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bJ't Il !.SP'a ,rr.~'a 20. 80. :
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nbJ't Il !. sP'S ,rr.>'s :, ,.r. i,--.t
aIcBrcsn. :S'.ch eS:A ,ssa
GksEaAL ORDERS
The corps Of officers f,r.c:daaa e G.usr will hsse.
eff, be- OCT, % ed txrlaay, II "a foii.Ss VIZ.
La f5csis OF :be snlas 'onietsra:e stmy d.
u:.: b. H. Tst Dep 'rt.iept FIR Gidusnce Cu.y.
2. riirrs o. he F.. v'siooa! A-tillse; Ep:oiGad
upte IL 81 Of C'ngesI A:;ii II. 1862
J. ',t.-rs ;; tts Pf;vl,iila Artillery fJE 'Irdnanca
tu'y apiiuie! uH5.r .cr c: 18Th S-.p eH.bar, 1862
ta,lndpg At r,s4-n: ;hose a. Su-7 nnl:o. Genera!
OH; NJ r. 1885,!
All fsceFs Of ay.tie5y IA IN proyis nal sIray
AMI v0lur's' 'r.s app ,ut-t usrc act of cS2a7ss.,
1pp;a7ed ~ :ry 22d, So, "a et.ii=d cT..rno,a
i9iy b? ii" Var department.
5h Ofc-Ts Of tds Si'rs .ni M,iay but.au a.
pointed DER oct q Congress.
II. officers h+rt .fn:s -.s'S1s3 :, ordnance Gaty
up-sr provision Of i;eIe-n; l'ra;a 70 81 aat No as
Of 1862, siGpagh mt fUTnng a,t "f tas Ordnance
CoIpa vii "1'ir- :, ~ :ec-guizsd Ia he POSITIONS
ap;il rsi:se: ~ ito nI&gnrEen: If otirars Of tho
Or:naua7 fps :egI!JEiy appolnes6 ~ d.:..'e'.
tcsrs Il ,;js class viii re replaced by tea resT.
iry sp ci5sa offers iEDa: ts urdI1cce cafy IT
tie $s"e'! n # Try Geu"r-i c1:rnIajiaS 80 any
CT tsps s.u;. Tneu ;h- inIest of tbs ssrve EQ1!,es
L.
Al 80 ckAoses sE, h- co nmun1 :at-d u Tbs Che:
Of Ortn9aSe al richmond,
LII. ali offc'<s n -hsrse of ar.ca.i. s.nIoli.s
volkhors Up Ia or o.ter .oa,a. wer. vo1k is per.
unst b. d nioo uaa. Hs1 ira PAD - si.e Depart
nsu;,n ~!i-a hay trrp. .s7: .al III .e!in9ush
cic .ar ;ay as -o!aist a,au u ke :ncctsly reports
10 he cAiis u .hst- Zap rH bureaUX. Containing fcu
ISIS ed sc.jp':nrs Ut Z Cl;n with ra,t stats
pen,@i H. p: ;h:J rec eva
Thess +.rt's si. to forw -rdet TO TIE Qiss.szru
Ter G.asr ;. iur n. 10 0rnsuoa and g,til,u O, thu
Pay Department.. Tssysa III. pa maz: oi fcautn!anI
clsins.
IT. Al Generals nr ottar oi;csrs coCIaacCing mil.
ur; departments CT districts viii regne fe,u r:evos;
Gsh:li aDl cyGE :pian:H Of il!SJns months
po5, 81, :seas I'D olbsr pers5rs not c;.nDseed
nth tbs Confederate ,rEiy heii IN confinement With
spch.s'I,n. Of ,,s:s IN! @ usa cf arrest, and by
V 81" 0, p4 ~ vi ' ID a,ma
tpiy. n ;t.s tfis.
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oGa W isir
UARGES RINTING HO L Sc S


