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SIpLLN from GRAND STREET FERRY

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
TRAGEDY IN BEDFORD.

The following account Of the recent tragedy
in Bedford we clip from the Lynchburs "Ee-
pubiican:'
On Thursday September Sd. between the
hours of Q and 10 \. NJ, Il provost guard of
i've proceeded s. the house of Justin Wills
lately deceased. (who resided one mile wost OF
fnIanS Meeting House, in search of liz FIVE
sons. who had succeeded in escaping tho vigi
lance c' the guard since the conscrip5 act went
intn nncrat;on. Finding the DIOR Of the house
i;l>tcncd. and the mother of these boys persist
emily refusing to open il. they entered Ivy
farce. and finding no one in the room, d. B. F.
Wilson. Of Barbour county, Va, gun in hand
proceeded m stairs, ana while on the second
o. third s5cr was Instantly killed by IL ball en-
t"rn= the left eye and passing OUT Ut the back
% ;ho head.
Two or three shnts were fired Ut this guard,
bat enc ONLY took effect Two shots were after
yards fired from the window up stairs a! .
guard who WIS standing at the end Of the
ho"an. hut. without any other effect than IN
make him rim and leave his gun At this un-
welcome reception the guards evidently took
fright, rs they Immediately skedaddled to Il
place Of c0ncealmcnt. IT is, however. only the
n.rt d! Justice Il say that the guard at this
;unctu:c were in Il bad condition, either for
It'rns're Or defensive warfare.
With two of their guns within the enemy
i;r-'s, one disabled and fourth used to guard
some rnn:cripts. whom they had with chem,
t!:ny we're in bad Might to capture such pugna-
"!naS conscr:p pts. as they had reason to believe
2erc UP stairs in tho domcie of the late Justin
Ills. Up 20 this period of the tragedy tl.ar.
ali, rita I,n rJo
der; wcrc. Tho guards saw no man, heard no
Der had fallen by an unknown hand.
o. the return of the guard, with citizens, to
the house, they found only the family, con-
sstng Of Mrs. Wills, IL grown daughter, a
son nearly grown, and three younger chill
!r"n. The dead man was found rs shot, mi
nus his gun and cartridge box. The citizens
knrw' not that the Wills boy. were ut hUIne
AMI he whole affair would still have been
-r,ulaA in mystery had it not been FOR the
testimony rlicitcd from Mrs. Wills. She tes-
titled that on the night previous to the murder
four of Ecr sons came horne, each armed. two
with rifles, one with double and the other
With single harrclel shot gun-that they
said they did nnt intend to be taken by guards
init they were in the house when the guards
cnmc--iiiat they left soon after the murder,
carrying with them ono of the guards guns.
FROM all the circumstances connected with
hi; unhappy affair, it is evident filat murder
was prcmcditaIcd and That the older members
nr the family were fully cognizant Of such pre-
meditation. and yet not one syllable of warning
waa Inwttcrcd by that miserable woman whose
silence consigned to premature death brave
man, and made murderers Of her cowardly
s"nS-
I'll j. decd will stain tie fair name of Bedford
until every reasonable effort is made to arrest
AMI bring to justice the perpetrators of this foul
murder.
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Yus RICHMOND Enquirer.
rrs,JsusD pAILr, sEXI-EEsKJY AND NEskLx.
BIZ TYLER & ALLEGRE.
u z r NJ S :.

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than three months.
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lars .Or six months, eight dollars; for three
;Nonths. four dollars No subscription received
+6r lsss than three months.
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s;x mpaths, four dollars. No subscription
.,,,iyet for leSS than six months.
Acerts and news dealers arr furnished III
t,s.ratc Of ten dollars por hundred copies.
NY Subscribers changingtheir Post Oihcea,
ii nlcase STATE the name Of the Post Office OF
.',i:in they have bsou in the habit Of receiving
.uc- r2?ers.
ssss, The paper will be stopped in ell cases
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a. MI wish to be without the paper must loos
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ADVERTISING.
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CAPTURE OF YANKEE RAIDERS.
Correspondence Of tho Lynchburs Republican
MARION, Sent. II, 1868.

