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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-15
Tbe siege OF CharlestSn,
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TIE frfug continues about the same Fort
N1ultrie kept up brisk 6sa yesterday At the
Ysnkses en- Cummings point, seemingly en-
gagged on = mortar battery ia front Of Gregg
Two additional mortar batteries are reported TO
oe erecting on the beach In fr0nt Of Wagner
Sevsn snlhrasHres fer gans we're cauntad IN
Wagner, yesterday, pointing toward Fort John
son, and our on Gregg, Psintins toward Suiii
Tau island Il is also reported that several gums.
sfs mounted ca sha sea face Of Wagner, IS Il n
expectation Of the coming raHss. Ihe report OF
the prisoners Of q middle fort between Gregg
AM Wagner * net beloved. Tas Yankees re-
nsiaa5 quiet yas 55rdsy, making 80 reply 20 cur
srs- Tha 1s7s $50 Tsmsia IN the came position,
s7parsutly waiting for tae completion Of Gil
@aEs's Werks.
Frsm ths EeTsary, Oct I4ihl
sIEGg AsATTERs.
There Is still nothing Hs1 or Of striking in
tsrsst to report in the military opezatious near
as, Ogs FIRE upon the enemy yss5srasy was
quiia brisk
Tine Y.nkse works at Cummings Point, as
zvaH - eur o7Tz - Fcrt ) Johns0a, bsgi2 = i0oa
up IN formidable proportions
Tbs f0lwoing note fTom Col Butler, com
msnding the Ist South Carolina infantry, in
rsfsTencs to 3 Yankee report which appeared
in eur columns, has been placed at ouF disposal:
HEADaUARrKRs ARTILLERY,
West Emo Sulliyan's Island, Oct. IL
Osptain ". F. Nance, A. G.;
A report is beng eircglatsd through the
Charleston neWspsDcrs that seven privaies Of the
Ist South Carolina infantry, in deserving into
the eaemE's lines, appropriated their colonsPs
boat" As tho statement relative te the boat
woHld appear wholly grstuitous unless true,
tAiak it dEa TO myself to report that 10 boat
Of raiBs, or one for which I can be held account
able, has been appropriated By desertsrsi nor,
as yet, stolen By any one else.
have the honor 70 be,
Very respectfully,
Your ebedient servant,
WA BUTLER, Col Ist S. c. Infantry.
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sUEyDRIES.

I n KEGS NAILS,
lou Pity BOXES GLASS
100 dozen Cotton Socks,
- dozen FreHck FianusI Oven h.rts
15) dezsn Wool Huh
bales Georgia Plans
EOresais Eug'lsh Letter Paper
COO a Co1fsderats Letter Paper
so 20 lsesp Paper,
5l5 n Ccufsder4ts Envelopes,
81 n Ohsial
20 gross Steel P5u-
90 srosl Pen Hodsrs.
GO d0zsn Pgrgis,
81 dozen Red lux,
20 dlLeu Black Ia
I5Jp5unds Sealing wax Tor sale BY
THO5. T. FIsEER 4 %,
30 Pesel1ree street
r-l11E Atlanta 90
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WATCH THEH.-It is urged that the very
men who are asking the Aigaest prices, and
making Ebs largest f0Ttanss will be the FIRST Of
ali . cal for a reputation Of the public debt.
why Because they have taken good care not
10 Invest in Csnfsdsfats funds, bat in real prop
arly of all kinds. The day Of extreme dsprsCi-
atisR Of the currency, which they are striving 80
earnestly 70 hasten, will fRd them with bat
lev dollars in CaniedeTsie money IN their cOf-
lers, while the vast buk Of the circulation will
be ia the hands OF the poor and those who are
IA moderate crcumstsnces.-R Richmond Whig.
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CAPITAL CHANCE FOR INTESTHEAT.
\e Western EOrih Carolina Mining,
smelling and COpperas
Nufacturimg company
,.al Stock $1,000, 900