LOCATsD 1T EICIlMuD, :TIaGlSiA.
;s1as u-Gersss, eesirou, :euS fro business hiss
D. psr.usi Tor ;wcat7 y--.'e-poe beesrse Il -
bu, bscIr,e hs vshss to ohaase Ills
u' ~hi Nh. ucd!Gkisd attention dsrs
i,rh.>ha
tYrENSIV PRINTE
h, trsa.n's @at!r sbe opFp.tso 81 f3s iovssa
er to ay -d' hau1n Pc, i.h,r Manage: OF sash an
e.'"hi; .n.. TIA oSpac ty i',q7sl 70
80 IuYsHs DAY
/! -ir'ins rxhl.s o: tho la-ers! CT fsason ia
fef'E. hss 80 Sp,e. via haSias-thrse hoera
80 h-' i ny, nsated .tekm-9sS kIxto-es complete
'bt roHTt: TYRE :r- very 1:-ea, emSrsetuR every
des::' Tor Ho0K tC5L.SHlS&4 ana JOB PRINTING.
a,d sre!c good -erciap With vary large supply Of
LRADs AhD 8RAa-S RUIZ,
~" autie e;-IussE tu5:Sas al ana
psn!.oi nSo bp.ia-sn 80 ~oa,, b, ss:abdshnent
(, r:rter 4 ;ftcat
The h'a'r 40 e3 n. lf ain and 18Th ats
In tho eenIis - .osh.,s potuioul PARA Of thu
city -Gi . one-r - m :dera:s D. tai.
sTt ca s-1. 70 p'rc.,ap wiz I'D cess, for uuollar,
OHAs. q wYHhE.
march Si-ec6t e2S rs Richa1nd Va.
10 The anpnsis Guardian, uhsr;at0 Oocrier, eayGrr
nan saostsn. o1tsouery Advertise, Meole 8dviIsssr:
svlls, kc&tIsy
slgt - + r =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

Lake ProrIDENCE.-Tae N. 7. 'Nsrs!d's"
correspondent suuancccs The prcsp CT of
ovc' u1Si"g the ccun,s; in this lcc.liry ard
draHn;ns ws.sr,, ,.nd children with savags
sles .urh -, .ni* :. Yankee IS cata5ls OF:
Lat !alt iss ~atez YVES let into Lake
Piov.drrcs. L.horess were digging all day
lorg, nd jrs. az suadown The las; saoysi;ul
Of Garth va. remoTsa, snd the Mia lssjppi
began seek ths bead ws'efs of Bayou Ma.
cen. Ta:s morning. tho i..tie stream has
swol|er into 6 r'igh$y .iver. Thu hfrak is
now o hundred fest vida. aud the water
tumblc5 nuG faat6s iito Il assrs. u Is i'm
possible To inGicst,. tie end. Haw this water
rolling ovtz der well cultivated plantations
ard Iif:rg fror, t'::- f unastions ths;c spler-
ii'i raan-i,rs NUT ar:or;ut the ZIP. Van
Wink e'r~hs I:Te j, NO interior!
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Paul MoYphJ has afii'e1 II faf1sr
Teg!icni, ihs celebrated e1-5sDseus', ):
much reduced r&cun;azily, and has hi'orE GA
for ss'e 10 Ps:;s, the ccstiy presents e'T:n 10
her By krg=, pf!n:ss an1 a':a!sufs q S-e
pircuett:.
A portly person contozpls,in. 70. SIns
minutes the p,pdsrous dimensions CT ny
s as h. surveyed vv Kim, you'd hs7e bsen
mighty tall man, if thry Saa'''s boat y0a Ct
80 far up" ,,u;o., ., e..
49,. A re:zts. before ar. Justice, Byl.s, had
ban sentenced in the Island Of SarsOy. 70
~, 90 m,rths' Imprisonment, and h7e years
bcnishnsent TO England.
NJ. Ingree is to draw lead OF C@isr 70
smtellish Louis Napoleon Life OF tn. 9ac-
! rio.. The: drawing is to DO 3 conpSsiaoS'
h,sad ppaa al existing Partsa,Ssa ;9k she sea'
~ ksS&9 Saugs <skas
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TARGETS .HD OaDNA,CI.--SJms nJve! tai
ess Experiments sere tria1 al Shnebu,y ra;s,
Eas ami o. tic % h ILL.,. in I'll ;ch plated
mass OF iron was fcuna t, res,s: fl c!uri!y
vsy n'aVr e,1hh'.ce. Thee taree: Was u
ssr.-s of pl.:es, wy s;rnrsIY fss: ened to-
gether, snd f;r" icg body zt lasht II inches
thrk III ev.rY :a-,. j; was ,nlsnda. es a
tes: ~ SAC ;iss 81 10 i" Notifications. i;ep-
prsra Tbs; .hs Whuro-!h 100 ami the Arm-
strcac 10 Pouaier I'D hUs effect o. this
ero!rs"ns HAAS; AID what Is singular, the
Old service sainn'!, bGre G8 rcunj:r 6i5 N o:e
dansse dian :NiNc.
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1teIB|!no!!h NHn4u!Eitr:!tE:
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 3 1863.
For The Enquirer.
TO III FRIENDS IN THE FIRST CON-
GRESSTDNAJ EJSTRITT