MARION, Sept II, 1863.
.;tcssrs. Editors "A party, consisting Of 80
ii.,nounted Yankee cavalry, belonging to com
.pauv !, ID Virginia, were sent ont from Camp
Pit about the Sd instant, coming up Ivy way
Of Wyoming county into the Horse Pen Cove
in Tizcwell county, where thoy unexpectedly
taEc in contact with Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, in
IN orchard, where both parties had gone for
peaches. Mr.. II. made his escape. They ad
niin;st"red the oath to Mrs Y. and proceeded
On their march southwark, while Mrs. Taylor
rcpoctci promptly to n gentleman. who immc-
diatcly despatched to Capt. II. Bowcn'H COM
yaOy (Tazcwell Troopers belonging to the
81, Va, encamped in Abb's Valley, and CON-
rlanacd at the time by It. J. II. Abbot, the Cap
tain being sent off on business The despatch
that the Yankees were in the county was re-
ceived about 10 o'clock at night. Soon this
company, so we'll known for the promptness,
energy aid daring of its officers and men. was
under march, arriving near Jeffersnnville at
daylight. where they were Joined. by Capt. j.
and mluy citizens of Tazawcll, who were all
eager for the chase. 1t was found that the
enemy had crossed the turnpike road, two
miles east from Jacksonville, and gone into
the mountains in the direction Of this place.
They made direct line by map and compass,
not avoiding the highest and most rugged
mountains. and were trailcd through TO Rich
Valley by several citizens of Tazcwell, whose
rames arc not known to the writer; and
james Burke, K. p. Cassaday, 10. Stovall,
s. A. Croft and other members of Capt.
Boweu's company, whose names are not re-
mrmBrci. These went IN foot. In each Val
lcr tksfws!:e joined by 1t. Abbot and several
moro. o. his men. also by It. Mcdonald, in
command Of the Rich Valley Home Guard
When they had followed the trail within six
miles of this place, they overlook the Yankees
where shcy had stopped to rest and eat TAX
ing them by surprise. and with the efficient
aid Of the we'll org nized Homo Guard, COM
'naric! hY Capt. J. W. Shelley, of this place,
fourteen Of the party were captured, and the
others scattered in the mountains, soon after
which two more came in and gave themselves
NY As prisoners. No doubt the whole party
viii he taken. The object of this expedition
wias 'hn destruction Of the railroad bridgcs in
t',:s vicinity and. doubtless but for the acGi-
dental contact with Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor,
they would have accomplished their object.
Among the Yankees captured was ono Lieu
tenant
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nrlIGr Gr;. NEE rr.HcnAS,G COMFY

