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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-16
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albany. 10. gprtt. ueber ben SsItrts
gen l1nfal duf Der @entraltatn bsrtGten mir
fsrner, baB, ais Ger 3u8 al pem DapnBraoe
anlam9ts, asraoe peltlin pom OubltY Obfsr-
patOriurn, 2 ODER 8 pofaeter<Wasen IN 6Olse
etner M%usoebnung Der 96ienen tom Celtic
Itsfsn, 3D6lf Yafa9isre wurOen mebr OOsr
pentger berlebt, bod feinsr t6btltd.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-16

Das aEOdbenbIatt bs -8aIttnrOrs s8eGst' er-
lbeut teben i5reitag Dihtas. ,sl
IS entbat 2S .breits SPaIasn 9efsf0tt, nas
~ bas 6oruat If bsbeuteub gr5 sr as Der taSltbs sOsGfr.
.s SAbGlt* N
"a =, RobEGbteu rEe tsIsorap5q@s Dspsi@cn aus aOsH Tbsdsn
b8 eanbeSs 80. Ffus 1t
gPrtefppnbeRBsu aus ben S~eIolGSc1. Esil
en-. gbttOEteIe QttttsI Ebsr bic witHSen EasesfraSsn
EaO caSi &sasas aus NaibtnatOu pue ben departments Der
Rs5traus. Gebiebts, @tannisiaIti9es, Gan6wtrtb'
fbaftIicte4 &c. iOp!e aa5 sae ueberR8t Der enrop dts
d. sGeR Rsuietette a psIte bis CUR Stunbe Der Subtitle
sra tiou etnIaufea. m e
@iu8eIns grempIOre Fb isbea 6retas %Orseu pobISer.
pada 5pr GerIenbnrs q 5@suts tn Der Dffce gu b0ba.
s- Rad 0eutfGInns rsrienOsu Dr siHssIrs Grsuplnr
Is Cts. pOrtofrsi) an irseaS cine GbreHe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-16
DEMONSTRATION nit Sen Gong ebOre slrbetteru,

Newgprt, Is. Wpril. 5sate fanosn
wteoerun StSrungsa NIT otn Song StOre.
Qrbettern fntt. Ste SrtIGm i@etuen ent=
16lCI1en 3u 1etn, baB Ote SGwar3en fetne See
IAdftt9ung nttbr erbaIten lODsn. Die @Clt3et
bat ernRli6e Mu6sl6runsen oerbincett, bod
fGm es at einieen GpuiVpneu. -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-16
Scr M~obbenfdnQ.

ct. Sp6m8, q. s., IA. 9prtl. Der
erie RO6benfanJ tam tsuts nit 5000 Sttd
an. Die 6abr5su8e waren Bis gum lsetsn
M6r3 etn9eIrorsu, felt wel6er 3ett cine grrBe
6lCtte In 0eltGlaaft SObbsn o~efan8sn Bat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-16
@on @nn arnncisrp.

can uetscU, IA. Npril. Der
DampfeF 0plOen 9tse ieselte beute nit 125
d DaIdateren mad Seem gotf ab, 81 nirumt
aud 1896, 900 tn @Dlb fir GnelanOa mn
$195, 900 fir Sem gorf NIT. sss.-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-16
gSerthetSiauna pui1 RemsWorg.

Wsw<gurf, Is. 9lprtl. Das 0elet
fitr Die @ertbstOt8uns BET Staot N'p:gOrl
etua Reute tn Der QesiSlotur pmrd.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-16
Sefanm ut acbnn9en.
Sffi5tcle 8efanntma@uns az
Stcuer3Gbler.
Office BIS Collectors fur tnnere Gtntunftr,


