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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-18

Containing Three hundred uud three acres. sitn-
stvd on the Plank l:Gad, between places OF Jas
2. Sullivan and Mrs. Geo. W. Jones.
Erirth cash,gthe bullnce one
tvs aud three years ursdit With interest, aecurel
by mortgage Of the property
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For Sale.

NxTlLL be sold to the highest bidder, at Edge
w field c.. IT,. on snls-lay in March next
TWO GOOD ROAD WAGONS and y half-a1:er
IRON Prov STOCKS (Caienhead's.)
Feb Is q SCI
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TannerY!

EXJ1LLIs ROSS proposes to TAN.HIDEs en-
w shares-tan one.half for the other, sud al
low the owner: o, the Hides the privilege Of bay
ing the whole number At the market prize. he
prnmiser that all work entrusted " him shetlhs
faithfully aud promptly executed. His lsng eIr
pcrienc. In the 1'nnnery business justly entiuee
hin to tho confidence OF the people vi. Tho DistIeG
Nov. 2G zn "a
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E.ctrnr. fam Aa Of 6c G.ner"l 4ncmhig E.rM
bitter Organisation ~ she .N3iti".
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State of South Carolina,

Feb IS
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Head-Q Quarters

I'm REGIMENT, S. C. V,
Feb. Ii, 1863.
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Aajntant and Inspector General Of $. c.
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FEB IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
INTERCEPTED CORRESPONDENCE.

T4 return of Mr.. John Minor Bolts t.
Richmond at thia tune would Of itself 6ug-
gest the neas approach CT IN election, III
which TIC effort was u bs msde to strike
down SINS aectssionist; but ruu,or has
it that perhaps his visit may not have
BEEN as voluntary IS he would have de-
sired. An intercepted correspondence be
twe.n Mr.. B,tls and Ysnkos officer, b.s
ls.oly been sent to the War Department. de
tec:e / in tho hands of free negro.
Gen. Fiiz Lee, in sending the intercepted
lelter, recommends that Mr.: Bots 10 no,
70; n.,tinJ to remain So near the lines Of our
army. The intercepted correspondence e..
sired to know if any sdvicrs had besn 80
ccivsd by the YaIkse cfficsr from Washing
tos, as tv tic return Of Mr.. Bolts negroes
and expresses reluctance to believe ;hAt he
who hAs been prosecuted IN bis person by rhe
uonieiarsts Government will be permitted
To be also ps7 scented in his rtperly by The
United S:atss..
rerhspa Mr.. r ,tts visits Richmond 1T this
time To explain thin intercepted correspnn.
lcnco, and not to take any sctivs part in be-
half CT his friend, Col. WKkhsm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
BRIrISH OPlNIOE.

Having yesterday reprinted an article from
the Lcndon 'FT,u,es," severely scsth!ng the
F.dsrals, Ne now give extracts from two ST
ticles OF the same paper, heartily dsnonn-
cling the Oonfederates. This is neutrality
.nd evennsnded justice, es understood i'll
England;
In one, under tie head oi"Politics Abroad"
il say.: "Tne war operations Of the South
Afford 1deploI able proof of the malignant
passions which the disbolical system Of
slsyory excites. Lord Carlisle
has judiclously expressed the average COLI
yictiuu of sensible Enc lishmen in recommend.
ing that We should cautiously watch for all
opportunity Of giving good counsel; but es-
psciaily keep our hands clean from the STAINS
of slavery. - One good result vi
the esquire of Southern letters is, that we
now know that Mr.. Lindsay and certain other
ship-owners who have pretended to tres! the
question upon public grounds, have strong
urc uniary interest in The SUCCESS Of The SlAy.
Power, and we also learn the names of some
of the individuals, Of no social or political
Importance, who contribute the principal pro-
slavery articles to certain journals belonging
to he London Press.
But, the Times has another editorial,
uoder the title "Anti.Slsvsry Demonstrs-
tions," which goes still further. We aPpend
a few extracts: We were quito sure, rays
the "Tints," "that the people of Engl land rich
aid poor, Conservative or Radical, would
nsror, 81 ; nation, countenance the buying
AID selling, the horging and burning of their
follow. creature because their skins happen
to DO shade darker than their own. There
might bp, and ls, reasonable d,fsrsnce of
opinion As to tho right of large bodies OF lnen
to se'f-sovs g, nment, and many truly liberal
men might hoaesty sympathizs with the
S3uthsrn Dor { ,derates Of America In their
ende.vor to have & Govs,nme of their own.
But when It became CO .dition of ths-e men
fighting to the death for their own freedom,
that thoy should have the power Of Treating
four millions Ct fellow-men ss beasts Of the
field, or even wore-as mere nanimhte chat
tles-the common humanity of the world re-
voted against and secuted so inccngruous an
idea Of freedom"
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HSy xkNEEX HkHa.