yOAPAEY has by q special set Of the Lsgis-
-.surs 81 North Carolina besn regularly ine0rPo-
.-d aud crFsnizeG
Tts .srioua mines are VaFy faVoraliy situated E1o
sv Of aceeas By raj roas nd p-ouou1 oad b. the
,-t.f- gsaogat superior 70 The faEseus @DuesfcUh
r1ss t.1ssasiiaR ad artsges over all Mlang Ccmpa
no. il Be go1fed1rsfe sta.vs
,,bscripiions 70 Tie capital stock viii be received
- - un5ersis saei. share $3.50. As th=Fe s bur
i7rifsd amount ef stock offered for sale, eli parties
y.sbiug 20 mske nves meuts witl 90 well to cal and
trs ores, sd other evidences Of their intrinsic
,sI-e deposited a. car once.
MCHAUGHT oEMOND & CO.
re72 ST. whitehall street.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
THE PLANTATION KNOWN as TIE
Downing Hill Nursery"

sI-1stsd cue ana q hsr miles s7uthesst Of At.sula
contsiuing 2l23 acres more or lsgs.
ON the premises s q comfortable DWEr LING
~ HDUa =, vtl I've rooms ssi large Ell AZ kitchen
fm1reboass negro quarters barns stzbles cribs etc
The see vse uEtergd Wio foe springs, aud three
ne sr failing streaus on WI ch there are about ffry
acrez oi IRE bottom lsnd-
There al. Orchard IN bearing. Of thirty acres
rr-hrar1E tie fn-st collect on n the country o. Ap
Tiss Pea es Fssrs Aprco's Meet srinsz, D- e-ries
Rrris e. ere Also. resr.y two acres 10 VIaeysld
O. - cloeest Eirds Of GrspeA A fas couectiaa o!
s-zacimsl UTususntEl Plants
Ha7lnE sold the Nunzsry stock 20 D. Redmond. Esq
Of AuEusts, Cfi-r the Eb0ve property for ale fr
the lurpoae o. division For f--i her iellzrz zpEy
=.-l-r g. +fzl 3 ha5.s-da ca the p--le 10 Dr.. Wa
p Earie1. 9. -hs Empire HazpisaL OF 20 the
REV IL. ROGEKS
a5 zua CaE-e-svi'e Ga
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NEW CoGEToJoURNAL.

WILL be issrei monthly. commencing sbeus the
W ssh Of October
" The Confederate Spirit and
Knapsack Of Fun p
A FunerCus journal profusely Illustrated with the
Eest Comic Dekfgnz
Devoted 90 W.T., Humor Fu1, The Gtsge, aud the
Srof.s s-d Pssfu1eE Of Tie are
Large e-Er0 -ze-sxte=n Pagsa Price atty cents per
copy. se1t By mai free Of postage.
IL U. CLARKE
Publisher.
sfrhHa Assharfa
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GENERAa ORDER 10. -.

EEyko7l % q hohA-e e or lGk,
ATLANTA Ca september e. 1908 )
II, oHcers ana soialsu ar siug this post via
a reBo- 20 tie Pr0Tost MARSHA oiats RI
- u 9rdor tha tbsr ofderl furougss, leaves Of abs
,sgce eGc uFy be exam nea
tIhe Provost 6uzrl is instraciec y hat ai olioen
-d mon sg dsulznd Of ihem paasea from The lrUygsi
lisrrnai
45s r7er j not infendcd 20 interfere with those who
- sb-sut from ter maa VIII proper an hority
7r ~ large number o zb8eutess HsshCut leave. re
curs tbat al shauid report in erder has the SUI y
'''1 ~ 49, lof b. r. WRfGHT,
Colslt4s sgosn1iBndlng In ops ana Dstensss.
LEAS ~. EEDEhs
Ia qot CE-tain and Provost MsrabaL
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PUBLISHED
Termg OF AdvertisTmg,

An advsrissmsats VII be charged two dollars Per
sgu<ze Ser tie hrss Insertion snd cae dsIar and 6fy
cents for ezsh su5=sQuezt iaas-sloz
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.PE9O 9Oa. E FLSEER & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. = Peacbtree EST, Atlsntas Ga
rpERsOEAL attention. gwen 70 The purchase aza
- al Al kinds OF IA RGHAkDizE, alR shst D.
;Sest.sant q Haonsgsa Oettsn @ Asa Eststss
lFS4aR a.
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RuF E0rafFan.

