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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-15
from The New Yu.k Times Sa3lt


II is reported TINT private advcas have
baon received in this city Irnm Fortress Mon
roe, stating tbst l00O0 Federal troops ar
rived there On the 5.h instant as reinforce
nenta, and imuedistely moved forward ftr
rha stack on Richmond.
There is no doubt that Cen. HooEsr ias re-
crossed the Earpahaanock
II is also st2ted that Gen Stcneman Gsa.
K.yes--El. Timss] Was lying at tbs White
House. on the On instant, s1c securing rein
foFcsmtn.s by transports, via York River,
when hs iu1ns6is.ejy move3 forward to Rich
mond.
This people Of this city ere in tie highest
state Of enthusiasm over this news.
AFFAIRS ACROSS THE RApPiHlNNocE.
PHlLADEIpRli, Sunday, May 10.
Tha following intelligence Is from tho
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Casualties.

We publish elsewhere some account OF
the late fgh. in Tcnns,ses, In which Gen.
jr"sin'. Bdgadewa. premin emily engaged
and suffered considerabls loss Captain
hnks company WAS in a ~a,m place m
viii be ssen by the following, which has
been furnished Us for public .,ion:
List OF ca uaitics in Capt. Kirk's Gem
Pany 3D. Let q. Z. v. In tn. battl. Of ,h.
2S'h Oct. near Lookout Mountain, Tenn:
killsd-Nons.
Capt. }. II Kirk. slightly in neck O~ .u
Gr"goy, severely 10 hand u. }. Wallace,
severely in arm; J. ". Cr.n shaw, sIirh,iv
in hand; James Flynn. siighsIy in ha.d +;
Thomas Flynn, slightly in side I; J. 4. FaiI.,
.!'Eh'Iy in hand; 7. +. Hilton. slightly in
breast; WIN. T.. Ni.1st, slightly 10 h,ad :
w. a. Rieh.rdson, slightly IN arm; AL
Taylor. slightly In shoulder; ". G. Dos,,r
slightly in breast Severely wounded a
slightly wounded Io-,olal u.
}. III. KIRK, Capt
Co I'D" Ist S.C.V.
The following are the casuallies in Com.
P"ny a. ospt. w. q. Stswar,) 5th = C..
Regimen:
"osndsd: LIEUT. W. w. Patterson, arm
aud hand; SergL II. T. Cauth~u, severe: p
u. Msek-y. hand; }. J. HaRin., slight; W..
Robinson, bruised on right ankle;J ]. ID.
Carnss, very ~light and missing; &C
Davis, do.
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Bombardment Of Fort Sumter.

The ensmy's fre on Fort Sumter is grad.
saily decreasing. A brisk ere last about an
hour and half or two hours WAS kept up
Friday morning by three Monitors and Bat
terry Grsgg-,he ere of ths latter being di.
rscsrd mostiy against the Southwest angle
Of the fort. aud that Of the former apon the
Eastern paneope The falling dsbris now
serves the excellent purpose, ss We Learn,
Of rsry ma.erialiy stssngi iheAing the dsfsn-
ses ofths fort
On Thursday night General Bsaurepard
and Col. Alfred Rhsit waited Sumter and
msde full examination Of The condition Of
thc-Fort 80.
During Thursday night, fifty eight rlfed
shots were fred from Battery Gregg, ,wen.
ty-ons sf ~hich missed the fost. The only
s"oa'ty Thursday nigh. was Psisais. Ia.
render. Of the 9Th George, who reesi,sd
assssre nssh wosnd in -ehs back from a
fragment Of she'll.
The number Of shots fred 10 sunset on
Friday wss oas Hundred and. s,iy.three
Fs''sd tfop Basssry Gregg. one hundred
nissty-thsee moriar she.ia from Cdmrsisv.'
Point Battery ssnd n,nesy tiftesu iach shslIs
from the Moni,essi making q total Of tour
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Texas Items.