Sifce btS Collectors fir tnnere Gtntlnfte,
Baltimore, 8. Gprit 1868
8 Aiieficr pat mir all bieiem Gage bic rid6rIi9e @rI'
iecttons<Sife" 3lrid9e9eben, tpe6e lie NIleiiment8 fit I
QiSenien Bon 3Itihen, p~latirten GaGen, 8iGiarbs &C. ente
bdlt unb i1 made 6ierburH befannt, baB benannte @teGz
srn fdnig nnb 3abIbar itub unb oas ib nit einem @ebitls
fen in bieIer SfTce im 2. Gtod beS @uftcu1bauicS tGgIi6
his gum 25. ttefeS Monats bereit bin, ipl4e Steus
eru eiuS%une6men; ferner ftnb ale PerIoHen bie1tS Gi4
f%rifteS. Sic beridumeu, felipe 3Sae unb Gteueru, ME fe
in ~teiaSteu eiiten ab8eitdst iinb, al ODER Der bGiastem
25. Ipril gu be5ablen, oerpfiidtet, cine gtrafe Don NETS
t eren 10 Prp3ent beS betreffenbeu BetraSes su eutri6s
ten, tpel9es Geiee i'll alien 6GGen bur@gefibrt piro.
DaS @eict oerfigt e~benfans in S6len, no Beripnen, bic
Sanbel prcr @ei6dft treibeu, p9ne bic uSt6iSe 2iSeu8
beraasjnnebnen, cine Strafe bon benz brefa9 en- Be-
TT a Ger &iSeuS pber IN eiidbrtge Giuiperruus.
Die 3abluns Der StrafeH unb Steuern pirb er;rpuue
gen, burb Gei6laSnubme bon @runbs unb periSnliGeuI
GiSentbnnl Der gduuiseu, unb Niittbeilunsen itber Col,
DE, bic perIGamen, 0i5enIen berauSJune6meu, tperSeu Der
@ranb Surp Der Ser. ct. Diitrift @purt ~0pr9ele9t.
Gabrifanten, Wtekser ltno &nbere, bic Uerpfi9tet ftnb,
mpuatIt9e 8eri9te 81 MAIDEN, iDerben ebenfaI3
beuadbri9tist, bds IelHe pitnftIi1 5pifren benz 20 unb
Iesten Sag bieies Mpnats be5aPIt merben mtiiier, uub 70
ieben ~foI9enben Wlpnat,
8rauer uno Oefiaateure MAIDEN ipre Seri6te tpie biss
Der. Die Gttaie fir @erua6IaiFsuHs, iOl1e HOuatli9e
Deri6te oustufertiseu, befePt In BesuaPme Der @ttsr
unb Gerluit Der 9i;eus.
=. O. &ausrpein,
(7apr2pia) Collector res 3. Siftr. bon Ntarplanb.
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EgUg AuSttqsN

e. 8dr brr. Sob, @ebltns le8t Elm eref in her goeder.
Ger Dieter Ofncg. ' :"
D. t69r $re, S%ttfoU, 9t rsrGp.r. Ittpt etn 8.ie
In her lSeder CfA =,
, IS, ,ftau aotemtn4 tts orebsIt@ts ROsndrpm
'eSt std gfritj ta bf 9gedsr. Office. "
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-16

Die 8e ftemeruns fir has Sabr 1868
III mad einsm 8sl@lule bes erten 3uetsee bes
mad fcIsenben Staten fet9efstt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-16

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RaGriat Wirb t,errst geseben, baB BE linter3stduete bpm
DaiieugertGte Ter Gtabt Baltimore Gplimadt 1ur S}srpaL-
una 6eS Nd5Lafiss bt8 altttr seriGrtenen @ifplaus
z dftner an IL. MptiI 1868 erbalten ret. Gle btsient
gen. pei6e 6otaeruuOen an bieien GadlnB tGben, perten bier
nit GaisefOrbert iplte netit bep n~5tbi8su geIessn Ga deer
cCr otm IL. Sttpter 1863 etnSnreihen rna neIteno su mo-
den, oSer 81 %gep1rttgen, ha6 fe ibrer &niprlcls an been
RatIahe geicsIi9 fir perluitiGetslrt peroen. Aue bic Sab
lan0sn on oieien NeGIaB gu mabtt baber. tperbt1 bier
nit aufsefcrtert, iclne uiistlilaIi1 mt ben lluterneset4uesf1
III Ieiiten.
BrauSiSeo ga finer
O3ASr, an 1nIR MbmtutttiaTo in.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-16

BdItfmprc. g. Mpltl 1855 ).

