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rorRsDAY MORNING. NAY !. I


.,v.. ssv more details THE mofs ing
w. r.,.u, victory on the Rappahsnnoek.--
~. msrmavres and achievements Of onr as
aer,ny the powerful contest srs Of tae
h,,,Iisnt character. The enemy, in his
,s,,.s 10 retrieve his fortunes, has sd led
..,..lv 70 toe splepdor Of the t;iamph. To
'A S.5svick, one Of their ahiest and most
a .ssmpl,sasd commanders. wss assigned the
m , of sss,il.ng the rear Of cur army with a.
'. force Of fresh troops. They gs'ned some
,s.n, ess over our command At Frsdsricks'
$50. hu, were Afterwards repulsed, sud ty a
a.ou,, and rapid movement BY Gen. Lac
"a routed and forced 70 rstrsat rapidly
.s,o.,se Il lppshannock, under cover Of their
~. a, in north bank. Saturday aud Sunday
-, .uonss, the most brilliant in the annals of
=. southern Confedsracy, already illunined
-s,h ,r;nmphs which, for number and magn;.
,a,. are no, su,passed in history.
mi, terrible defeat is a sad fiasls for the
r,r,ana, Of men in the Yankee army whose
-. If service were on the eve Of expiring.
u,.I., eould not afford 10 wait till they were
:, Gb.r, n ieave him He felt the necessity
,,nr;priru su tss men he could sgair S; the
,r.v. army of Gen I ~, and taey were led
10 s'sugha-
NJ far q. HE reputation is concerned, Hook
=, n;uh, well envy the dead. He obtained
e.m nand Of the army he has led to defeat by
d.hm,ns hi, brother eficers ard the assiduous
ohrusiop of his own conceits Of strategy ON
IN, Government. He was gra:ifiei with the
shsre, of winning rsnown by retrieving the
f,rtunes of the oft.defsated Federal army If
TIA Potomac II. has me. Q we'll melited
f.,4 and nj ust now 60 to the Yankee Hades Of
sil dsf.s.ed Generals
What oar enemies propose next, and how
Ion, they will extend the time for the capture
Of Richmond, We shall perhaps soon learn.
Ih.y have displayed grea. perseverance, in
,ai,obec, so dear to them, and may not be will
ins vet to abandon it. 1t is probable that
Rosecrans will be the next etar ia the Yankee
h,sssna Let Us hops, however, that there
will b, tns TO sink him below tbs hor,z ,n
bsf,rs tie Lew "Ol to Richmold" can bs
ysnred.
Ths blow on the Potomac will! be salr.ary
IL It. siocts upon the enemy and upon our
ovu men 1t viii cheer ours as much as It
viii depress his, aad give tone . the sum ner
ssnpsign Ii it does tie situation of affaira
will undergo great improvement, both as
tome ard abroad.
Tns gloIious Army Of the PSt,msc msEits
lie lasting gratitude OF the nation. 1t has
Won rsIown eqaal to thai OF any army the
w1rd ever kaW.
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VA, THURsDA IO

onr hundred halls-.that eaterprise gathering
up without leave the heaps Of gold found in
tbs many chambers Of virginia--oh, what a
brilliant vision for thenr! The freesovssr bis.
torian has not overdrawn the picture. Bis de-.
light at its contemplation at distance can
only be excsl!ed BY that of Io,. sesing the
wealth he dsscrioss Isis picture well .ui.ei
70 excite the poetic Imagination Of Puritan
ore tha. wonld fill his hsa,t with lousiue-to
rsvelia ssch plessurss. ald rich mines, his
heaven on earth, II not the only. h.aven of his
hopes Nothing could be more Eel 'citons than
tosfaare into these benefits and .ys in .ths
procession Of the tar-spaneled Banner, borne
onward to tue eongs OF lib-rtyv'
who would mourn I" There are those
who would indeed msurn, and would "not be
comforted." The People of Virginia would be
the monraers. Ttey would be either exilsd
or sns'aved, while the ruthless invaders would
hH their homes, possess their fislds, and resp
the wealth of their mines. Virginia, worse
than Niobe, would not be eli IDEAS, but world
initiate d, degraded, and enslaved, while the
stranger and enemy Wcu'd enttr upon all they
posseffsd.
