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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-17

UIRGINIA.-At Rules Holden in the CLERKS
once Of the Circuit Of Charlotte County the Oh Gay
Il July, 1875
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-17

The object suit obtain decree for the dtri uton
proceeds the sale Of the slaves sold by the rsnH under
the is his .tod will among the parties entitled.
Aud appearing by affidavit In his that the deen
dauts Jyhn 4rimsn, william Hardmsn and George ". HTd
man. ars net lohabians Of this state, the plain
us uullou, Is ordered that the aaid absent
defendants Gpoe4r within month after the due pub
Ucton OF order ald Go what Is necessary protect M
Interest that copy OF this order b. forthwith Inserted
Richmond "Whis" ublc neWfp per published in the
City OF Nclmocd SUCCESSFULLY AID posted the
front door the Courthouse this county the ht day
county court
Copy-TeS!e
II, X. IRVING Clerk.
n. f. BococE, p. q. jSI7-E4w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-17

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR
~ delivering 20 me- Or eSur ng 20 that set hip, ny
s,o boy THORNTON, about ~ years CID feet inches
tan pleas .ndexpresson He len my residence ar
Charlottesville bmarle county, on the 18Th February Was
purchased by years tgo, 81 Mr. Thomas Crane Of Culpe.
per county, TO which county he has probably gone.
mhlT-cf GEO. N. BOWEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
Capture of Twelve Rebel Messengers
100000 Percussion Caps In theiI Possession
Johnston Reported Marching 70.
ward Jackson.
he has but a Small Force With Him.
He is also Said to be Moving on Memphis.

WASHINGTON, Friday. June 5. 1884,
Up TO midnight no official advices from Ficksburg
have been received later than those Of the 3lst Of
May; but few additional particulars give rather
more cheerful indication Of good results.
Extracts from to-day's Richmond papers are rep
resented BY those who read the kilograms ss con.
tanning nothing of special interest from any quarter.
CAIRO, "-idsy, June S, 1863.
The Dispatch boat Gen. Lyon, from Vicksburg,
Monday night, has arrived. Firing was kept up all
OF Monday. Gen. Shermsns troops on the RICH,
wing, could be ieen in motion. When the Lyon
left at midnight. conf sgrstion going on in the
city. Some supposed our shells had set the build
ngs fire, while Others coniectured that the Rebels
were destroying their supplies preparatory to sur
rendering.
Gen. Grants numbers and position must be abso-
iutely impregnable in few days. Particulars can
not be given but they of the most cheering char.
scter.
The cleaners Chancellor and Atlantic, loaded with
troops, when near Island No. g., on Wednesday,
were fired on by guerrillas from the Mississippi
shore. One captain and two prvstes were killed,
and several wounded.
CHICAGO, Friday, June s. 1863
A special dispatch from the rear Of Vicksburg,
dated May 3lst, says;
The bombardment Of Vicksburg continues.
All the guns, in position, opened fire at midnight,
and continued their fire until daylight.
The rapidity of the firing was unparalleled.
1t is believed great damage was inflicted by the
Ere.
Twelve Rebels were captured at daylight yes
ierday, eIdeayoring to pickeis and get into
tie city.
found in their possession.
One Of the Rebels, boy, came out Of the city ten
days ago, took the oath Of allegiance, and wac
allowed to go home, five miles back. He will pro-
badly be condemned as spy.
Gen. Joe Johnston is reported to be moving to-
ward jackson, but not in force sufficient TO At
tack us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

FokrRrss MONROE, Thursday, June 9 Is0a
Two large brick buildings on the corner Of wash
iupton and Wide Water streets, Norfolk, were de.
stroyed BY fire Last night. They were used - Gov.
srumep, storshouse All the property belonging to the
Government, except about $1,000 worth, was re.
moved. The fire was no doubt the work Of an in.
cendary.
The flag of truce steamer State Of Maine, in
charge of Capt. John c. Milford, left for City
Poin. this morning She took up 200 Rebel pris.
oners. t...
The steamship S. R. Spaulding, Capt. Howss,
sailed for New bern, N. c., this morning.
The steamer City Of Hudson arrived from New
York this morning. and has resumed her trips be-
tween this place and Norfolk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
THE WAR IN TENNESSEE.
THE REBEL ATTACK On FRANKLIN.
They are Repulsed and Driven
with Loss.
TRIUNE ATTACKED AT THE SAME TlAB.
Another Repulse and Severe Loss.