The citizens Of Union iIiii, In Washing.
don county. are Furnishing soldisrs' fsmiIi. 8
In The beat with provisions q, shs follow ins
prices in Confederate money Corn dsliv.
e'sd At tho mill. 30 cents per bushei; bacon
S2f cent. per .pousd; beef, ~ eea,s Der
p"S"d pork, 40 cents per posnd; cotton
70 cents per Posad. wool. rs cents Der
pound. etc.
III. PC" writes to the Telegraph from
Sslsssc. That he has one to two ,bou..sd
bushels ofeorn ihs, bs will cell 20 soldi,,. .,
DO cents per bushei. or give u TO th, f.m;.
lies Of soldiers who are posl and will sell
h'' meat. &c.. Al specie prices, and ssessss
Coafsdsrats nancy at Ear.
The T.i.g,.pb pss,i.A-. . liz, Of forty
or tfiS psrsoas who oG,r 10 sell corn A
DO cents per ba.hsl 10 the families of SOP
dies.
The Texas Paper MsnufaeturipS Comoa.
ny hss been 'esgnnisrd. psssAaa~d mill on
the Comal spriag. and ordered ns.hiussy
from Es'ops
TIE pssss 10 much ssiisisd spon the
:"sest Of ses'ea fsasds. 1sves,igshou b
demanded.
C"tie1ss I,sownsviils 40 ss.s.. ..d
% .ssass al haemo,.s. ti.s, elssssssse BEING
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hundred and twenty six, seventy nine OF
which missed or passed over.
. The Rag staff wss cut away during the
day and replaced, under heavy iire, by Ser,
Rcan'. w. ID. Cnrris, Company ", and Cor:
pofai c. Montgomery, Company c. 25,h s.
C. Volunteers.
One Of the encmy's shells unfortunately
exploded near group Of the 9th Georgia
Friday morning. killing two men, wounding
two men severely and ten slightly. The
lronsides still remains quiet
Fort Meultric replied throughout the day
Friday. making some splendid sho,s.--
Courier, 7th inst
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HOUSES AND LOTS
For Rent.

OFFER TO RENT for the ep.uSnc
y year three eligible Lots, situate in the
Village Of Lancaster-No. I, 2 and ..
Lot No; i avacant Lot, froa,ing on
Dunlap and French Streets, sad eoptsins
about one aero Of ground.
Lot No. ., joins No. !, and fronts on
French Street. Il contains very hand,
some new dwelling, one and half stories
high, with Six neatly finished Rooms. On
the premises il good Kitchen, Stables.
aud all other necessary convsnleMces. hia
altogether one Of the most desirable plaess
in the Village OF Lancaster.
Lot Ne. 3. joins Lot No. .. ard, fronts ON
Church aud French Street. hcoutaios \
small, bat'esa,fortsble dwelling, all sssss-
sary outbuildiDgs, aud good work shep.
Psrsons desiring to rent either, or ait sf
the above desrcribsd Lois wsuid do we'll IA
make early application.
JAMES M. INGRAN.
oct.s2I, 1863, arr
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NOTICE OF ESTATE SALE,

By the permission Of Z. +. Hammond,
Ordinary Uf Lancaster District, and agssss-
BILE To the provisions Of the last viii an&
Testament Of William Reed, deed. Twill
sell on the 18th day Of Novem bsr nsxt, a.
the late residence Of the dec d., in Lancaster
Distric,, all. the Psrishabls property not
othsr~ise disposed OF by the said Teststor.
Conditions made known on day Of sale.
ISABELLA A. REED,
Exscutrix-
Nov. 1, 1864. 29-3t.
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LATER FROM THE MoUSrAIss.-ws wsrc
happy TO learn yesterday from Colonel Lit.
tie, aid 10 the Governor. that letter had
been received at the Executive Office from
Governor Vance, dated at Marshall, Madi.
son county, on the Id Instant, Furnishing
tho pleasant Intelligence that the enemy
had rrtired from thi. State 10 East Tenn,
e''ee. They committed damaging dorrcda.
Gons on private individuals and effects. a,
Is their custom, wherever they went, and
took OH several promipent loyal citizen.
=" chains, bot that portion Of our Sta:e ID
Tree from them again, and We hore Il may
remain 80 ior the balance Of the wint,r--
Rai Progress.
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Death of an Editor.