After mature consideration, sm constssia-
I'd 10 decline your invitation, conveyed by
letter5 and otDsrgiss, 10 he q candidate for
Congress.
Many .egs:na, snns priva:s, o:hsrs Of .
public nature, have infi asn"ef NY decision.
]; seemed uuwi,o at tEis tine (iUr my own
personal advautage,) To take stsp that might
lead to division, and perhaps discord. among
our psopls. Beside this, expect at no dis
tant dsy.to return to tie stuy, under cir
cumstarcss snd III q position 10 enable mo to
render acceptable sc1viss 10 our c:uatrS.-
As to private vs.s9n', rrsy omit them, as
tins furesn:rg will naEa. j,stiT; 1ay deci.
sioI st:h y"u, whose f.r or2b;e Jud :a'eIt AID
Esteem valu- In"fc ihan lie.
fvu: obliged f.l!ow-c:,iz,G,
L 3 llnrn1 ~
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sL.vE-y IncayAsISG N FAT TkNssssiE.-
Mess:s. ii;:S-a'd and i-aksm solh 10 McMli u
comfy NV days t;nc., ter EsS:ees FIR The
SUI. ~ si9,245 ri.a Athe4s "pasi" says:
I" IL ie estim ted that NOS less ih.fl d th0u-
Eslia ntssass have ,eea hcour ht irtn East
fe.:' tsSee aud sU'!. mrs,iy - isrI-erp, since
the var cim"encsd, cad toms OF than 10
maa WAC never .xp:c'ei ~ owu a Saws in
"a Is live,i. so il sill ts Seen .bas L;ncnn' S
v-s- np'n the ins;i;u',an il working iiks Q
c:at::: n i:!a Ts@'Gn. IL i srm, nf cur
f;l,I,ti> -, t.e br:tsr 10 Ii. *. i,.o- - clip
taiS p,ragr PHI Ard rsJd It :. 10 Gi2cilra.i
Eaqai'.r,' tbs, IN. woel!y bsa'; ."t there
may 'aa'n ho" 'Du.h G=rscr thar. j, Fast
Tennessee 'tcu,n;Dg thoroughly a2ri:'on
lied -
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ENs,ru, --fha Au ra.a "C.na!i;ulioaai-
it," s.ys: Tho authorities OF cur asghhoE-
mg ;own, aau. burg, s. G, ere carrying out
tho orders OF Governor R,nham, ord NO per.
so:; j; sl!3Tc'. to Dring produce over the
oiiisea - augusta, unieas al cath is taken
By tho party bringing tins pro;iace ovor, That
it is for pe,son@i use aid n,t r Speculation
or ssle''
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- " SIC: -:=rs g U.s. pes. ~ En.:lt ait 60 -
o,"G - ius, III coior CO. By Ia 5iintbaef. TheS
as.us'.;YsAoI. !, t-ia- sc:oee :tasio Jutce Of the
= :ae Ulars =: he Jour1 lat certify und 81 f OF
Of - thai Isa po.aca Is Justice OF Abe Pe.co II tbs
c"sasj aorpers.ou In CT eSscutors sdolSer,
>rs-d:sn. -. sa.:4- ;erIncato Il ire Clerk Of
t,s EN.:, ie -ao is qSt!i5'i saoh ~ 80
g:.'rct.
s- - ;. -, s'- >. "ar- - "c',.t-i -
~ -ac"-- rra~-- -..S5:a- ~ psnper r.saE
''"r.. :f..:i s. sFahaEN,
49, = 49, sci Dts ,urs,ne 0dn.-r.
..-"'- ,r:r... p"-:r - Attorney con be had q,
2. 8.
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Yankee papers announce tho capture OF the
British steamer Nicholas ], By the United
sutssfeunbuat 'Vietofis; of Wtm!ngtoE 81
50 g Z s. s 4 Is s a s
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EgasS FHRsjHlt'ss'sst sF' Z E:a.
5Ye continue this morning our extracts
from late Northern papers:

NO Coutll4e thiS IieiuIub uui tAl'sCi5
from late Northern papers:
WRaT Is DlIAEDED CT PREs:ogFf :.,scrI-.
From the Kew York IIsral3.l
President Lincoln has dout;!eas for solns
time besIf fully aonsiblo Of tie p'svsiling pub
lc sentimant oi ths loyal s.. es in reference
to his Cabinet; but, ns i. R::pos:E rbst ne cx
poets, with the Cabinet as j. IS, t, fsIng cut
Of this spring snd summers campaign ":he
Union as il was" the Country has apparent
ly resign.,: 20 80 ;Hs eIpeliDeE: Ths.s
nust, huwuvar, DC 40 ,usloIioua failure this
tine. We have how greater advantages ovo.
the rebellion than we have before had ei1ce
tn. war commenced for successful campaign,
and greater than we may recover fc: yea1s
to como if they should be filtered awuy in
wastefdl defeats or iudeoisive entsrprises.-
Before thu next October aud N5vom5er cleo
tinns IN the North It's gceh. snbei a:Ini:s in
tha fisid favst 30 6enonlisaed or dispersed
or nothing csn save the administration from
The walk Of a disappointed - lastly cfend-
I'D pc pic. Mr. Lincoln las III the urth0 itr,
men and means ct his jiapo;ai -sq1i:,d to
Ecacmp'irti ESe esd il. Wv lefbru tie .iasu
of the summer; kus 81" "rp-ctsii'rI Il the
SsU-is's OIL '-!o IL i'V"h1 'i1'i'7' w - TIC
same prcrort!crs.
A-. Sswa;d, on c: tn. nast vi,::na:y and
Liable If ;uen Is ::..'s i..:.g politician,
ha', in "a: ehs:Acts' Of tesp3;sine lt,tss-
man, proved hin4,!, h: ,n1s.sr e nis slim
ton, and Innator, too, Vi ;hs HOS. serious in
tarratloual Complications. il u,sy lie that,
sfssr tho repeated blundcis disasters ana
fsiiurss Of his three principal C.biaes cll
leagues, they will prove shsns ,lves eif:;ciont-
iy tutorsd by experience 10 DO t;:o work re.
q tired o. them. In any event, President La
coin must zee to il that th:7 rebellion is e:;lb-
s:aHiislly crushed before cu7 n.1s fail 90;
lions, or the ve,dic. If thu people wili ~ SO
Overwhelming assi:s' h:m, the --spansio!s
bead of the government az to coIpsi :i,r tive
houses IF Congress TO brig him 20 ia gnisat.
Il, has the power, the nsn, tina ,ncanf, z7h
tho opportunity, tho lnyn, S:ai.s s:.and ,e4dy
to support him in Tho oxa:ciss Of his graat
powers; and The paoplc o:ativ-ly demand
IF hin tno suppression al The rebellion rov,
4 hi q tlu. coast j. u.ua:.
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s,sLlrus3 IAlT, ss,i' "SScas sar Er.t:.r
az LEE & ALLENNe-
TERMS.