- 8aIttm orc, 9. Mpil 1856.
WabriAt. - 6aYstteltr.
Aue btet Rtsen g., uu5e nd 6aaidbi7Ser. UeI@e fls tas
@Toinen uno &rD, tieln Der 6epstteitrabc URN &aloer rte bis
6olibasltr, all, g. iub unb nod uiGt tafir beaslt tabeu,
peresn tia nit bticntCrs benahrttt, b6 ts trait Der SrcCn-
aauJeu BE- DiaoorS Ia Stattratbs. rtttue nnerldstt&e pFtdt
IA, foIde Iento5 AZ iAttSen unb taS bs;r, Gig utbum an Inb
nab W pntae 9, bcS 4. W at gum grr'nnfe n~uluwtseu,
Mug. M, %rtce,
(~3Npr,4EiI. 1ntrl &ttn-G pnettcr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-16
QieDerfr0l11.
Su HerFauFeu

&ts aaI g'lisrn b%ertatmIe Gbearet. { orff. TUNA lit N
tae, ben II. NIL Deribnben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-16

SWei Eoie tSsarabai6plStsl i'm SE incte G%enstsrp. 81,
@brede Z. F. II ter @efer- Ofice. COlGI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-16
Sampier.Mite
MbanasGsube OamRfe1
autufummeubs am Ter.

Bon Na@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-23
The LATE CAMPAIGN OF GEN. HOOKER.

XIX L11 lAnFAltN Ot JGN 11DOAER. -
The recent failure Of Gen Hooker is the most
signal which has yet overtaken this brave but
unortunate army Of the Potomac, and il would
now be appropriate for Us to present to our
readers an analysis Of the late brief canlnaign.
We have obtained authentic intelligence re-
specting the late operations OF Gen. Hooker,
but Difference, 70 the con eived wishes Of the
Cove: mant, we shall withhold the obs rva ions
we had proposed to offer under this head, and
for the preparation Of which we have gathered
valuable materials derived from sources the
most enlightened and trustworthy: The con
siderations of military prudence which make it
proper to practice this temporary reticence IN
favor Of the preselt commander Of the Army
Of the Potomac, so long as he seems by his
retention in command to possess the confidence
of the Administration are not likely to exist
always For the day must soon come when 1t
will be as proper to review the failures of Gen.
Hooker as those of Gen. Mcclellan or Gen.
Burnside his predecessors in misfortune, and
this whether in his next essay he shall succeed
in retrieving his reputation, or whether still
greater disasters are destined to be the har
bingers of his ultimate removal. BY retaining
him in command the military authorities OF
the Administration have signifed their DISPOSE
ton to give him another trial, and if they have
satisfied themselves as to the exl edlency OF
this course we shall not be swift to contest the
wisdom Of a decision made under circumstan
ces Of responsibility at once SO delicate and SO
tremendous Mat. Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-23

The current ru,nors Of a new combination,
by certain radical Republicans, against the
Secretary Of State, are believed to be without
foundation. 1t is supposed that they arise
merely from the presence Of Messrs. Sumner,
Wade, Wilson and Chandler, at what is regard
ed as an unusual time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-23
GREAT BARGAINS!
8 . O S \ NJ = S II . { S

7 KAUFMAN formerly of the firm
y Hecht. Kaufman 6 Co.. has opened store
he keeps constantly a large stock of all kinds Of
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &c, which he
intends to sell at the most reasonable rates.
Ladies and gentlemen, if you desire to get
good and cheap Shoes, for yourself and chill
dren, please give call to
j. KAUFMAN,
No. Is Royal street,
my BIN Mrs. Engelbrecht's old STANDBY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-23
FnD2E e - HIN G3TON.
-c-,cia1 Dispatches u the Philadeip