But BaEcroH will never put that picture II,
his History Of the United esates. II Alinant
he viii live only to wind dp his work with the
end of tie miscieectsd and perverted Govern
meut he su'og'zss- His countrymen will MT
revel in the hundred halls Of Virginia, ard
drag fror, her bowels the wealth he pcrtrays.
His History ard his gains must Le cut shot%,
and the msrry prece ssion iato the weslsh and
joys of Virginia, like >dissolsipg tableaux,
will disappear, and bs ccseded by the dis.
nal view of defeat, disaster and dsath to the
ruthless invader, who came TO rob aud plumber
and dispossees people, who never wronged
Kim, OF. all thsy hold dsar on Garth.
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CF. Ia. roma = This N tin en- shsd rsst'.a 10
u . iIpiscable hasse Of Lire Ia ara his min
t;,sbure, having l. en- .xsiars 81 ssvers,i [ a.
siEce at City Point Y. Y.sss.ihv CO.. z srvona
hsd az in esyisw with Gss LIT htr, and 4 ~
pwarm'y. welcomed fV lin. Hs afterwards
rsrcrsed 10 1AdjL,ant Genera, Il ca arstscln f.r
dsty. and visised Gen. Wici@r. He y a. sysry
nhe7s welcomed with n wasm greeting, and
tie expression { { sad-fac.ian at lis hssisr e.
eaprd ihe horrors Of Foit I4afay sst4--s sndared
by hiM siace l86l-was nais s:saI. Fscfh I.ny
s'nfiD.ms nj in Il dungeon, tie health ef Cal
Aarvcna has been mpcA imrgiss5 on his
way from Fort Lsfaye,fe he Wis tut ia Tsrt
Deiawars for two wseks. He rspcrts ....,
cavalry, g retained there and .f1@ej ..atx-
ch2nfe. tao Yankees ssy becaess I.a fred on d
Dag OF truce This Bay lor prono onscs4 a f;c-
tion Before bis capture lie .yg.s -aYy err
gesic in bis movements agsinst tbs yaukeas.
ard this has more to do with his beirg keps
thaa any violation by himof the 1ules cf VIZ.
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Ssrgenrt
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THE YANKEES AT coE5 bIA, FLUyAN
MA COUNTl

Reference has been mA4 q ths fact that
the Yark.es v,si.ed the ab illses, distant
By canal about 50 miles "a of Richmond J
their inieatit beirg tO blow the aqnednet
at that place, and inaict WI Damage. they
could on tbs caIfsl From sentisman just
arrived from Columbia ws bn the following
part culars of their visit 70 90 plsce:
The Yankees, to ths nunsh6k several hun
dred, appeared at the vihas4 10 O'clock On
SUNDAY morning, and immsd b commerce ID
s;nfing out men to bring ina lie horsss ard
ma!ea they c,ulH fpd. 0ttSs tA the village
psoeseted e destroy ~ M nd several
o6ts}n j N top " I,e
aqdsdtct wall. They give. this up afsss 81 [
ins the drill abcus s'x inchse. They then pun
two legs OF powder in the canal at the aqTe
duct aud igaised flss lsadieg t, them, hta. it
went u AMI no explosion took place. They
did not cut the canal hanks.
A; Mr.. Aiisn's f!ru, oIe mile below Co
laHbia, they burned barn and Destroyed sii
of the biiises spanning the canal between Elk
Island and Columbia sase three. They also
burned the bridge ON NJ. Harrison's farm,
OfcI VIC Cauai, XII tTo co 80 Wv
lu nbia, and one above it. They took Gases
sion Of the canal boat Isabella, CAPT. Snoddy.
and burned her. She was owred by the Cap
t.ic, and loaded with ! il furaitnfe ard stfsc y.