uhN PAPaA-- ~ SON .-..t. ffteer ..:a.-s -. ..y
s,,,as EIGHT Gois-. n. :-s: :,c ;cs,
,han ak :nunshe
say, WHiILy.- 81 uG1 cess, ten d..i.rs. r..
ux NON :hS fve d;i'K M eu"Sas.r asu t-.,;Y:s, ri
tsa than III mnr:he.
EzuLr 70. =" Jsst. hve a.i:o.s, hu lss
u,,ptSa t;lIss SOls's aa inasor,ttoo :c,.ss-& H,s
i,ss tSan AZ u,ics::.
~ ou!sSrics-s a;...4.,,> r.I ~. ,':l.s... 40
oss. s,s.s IT, ~ Tie Fist Gn.oc -. rA'5t -.
t.--n-. IN :hr s.ai''',i is'eiSlns :hs r:t%.f-
k4'I'- ;SiSi;
,a,.st,s~c:~G.. sal: - ;rryc>! :. =. .ay. .,s
oaLLls -. s:asi.. ..-,,.,,. -nrc. '-- !cr
i.,, ccastna.e s;C:-"
AZ e;is7s %:ci, la as-.,.,,.4-:.s+' go ~,
,.c.Tsiss sasy VII, .,-.-,., ..i."s, -! >,
e,.as. culriinL Ui'.ss - =; - ... .. 8.
,ries tb--cy.
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isu. cRsTE FORTIFIED.
rne Phil.dslnhis .Innnifern saYs /:

:! ,umbsr Of fot;e, red ub!s end rains.
d.:rnceS hsve just been c,Dpls:ed at Aquis
cIesk, rendering Tia: Piaaa slmcs: i'nrTsgns-
be. The wcIks worc x1cutsd By ,ts troops
If Gsn: Gesry's division, VINO are Sta i1ned
AZ that point. 4 poEii,n Of Got. GesrJ q
corausnti ct Dum:riss have similarly forsi-
Cd IT,. position, SO that the enemy would
Ant: it q difficult undertaking to fpfce thesa
ks5 -noints of the Lower Potomac.
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On. cf II :c:ens s:.ra:ticns ;: tho Eis.cri
Thtr:-c, a. Harc.loHa, is corps &c }ouDg
Ensl;eh d:nIrs wh9ss f.i. h-ir SD snowy
somplsxiops firm a sinking cont. stt with
the particular iyes Ct female beauty 10 Which
tie Fnns bsvv been accustomed to pay
homage. TatiE suctsss hso been unsqpiv-
osul. They s's allowed Q ely cara and pre-
tec.ion-inciua!ns al escort of gondarm=s On
th,iS way ho!1s from the tLeatrs.
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".-:.':, ,!.ioiHGa- Gr..:s e.l
20 IA Lev :a.i1ivs ftesius,
s':=nsni. J-arStr cI. l6Sl
- = & u, 4 o flEE.
t.'<-.s =. a. o"'. ~ o. hi. DIS.I.re4. -
Ss'--.'' - !.eer rs.sris. turSSasd :Cs tie
- - >: t.i sly. 20" %, Yo:-:a ls-c.s.-r foint
So. s-rs ty.ad W ',-."u:s, B.rdy'S, Or-ne's sac
aunfs. ,n., rte.n3 re::ari 10 1.r!- E,s
.s.o. "a GS>E,,-.
. .lr =. T'-'!e AZ crsr"=. 81 .;:!-I !. :Jpsct
1. :S--. ..G 81 ~: o.. r
81 '.'.s Htcr :..r. ofslss
rcEEs 1Fsa1ios-gs
- -, Do hcrnuy .ppSia. -----, Of -
; - '.Sra Escat. 40 sg:. Sece,:, for, LtT Ie,tivs
p..ss, ,n.psys =. re- Wy tho Srssu"or Depart
a.: - 49, sSsr>rs 3sStas - >rehcS, .Or Ia v'e.,
= stIc.oyn aS9.sr O. he Gsfeu.:s- al
80. rc ~ 'rih ~ - iSe -.
a.: A1:. 49, : l. - ;hr 49, ~ q!
f-'>r- =. :af::aAie.l
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EGTgCE.
ria E1En End D.EviLLe z. &.
SUPERINTENDENT cry!cE.