NAsHuLLK. Friday. June s. 1850.
News from Franklin up to 2 o'clock to-day is that
Col. Band, commanding the garrison, was attacked
by 200 Rebel cavalry yesterday, drove his forces
back into their iptrenchments. They rallied, how.
ever, and repulssd the enemy, with heavy lOss 70
the latter.
Simultaneously an attack was made upon the
forces at Tnune. They were repused with loss
of 200 men, 400 horses, and lot of camp and gar.
rison equipage.
Gen. Granger has ordered all houses Of III fame 10
be vacated by the 9Th inst. There 10 great excite
ment among the fancy"
Six hundred and seventy mine Union soldiers ar.
rived in the city this morning, representing ia Diff
ferent regiments. They will be sent TO their re-
spectve commands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
The Sinking of she Cincinnati-Detaile
Report by the Lieutenant Com
mnndiug.

wAsHIssrox. Friday, June s. 1882
The following detailed report Of the sinking Of
the gunbost Cincinnati has been received 1t the
Navy Department:
MIssIssIpPI SQUADRON. FLAG SHIP BLACK HlwT,}
Above VIcKsBuks. Nay "a. 1868
SIR: In obedience to your order, the Cincinnati
got uuder way this morning at oclOck, and steam
ed slowly down until a little abreast OF where the
mOrtsrs lay. When we rounded TO- the enemy hred
several shots from gun called Whlsthng DICK,
bur soon gave il up. AT half eight, with full
head Of steam stood for the position assigned
TIE enemy fired rapidly and from all their batteries.
When abreast Of our position and rounding 70, a
bali entered the magazine, and she commenced sink
ing rap dly. Shortly after the stsrbOard tiller was
ca red away. Before and after this the enemy Tired
with great accuracy, hitting us nearly every time.
We we're especially annoyed by Pluneipg thos from
tie hIs, and S-Inch rIfed and IO-iBch smooth-bore
sbOts did us much damage.
Tie shots went entirely through our protection
bay and wood And now, finding that the Ne'sel
would slnk, 1 ran her up stream as near The URht
band shore our dauIalsd steering apparatus would
permit. About ten minutes before she sank, we ran
close in, got out one plank and put the wounded
sxhore. We also got hawser Out 10 make fast tc d
tree TO bold her until she sank. Unfortunately, the
men ashore left the bawser without making IL last.
The enemy were still firing, and the boat com
neuced drifting out. sung out 10 the men 10 swim
ashore, thinking We were III deeper waller las was
reportedl than We really were. / suppose about
Is were drowned and 10 killed and wounded and
Ole probably taken prisoner. This will SUN up our
whole loss The boat soDk III about three fathoms
Of water che lies level and can easily he raised,
but lies within range Of tue enemy's batteries. The
Vessel went down with her cOiorp mailed 10 her
nast-or rather 10 the stump Of one--sl three hav
ing been rhot away. Our fire, until the magazine
WE Drowned, was good, end l all saisted did
damage. We only fired al q two-gun water bat
terry.
Very Respectfully, &c, GEO. NJ BACHE,
To A. IL. Admiral. u. ID. PORTER Lieut. Csmnisnd'G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