Taey afterwards said they would Ios have
barnt it Fad they been aware. it was private
property They sawed eff the wooden teams
of the canal locks beiow Colupbia.. Six I-e-
groes of Mr.Gals l. ft with tee Yankees
They took a Tie good herst they could t.t;
st,lefour f;om Mr. Elsom aud shot one te.
cause il was too tAi to travel.
Ths Yankees had been in Columbia about
foae hoirr, and were Busy committing taeir
deprsdat;oIs, whea one Of taeir couriees
dashed into the village and told lis comrades
t,st Fitzaugh Lees cavalry was after
taem.. They were socn in the eaadls,
aad took the ronss towards Goochland-
Later in ths day General Lite appeared,
and, c3ntinuing tie parent, cana up wish
,ha Yankees the next day iMondsy) at sders-
vile, G1oehlsnd county, II milss cast ef Co
ian,bia, when d shirmish ensufd. and the
Yankees rapidly rstrcatsa. Our informant
does not think there are any Yankees this side
of the Three Cscppsd road Wh II at C1ldiG-
b;a they broke open a warehoufe beopeins to
Mr.. III dyson, aud 6iatribu.ad its conteIlss-
sagsr, rice, h2c N, s. Ito tbs negroes "A part
of the goods " ere aft5rwaids recovered
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OyficE CoN'RY GE.'L PFIsaNs
Washington, ID & April IL, 1868 {
Gel Il &. B@ts.hanan, Commanding Fort Da.-
aware, Del:
Couuel: Please cay TO Gen. Churchill that
hs letter of ;hs 18Th last, com, laiaing of the
treatment which himself ~ ioers rees ivtd
on leaving C4Inp Chase, Ono at the hand, OF
ths guard, Is heiore me-, and il ssp.y cGE og-
iyIepeas Y. ht.t said 10 iis.4, PEI sonsir. ...s
Ill. each coadac; ca TIE piri,uf any U:ited
Ss,tes oii sef.s- soldier r. ..lJ ,:a4utorzsd.
| need ros cav that tie dat ire of he q ,vsrn.
m-ni il that prisoners ef war stall be trsatqsi
with all the kindness which 2. proper huna.,
feeling rTomp's, aaa = hica IL etn,'s snt with
their position for it is Il welt known fsct that
clothing sal blankets have bsea i,saed 20 the
ln,lny Gesti ne Who have fallen into our fands;
the sick and wounded G3ve been well end
as promptly attended to SIS cur ewn soldiers,
and all have been furnished with ap abuni.
ant supply Of ratiors, eyeniEc!udiag " hat may
we'll ba e.,ile3 !axdfiss.
Bat if am iigatly informed it has been by
80 means to with cur ito ,rs wheN they have
been captured, as he may learn - inqu'risg
when he reaeaea Rtenmoad. So f.r from
csivipg clothing. it has freqaen.ly happened
thai they havs oes,. stripped Of al. their ouser
garments, and then crowded into prisons ia
conee4vabiy .'thy, 80 much 80 i: would ba
shocking TO Humanity to so4tine III such Il
place even thu Inost abandoned Of criminais.
There, too, Wefe e0nhaea Men Of al ranks,
from Generals to prisases, ard al alike expo
riercsi the Eaest insulting inQi i-hisss aid Oos.
unwasraItab.e harahness.