James NJ. Henderson. Esq. a native, We
believe. of North Carolina, died a, this place
on the 9Th mat. from pulmonary di.en.s,
contacted in the m,li,a'y ssrvice. Mr.
hsndsr.on was st ono time engaged in this
office in the capacity Of Foreman. Subse.
qusR.ly he edited. consees,irrly. the Con.
cord IN. e. } GaEene and Chapel Hill Ga
srh" lie Mas young man Of considerable
sn'ryy aud spirit, with g.utismsnIy and
sgrssabis manners. His remains were in.
tered in the rrssby terian Church \ ard on
Friday with religious aud military honots.
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ESTATE NOTICE,

Persons indebted 10 the Estate Of wu.
Reed, desss sed, are requested to make nav.
msnt to the undersigned, and persons hav.
ing demands against The said deceased ar.
hsrcby notified to present them to me with.
in tho time prescribed by law.
ISABELLA A. REED,
Exccutrix.
Ost IL, lS63, 3S-4t.
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From the North Georgia and Ten.


nessee
The Atlanta Register has rumor, which
is not credited, that Bragg is falling back
upon Dalton.
Tho Federals have evacuated i.oudan,
crossing the river and burning their bridge
bcind them. Our cavalry haze been ordered
10 Tint place. Gen. Vaughn has returned
TO swestwater from SEQ ut in the mount
laihs, bringing with him as prisoners one
Captain aud seventeen prva,ex Of Bryson's
command. They also killed seven. making
twenty hve, which was about one third If
Bryson's whole force. There are now no
Fedcrals this side tho Tennessee ri, or in
that section.
The expedition into East Tennessee has
thus Tar been eonpIste success. If the
forces from Bristol come down from tho
North, as Stevenson and jackson advance
from the South, Burnside will be com.
pressed between the two armies, and must
evaenate the country either through Cum.
berIand Gap or by way Of Sparta to Nash
vile.
Generals Reynolds now commands in
Athens. Tennessee. He has turned hi. at
tcnlion to the civil administration Of The
district which he governs. The store houses
that were filled when the Federal Iegions
occupied the place are accessible 10 South.
ern soldiers aud Confederate notes supplant
"gresnbacks" in the mats If trade. His
men strut through the streets arrayed in
all the toggery OF Yankee vanity and spler-
dor, and a commissariat which n Nyi,arile
might have enjoyed, opens it's stores 10 tho
hungry soldiery Of the South.
The operations Of Gen. Reynolds are not
confined to these minor matters. lie is
collecting supplies To sustain the army duI
ring the ~inter, and gathering the soldiers,
now exchanged, who were fur!ourh.d at
tho fall Of Vicksburg.
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Cold weather 10 now upon US in csrncst--
There has been heavy frost. with considerable
Ice. for the last two mornings We hope the
soldiers arc in the minds Of everybody. Let
all who are able TO do so bestr themselves In
the effort TO provide comfortable clothing for
the destitute IN the army.
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having retrented) which place 10 within
two miles Of Knoxville, behind The enomy,.
dsfencss. =.
The Snlian Of Turkey hns proposed by
telegraph 10 purchase the Laird rebel rams
at 10000 pounds each. Lzirds workmen
are again employed In 6nishing aud fitting
out one OF the ran,s.
a prisoner taken at .Charlestsn says the
ironsidss cannot 60 North nor take part Ia
the bo,nbnrdment. lie says the iron plates
on the lrons'dss were all loosed by the tor
pedo. They have been kept steadily at the
pumps ever since.
report from Cincinnati says: aAn ex.
araordinary case Of treason has recently
cometo light, having for its oLjec, the over
throw Of The State Govrrnmvnt, and the
relief o: the rsbol prisoners at Camp Chase,
The capture Of the Arsenal ut Columbus,
and tbs release Of one John Morgan and
his officers. The conspiracy was brought
to lghrbS those detectives who w.rc sup.
posed by parties to be implicated with The
rebel Government as spies Many arrests
have been made.
The New York Herald states ,is, the
smali Pox has broken out among the Con.
fsderato prisoners in Fort Delaware. There
were $50 cases last "Wednesday.
Joseph Gallucha,, Esq, has determ inc
10 prepare, in permanent and durable form
an historical account Of tho life and. death
OF each and every martyr Of Clarendon Dis.
irici. Information may be addressed 10 him
at Manning.
a gentlemen who left Washington City
on tho 18th October, inform% the editor of
tho Abingdon Virginian that Lincoln never
leaves the White. House " i,hout a body
guard of 18th soldiers. Whom hu rides in
his carriage the guard are mounted on hand.
some black horses.
Tho Postofiice Department ha, given no.
lice that letters and packages will b.. con.
vsyed b, public express across u. Mi.sis.
w. WY " "'""uoo OF Mer'd'an
Miss, at the rate Of forty cents tho single
letter, and for,v .e.,. ~, .,., .d,,;,;.s.,
hs,f ounc, ar fr,.,;o, ,,.,.,,r 49,, -, .".
pos,up. can h, Maid and I.,,., s,-m.-s-S :,
any posto flee in Tho C..,f,d.,,,. So.
,r
The Army and Navy Gazette states lha,
"ene'" neaureg"rd having reported that
al N
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Capt. r. n. sirAsas. A. A. A. @. Of Hoods
Daviuscr, has our thanks for 4 bundle Of kte
papers. Capt. 8. reached home on Sunday Last.
We learn, through note from him, that our
wounded In the late battle are doing well, and
that nearly all have got back TO the rear.
We regret to learn, from the newspapers.
that Capt stnms wss himself wounded. which
we presume 10 tho occasion of his coming home.
He had narrow escspe,a ball passing through
his coat and causing severe confusion Of the
arm
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Fine Stoo1E.
Ny ttough.brsd Horse
DAPPLE JOHN