E:s'"-' on SprInc> Giles county }
'f'IE following comUr.-s Il lit OF Purchasing COmug
,:.r-. AMI A-~,;. tn. District. which embraces al
~, cnuICS VIZ; f tir. Blu" Htl;r and Sorth Of tho
Kan .wha King he cpI:atv Of Grr,rbrier:
H1t"'our county III caarEe 4: II burroughs Pos'fi'e
Birr sidsa.
~onroi coun:y IN q, -rse of john Dor.a' Pos;ofr"
Union.
Carr.ll cowa:y, u charge Q: $ Fulton; Po.'o'fe",
"" ,diawI.
Tazewril ard Srry'h" counties ia Oh re Of Aiji.ou
Davis: P.'n til 'c>l}irk-' Garden
H...hiugrnp L." Sc.i'. Russell Wa" AID Brcki:an
non in cIare" 81 ~ Is WILLIAMS; Pos,o:,ice Gcos!sJn;
and Capt x 4 " ijar-. A. & :. Ahirgi
Gray.on in charge .! J!o W Vaw;-r; I'O,"itc" l1ir.
Tsnjrnr".
foaroke, in cAarco % Jane, W Shields. Pos;ofnc, 81
lem
Gi'~s and Cr.g :a charge Mile, Lnca' Pos;o flee
Newport.
Cir"eaorc- in cha :. Of Frazer: postcfiire Lew
'srur:.
Hind. in c,a-g" - Mu'lar, po-,o:.er aech.l.;cs
bur-.
Fnnski. in ,ha.s" .: John Cooke; POs'oih:"' Dub
In.
wy,hc, in charge OF Cap, c " venabie; pos;otd; :.
WvthrYill..
MONTGOMERY, N charge o. Thomas wilson; rost"mI
Christ anshury W, EGGLESTOS
Chief Purci ,sl1g iIomml-sary,
~ ia; 4th District Of Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The planters and farmers of Troup county.
Ga, have held meeting for the same patriotic
purpose ~ that resolved upon by the citizens
OF orr own Albcmarle county. II is to lie
hoped the generous cOntagion will spread
Here follow some of the Troup resolutions:
Resolved, That we will, as soon as practi-
cable. deliver IN the Government, through its
daily authorized agents, threc-fourths of all the
surplus wheat produced by us this year, at the
schedule price liked by the commissioners the
same to hc delivered either in wheat or -four,
ut thc option Of the producer; and that when
we soil any portion Of the remaining fourth Of
or surplus to soldiers families or needy con-
sumcr:, We will do so at schedule prices Or
lower: 0nd Htat IN no ercW rcW arc sell to
spectators at aay price.
Resolved, That the surplus consist of all that
10. ton Of our crop over and above the usual
family supply, the title to be paid to the gov
crnmcnt as tax and what is necessary to seed
tho next crop.
Resolved, That if any farmer or producer
Of wheat in this county refuses or neglects to
signify 10 the commisSary agent, within thirty
days, his willingness and intention to COM
ply with these resolutions, or offers to sell his
Surplus, or any part of the same for spccula-
ton. or in any way ATTEMPT to evadc the just
requisiton OF his government upon HIM, them
in either event named, we recommend and
advise the conlInissary agent for this county
10 seize and impress tho whole surplus Of
such person for the use Of the government.
Resolved further That we will furnish the
government with three-fourths of the surplus
corn Of last years crop now on hand, and q
like proportion Of the surplus of all other
provisions and army supplies upon the same
terms, and under the same conditions above
recommended.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
EXCHANGE NOTICE, NO. C.
RICHMOND, Sept. y, 1863


The following Confederate officers and men,
captured at Nicksburg, Miss, July /, 1868,
and subsequently paroled, have been duly ex-
changed, and are hereby so declared:
J.. The officers and men Of Gen. c. L. Ste
veusons division.
>. The officers and men Of Gen. Bowen's
division.
,. The officers and MEN Of Brig. Gen. Moore
brigade.
i. The officers and men of the I'd Texas
Regiment.
5. The officers and MEN of Waul's Legion.
6. Also, all Confederate officers and men
who have been delivered at City Point at any
time previous to July 25th, 1863, have been
duly exchanged. and are hereby SO declared
TO. OULD,
Sept l4-Gt Agent Of Exchange,
s%Southern papers copy six times and
send bills to the War Department.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
Ai&9n'onb Eaqulrn<
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. is, 1868.
YANKEES CAPTURED.

From a gentleman who left Spottsylvania
county yesterday, We learn that Il de-
tachmcnt Of ei, hit men from the Black Horse
cavalry attacked Il party of Yankees encan,p-
ed in tho vicinity of fredericksburg on We'd
nesday last, and succeeded in capturing fif-
teen Of them, together with ten horses and
equirments-aR of which arrived in this city
yesterday.
He reports the country between Falmouth
and Aqua creek rs being entirely clear Of
Yankees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

TREASURY Notes PRIoR TO APRIL, ISL
The last Legislature of Virginia passed a law
to prohibit The issues Of Confederate Trcasu-
~ notes prior IN .t.';il, lSG3. from being re-
ce!vcd in payr: Vi :axes and other dues oil
the State. q yesterday it was repealed by
the House Delegates passing the Senate
bill amenG ing the act imposing taxes !or tic
support Of the Confederate Government, so as
20 authorize the shertrs Of the Commonwealth
to receive all issues q the Confederate Trea-
sury in payment Of taxes and public dues
This nuts these notes on the same footing as
Confederate bills of more recent dates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