., l7;rection Of the President, Second AAeut
5,bas lyman. Fourteenth Connecticut olInv
.aor, i dismissed the service, FOR FURNISHING
;1o.cr;r,tive list of the men OF his company 70
~ man horned person, il disregard o. Uene
"a Orders on the subject: ~ -
Tnd~c Whiting, Soiicitor o. the War re-
,,ar+ment, to-day took up the CoAs cup5lon
r;I) for examination, particularly the cause IL
r vel; to exemptions. lie Will have an
o,.;n;on nrepared in few days, 1t Is sa!o
4bat the clause about which SO much IS sald,
aao MT heep examined, or any CONCLUSION ar
lived at BY the Secretary OF War
No cabinet meeting was held To-Day.
General Butler has not arrived IN Washing
ron. Notwithstanding the assertion IN New
York papers He is, howe7e1, expected mere
in few days. c
Brownsville Texas, that New York houses
have been shipping goods. South to De ex
changed for cotton, but Hz1lch are sent d'IecI
~ tie Contedcrates via Matamoras, ana that
GOODS are sold as cheap IN Brownsville as IN
New Orleans !;
The Richmond Examiner of the 2lst says
+hat al citizens are to be formed into compan-
les for the defense ef the city against Yankee
raids, another of which will be attempted at
once as they tnink Ri :hmond detenseless. -
All, without regard to exemptions, are to be
organized and drilled in such manner as VIII
not interfere with their regular business: :,
The bulletin board of the n: 7. World office
has blizzard which says it is rumored that
The Army of the Potomac is falling back to
the defences Of Washington and that upl O.
P3t,mac. Gen. Hooker is known 70 have re-
la:5ge4 his heaq uarters. But all this is a
mere rumor-snd, said not to be 50.
Professor H. B. Smith, of n. Y, has been
elected Moderator Of the Presbyterian Gener-
81 Assembly, N. j. in session in Philade-
phia.
An immense business is now doing On the
Erie Canal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-23

DAINTS OILS Sc Dbl Spirits Turpen-
i tine, btu. Native Turp entine Copal VAR
nish, Coach Varnish, Japan ditto, and q full
S1ppy Of Lnseed 0 PANTS Of all ID d'eserptlons
OIL &C., &C., received and for sale by
my 12-3w& HENRY COOK, 80 King-st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-23
MAYORS OFFICE.

MAYORS OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, May s, 1863.
NOTICE is hereby given that it is contrary
~ to law for dogs to run at large in the N ar
ket house, and all dogs SO found after this date
will be killed and the owners thereof fined.
my ST &. A. W ARE, Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-23

cTILL MORE AND MORE INDUCE.
= MENTS in the way Of bargains, in DRY
GOODS A Nd NJ IL Ii n E r Y.-At
SCHWARZ'S old place, you can find this week:
Elegant Lawns at Is cents per yard;
SPLENDID Lavellas at Is cents per yard;
Beautiful figured Brilliants at 25c-yard wide;
Black, purple and figured Calicoes, allround,
at 20 cents per yard;
Challeys and Mousse de LANES, large lot,
at Is cents per yard, and large stock Of Mour-
ming Goods Sun Shades, Silks, and Silk Capes,
and fine assortment of Embroideries, just re-
ceived, and ready to be sold cheap. Call and
examine foa yourself at the cheap store, No. 1872
King street, opposite Provost Marshals
mv18-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-23

An immense business IS now doing On the
Erie Canal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-23

IS ISTEN TO THE VOICE OF TRUTH.
EA The great rush to 178 King street, can be
explained, rs follows:
Calcoe5-cheop;
Ginghams-cheaper;
De LANES cheapest;
Black and Fancy Dressed Silks-very cheap;
Bleached and unbleached Mousselines-still
cheaper, &c.
An immense stock of GOODS at astonishing
low rates, st S. KOSWALDS,
ITS King street,
my 16--tf doors above Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-23

Professor H. B. Smith, Of n. Y, has been
elected Moderator Of the Presbyterian Gener-
81 Assembly, IN. j.. in session in Philadel-
phia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-24
TO TIE BENEVOLENT.

