
Butter. i realizes that its cause is fear.
folly imperrilieJ il the South-west. BY The
insane polic7 which dictated his repovs /
n OF a DAY should be ios5 ia restoring hin.
and if Geo. Haleck or Secretary Seward
stand 10 the way Of this they should be
sulnmarily overrued. We could Lose
scores such as they, and be the richer for
the loss; but men like Butler are the last
we can afford 70 sacrifice. @
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"a = public meeting Of the citizens
was held last light - which it was deci.
ded to raise the new flag pole on the
Foulth Al, the same place formerly occu-
pied by the old cne, aud cousmi.tee COM
sisting Of Messfs. Samleis, Lowell, Ma
gill, Watterson and Hess appointed
to make the necessary arrangemsses for
It's erection. The purpose Of the meeting
on the part Of few noted individuals
seemed to be TO make it an occasion for
inpugning certain mems character for
loyalls-and one mans in particular be-
hind bis back The excuse set up for
ibis diversion of the true object of the
meeting WIS tina, some had refused their
subscription 10 the pole fund. Had We
known that this was true test of loyalty
Especially Of the two men in question,
one Of whom has son in the army and
the other whose whole course. since the
war broke out has been so consistent and
uafiachin i for the Union as 10 make az
a.:sa+ps a. defence Of his loyalty wholly
uncal lied for and appear ridiculous-we
say had we known that this was true test,
we would have been tempted 10 vithdFaw
our own personal mi,e,to the. fund Just
for the privilege Of having our ehafacter
discussed IN public sbss ssfH But the
whole thing, thop6 at forth by the ,nov.
ers With all the malicious earnes.nsss they
could inspire, Vis a farce and ended in
gable and gas and sense;ess srayings essed
Of under the influence of too liberal
supply Of bottled political perspader.''f x
We don't intend 70 preach sermon on
the harmony and good feeling which
should characterize such occasiohs-tbe
mos, inexperienced knows TIA. TO be indis-
peDsable. But We do feelat liberty to call
attention to men here who attempt to lead
off in every public affair and endeavor TO
make capital BY abuse Of private charac-
ter. Bsnkrupts In politics, purse, princi-
plea brains; renegades fron every ;po-
lit'cal faith and fancy which a six months
tuition could bind them to, struttiug in
g white mems clothes while their "be,,er
haf's' name shields them from their just
creditors; nuisances. whose history il
chapters would be exceedingly " interest
ing"
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.SHEEiFF'.S SALE.
State of Kansas, NemaLa County, ,

state OF Kansas, NeIHhLa. county, i--- .-.-r
James g. Mc t!Ester vs. harIaon Miller.
By Virtue of al order of Sale bearing date
June 10th, A. D., 1858, to me directed nd de-
l7ered, issued IA the ADORE entitled cause on. OK
the District Court ofthe Secoud sudicial Dis
trict of the State of Kansas, sitting within and
for said County of Aemaba, and also BY virtue
of me Order AMI Decree rendered in said cause
in said Court, On ha ,I4th- day of April A. ..
1863, viii, or Tuesday, the 2slh day Of July,
A. ID. 1868, at II oelck, A. NJ, Of that day, -
the Court Horss door IN the Town of Senecs, In
tie Coun,y of Esuaba, an6, State of Kansas
'ofsr q, pCsL.c SALH, to me highest bidder, foe
0As, N land :. line of saia al the right, title
and Interest of the abore named defeIdent in
and to tl.e ytiOBins described property, to-rit:
The North East quarter 81 Section, fourteen
Ci),in ,osrash:p fflee 81 Of Range Fourteen
( II J, SSH lani si,Gate IN Nernaha County, etate
Of Kansas. Sad pr 9e... = ss SOL BY me in
accordance With be Command Of said order. OF
sals, and also By Y irtue of said Order and De.
cree: s.n.,. 5 75,s ala5 a5,t ,s5s, 5eas seHssEa
Byron Sherry, Atty for Pitt. s.sss. Il s,5Iay
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ia A big court is in session at the
Justices. cffice in tnis city, having com.
menced yesterday and still continuing
with no iR mediate prospect of adjourn
msnt About half the country are in at
tendance as witnesses. Judge Clardy is
up from Louisville, and the legal lore of
the city is brought into play, and we sup
pose they are all having good time.
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na We are happy to state, by late
lstier that we cav. yesterday from A. So
Nsught at Aubrey, that g. H. Blodgeu,
from near this place, and who was reported
killed in surprise Of 49 men Of the 9th
Kansas by some 200 guerrillas q. West
port on the 17th ins,,-and in which about
IL Of our men were killed-is still alive
aud wellin camp. 1t will be joyful news
TO his anxious parents --a