ore % ICaIV3D AaU rANY!iLH q
5lcRNoSD, A,rit !, 1919. :
EoTICE.
CHANGE OF SCHEDnLE.
tH"a"frr Ph@s,, ta:: ,As t:.,n \ itirEosi I'll
S'Ssnf u va.
WAY pAssENG:A TAIN
w 'e,'e icbnepd Ss!y {erespt Fun 'a.,) tTScA
". arrive in anvil 10 At n:1a PM TiI jews Ds..
"sA z. e,i ssTivs 10 Richmond St4 10 p n.
'''"'eH s,.sEsGsa TRAM 4 FOR LfEcH6c.a A>o
I'll. WEST
~ cav. sl-hn nj dt'y a, s:s9 ?. y, srrivrS q,
9S uw1 cave BG'kev.ie - 10 ?. N
''''tl -ir.nn,a At 4 L's,or6A
,, IAasB z. LETTER
-" !-' fiatrt Agent
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IS B1.BD STEAMER Lys,son,
IT ITDuE OF Z HTl feWV"rtVU,
fallaha!caie yer, March le, 1868.

H.aFesE Wife 1t 10 now twenty three
DAYS since va 9 On board of this kost, ed
gwen days ths. We ere bssi.ging this fort,
srd :" re &c further than We weIs 1t the d:y
# cur a:rvsl We are net as hopeful az re
lac: wsrs.
Iss uremy h 3 lad tine 10 etrengtE.i b.
works ia reinforce bis Ian force cunode-a-
:.ly; AID Gen. Ross will find out. to his c.a',
,hs.i e. hes been too slow, as usual We will
iin~ ls7. t. Wit Til Gtn. Grant sends i:s
Inc promised aTn iron-cssed gunboa's lad
:w.aty thousand mn for reinforcepents.
J es.astsy = Intended to make q ganeTai
ecs,ul; The gunboa:s and the land battery
werc 20 silence the guns of thu fort, Ehils 70,
packet ii The Musqci!o oos.s, were tc DO
landed righs n. IL. fu:t and storm il
ui,. glorious !des &c Union so. called gens-
"a. - gcn..sii; Ice encMy has y otd 20
say II such ms.sef5, 30 was 1t in lSts en-. =;
nfs5 fling nsout twenty shots sas ...ge CO.
l";:i:.i.d CT .hs ia.t 60 d!sob]sd cuz gar boat
| CaLi'oo:hs i:,sS tss bUnSardu ent hsd to 10
g.Tt.. up, tnd this fo"e iemaiacd untaken.-
" : company is always used rs skirnishers,
c;:Ii have gained a good desl Of credit for
!hs ytonpsress and accuracy with which my
rrrr ,ny zcs's All othsrs il ski2,u;shirs; and
y . }.syc also had the hcrof to be the only
c.mpsny ,hst has killed rebel; We bil!sd
! one uf cnmp.ny "B." end took his comfsdo
of oonpsuy 90 Cd Texas. prisoner
have = gc.d DIAL, and hard duty to peG-
| fer .. Som. Ii,Iea in skirmishing we have 20
bo waist deep in waller. 1t is getting 70 VAIN
! hara already ihst re have to lsaye eff our
vests ,nd uodershiTts; IN! still / end my
bo5s keep we'll.
Our n.ea now get half rations Of cSfss
! md half :y,: CT thu other rations thfy get
! only ha;.. Ufc.o Sam IS SHAKING fast.
! know no muro co Wriso OF now, but Wall
| keep yen 2os.ed'socus VI at Is gong on hn!s.
! Oc Ills expedition l hsTs no hope whatever,
aud doubS vo.y much whethar it will end
any better than Bar's g'oiious takag OF
VIckstu:g TIlr stf:c.,tnatS husband,
{ n RoaS
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Tho "Appesl" publishes the folio ring
let!es which Ess picked UP sfsoE the retreat
Of tho Yankees on thu TallahAtchis. It is
finn German captain 20 his wife, and IVES
translated by a Ger,oar officer &C Was
Texas Legion:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