ARRIVAL OF The 18th AND 18Th REGIMENTS y.
y ve-Ths reception Of the 9th and 3eth Regiments NJ
voa which sIpec,ed to taxa place yesterday and foI
which ali Necessary preparations made delayed
sccoun, Of regiments being detained their passage from
Wsshnston to this city they having len tho former place
about oeock Thuudsy aud not arriving IL jersey
CITY unit, II o'clock las, night Upon their arriving At Jersey
City they were transferred to THE city where at about
O'Clock this morning they found comfortable quarters ct the
Park Barracks
Tn. folio wing I. h. Ha Of officers Of the 18th Regiment
L.u,.n.nt. Coone n. y Alla.on, ksor Anguish. Fuok
Adiu,snt Mel. II, de; Sorseop A. Steele; A"l.t.ut.
Surgeon j. A Robinson, Assi'tsn,.Suseon. c. A. Devsn
dorL
Be-, T. G. F,,nch; al LieuieDsp, Peter A. Roean.
CSmg.ny Buc;Rnin Jo," s''sIj. L.. L,este@ cS W.
' coms.n, cc.p,.n H. c. Pratt, Aid to Den. ssdswck;
"a "a Lsa.n.S " ~. NOTION company
Como.py D-Csp,.. Geo. NJ. Dsnne,ti drt Lieut.. -
COMPANY C,C.p,, y. D. flth.u,s; Ant Lieut., w. War.
r.o A. b. q NJ second Liss,r W. II. Martin.
vii Dot Lieut., ". Scott commanding company second
Lieu, . { has. ". Fairfield
comp.pi.. O. II. l. Ds's Ssh N YM), transferred to
'O u.s..,spsi- Cap, L. cuv.n.rj frat Lieut.. w B.nLs
Ara, LIEUT. W. H. Croft.; second Lieut. v. Bertrand
The follow Ing . list Of the officers Of the Thhty.seventh
Regiment
Covus g. b. Hsymsn; Lieut. Colonel. Gilbert Riordsn
M.ior, wm. DsLacy. Adjut.nt. Jsmes Hs.ryi surgeon
VII O'Messh.r; Acknowledgment, w. scbsrnshoru;
Ouarterms. er Joba Plsoni Chaplain Rev Peter Ts'o,
(.usis.-Co. A. PLinp Doherty Co. Il, Richard j.
Murphy. Co. L. Jane. Il OBsirnr Co D. John Long: Co.
T. n Msyu,s, 20 Anthony }. DiEnsnI Co. O. James
b. Clarke GO II. William Bird, j. Co. /. VIM 7. Clarke
Go X Jonathan w. barley.
First Lsut-nsn,s-J.mss Keslsn. Simon Gsvacsy, Lag
Va.sors, ii.m Byne C. b. Potter. S. huntey. John
kirrnsn (woundeo. and n'issins in sctiopl -,
second Lie ienants-MHtin Goss Martin Consoy, James
Bo,Is Owsp 8rshsm, James Bmith Bsrtb OLssry James
MeDsrmott Henry v. Psmbsitou. Ls,sps Bsnis Walter
L. Hull
0u.rtslmss,sy ssIssAat--Jswes u. Shsppsrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
PROM GEN. sTAHEL,s COMMAND.
Tho skirmish NJ Fairfax Court-IIouse-
OMcial Report Of Gen. stahel.

WAsaIsoros, Friday. June 5. 1863
The following telegraph was received hero this
morning:
FAIHvAI Cornr.iorsH. Va ThGr'dsy. June 4. 1862
Lt-COL }. II. TAILOR Chief Of stat and A. 40.
All is quiet aloug our lines snd in front, on the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad. This morning
when tho relief passed, our picksts were attacked
on Sswyer's Road by guerrss. Col. Gray at once
started with about 100 men in search Of them, but
could find nothing Of them in the woods. He then
went on TO scout the whole country, and when he
passed Frying Pan bis rear guard was attacked by
about 100 Rebels, who were hidden in u thick wood.
Col. Gray turned bis column and charged the Reb-
OILS, who fed in great hsste through the woods. We
followed them up to Adde'S, and from there returned
via Dranesve. Our loss is three wounded and
some horses wounded. We captured their surgeon,
DR.. Alexander. ]. srAHIL, Msjor.General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

Interesting Rebel Rebel
Efforts In Encouraging Dissension Mt
the NORTH" Trsps 10 Catch Green West.
ern HOosiers.
Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune.
REAR OF VIcKsBuRo, May rs. 1859
During the recent occupation Of the city Of Jack
con by tbs Union Army, Gen. j. III. futile, CON-
mandng division in Shsrman's Army Corps, made
bis headquarters ut the house Of y. T. Cooper esq.,,
the editor Of The Jaekson Missss,ppian. Among
the papers which the fugacious editor left behind
him. was the following letter from Douglas M. Ham
utop politician Of some note 10 Louisiana, and bis
reply thereto. send you copies They contain an
interesting chapter in the sscre. history Of the
Rebellion. The originals in the bands Of Gen.
Iuttle, subject 10 the inspection Of the curious.
NEW LAUREL HILL PosrOyrIcE.
WEST fsLcIASA. La, Feb II, 1868
10 ne Edtoys o| The MissfssDDians
nihs; in your paper Of tia 9th inst. u an edito-
ai article to which desire " call Jour attention.
~ headed "Ihe Future Of the Confederate
etates This paper, for some reason, failed TO come
oy mall 10 due season. and arrived ~ the same time
" ~ine oil The following week. or j should have
esed your notice 10 it Since that date, you
ra'e 'n'srsvd IN article INTENDED lw DeBSws Re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
FROM NORFOLK.
risn,-PP from Richnend,
etc.