~
sAnuu.l u s.Sips Is the Male Or Lso e,:ntY rhs
ula :. TIC Sysac,c onurch oh Monday evening asst bGi
uy :tr Rt'sr the au"isuJs Vas % n al
10! ts1 tssn Eoot snsI los p,.set- list t"s
.ter.t OK facts thoa platsd nsde k3 vary
ie. Tho iuy OF aSiss u b;!.f itSousat " 'tesu.
s,d rrnG apg The Sane va By order II III. aiec:ios,
ceT9 Sc: "phc hs bndsisRasd.
lilo aaunAi put Nth t1s accompanying Acccpnss o.
tNe Treasurer showed Tia. ha limited nI j Income Of this
9oet With tho advance la the pIinss OF food. cthirB
aad 10 compelled tho Manage tor o. s inrher ep
psofa Lt nR 80 far from being able 10 inc' ,ae
Toe uumbs. Of hsns ali esds nthe As.lun Il so-id re-
St the .in!s &c n'ms 20 ialp'is th'ss toea andsE
Ge;r
Ths srdeae,srn proved to &c Wen ftua'sd tar no,
sus IT, at nbtTi: :. aj.lS ss sEp ,lio. tjnahru e.
.i,ef Ant pnGrluk hdu..y CT Tue IL rc chang Tia
fu, lei! -ort OF inevitable brp-rs.I bJ tc- rstt
hsndre3 dIIsrs and uJTerdi La SaE5inH Ct: c3tl.
:, moe b. avN :rr;. Es Il. deficiency va: n,rtu
tel UY t3o ,ps,s resct itna Rxs, Ga Tia 400.
aud ttls pionpi scu"u LEO eo!sJ - feaSsra o! Tie
| bu.dcn Of s.eb:,
E,ins has eaGc,r .scd. liz r..e:.as shr.a-ds pro
cseiua TO .2poin ills Cod altee eth inst u.tnns ID, !;
OF lctmsnd inYvk ad tao support OF ths hsi.e
ch!ldrsn upder tbs profession Vie sOoisl, well
=. ~ rnnb!s the hkuaten - receive aLeH-sons thu
ehdrea soldiers I!>n Il BATHS who nre kpeetinS 10
tkln, NJ i.e dvrr 81 M A. 5luU.
The tua u lr ,hou.aai tvSrs In addition 10 the
tsIn tnco- II Lo ell, vi b1 sufci1a! to support .1e
t~.ntynv= csrst snd 10 !0'roducs fss oshe =
Whose alma are the a urGens; eu' .h9nd the h.aris
Is pie he t6s.hed bJ tbs plki s.tsnent OF
iar;, hs I, Call f.rih eottr tutvn beyond Ge sum
usmsd they may REQ: assured th,t such sSssI Vi hnd
rssd. eIaple yDust In ;1teadug n farther The bsnan
OF tAI institution.
Trp,s ci.pstri % conusu!e 10 This fsnd eho
to hand In t.er drnaaoSs TO either
q the uaas sgred who ELL 10 Lac IL shsr execution Of
tho tur lu2o.ed upon lie v.n upoa oih,rs Al.
l.nilou sy noi have stsasd 90 thii uoce a. heir
Is shcei +. b. BENTLEY,
". H,aETIaUElE
T. D. QJAsLIs.
Jpr,l ot-li% Gonmuee-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-24
FLAG AND SEAL.