ADDRESS or IIOE REvEGDy JOHNSON on NA.
TIuSAL ArFAIR$.-Rcverdy Johnson. Of Mary
land, addressed The Sar.tcga County Agricultural
Society at Saratoga, September ,irh ut the termi.
nation of their fair, OIL invitation given tie day
previorS His adiraST :. brC: ana largely de-
voted to national! affairs. 1t was psrvadel by o
spirit of intense devotion 10 the Union, and en-
Joined the duty of sustaining the Government in
the struggle with the rebellion. Without ex-
pressing m opinion as tn the validity of the
emancipation proclamation, h" held that IF in
the exercise of any constitutional war power
slaves should become free, t''2 cannot be re-
inslavcd and if not, then til whole question
would rest with the people of sc States, when
ti,uy resumed their places in IT, Union. Slavery
was an evil fruit, full of nati"!.i difficulties, aud
you'd eventually al in tie contest with free
principles"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

DEsERTERs SunT.- Two ''nscr;cr' iamed
Saul, brothers, we're shot in Franklin c'unty
Monday by citizens. They had pcrpetratcd
acts Of incendiar;sm and o'r"r outra-"s, when
the citizens Of tho ncighbo'iool rose !? and
executed summary vengen"e On the offenders.
The mountain regions Of that county are sad
70 be infested with dcscrtcr. who commit Ill
manner of drprcdation>. Vigorous steps are
now being taken for their arrest. both hv the
military and civil authorities, and many haze
already been brought to justice. Enrolling
officer Ridgeway is much commended Tor his
| vigilance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

FROM kNoyviLLE.-From gentleman Of
high standing, from East Tennessee, (says the
Petersburg Expressly we learn that the Yam
KEGS have arrested number Of citizens and
imprisoned them in the common Jail. Among
the prisoners are the Rev. Mr.. Harrison, of
the Old School presbvtcrans, Rev. Joseph II.
Martin. Of the Presbyterian United Synod,
and II quiet. inciienSivc citizen, named Coffin,
of the Rockford Factory. The crime of these
gentlemen j., loyalty TO the land of their
birth
We regret u learn tina: Snndry men hth-
er:o regarded sound on the Southern question,
have sought and obtained immunity from
Yankee outrage the intcrrostion and endorse
ment Of John Williams, who once represent
tel Knox county in the Legislature. and is
and has been, from the first, Il notorious
t'u;on man, who las never. we believe lvofcs-
se,i to be anything else, or to surrender his
a!!egiancc to the Lincoln Government. And
vet. he and rticr>nt the same class. have been
suffered hy the authorities 20 remain there in
uaIiStuT bed peace and security.
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The Court or ESQUIRY.-We learn that
Gen. Howell Cobb arrived here this morning,
and that a preliminary meeting VAS held to-day
BIZ the members Of the court It is strted. how"
ever, that in consequence i: the present military
condition of fairs for the present. the proceed
inas of the court will be sus pended.
We also learn that General Johnston has pro-
ceeded to the seat of war in Georgia to confer
with Gen. Bragg-l Atlanta Appeal
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DED TX A E a ID Z VI I.

i. r"y .".ss cf this INSTITUTION will commence Oh
:Ar H. SLY Der neat under the ciarR" Of M G Co.
ig>s- gf fancy disabled soldier and graduate Of
E:,aa College and Of the University OF Nirgnia.-
~ Ms permitted refer 10 Professors G;ldeT>erTc
Il. S.r.c We're UEty,r.v of Virginia: Professor j..
:. VIII. =: Washington College, and 10 MeSrs james
u Cox Chesterfield: Clar-s H Wynne, OF R!chrao"d;
gai ~. Z. W. Willie. Of Bru1swick.
aca:. .nsy be ob.ned in the family o. Dr. j. y Wiz
re lrr he acadrmy X. T. MEADE,
nor5 1'r,rfu
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we learn. - soiuc srHr"pr;a,a o,:i.sv. y.
understand that Mr.. j. ". Randolph. hook-
seller, ha. Il large lot OF bibles On hand pub.
lished through his own enterprise, il London.
in excellent style, which all Southern Chris
tan organizations. sympathzr" in the Van
kce missions to the Confederate States wnu!i
do we'll t. examine.