Frsn Our Special Correspondent
NORFOLK, Va, June 4, 1863
Tho large warehouse Of Mr.. Hardy, situated on
Chamberlns Wharf, was set on Hre Last evening
by some Secession miscreant and completely de-
stroyed. The premises were partially occupied for
qusrtermasers purposes but at the time OF the fire
but very little Government property was stored in
the building. The flames spread rapidly and com.
municated to tho adjoining buildings, which were
also consumed. Owing to the energy and good
management of Capt. Edwin Ludlow, Quartermas-
ter who was promptly at the scene Of coufagration,
and to whom too much praise cannot be awarded
for GOODNESS and efficiency. nearly all the property
Of the Government belonging to bis department was
expeditiously and safely removed. The property Of
the Sanitary Commission stored in one OF the build
iDgs destroyed was also saved, although in dam
aged condition. Two or three attempts have been
made to fire the building, doubtless under the i'm
preston tina. it contained large amount OF Govern
ment stores, ammunition, etc. Owing to the sa-
gscity and tact Of Capt. Ludlow, however, the
wretches were foiled in their calculations, and tue
Government loss is mere trife, probably not ex-
ceedng 50 600. The less falls mos. heavily upon
the owners Of the buildings, upon which there was
no insurance, and which were valued vt about $IO-
GOO. Had il not been for the ineficency Of the Fire
Department, the fire would have been subdued be-
fore much damage was done. With such an i'm
mense amount Of Government property at rick here,
it would seem expedient TO make more suitable ar
rangemeuts for successfully combating the tery
element.
hear q rumor here, through Secesh sources
which preends TO give later intelligence from Vcks
burg than appeared In the Richmond papers Of
Saturday, and later than received from Union
sources. The story is to the effect that Grant has
retired TO Edwards Depot, which believe Is on
the Jackson and Vicksburg railroad, and that the
investment OF Vicksburg Is virtually ended after
great slaughter Of our forces. do not know what
reliance is to DO placed upon the report, and only
send it part Of Secesh news, secretly circulated
here. Notwithstanding the almost superhuman ex.
erions Of the military authorities 10 suppress 1t,
the underground mail from here TO Richmond runs
quite regularly, and very often brings intelligence
rs Trustworthy and late the legitimate convey
Females are the most successful blockade runners,
and they sometimes aver that they pass and repsss
the road 10 Richmond by proper permits. However
this may be, il is certain that women do somehow
TO have extraordinary facilities for communica-
ton with tie Rebel capital legitmstcly Or ilhctly.
Probably they msrspresent the means.
The steamboat City Of Hudson, Capt. Martin,
arrived this morning to take her place on the
between this and Fortress Monroe Sac made tho
run in about 20 hours the shortest time OIL record.
The City OF Hudson is the fayore boat in this De-
partlent, and deservedly. w. w. 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
Gen. Joe Johnston Reported 70 be- Adj
vancing ON Memphis.

fHILADrlPHiA, Fridsy. June 1853.
special dispatch from Cincinnati to-day to The
Buittin, but entirely discredited by that paper,
says:
"A report is current here to-day that Gen Joe
Johnston, instead of marching on Gen. Grants rear
10 relieve Gen. Pemberton is advancing in force on
Memphis. The report comes in various shsPes, and
10 somewhat credited"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
Paymen, Of Tyoou. In Tennessee.

LoUInIILs Fndsy' jane o. ioo''
Special Agent Gallagher, Acting United States
Depository, yesterday received from the Treasurer
Of the United States IS 600 900, Of which 500 OOo
has been distributed 70 Major Allen, PavwasIer Tor
our troops in Tennessee,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
The second Mnssachusetts Cavalry.