These two ms.ls1s, We hops. are Ill ts,r
way o. being ae:tied. rhs Senate Co'omHtee
hss r,por,ol bill ~ determine that the Con
fedSr.s- F.as fhail i.e Il .7hi:o fls.d. With th1
welt.known battle f4g fu- All "uoicn' IN ''s
lp.e. corner nexs the ste6.. AID DUO os'
running horiz ,rti lily through the white lle'''
and cccunyins enc third IF the whoiA *'otn
IN a.he1 VERDI, tbo 8>s j: to b. "hi'"' h'uc
,nd wAi,s. icslsnd II rod. white and I'D; sod
insead of tho too Yaaksr.!ko 'inicn," viii
Il. t,,msuent cf sts,s. it il to Lift on hisa GU:
bIo 3D. hap:iso.I, vintV:y- csowned reGmen'E'
t.ttlc-h,g, burning iss star.
As 70. tho .ol5rs IF The field, wc are :oit'
tia. The snow Shise !, to ,ypifJ our sxsrsme
purity au1 innocence the tue blue cu'
ss.coyt. sud he nobility Of our biua blood
saayre azul; IN al! which VIC ply ourselves
worry handsome snI appropriate compliment
This h,s, howsve-, hes yet to he approved
by the House; aid it " fsii iha: they %,'l
e8puuge Tho bse of ilGe. leaving pu:e white
psll With red border. III sny cnee ito
p-.ssnt bstt,e-d.s is to De ,e'a;ped IS The
"Uuion."
Toe design for Tho Sasl ia adopted by the
House, md will probably be passed IN the
Senate. I:rep'es snts George Washington OF
horseback, as he appears on the monufoen'
in Capitol Square: IN the background .Sno
sc.pe, with what ssems to DO Plsntas'
hnues. Ascucd ali Ibis ruDs wreath made
I'D Of com stalks. sugar canes, ttbscoo !"aVts
ETC. the whrio worry tasteful and els' anf.-'
W. aso a~ale that the Yankee naticn wilt
dispute oar tito to d:splsy RIO figure Of
y. .ains.cn as our emblem, 90 the ground
the. Gu. Washi. gtan wss taosough-5F. 4
Yankee, sad that .Wtgirisns s's no longer
tao ccun.rymcn e she hero. Bat this eth
uoorsphics! theory is &c. gensraily adopted
by tbs lesrne! of the U5Dfsdsrscy. The de-
sign CT the Seal has t:eu drawn by Nj. Ls-
bars. Of Richmond II be VOL cut, the
impression will te Highly credltso!e siguet
to silk to Our first treaty-so Soon as we
shall have fJrsisr M,s:icas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-24
cAprnRs OF .sTAIHLlRG's BATTERY.