On Whitehall street, between Dsca-
tur and the Atlanta and West Eseint
. Railroad.
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ANDERSON, ADATR & CO.,
EgHOLESALEE
Commission erchants,
Whitehall Street,
fv226n Atlanta Ga.
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HAED&GE1 EH-EIGN slDcst new, and n
~ perfect crdor, Ter sals Apply 10
TuOS Z. FISHER & Co,
oc1CTw 10 : Eeachtrse ST..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10

. that vicinity of the ferry. S. also, if an at
tack were made upon Chattanooga, the enemy
could receive reinforcements from the valley
and forty more expeditiUusly than We could
send troops from our left to the centre, or
from the centre to the left ard Ills because
the enemy would move upon q right line,
whilst we moved upon the arc.cf circle.
From Browns ferry to the farthcs. point on
the enemy's lines in front of Chattanooga
the distance does not exceed two miles ami Z
half; and from the ferry to the nearest point
on tho railroad it is not moro than one mile
If not molested, Of course the enemy will ex-
tend the railroad up to the ferry, why're there
is range Of hills behind which be can erect
his depot buildings and protect his teams from
the fire of our batteries on Lockout; When
the railroad shall have been thus extended,
and the line from Bridgeport put in running
order, the distance he will have to haul his
supplies viii be reduced from forty and sixty
miles dcwn to mile and half and two
miles.
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TESTIMONIALS OF GALLANT CON
DTGT

Private F. E. Cabell, of Company G, Sd
Virginia cavalry, has been the recipient oftkc
following testimonials for gallant conduct:
IIEADQ'Rs So VA. CAV,
Nov. Cd, 1860.
To Major Norris-Maior: An intimate ac-
quaintanee with Private Frederick Z. C.bell,
of Company a, beginning with the outbreak
of the war, enables me to speak "advisedly of
his qualities rs gentleman and soldier. He
has always conducted himself with that pro-
priety which characteristics gentlcmanly re-
ture, has ever been among the foremost in
battle, displaying enthusiastic courage and
great coolncls; and he has won high rcru-
tation for talent and forco Of character among
his comrades I believe him worthy Of pro
motion, and feel assured that he would not
disappoint the high hopes Of his friends, but
fill Office with credit to himself and satisfac-
ton to them.
Respectfully, your ob't sery't.
(Signed) RoDT. T. HUBARD, JR.
Adj't Sd Va. Cav.
We cordially endorse, and approve the
above recommendation.
(Signed) G. II. MATHEWS, JR,
Capt. Com3anyG.
G. r. PALHoRE,
lst Lieut. Co. G..
l take pleasure in thus tcstifying to the
courage, GOODNESS, patriotism and punctuality
Of private Cabcll, and believe that he would
perform faithfully and creditably any duty
devolving upon him. Would be happy to see
him promoted
(Signcd) ". R CARTER,
Lieut.. Col. Sd Va. Cavalry.
concur in the foregoing testimonials OF gel
lantry, courage and GOODNESS in battle, and
gentlemanly bearing of private Cabell. He
has been. on several occasions, complimcnted
by his commanding officer for gallantry ana
meritorious conduct I therefore recommend
him for promotion.
(Signed) TTos II. OWEN,
Col. Comdg Wickham's Brigade.
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CONFEDERhTa STATES CT AMERICA,
Hiedicvi Pnrycycr's office,


IN accordance with instruction fro the Surgeon Zen
Gals Office for hs iaornacn of the proper authori
;ies, H.d measure G:recid aeans' Inc os
tiaonc C.: Hh:,key ard alcohol wadcr cover .! Contract
with :ais cfice the following list OF contractors, whost
contract, bavo Seen flied cancelled or forfeited pGtihh
ed . 100,
Grove & Ees. augusta county, Va, 1850 gallons =" his
key, contract hlied ~
KEY. contract Led. M,
Wa S CLARKE Montazucs, Essex county, Va, LOO.
gallons wiis.ey ,'~a;r:ct cancelled
Youi.a-o mcEinnsy d Co, GoSiiaS Green, Caroline
ccuuty VI 90 en- IcGs alcoao contract fc' aitst!
Lawson Eastman. Elpp.heonock county, va 2uuCo
gallons Nhi>k-y, contrast !orF.i;e
) a. McCoiks :, Hon:T .aer5 couatJ, Va: sovo sa.s'
wh;sEcy. contract Cancelled
Th.rc Other CC.rschrs who have taied 10 deiVe.
thr amount Of wskey ccartcted for within TIE reqnred
sine ART, tey have becn EctiEed thcsunless satisfactory
ressor !9 te,r future received this otice itar
twenty 600 dsv> tcIu date their couTactP will DO torie
cd aftr which fine .heir vii; he published, VIII
tbs Foregoing Lit E. W. JOHNS,
S.rGeon and Ifetlieal Purvercr
nctT-Y q e. army.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Two Il 4. Rodgers, and 10 tho gnid IT.
Il EOnHers :,nI & iintl.nr