BosTos, Friday, June 5, 1853.
A detachment Of cavaI,y-l0O men-left Read
vile this afternoon for Warrington These recruits
were chiefly from California, aud filled up the Mac
sschusetts Cavalry TO the minimum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
The Cnse Of the Chicago Times.

CHICAGO, Friday, June 5, 1863
In the case OF The Chicago Times agt the Mill
tary Authorities the counsel asked for and obtained
leave to withdraw the bill asking for an injunction
and the case Was dismissed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
The folio,
passenger:

Iarsebkcir.
Mrs RuasI End son, Mrs Lsonsrd Mss Holloway and
sis.rs Mise Bsnhhesd Mrs NJ. Dumopt y. N Ivsns. lady
child and servant Geo Ulricb. lady children and servant
Geo. Denisop J. Essspon add lady J. Ven Bergen.
Mr.. Csspat ard fsmy Dr.. Glmon aud lady MI Csssrn
J. Davidson. Mr. Roda, \. J ". Smith Mrs y +. Adler,
Mrs Turner Mu VIM Hunt. children and servants,
Mia. Phdu. Mi.s Tsor, Mrs Miss Le,ehford and child,
Mrs. Blair y. V. Audibsst, DIR. Porter J. o. Seymour
q A. s..msn, Mrs q. ". Bowen, Nj Medium. Mr. Long
Mu Gr,~oid aud child. c. NJ. Snow. II. T. Hall, J. T.
Fi.ohsr r. H. Bsylsy Mrs T. Oystt, Mrs Davis Mr.
haze lady servant aud children; Mr sHd Mrs Rand
Mr.. Dunbar sod children. Mr. O. Psh-y. children aud
nur.e Mrs Mhtsnb-ig-r and children; Mr.. and Mrs
Greenwood ehildrs2 sua 'gJpii Mis-. Mb,cEb.r
ia. Th.bspd. 3 Gs'ehsn. surbech, Maso, Mr.. sarh
=. Eovin., ~ Heath. Mrs Hoehn and .on Mrs. Stale
nan q. w. Frueh, w. Fnek, Howard VIM Graves
A. Grand lady ssd children Mr. sud Mrs McSt.s. family
g. Cement and Mr Rsyn.ud Sister aud children
~ Dospst and LADY, C. W. Lyus G Buter p Bis.enser,
Col Hs~l; T. Blodg-,t L-r, oil Her..,, 10Th Msiue
wounded, G n. Churchill; c. Burle; G. Hasgery
O y swim C. Y. Spencer NJ Long Mr. and Mrs Caldwell,
snd servant, Mr. and Mr., Hartman and Paul Jus- hl.
I. Drousl; Dr. w. Mercer aid soryant Misc l.. Lauge
M H. Morgan 2etilden and .srvsnt, J. +. St.gg lady
nd child Rein Il. flumner Miss Cuiti. and servant "
Bradbury Made George, Miss Young aud servant and "a In
steersge
From Hsvsn.-Mr Orchard. Mr. J. Hernandez Mr.
Barnes Mr. Henry Mrs. LoeAvooa Miss Loci sood PATH
Dsley, and ave tteerase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
The following General Order has been Issued:

HEADQUARTERS AMY or rHg PorosAc. !
CAMP sEAk FALMOUTH, Va, June ], 1903.
GKsrR,L ORDER No. 59--The attention OF thu st.f De-
cal ed TO paragraph GENERAL order NO. H. from
thee b, sdducrt-rs of March H. 1903
There bu, responsible head In each organization.
whether b. regiment brigade division, or corps All OF
der affecting the movements OF command It's property or
hen the saisenss OF tho service require more In
scou thsn transmission through 'Id'nay channels wiz al
low orders instructions must IN all cases be
furnished the commander Of the troops that the .pnt
The soovensni,ned rs..s.ph and ps.s 'S and '''
Without. perfect chain OF responsibility through COM
confusion aud disorganiiaon would most ineva-
No horse. other snmsls the property Of the United
States by capture othewise cold TO an Officer viii here
ster tho amy without permission frosi the
Chief QuaeTms.to Such .nals are selected and sold
nonins price to -sbe officer. to perform their du.ie'
aud needed for the public service must II not In
lured 10 returned ct their cost aud not disposed OIL o.
r,ht. ne, u,
det or any part Of the country occupied by the enemy
Tbis OF property conirsbsd OF war and liable 10
b. .s.ed BY ,as: ip,'' OF .iessoa W u tos
IS. WILLiAss AdiusIt General
NAVAL ORDERS AND PROMOTIONS.
The following orders and promotions were made
by the Navy Department on Tuesday:
somervs Nicholson. ordered to the command
Of tho hon:e ad steamer SsnsaToo.
Acting Epsisn h Coz ordered 70 The steamer Union.
Acting A..sn Surgeon O. w Hatch ordered to the
ship BTsndy~in 49,
steamer State Of Georgia
Acting Ensign O. johnson and j. B. De- C.msrs Of tho
8 Com Hull. promoted to Acting Masters for gal
liant conduct Ia action.
Acting Master. Mate A II. H.cks of the u s. sean or
promoted to Acting Eussn. for gallant conduct
In action. .
Acting Masters Mate Harrison Miller ordered 10 the steam
sloop Shenandoah
A,tins A''ssut Psyma.ter A. j. Wright ordered to the
pr.ctic.-sbip Marion.
Acting Assistant P.yma'ssr C. A. DOwnss. ordered to
steamer Aries.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Collins D. White ordered to tho
steamer Penguin.
Carpenter Geo. T. Anderson, ordered to tho Navy.YHd,
Mare lslapd. California
rsymsstsr j. Richardson, ordered 10 The steam isss
Wabash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
From Washington.
WASHINGTON. Friday. Jane 5. 10

WILMINGTON, FndAy, Jane ), IBtJ
CHANGING DATES OF PASSES.
A number Of soldiers and few officers have re-
Gently been arrested aud placed in the Old Capitol
Prison for forging and changing the dates Of mill
nry passes. This practice has been resored TO to
very great extent, but stringent rules hereafter
to be enforced by the military authorities, and who.
ever are found guilty Of the oiiense will be in dau'
ger OF suffering the legal penalty attached to the
crime Of forgery.
THE REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE ISSUE OF
ARMY ORDERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS
THE ATTACK ON PORT HUDSON.
A Severe and Desperate Fight.
BRIG. Gen. Sherman Badly Wounded.
Col. Palne and Brig.Gtn. Ritkenon Killed.
Col. Cowles Of the 128th New ork Killed
Our Loss Nearly Three Thousand.
ANEGR0 REGIMENT BADLY CUT UP.
|rig. Gen. Sherman Badly Wounded.
,ol, Cowles of the l28th New.York Killed
Our Loss Nearly Three Thousand
A NEGRO REGIMENT BADLY CUT UP.

THEY FOUGHT CALAMITY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-12

with THAT black day OF uninsGiT"hle 2Gismity
when tho philaEthrcpic Tazhco nation began
to interest itself IN ta0ir lot. The poo: a5uij
now know bow crdsl ere the :tt.,,uT p,a:ciea
OF The wGka ad.
One good, however, will como ou; 5i ,his
partial evil; when tho way IL nye., :7leS
tho bssO foe snail haso been sconsgnl bach
into ha uwn county, and tho d:a9riaily *.
glomaEstion which Ii i|'a:o u.liad sVcirty
shall hsve balas 10 pic es: aud stY tvco
States shall bo drinking TO the dress tho Iii.
ter cup of anarchy snd desolA:ion, onr ;;ss!i-
tutions, as we do firmly truH snd ao:iess,
will stand more firmly, adl bsvo hyO:drr,
deeper base, and moro orderly davol0pmHHt,
and surGr guarantees to. psIp2sui.y than eG-
er bofore. Alter that short irorzy III ucgro
freedom, with it's torriblc peh=lty, i'd ali over
and gone, aid its unhappy riclia.s, the "c0;.
trabnnds," are al dead, ptstoes i1r many 9
day will roll tlcic eve struck oyas, " hen
they spesk of Yshkees, with ploGs thankful
ness that they escaped the clutches Of the
emsnaipAtors Of tho Human R.cs.