will stand the ensuing Spring Season, com.
mencing the hrst week In March, at my
residence near Hanging Rock.
DAPPLE lOHN Is fuil.blooasd Jenss
ana Canadian. lie Is so we'll known in this
section that II is scarcely necessary to say
anything Ia comrnendatios Of his supsrio,
Qualities Ills Colt speak for themselves,
ana 'nsy are unhesitatingly Hyonouheed by
good Judges to be among the best stock of
cur country. For Gnensss Of form, spirited
appearance and activity or motion, he 10 moi
eSsclied by any horse 10 the state.
Mares from distance can be aecomns
dated with stabling and pastures. ..
Terms: fer the 1nsurancs $4,000.
JAMES 81. INGRAM.
Feb 25, 1883, S-u
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NOTICE.

l OST or mislaid--a box directed 10 Mr..
IL Jersmiah FSnderburk, Sr. Said boz
va. taken from II. II. Morgans' Hotel in
Chsraw. in the month Of April. BY g.ntls-
man who had been to Rockingham Factory
and think resides 10 Lancaster District
whose name ] do not remember. I hope
this will arrest his attention or the attention
OF the gentleman with whom the box waa
deposited, as ] instructed the gsntlsnap to
leave II about White Plains TO be Forwarded
to the owner. Any information conrsrninp,
Il will be- addressed to jeremiah Fender.
burg, or the Sheriff u Lancaster District.
and the parties will be literally compsnsa.
ted.
r. J. INGRAM.
Nov. 4, 1863, sat
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North Carolina Elections.