'lNo l. Il. Rodgers. and 10 tho gaid Il, T.
Rodgers and Il. Il ;.indsny.
T,kr notice ;hR on the l:a day Of oycube- lp63 nj
the Ollie. CT ic~sTi " Sn;is in the city Of Richmond
Virsois, She Cderscne will proceed to take the de.
positions or W oddn ard ohes be read ss evidence
Ia silt in ch,ncery depending in Tho County Corrl Of
Hcnrieo. E which I. The undersigned, plaintiff. and
Jou,.tae sai j T. Rodgers and T. H. Lindsay and eth.
ers c defeadantS aud If from any The ssid de-
positions BIO no. commenced that day f commenced
II th-T be not concluded that day they will be coutn.
usd and adjourned from time lime the place
Aud you the said g. +. Rodgers. hereby further
titled thft s':a m"vo Tho Circuit Court o. HenrIco
comfy on Il" first Ga Of Tie ofthe sad Court
IL tie Judge errof he sitting that Gay. not then
tn Ersi day ef Ia session raid Court; to from
III" SAID County Cca:t H"nrco Ito TIL Sid Circuit
Cnnrt of rarc .,it rhaacerr spending in III. said
Comfy Coi-: il rEicd T. The uudsr-gnod. am plaintiff
and Gu aa sid Is Z. Rod gers - w Green and others
ara dsferdgrts 4. y. WILLIAMS,
&C , cwiw Acting rrrrstar
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
.tssarp DAILY, sEAI-wfESLY AND WEEKLY
EY TYLER AND AI.i.EGRE.
r E E Ny

DAILY pApER.-FGr ore sweuty dollars;
SIX months, ten dollars g ;hreo months
:. iolla-s. No suGScri s,:aa received for less
Ssu three months.
Svy,.W EeELr.-Fo! one year, fifteen, dollars;
g. SIX months, cicls dollars; 70. three months,
fur dollars. No su1s,r, ;'..on received for less
han .l..cs n'"r:hs.
Wr-til.--!'.,: one ve&r. eight dollars for
- n,,;,.:s G,ar Gr;i..:s. No subscription
60 2S, han six months.
--. . 80. ue@s dealers are furnished at
~, -. ,a1 liars per hundred copies.
t;,-.. .,.:hc:: changing their Post Offices,
a.: . sa.e tho name of the Post Office at
~; ave been in Tho habit of receiving
-, sc paper will be stopped in all cases
-. =, ;,.la paid for expires, and those who
49,. VS., 81 be without the paper must look
>, ~: and renew their subscriptions in
ADVERTISING.
advertisements will be inserted at the rate
one POLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per square,
:; each inscrtion-cight lines for lessl con-
.:;;u;c square.
All orders must be accompanied by the
,ss:-,therwise they will not be attended to.
Le;;e-s containing money are sent at tho
-;.k u: the writer's thereof.
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HTEaCItASoiGE GENT.