Fem The Petersburg Express" We learn
the particulars If the capture Of Usp!-in
S!.iaiing's Battery. From this statement
nothing o:o diagrscefol 20 our Hrms has oc
cu7-e,. Gu-;ng the war. 4 battery of art'l-
les is plsn.z4 two miles d!s.snt" i" advance
OF i;s infantry support. Slch carslss1neas
d.nsads as.:chi,! investigation.
Not only WAS tie battery unsu9pH!sa ny
infsntty, but the horses wars left behind, o.
that resiea. syea was provided asrlcss. 10
cut down the bridges aud burn the boats
may have been the hest .ct Of gallantry in
the olden linet; hut TO l:ars artillery with
out horses or infShtry, is the highest act o!
stupidity .nd lily In modern va fare. We
do no. know to whcss brigade St,ihlins'f
artillery YVES attached, nor does it appear By
whoso order he was placed in the very jsws
Of certain capture. hut We hope investigation
will GetertIins ell the fac:s. Captain S:si'
ling Aud his company wsro from Fauqnier
spd have done nnbie ssrVi;e Ia this war. Lie
is now prisoner in Fortress M,nros, With
hN o;aer commissioned officers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-24
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; -, r1r,rs s.,R .os r,,t,,.-
t::I J.: e'ii =. "a: ~ - g., me PreHr.' ~
, ,ryr ~ f,NT,
T., s.. 49,. :, .so t.-r..r,;-- 0. ;,,.
30 s,t:. a. \, Lat a s.s, viz As ,.cr
- |.e' Eth eaI p.oS Ne aa''sd r,s':
',t' r." ~, l PEI a.s -
= ',| '.'" 10, e'.1 -, 49,
~ -" ,h s,c,- - 80
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r., =. rncrE asa o. til ss.eoaG mi 3pSr - a.,
rl4 Li.S ~ Llu rt..i-r Of 'e:n-s e. 81
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49, .. ~ ' ~
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f''- '''
~
"URF" ysLC2!E IRUT-FEnSc TEMP. :; =
q: rii r. Spl;1 Fl s.llr. OF FLA NAi.iN ,! 2 =
,,;gnH 10 Old MhH.fiJ AND w =!
:..G'F,s,r CREEK EOESAir. 1T 81 =! ~
-. - 80 s,t ~, .,c.l, H. ,t-nt,1, o -.
= ~ 3d., 80 ,.'u So ,, - 500, ~ 90.
p -; irrnf,,,, u-m.lts ,os.t.S -
',r TX, r, Ia, !, r,om. b-,lJs .ryr- s.i = ~
-. ;, rs ,..,;, n.I,r "a vEI.s 20 .nd sac 81. -
= -r .- and belt j.: t.. n OFT .,b.t.-t,.l -
"%,. . "" p'''. .s hni,sy .r.5r:.f
r.;T-;.ir, dc, At ,..r.,ir!.
,.. ~ - =, ~. me-, ser. Theta
a. 80 - -, ,s.ra,i,y, - e. .,.s,s
w. ,:tD,IS 4 .pILg-cS
...a,, Luc,t 10.
~. 80 "a -
S&EA w
VA \ klE PROPERTY IN \ i.iFN va I H.,
US ihi' ~ iAi EAY 2s-n. ss;s
> Gao AIRES OF LAND,
-'N> ,rJiJ,ry ~ Ayr.
'iiiNi ''H' '>''
,.a:sfq rITtLE SBIEP 1908
,ORS / ODE. =! t., 81, Sr.
Wv .r,a.,rry w., 81 .ur.,l a., sli Of NY i.!-
,,',, 81, IN ~ y. ~. -, . "a. A.. , :, 20, =.
81 NN,"tI1, :" w. W " -. .t..,. ~ ~
&c e" T. 49, y" ~ "
i'-S' - nr,rro D,S,,
" 0EAN EN DaH,
sIc-; 10 ts estate Co too j. c1nt.ielES
.l,.. 80, acres, s.ther sEh s'ne
,ruIpTy 81 i-ES
ibihli 'nA ED
ADJ al -. ,.,,.,,.,-y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-24
By TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A TIUk.

"HeSsAE, ssssoaJ las .ccanei In Tie a.na;e OF
W fnRin,s, osIEsiln ~ lie ..stgr alton OF william
N aehicssJ, tie Senator eject om Second sen.ts.
!hi Diitres, ?npoled Of tho . Of hof.i; 7hsr.foe
JCES LETcHrs. Governor Il the UooE wealth VI Ylr.
Bhi DO no1eoS rtqulre ht .ntEy ans s.yl c s su.
ihor tea law 10 ope, pail &c. &c. fe,ea seeo. OF
Tbs 2sn dsJ 81 Nay nsI' A. Inc sevorai placer Of yoa
t. c. as "a ai1Laen - bs bed The said day Tor Ser1-
to. foe aid N:tsint 10 supply the storossd
49, Given nader my band 81 Governor and r.d.r
Is he seal Of the Comm nHealh 81 gc,ra- nj, :h.s
- 2si asy Ct Ap H. ls6a asd in ihe Sta yea, Of .ns
eennlc1eats. tsEa LiTCaER.
By the Go7erner.
G1o. n. ScsEonD,
seeietsrs u tbs Comm aaxe,l:h.
Aprl 2<-etde.
TpIpssea, Hhg and ssnilnel copy.
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&C. To TUE ynTsns cF rHs srNAro.