The ieturns indicate that Turner (conssrva
tve) Is elected over Arlington In the Fifth
District Leach tconservative) it Is thought
has beaten hcC'se. Christian. II Is thought, has
beaten Ashe Gimer Is elected In the 9th
Disuict Lander is ahead i'm the sih District,
with Cleveland and caiswba Counties to hear
FROM
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NOTICE OF ESTATE SALE.
GIN. THOMAS.
Major General.

by order Of p. I. Hammond, Ordinary Of
Lancaster District, Z will cell nj the lat.
residence Of III. ID. Hilton, deed on the
2s'h inst, the personai Estate consis,inp Of
iiorses. Cattle. iogs, Corn and Fodder,
Plantation Tools. one likely negro glri
abont 10 er l5 years old, add other articles
too tsdious to mention.
Terms, made known on day Of sale.
MEL. HILTON, Adm'r.
Nov. u, 1863. A0-at
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STATE OP SOUTH cARoLTNI
ADJ'r AND INSP'TR GEMS OFFICE
COLUMBIA, November q, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS No Al


GENERAL ORDERS NO ~.
I THE snrolin,snt dirscled 10 bs mad.
IL by General Orders No. 81, heretofore
issued from thi. Office, 10 pursuance Of Tn.
Ac' OF The General Assembly, Both srp,em.
Der iS6s, being about completed, IL !. here
ny announced that, unless a sufficient nun.
Der Of companies Of Mounted Infantry are
oii.red a. volunteers bsfv,e the twelfth day
ot Novembsr inst, to meet the Objects oro.
vidsd h~'by said act orders will be issora
To form COMPANIES OF infantry from the If.
ieot,vs men so enrolled and liable 10 State
service under said Act, and 10 orpanizo
t!,sm into Battalionsmnd Regiments. M nro.
vided for by said Act.
". Noihfg IN this ordar is intended IA
prevent two or more companies of cavalry
aud one OF artillery from being srcepted II
offered by the time above specified. -
w Ha sufficient nnmber of room. ,.,,
not be raised from The epcrsons directed 10
be enroiied under this Net, then a call n,as
be madcicr nm. additional number und'a
the Act Of 6th vebursry, 1868, '
by .command.
A. Z. GARIINGTON.
,Adja,ant and laspector Gencsai 3. G..
iO-u
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$50 Reward.

PANAWAY shout the lst May last, .
~ negro girl named Jane, belonging to
tho ESTATE Of A. A. Coff.y, deed. Said ne
gro Is 10 or l6 years old, sbout Eve feet
high, very dark and has very large feet, toes
Inclined outward. | will pay Fifty Dollars
for tho apprehension and delivery Of said
negro to me or il lodged in any Jail 20 thas
l can get her.
r. c. POTTS, AdDs'r.
Nov. 4, lse3, S9-Sm.
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.
h"vkSEsTs OF THE PREsiDExr.--On
Toesday President Davis. In company with
Gen. Beauregard, Gen. GiIner, Col Harris
and number OF other officers. visited Salh
vans Island and inspected the for,iic stions
on that side Of th. harLor. with which his
Exce''eney expressed himself ighly pleased
On his way To- Sullivan's Island the Pr..i
dent stopprd for Ting on board the flag
ship Of our littlo squrdron Of iron.ci.d.,
and also availed hi".slG Of the opportunity
to gain closer Wow OF the ruins Of grim
old Fort Sumter. After having seen all
the works on The Island, the Presidvnt and
party innched with Gen. Ripley. and then
ret'uned 10 the s'ty.-Mereury, 5A inst.
DErAmroRE or PrEsrpssf DAvr.-Pre.
idsn' Davis and suite took their departure
Thursday morning Tor Richmond. Yhs
Presiden, was accompanied from the resi-,
idenco of Governor Aiken by General Bean
regard and Aids. and other officers and eiii.
Gems, to 'hs Depot Of the Northeastern
Rail Road. where a special trrin had been
prepared for his reception. A large crowd
civic aad military, gathered shout the Drpo,
10 witness the Piesid~nt's departure.
About eight o'clock the signal va. given
when General Bsaursgard and the party &C.
somPanying him took cordial leave Of tho
Prssidsnt 10 The ears. aad stopped out again
ON the platforp. The Train than .,o,.d
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NOTICE.