T5RaCHASoiGE AGENT.
The urIe-;tca,d offers lis rvicgs tee sr, Of
rc6,rud 10 r:cla.n r1rrchaof iz- gen, rally =. a=c"u
and p.r.,-iy N:c:a s.ou ru N oh"r ::oErrrn msI-
k"'s .sd hc -s By gro. p, AID fai'sfU "i" oa. T!s
pe!.,a;e chfry- 10 lat.'Y :hnrc sn',rsn, NJ vi or
S.,s GEO. Y. NO2yUi>UE
i2.I 'I.,l s:re=..
d; per-3s,!:a i" respectfully rer- g =
Marsss w II FGn;e. S:u1 Z CO,
" Tnrdy i Wiiiia:.s,
d" Yrnt, Fare g. go.
Fch.zr1 3 dams & 90,
Lch-s-n y Erausf1rd,
10 cit Hcuch & Co.
WmE MrT'!sh, Pr-nt Bank Old DoI'n
The auc:' = sale p. wilmington. Eove:ab"r ab will
hs :.e"ded cy le orders o- 7Thc are respectfully ss
cite GEO. y. WOREbiSGTOS.
NV lp-s.
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COMPLIMENT 10 THE PosTHAsTsR GnIE.
RAL-On Saturday evening, Judge Real an
was the recipient of g complimentary SIRE.
made given by . few Of MS friends in this city.
The music was exquisite, ecd the compliT, eat
we'll placed for, es one of fhe gentlemen
praser. on the occasion declared, in conf ey-
| ing the sentiments of all to the Postmaster
General: "a more laborious, upright OF
conscientious cabinet Office" no Government
J ever had.
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WESTERN VIRGINIA.

The Lynchburg " Republican" gives this Az
count Of the fight nesr Leuisburg
Authentic reports were received here Satur.
day, that a bloody battle WIS fought Friday,
near Lewisburg, III Greenbrier county, between
the Yankee General Averi with 1000 men
aud General Echols, commanding the Csnfede-
rates, with about 1000. The great disparity Of
numbers between the opposing forces. made il
necessary for General Echols to retreat, after n
fight Of two hours, in which lie is reported to
have lost very heavily in killed and wounded.
We have no particulars of casualties.
1t was stated Saturday night. by passengers on
the Western train, that our troops were retreat
ing in thu direction Of Salem. sixty miles West OF
this city. on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail,
road, and that they were being closely pursued
by the enemy, who, it was feared, unless checked
would succeed in reaching the railroad there.
The movement is regarded as diversion in
favor of Burnside, in East Tennessee, who is
is being rather hetly pressed by our forces.
Reinforcements are being sent forward to the
support of-Gcncral Echols, and, it is hoped, will
arrive in time to save the railroad from damage.
aud the rich counties bordering it, from plumber
and devastation.
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Stable trOck, for mounted men, , %
Fatigue Overall, (1r Engineers and Ord
nance,) . e.
Blanket, 49,. 10 %
IL. From The time this taxes effect. and nm
Ill further orders, soldiers will he charged and
credited OF account Of clothing to whic! they
ire cntit:i IS provided in General Orders
40. 100, last series, 1T 'fcsn ra;es, and nof 1t
ia7oice prices. i;y order.
(Signc,!l S. COOPER,
Nov9-lw. -tdi't anu lnSp'r Gcr'l.
kGr Wing cory one week.
ADJ'T s INSP'R GENIS OFFICE,
,RICEgoIp, New, 1853.
GENERAL ORDERS.
No. 10.
The following APPENDIX u tho report Of the
appraisers ;or the State Of Virginia is pub
lisked for the inform alton &c ali concerned
R!cuaosD, zE;o7. ,, 1853.
I'm. james 4. .Scd,iou:
Sir: As Indicated IN cur lat report, VIC
respectfully submit few charges in our
schedules nf l,Tiaes upon the various grades OF
cotton and woclca cloths and warps used by
the government. We assess the prices annexed
to each description of scols as follows:
u. Army wooden cloth, yard. good,
10 CT. per yard, per yard S. 90
GS. Army wJo'cn cloth, yard, COED,
PRO rata as.to greater or less
width o. wcigilt.
CO. Army wooden cloth, / yard, good,
20 o.. per yarl, per yard 10 90
20. Army WOODEN cloth, ; yard, good,
pro rata as % greater ~ less
width or weight.
/ II. Fiannels, yard, good, 6 81. per
yard, per yard .. %
-. Cotton shifting, I yard, Il yards
TO the pound, FER yard Sc
7S. Cotton shir;ing, yard, 81 yards to
t.lc pnur,!, per yard 81
-. Cotton sliirting, Fl yard. ; yards
to the pound, per yard So
10. Gotten Oznaburgs yard, I OF.
per yard, Per yard IS
Is. Co..on O:naLurgs, yard, : CT.
per yard, per yard IS
-. Cotton drills, ! yard yards 70
tie pound, per yard. 81
IS. Cotton shirtins stripes, yards 20
the pound, per ya-'l s.
%. Cotton tent cloths, 10 or. to the
yard, per yard Ii
so. On tho abnrc enumerated cotton
cotton cloths, pro rata as to
greater or less width Or weight.
81. Cotton werps, good, per pound, 90
! Good hay, taken On the farms Of producers,
(unbalcl) We assess u 8; per hundred pounds,
and good wheat straw taken on the farms o!
The producers VIC also assess nj 81 80 per hun.
drel pounds tun5aic1.) Fer hauling hay and
wheat straw, &C., per enc hundred pounds S
cnnts per mile, ard for hauling corn and
wheat per lushcl t cents per mile, aGd ior
ha!ipg hay and wheat straw 80 cents Ter hun-
dred pounds.
upSn further consideration VIC have assessed
the price Of good. fat, fresh pork 4: GO cents
per pound net weight.
We respectfully sugges! 70 the Secretary o!
War to have our reports and schedules printed
in hand.biil form, and that several pies be
furnished to each Of the quartermastcrs' and
cpmmissaries' agents engaged in iuDresslne
for the government.
Most respectfully,
(Sgrcd) T. w. HUBBARD.
ROBT. GIBBONY.
Commissioners Of Virginia.
By order.
(Signed) S. COOPER,
kGju'Hut s; Inspector Gen..
Nov. Civ (Whig cory.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10