+ As far as | have .esraea, this has teen the
almost inva-.aaais treatment of eur c;.izens
and sc!d;ere who have Lesn Led as ;risc.,css
Of aar at Richmond, :.ud there ia scarcely
room to doubt that is has bsen done by au-
thcFity.
ia this bret view Of tie case, you viii cay
then, 10 Gen. Churchi /, that t.opga the ind'g-
pties ana ousrsgss of w.liea ie comp plains ARE,
40. only wholly unauthorized but &r. Tn yio-
ia.ion OF the ,nstruetioBs which hava pesu
aiven to goTern i. sGch easAs, 80 the cyur=s
paisrei "a il aananrs hy his GpvFraiaeh IN
similar caees takes lldni LiIa all shadow OF
| ;souu 's foT cosns slaat.
lie has been na,.e TO suif. by in unan, hsr
| ;zd Iesal'asien fer .i1numsfahls entssges
! " hicn have bsen Committed on car people, il
) in its iaameIiata presence, and which hara
/ precatss.
/ Ia conclusion, say TO ths General tia.
! trust the hrmaaa exsmple which has been
J set by the government of the Uiited States
1 in its ire Tor The welfare Of prisoners of wal
nsy ba toilowe by the Government at R'eh
moud-a course which cauno. fail to greatly
mitigate tho hardahin whics nsast unsvoi,abiy
ba experienced by Gil who are 80 unf,lt1na. I
rs 10 be captured.
Very respectfully. yonr eb's servans.
tsssnea.) W. HoFfais,
Celanei 3 Infantry,
Cong General of Priaens
A GGAcopy.
I =. - Yalaas 5fsa,ta;u ord A ~ (t G A
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IrLEGRA.pfIIc NEvvs,

0Rsi.i Arcstns sf si.4 Dssss.esls. 81 s.ysse
OE Siekshurg.
V'ckseUso, May ~ 70 Gen. coepsr -
..sss night two large bggss. heavsls i.a.n
with hospital and coGm'ssasy s.osss. wieb
snalltrg between then, sttsr.ssa 10 pass
here They wsrs bnrnt 70 TIE waters sdee.
Anl twenty four prironers taken. fs.n tasm,
among whom srs one corsessordept 81 the
Nsw York IHovid. two Of The Ne j. Ys1k Tn
6s1e ind one Of the Cincinnati 7imes
J. G.. Pgssepr0s,
L,oui. tasa - 1sumanding.
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The xlsxanAria-Yankee Ysreiaa Enlist
meats


Tie &c zure Of the Al, xardria in Liverpool
BY Government authority is ono ,biag, and her
eoLdsi0rs,i, after trial 10 quite ano.her. TIE
''iai Ct the question &c TO her destination will
Id doubt be fair one, and as tie oLas of
proof i'll Euglish law rests upon the p,o:ecu
foD, ii will Ls no easy matter to convict the
vessel. Tie pry ling Ysnkees. locking into ali
the thip-yards CT England, bshoid in every
sssss tia: is on the etc eks $50" They
have swful forsbodiDgs of the havoc each will
plAy with thes commerce on The eea,, and
'hey sndssvor, by appeals and threats, to in.
daes the Br:ti.h Government to intefesp.
thsu, disappoiat tie rebels, aad protk ct their
commerce. Tue British Government, recog-
Lis'ng its Obligations under the law Of nstions,
is iasti!os'ng inquiry touching the suspected
teel.
ishkesdom, with ali its superior numbers and
rs immense naval force, embracing the entire
old navy, two.lhirds Of the coss Ct which VT =
pad BY the Southern States, IL not sa.iefisd.
Sos keel can DO laid in the ship yards Of
England without. attracting the notice and
it'nP.irg The pry ing inquiries of Some long
nssss. The British Governusnt has Lo rest
hon their saspiciors and their demands. Yet
'aey srs shpp!ng from the British ports, with
Cat liait or hindrarcs, every sort Of appliance
of war. Jast sbol. The tims Of the rupture
from the arrW. Of oar Ministsrs on the Eag.