P4ss.csIA IN Ashes III the report we Is-
c.,ye IL corect. says thu Greeny!le (Ais)
"Ohasrrer," snd We fear it il but too true,
Pensacola is no more. From young man
WHO left that city fsw days sgo, it il asces-
tclped that tho Yankees have abandoned
Psnss coils, sni retired to the n.7y-ysrd snd
S,rsaIsS, snna niae miss distant. having
previously set hEs to the city. When the
%: ss-rei 's"F informant left, one Cf the
iargset fqaa.gs, situated il :bs centre Of tho
city, arc - which stood ibe ST. Mays usDr
eu,i other largo buildings, was already es-
velopsd in flames, aud the probability IS that
all tho city shaded the same fate. What has
become Of thsr portion OF her citizens who
were there we arc not yet informed. In a
LAY or two We expect to be enabled to tell
.hs whole sto, y, and record for the historian
OF tais savage WET Eno her ef The many dig
b,!;csl deeds Ct Yankee Vandalism in Inc
p;ueteeEth century.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

:iis IS: jt:A:!es 81 Aesrtfsi. sympathy ii s5;s
deep tiiaul;tion.
L. t.in:tnns his =: p.s.ase rom h's &c
cusiuii,. d pes; .: : = r ~ thu iis!d, itt us
EE.i:a ~ im.s'e lis sTrur. s:,G AUST that
Sl-: IS loss :. az :':ay b. '",:'s i4r "a .. &c
t;.".
fs "n'nmsrh If Maj. Gen. J. + b. Stuart.
R. CHAsriyo PalcE,
Maj. and A. A. Gen.
- A!ahama p.pera please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

ComnGd,.e Freeman had visited tho Hiag
Of Dahsmey, and urged him to 10 away with
the horrible rite Of "numsn sacrifices" The
King replied that if b. should give up tho
cuat ON he would te poisoned b. his suojects-
BE said he would agree with the requsitions
of the British Government, if it was possible,
IL the eouSe Ct six mUntbs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

TEE project Of educating E clsss o: y.i:g
IL. FOR tn. diplomatic scrvic. has b.en 70.
yvet at Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

b sssl ss'aa II s ~ 90 q 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

s:-....--e- (: ..is.&- k%D atSGlTE t:Dusg IF
f.-S. G.T. TILLi1Ea,
60 SAIa Srk1Ex
s:.T!TE kEfatGsN CUE, Si2Efcsc, ",
yu..;:- ~, ;Assan. Saosn Csroi.1a aad 81 ol-.1
...s ':,'s' -s~s:>;. a'cct., as:sst r--. oS:d
- ....-.. -::Y.s 49,
sr5sLIS6 aSGt!-aug,
a''-:,Is sd h"ac. DO al.
So a,: -. -dra
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

TIE Legislature CT Missouri las adjourned
sias die. Toe session has been more remark
abba for WHIST it h.s not done than for any
thug it nae accom- piished. 1t failed to fill
tho two gacant ss.:s in the Senate Of the
United Stalee; and, in the event An extra ass-
en- CT Osng.css, TIE Ststa would be uarepre-
ssuted. NJ conclusion YVES arrived at aod no
Law was PASSED in References to emancipation.
The banks and railroads Of the State claimed
The attention of the Legislature, but only
temporary relief vas granted them: the
whole session WAS frittered away With lorg
bnrcombs speeches and stale Jokes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

$50. NR z. PR1.AIPS respectfully sen
@ d.7s ts professional se v!oes e. the c't IDS u
E'eh l- IL M fauoe 10 thu day, .sn AZ: pfofes
sianaiY gsi, at hi. OF No - s,ao e;raet oear
Dove t.. Drug St>rr, u;tl uelosi ,. at night
ADD at Mt. esr,;ts soath side ESio sirse,
svIt. dc. 70 e.i,r tho cornr: Is 81 sEi asia.
n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

s.--SS-,ya. i:..:E OF
EA ss'crIR HIR ~
Ia ch.rio'trsSi.-, = pogponed 10 1UnsD.Y APRIL h.
Trin rrcT z x i ko.. :Ivo...'.st - capitalists
-.-'i i--aSF BS&s:.s Er,T@EE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03
i:g.rquA sr2hS C.rAsHr D.rls'oN,
Any ci Hosth.oIn Vireinii, !
March ~. 1869.