fINHE psb!ie are hereby warned asainst
Il trading far n note, for Eleven ilandreA
and Fifty Dollars (SlI5O) given BY mo in
favor Of I.sndy Johnson aud Hsrod John.
son, administrators Of Mrs. Elizabeth Small.
deceased, for negro woman aad child |:
dated On or abeut the 9th day of Novsmbsr
ls62, and dse at twelve months. The
property for which said note was given
having proved 10 have been unsouud st the
time Of purchass. | will not pay il unless
compelled by law.
J. f. ROLLINGS.
Nov. 4, 1868. S9-at
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FOR THE LAscAsTER LEDGER.
Nkax RArraHAxKocx, Va,

Y NEAk kAPfAHAEKocK, Va,
Oct. 23, 1853
| hR EDITOR I'VE are again In camps,
after march OF some ten or twelve dsys
You have been informed before this, Of our
advance upon Meads, and Of his falling
back upon Washington, Sc. Our army
did not pursue farther than Nsnnnssa June.
lion. Contrary TO our expectations, we
were Informed on the morning after The
light Of Bristol station, that the can,pai,n
was ended, that all had been accomplished
thai ~ns intended viz. the driving back o,
fhs onemy, gising US full possession OF the
railroad from Manassa TO Richmond. Th.
only part OF the plan which had not been
executed up TO that time, WAS the dsstruc
lion Of tho railroad, which has now been
entirely completed.
| The distance from Mannas,a to this place
Is about thirty-fivo miles. All the railroad,
including bridges and t.ss!s, frcm Mannas.a
here, have been torn up and burnt. The
way in which the job was done, makes il
compiste destruciion--the cross tire. being
piled mp in heaps aud the iron railipss
placed on top, fire was made of the whole.
The heat OF the FIRE bending the iron nj.
most double. The iron can DO used again,
but will have to be taken TO the shops and
ssraitsned. Tho enemy had lately pot tho
road, "a far as their linz. .xt.,d.d 4, "a
srdsr; In many places new iron and eros.
tires had been pm, down. Tn. new bu;,d.
ings al the diffsrsn, stations. .rset,d nv ~.
enemy for storing their supplies, w.r. all
destroyed together with VERY considerable
amount Of eommissary stores.
The fight ut Bristol stn,Iou did moi La,
more than an hour. We consider /, NOR.
of . skirmish ti,un a Rybt. The on,v ,,oo,.
engaged wss two Brigade. OF IIs,b. Div;.
ioa--Gsn. Cooks and Kirkland,, flat, PET.
,igrswsl by u,ismsn.g-m~nt on ,hs mar,
Of the Divisioa comm and.r, one Of our
batteries w.s i.st exposed ~i,ho., an,
! soppori, sod was captured bv tho .kir.
mish line Of the ensmy. The Ioss In m.
engagement on our side, 10 the best .fm-
judg msn,, w.s about TOO killed, $50 woun.
ded, and il 10 stxisd by membsrs Of ,hs dif
frrent regimsHts ia tb. 6xhs ,ha, We los,
about 200 in prisoa~rs. We think IN. Yxn.
kss loss NO, 80 severe ia killed, bows,.r
We could not girs correct estimate, m
they buried the most Of their dead before
leaving The most Of their wounded fen
into our hapds At Manaa.sa the o.x, day,
whittier they had bssn taken Tor treatment,
The amount Of prisoners takss on on,
march altogether, i. rasiousiy s,.isd q,
from 1000 10 1000. Ths cavalry were Che
principal actor. in their capture.
Since We have been hers nothing has
happened Of interest except cavalry BRUSH
above Wsrre"ton. in which Stewart cap
torsd about 400 p'i.oasr., few wagons
aud smbulAnc-s. Il 10 not thought thas We
will sema'o h're loag, bu. win GaII back to
the south side OF the R.pidao Riyc, IN ara,
old position. ~
The infrr'nss that draw fsom the move
l. ksI