"sh steamer Trent, they had bought ali the
ssii9s'fo IN England. In order 10 f,Iestall the
conisderaGy aud deprive il Of the .nsans oi
hssipg powder. England, fearing war with
hs.n, intsrdictsd ito expectation, b.. withdrew
Inc iaseIdiciicn - soon - tie matter wsI
settled
not enly are they getting cid 10 this wsy
RON The ns'i6n they SEX 70 force to dsDy N
everything, but they are snlis,iug msn 10 Ire
laid 10 eems over and tight the South. Thsil
snmissasiss srs ell over that country, dslud;Di
as poor Aiah With every sort Of promiss and
eaaaiag schsms. Among the ieatsr b ths PRO
lsst Of the lihsesaien Of Ireland aftsr the Soasl
Y crushed q II The Yankee WoslA Incur dan
ssr o. expense for snytAIag On eefth but q
own bsasat Aad smaiansa1l Nopeopls soull
exhibit . greater tsAieuAtiep than "a ~
10 ef The NSstA = IN aatsnpt of the Rsi1l1l
Atssis y ssiia - = NJ sssafsy ~ -
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YANKEES REFUSED AT LEWISBURG.

Infog ms ton has teen received thai <"'
E3va. s bait alion, it.tioued at Lewis 5urg,
GrssnLrisr coaaty, Wee surprised ty one
thous and Yankee lva,rv late on Friday night
last, but with eaI u innate sill hs rallied Ii s
fasn and f,u. .ht the euemy with det ,.rmnad
bravery, b: ating, them back, and killing and
wouading q number. The enemy sent in e
flag Of truce, aslIag perni' sin 10 bury thsir
de I'd, which X quest Col Edgar r' fused. His
free was barely eight hundred .lnea, and z's
loss resu ting 'f:om tas surprise was supposed
t. be keayy.
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SriRiruaLIsM OuTBosE.-T'. - .saptist rrs.s
al lac n .rsh are i scussing with ate, s.a. NTH
the npvel views cf Mrs. III as0r, tiss n. -
missionary in Eurns.h, ne wife c Dr. Mascn,
the in,u'st aid translator, Teis lady gre.
fesses 10 have discovered what she 0.-iIs =.
God-!apguags." This she dlscaFiaa not only
il, works OF nature but in works of i4aa IA
we'll. such as carpets aud agmersd cloths. Mrs.
Mason thus rscites her discovssy:
Last S pembsr ! was iu PhiIsdelphia. U. g.
A. l. was mi!Eigtt and sas clone IN an up
per chamber. S,ms,ting ssemsd 70 syssk;
:" l. ok down upon tie foor.' l looked. and
th&rc Was the ieulth chapter of Revelation
as plain "a tight woven In the carpet at NY
feet 1t was an E1gish or Dute'ri ing sir css.-
pet, CT riei de Ign, ANA tuals design and tho
.ors all spoke out this chags5r. wa7 20
raueh ovsr.o xsrea ~ II called up nay son 70
see it, and ne..ler cf Us dared eftsswHss;- 80
+ stsp oa tas carpet. l bsgan to look into lss-
tsr,, studying the oai ixin Of forms The result
/ has been this lat, am ccnsiEc I'd fhas tho
alphabet was known 10 Asam and Eve, and
that the alphabet il s,ersotypsi IN the
heavens, snt from tt il all nsti 0ns nave leaIned
10 count and to reckon time. II proves "a
| that the solar syftsm is our own Bible and
represents God and the history Of mans re-
aemption. IL proves that God took upon him
sa:f the form OF n world, III covered Is win
sscred letters, making every rock, mountain,
aad river, AVID country, word or chiptsr--
Taen tho wo.li was made Of book, fgasSd
up with trees, h1wers, grass, birds, fishes. snd
! animals, which were creatad expressly for 1T
| ters to this world Bible. Conssqusn,iy Adam
! gave namss 70 rli expressing or cxpresssvs or
/ the word. Dii yen ever Lotiee no v nxe tao
Erss ak yAses CT Genesis aAd ths LESS Az
. yer.es of John were7 Oae telling n Of tbs
natural, ths .~oiil. tee o.scr Of the s?iritnai.