t-azs III TUE VOTERS CT JHE alEhTO-
H<IA RI, l. DISTRICT, tonJ.ee ot rt .ouous, Il
Kipv wl;:an, Kix I'd Q 's-., and ks.sE:.
We Il. :fe i"nty CT sruU- n iLs tea - ;. rU-b OF
sat.I cSl, dstr for -: e to .sn u Of rsnia
rom ,he sb We pasrd t.flc sdri:ct, cDuhe - thu
d-o.on OF convention 10 EneGb'e q. ~ aDj Gaze"
Ooaiou IN Its asrt +;y) Ctu:t day 10 he parpote
" % fhascg sd! atle rnyi ii eccGr5 th4 To
sat aud n"GuGs bic pcsnu In loo:ps stosnd ioi o."
qu.iirrd n al rrsprC;7t dschsg "'b= tui e.
retlAip 10 DIV lie upon NJ. kr-n II mro 10
bi.lc 10 Ue'tI. qaAff q. bob b. tH: et.r &C a
iae eta cara; iv. or W., lie ~ the Dis
.r,ct rnrl.! te this. ira. Gusn. ~ :
rxrd il Ia trd ~ithnui 1ar .oltpt,1n Win It'd Usu
!.i, but Eo sunr INST 't!s uib ou det IT, css
cSn out for RI upur the call Il It's !sl u
And tecGsr oten his Bhoul th,y confer ur0L
h0a a' neties; ley " u The hS-e, o. nasa ioa.
hAEY .lllZiI5
tf gInS Wilisn Kog Ea5 Q Iorn.
apr u -r2.t sli sex
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-24
rr,HF cam,1MwEsLTu nY r:aaIY.;- 2. 4.

Serssezl " he Ey u i.I.ao"d es-:,iay: TIrT'".
svt-s.uy las occC..rI The .,rcF .L'i' IA " a'r
hon Tho 18TH seIsc-isl :.;rtG ~ -;s 81
Rshruut, Vecst"ced ny ias :H'iy1-i!u.. 81" Ess'.-
son. Etq these tasr.;o:r IL lie . q. e i;r
wealth require 49, :" r--r. r.:.r :" &" h-i, Nc
your sr'h e. IN fRCSStif, ;ts q ;tT o. Guy, i%;a.
&. tea,Lor ~ hI IN. ra:ar Gti.
10 ust,onY>ucEiep:. n7'H-.s. K :. l. ns: ~. r,'hl
hsb. si e Be a'e ~ Hsi': &; March. - D. ." AZ
"a ;ns sIth yr,r NJ The G-Hu.'r"' ~-g:.
20 LOO TAerf. T 20. .. San f-r..e.
~ tho n esisea, II tic soaEte:
Tt.t.. aG:hJOS e. !tvIs
% L A.r-
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TEEEauKY n:HAtrNrNr-

HIiiTJ'i- u HfGh 70, TT.
FUNDING TREASURY NOTF3.
RTRTI0E hereby given txt .oii.Hrie, u lie easu
~ - hare beea appointed The S,seipsl ,cTn II
uoof.iersts States. 1h'sS tas dJiie, ni lr.strrJ
psntarJ viii yirs public n.,'e :r No liz eLa:e
ns;shborhyed. . &. HEhsI.'fLa
nsrca rs cav 40 = 81 doe e. s.s..y.
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FGBT SLssios April 90. 1863
uOGSF OF REPRESENTA- IEES.

The Till 10 Tx tho a.layics of depns;aliH'
sal assistant treasurers, Tas, OH raoi!on q
NJ GAnsNrr, % Va, poetrcnsd nhth ID"
Senate agreed to increase the pay OF tie Eo''
die,s.
A bill, reported BY Mr.. KlsssS, Ct L'., 10
pa sllo1ances due dec"&sed soldisIs. Tas
passed.
A Senate bill, reported from tbe ssn'a ccn-
mit!ec, with an amendment not passed, h1!og
the Fay of Rolliers detailed Ii clerks ID !an
city Of R,.htuond.
4 hill w.s passed 6xtrg the f,rIn OF ST 8
cent ;iea'ury nutes.
Dir. BALDWIN, from tie CAla.ri;tee on Ways
and Means, reported bill for .hs COLI ecslun
Of lsxss, with Se1aLe amendment, With T.
recc mmsnjstion that they be concurred in
By tie House.