FRAUD IN SUBSTITUTES Marietta (Ga. J
confederate" says:
General Pillow has, in the progress of his
Investigations, detected systematic organizes
ton for the fraudulent sale Of substitute and
exemption papers. 1t consists in an arrange
ment between a substitute broker, standing
substitute, and an officer in Mississippi, an
appointee of the Chief Bureau, at Richmond.
Tbs products of the fraudulent transactions
in the hands of the guilty parties. as far rs
discovered, amounts to over $4,000.
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COMMISSIONER's OFFICE,

EICiiMOND Dc! 70. lShk.
OF WI ROFFl, DECD lily q decree o! the Cir
cult Court Of tHc City Of Ec.nad. entered the s2d
sud ctners directed enquire what we're the terms
aHd conditions and consideration Of the deed J. T.
Mae;onla 20 VIZ R"i. dated rih January, ls5J nrd
corded in ;c Clerk ofcc Of Herrico County ur! and
'rhat interest desigord to be vested i" Rolf and
what terms !: wss designed hs. he should bold H. and
wh: !nereS: the hriys CT ERi6 Rof have in said
tat" "ad ;hr land COME eyed ty said dee].
Eoi'c"s hcrs by given that have fI ID Oh the 9Th dry
OF DecaG-r. lstc my Office, IL Il" city Of Richmond.
- ~xecG:r tis ID dcrs-. All having dch:s
clau's rs , ne said RON or his estate. will rrcscnt
hen at that tine aad ace, nth The roof 20 ;nsa ain
th"!n THlS J EVANS
&C; 22-w4:t Commissioners
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10

A CASE or TREASON IN AUGUSTA, GA
policeman of Augusta, named Lcnehan, was ar
rested few days since, on the charge Of treason
to the Confederate States. It appears from the
evidence the "Constisutionslist," that Lene-
han was assisting in guarding some Yankee pri-
soners, where one of the military guard. Private
Barksdae, discovered him in rather confidential
conversation with one of the prisoners. and COM
muncating the fact 20 two of his companions.
they resolved to ascertain the status of the ac-
cused for themselves. Accordingly, they di,
guised themselves as Yankee prisoners, End ask
ed Lenehan TO 60 with them to the pump to get
some water; and while on the way he spoke
rather freely to them and disloyally of his Gov
eminent. Whersupsn they reported the case 20
the proper authorities and he was yesterday
morning brought before Judge Gould. and after
an examination, which was conducted By Frank
II. Miller, Esq, on the part of the prosecution,
no was committed to Jail to await his trial before
the Confederate Suites District Court, on tie
charge of treason to the Confederate Govern.
ment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10

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