i the Wci.i; Weird is certainly Word wssa y
right on il. God has in inf aits mercy given us
| the key to this great boak, srd % nay mex.
prsssis.s surprise aEa JOY. .s-l tais sanae sd
SACKS are tnc tru, New Tes.snae ent VI OEs
Ssoie. j have always told them that de-
Ivsrar would coWs. and they would Jet hays
Canaan
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Brongat to Richmoad--Oa 4 yesterday the
rstnsins Of CoIoaa Pdrdy, cf the 18th North
Carc'iaa regiment, who wss killed. on Siadsy,
and the rerains Of Curtain Grstniss David
son, Of tte Lstcher s'llsfy, were broas hit to
Richmond via the. Fred rialss sbnrz rosd, srd
carri.d to NJ. Belvin's, the nm iertaker, 10 he
.embalmsd for burial
a large nuIphes Of wouu s4d hosa the feeers
nattit 3 On TIE kAppak kHri1Oek ssrFiS~d xesesS e
dsy, IN two tfaits. from nsar Hamilioas
Crossing, on tie FreGeiaksburg road They
were carried direct 80 tie hospitals. wis 70
every preparation hsd bsen made TO receive
them
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Sn,orfxo.-Oa last WsdDesday eyeain4.
sboas dssk, o. Ns Rietard q. Jets5, Of knsseil
coaEty, Va. was going home tn 2any vita
his fsther, vixen about . mile and half from
town, scms one iit &c. argt y gun ron tnies-
efy.cs ynou tue psrson of tha former ard
wounasd hi.a rsfions.y, II not dangercusly.
Ahau. /, 10 baci1fo. took tfset upon hiuA
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GEN. BREcKIsnIDGx--"Osa, Osa," tbs war cor
ra q )onasns Of the Mobile 1'sslase s-ys
Cen. Breekinsidss ia very popular All greatly
we'd by al, except by Gen. gsagg. lie has a
essa. heart ard large share OF Lnaa.s-isy.---
lie has aymfa;hy for tho common soldier, and
is no. afraid to cit bss.ds lin and cnesr and
encourage his heart lis accompanies bis wife
10 yisis tbs sick soldier end isiiose his d!s.
tress and setlsring.
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ported, in { I'll ;srs-one-l
eilhsr killed u wounded
ing ten wounded men 10 O.
Capt So 1i-es, Lisuss GAN
Of the Washington Astiltss
soners,~ Lisus p. Kasseys
Otto Fras K Barton Kirk y
were wonrdsd. SArgsAhe
Lewis ard Rebt Many w1Ss
lin, Of the 9 h La, was ~
ID .lrhine S Ranlins. OF 9
regiment, was killed
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-lsrconp plsrArdH. |

BRILLIANT LITTLE AFFAIR In FLoRfDA.--
A correspondent Of the Tallahassee K7oridia,l
gives az account Of feht With the 1Ankess
a. Bay Port, ON the 81 uI,., 10 which Captain
Joaa Chambers, with his single company and
one FOUNDER, successfully repulssd q ftr-
midab'e Ys.kse force. The writer says:
Atsi o'clock A. NJ, sevenlaree bar ssa were
discovered iu .be fiji ag hsadng for Nay port
They frpscachsd With considerable tpsed and
gesat saow Of audaei.y. until 10 o clock i've
about 100 ya',.s oi battery Oh shore, behind
which solitsry rcunder was mounted
A. this jnuetars CEptain Chambsis toek pe-
si,ion with bis whole force, copsis,iug OF not
more han 80 men, armed cLiefiy with the En-
ii>l1 riffs, behind the battery, tensering the
customary salute OF ''ahot across the bow,"
which was immediately responded 70 By an
and tnu. kasry. The ebgasec,eLs then became
general, Cap, G. haudlng kis 6 pouA. der with
the utmost ekill, ar d bis men discaaieire their
email arms with great rspidity and prseisior.