March ~, 1869.
GsEERsL oADEns,l
NJ.
y The Major General Uc:u1;. ling srproacnsa
with reluctance tie nain!u duty Of aDnouno-
irg to the division Its irreparsbIr loss in
the death CT Major JOHN 2 ham, command
ing the korsa ..iIlsry.
ia fell MORALLY wounded in the battle of
Kelj sviDe, hsrch 18th, with The hattie cry
upon bis lips and the light Of 'ictnfy beam
ing from his eye.
To you, bis comrades, it is, needless to
dwei! upon what you have so often witnessed
his prowess ia action. already provstbAl-
You we'll Know how, tnou.n young in yea!s
= nsIe stripping in appsarsnc@Eema1s-
able for lis genuir .7d4sry of depor nsnt--
be yet disclosed 10 battle Held the con-
duct Of vete~ nd displayed in hia hand
some pe-s-T. :. most impsrtarbsbia cooness
in danger.
Lis eye I'D glanced over every battle field
Of this srmy from tho frst Manassas to the
moment Ct his death, and be wsg, vr.h Gin
gls exception, brilliant ACTOR IN ell!
The msmory o: "The Gallant fslEau,"
his many manly virtues, hii noble nature
aud purity of character, ia snshtined "a
sacred legacy 10 the hsarta Ct all who knew
him.
Eia record has BEEN bright End spotleaa
his career brilliant and successful.
He hall-ths uoblsst Of saerihces-on tie
altar If bis country; to whose glorious ser
vics hs h,t defeated bis life ron the begin
ming of the war.
In token 81 respect 70, his cherished me.
mory, tbs Eorss Artillery and Division SAT
Will wear the military badge Of mourning ,n'
thirty dsys-and the senior officer Of san
\ Msisr 7 on Bosoke, vii plaes hia:rsIaaina g
as aaian sasea sslshasda 49,!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

a. No sEE.--,' &l:s ts..ia Pa:',rd, VII! can NJ
~ Md y, ito Dirslo,. n mooraE, Hyspit-l,
&c. rroshss. formation Il tho .Sou'.
e. su,iora w, =. t., IL :y receive. st thinb !rss,
Hc.pt4L Wi EnESaCS FULFJsD.
rs~h Sh-6f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03
'ySYrOLk ~. a.. rss Of aMSkI IA,
MEDICAL ErRvEYaR's OFFICE,

GA CaitD The iadies &c 'tlsr Of
Ri-, 10 I'd ara re pec.: ny 5; Il, I'D the
Is: &f he coseNsT5 S,c BIZ ~. an3 T. abres E,o
u oeeSHored by E!- nvS-S i9a portion CT ths
ta,iruments rsei tbs lao srgAu aud hary.}
pue netce VIII rs si's1 of.ee Art p-rierEanse.
: a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-13

AOdUSI OUs The hottest day that ever was Many oi the substitutes melted and ran away into the Sound. At least the last is true, for saw the guard washing one in the trough at ths we'll. He tried to run through the Sound, but got foundered in the mud, and was brought to by an Enfield rife. Running away is very com. mon thing. without reference to heat, and is usually more brisk business at night than by day; although about thirty made dash for freedom just after breakfast one morning, but most of them were captured directly, either dead or alive.
 The Camp was, by order of Gen. Hunt, to- day placed in command of Col. Otis, of the 10th Conn.,, fine and noble looking officer as one often sees. We have here regular Reg mental organization, and as the conscripts come in they are assigned to Companies, each of which is commanded by officers of the de- tails from Regiments. We hope thesubstitute system will conclude some day, when Eve shall hope to see linen as are men"-'but we dun no.n
 MT. Editor, I have jotted down the above to amuse myself. If you think anything in it will interest your readers, it is at your service
 CHESTNUT HILL.