The enemy gradually approached 70 Within
ahcut $50 yaIes Of our b,.stsry, and for an hour
le, upon the aero.o little hand in charge Of out
aefences. kt length well-dirocted round
shot s'raek the forward barge jast above tho
water line, ani wild shout rose rom tho
bakery, aed the enemy sfowiy retira1. CAPS.
e still con inned his frs with upabstsd afdof,
scattering canister. grape, and small naE
around and among the enemy, evident = dam
sgirlg h,m seriously, until the bar 4ss were be-
yoad the rsrge.
The forces Of the enemy actually engsgsd
wac figs ta'gss. each carrying IL pounher,
Il Il from 81 20 SO men. propelled by l9 oars. -
~ h s.i,h immense cdds the vic'cry ES1ra
!. .afe, rsis=c'a. That thi,t. fs sszssxas~ ao
men, prot otsc'ed only ty an 'esrshwnrs So .
80 o. 900 men, well armed arN' ptsp,s@a, al.l
D.inai.g INTO feaien tive ~ pvv.1@sss, AM
.naisr compelled them to 9cs.ie, il asrtslais
amos. incredible. Ii n nsvershssa-s .saIssAea
ruth and sasi4y veTnsa.
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NusG The Heodersonviile Tines, Of tbs
3osh April, ssys:
man iv the rama Of Grooms peid ths
psssl.y Of iiss law by hans ing, in Waynas
yi.ls, n. e ous the l6sh inst, for .kiiiins. o
yeuag man abtn. twelve uanshs seo, for
c,nf.;ng his daughter. i. Is said he agsia 'sa
young mana Aead open with an axe.- s.s'a ,ss.l
chopped him to picess Grsgasa deased .i..
ing him 10 sse las', ihonsss ae ~As ssta q. =,
aud laid the killing on t;is wife ana aA1Kr'sfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-07
From DIis,fa,ip.i.

From D5issiaiDsi. S
Jackson, May 5-Ths snsmy are fsposteA
ia fosrs tsar EdwAsds'a Depot. lbsr nils1 III
q g q Big Rl1ek They esptasqd laue eeeuR
tsrcoNp plsrArdH
JAcgsos, May The enemy Ss.s rsrul.ed
yesterdsy on Ankerscn's Ferry, ON the Big
Black, alter iour hours severe hglding
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-07

ssrawhassiss ala ealing In AAa@sss aAvsn-
nan. ard tha other Southern Maskst<, al fFoas
81 Is ~ - quart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-07
ituss-Ths Heuders,nviils 7fses, Of tbs

A tine copy.
n S Joahsoa, Captain ard A.. A. G., G, s. 4,
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D;lg.-Gensi ai T.. s. A.
CyI HoGmaa's R4ply.

OYrics CoMRY GE..'L PsIsaSs ,
Washington, ID & Aptii IL, 1868
Gel Il &. BgcAaaan, Commanding Fort Da.-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-17

This extraordinary medicine is nfang in the cure OF
all those painful ANA dangerous diseScs to which the
ale constitution is subject 1t mOteratcs all excuses
an removes all Instructions and speedy may be
relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
ii is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring on
the monthly peruc with regularity.
Each bottle, price one dollar, bears the government
stamp Of Great Britain TO prevent cOunterfeits.
CAUT LOR.
These Pas should not be tokea Jy females burma the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as taeV are
Sareto bring Miscarriage, bat at any other time they
arr sue.
In ali Of and spinal affections pains in
the back and limbs fatigue slight eXertion palpita
ton of the heart sterics and whites. these pills will
effect when all other have. filled; and al
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calOme
anthony or any thing hGrttul to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Rochester, n. Y.
n. B. 100 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any au
thoriZcd agent will insure bottle containing pills
byreturn mail. Sold by all druggists dis de0wlv