80. .ons sines ne fclt ourselves ts!!sd
upon, not without surprise, to award trib-
ute Of praise 10 Yankee. TIE thing sesnod
strange to US, and ve felt awkward; but
there were the facts, stated and not oontro-
vertsd. The Washington "Chronicls" gave
this story-that q certain Confederate, "L'eu-
tenant Henry" having taken some Yankee
prisoners, and crossing = swollen stream
Along with them, was saved from drowning
by one of his own prisoners, a"Lieut. Payne
of the lst Maine cavalry; that tho rescued
officer theTsupon made sach representation
to the Confederate military authorities as IN
duced them to release the said "Psyne, un-
conditionally; and that then c'ms "'ne s.rN,s
eat part of the story" as the "Chronicie' calia
it-pamoly, that tho said Payne being re,
Ie.sed. and arriving at Washington learned
tSst bis forms, captor WAS himself there a
n,;sonsr in the Old Capitol; and that the no
roie Yankee actually went "to visit his ben
eficiary and benefactor." A sympathetic
public was left. to imagine the touching
meeting; and the "Ohrohiclo" left it to casu-
ists to determine "whether, when these two
gallant soldiers meet on the battle field they
should light like enemies or embrace like
UhristiaEs."
Upon this story we erected the young
Msine lieutenant almost into KIND CT hero
Bat we " ers mistaken. In the first place the
Oonfsder ate officer mot the otho') WIS Lieu
tenant Payne, Of the An Virgins Cavalry
(,bs Black Horse, y tho Yankee WAS Lieu
tenant Stone. There was no Henry in the
c,so At all. In the second place, Stone did
not save Lieutenant Psyne's life. The latter
had already vxtricated himself FROM the cur
rent, and wao, though still standing In the
water, in perfect safety, whss.s Lieutenant
Stone dis1nouutsd, caught him BY TIE collar
and show ed at lesst the intention ofheiping
him out Neither party WAS in any danger
at that sirno. In the third place, when that
"s.rausest part of the story" befsl, wheH the
heroic Stons excited the admiration of msn-
KIM by actually going to visit Lieutenant
Payne in prison, i. was simply to ask the lat
tor Whist hsd become Of his (S:one's) lorse
ard how he could get the horse sgsin. He
mother made al otf.r nor EXPRESSED Wis b
to do the prisoner any service Whatsoever
although he wss conscious that Lieutenant
Payne had mad" friendly and courteouE
exsggera.ion Of his intended service, in order
to procure bis release. la coolly accepted
tho over praise, enjoy ed hia fano as il ne de-
served it, and wss only anxious to gst back
his horse.
Lieuten.n: Payne bas since been exchange;
hs hes narrated to US the sttsir rs 1t &C
cured; the caIvarous Maine man subsidies
into one of the most ordinary sort Of Yam
kces and we have yet to search for the first
Yankee hero, In million and a half Of sol
diers, alive and dead.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
REVIEW.

LES MaERABLks-(FiH7isD BY l'ictor
Eugo West & johnson, Richmond.
Certain Of our enterprizine publishers, are
making comtnendsbls iforts to keep us abresst
Of tho age. Shut up as we are in this block
sded condition, snd undergoing q species Of
syncope i'll Onr literary life, it WAS sea csly
known how much we depended upon extra
neous SUPPLY in this matter, until it was cut
off from ua suddenly, and almost entirely ;
ADD after the war is over, there will be e
stitch dropped in the knitting of the tex
ture Of our existence; link missing in the
chain of our IDEAS, NJ some folks, y(not we,)
may probably oetim.te the matter,
Not we; for current litsrature-that il
to say, the appearance and disappearance of
those innumersble popular works which all
the reading world il expected to read, or st
least to talk about for the moments by DO
means an essential part Of humsn life and sc
tiyity; it is rathor = sort Of luxury-some.
times most questionable sort Of luxury
Qike mint jaleps)-the exclusion Of which
by . blockade may be good for our health
Novels, even by the most celebrated writers,
are but echoes of life, reflections Of life,
more or less true and distinct; but here,
within this blockade circle, we have life
itself. all glowing and burning with action
and passion; q grand romance, indeed, hold
ing within it thousands of othes romancNs,
poems, dramas, comedies and tragedies. In
the spiritual element Of our existence, to
which element all "literature" worth that
name addresses itself, We gain ten thousand
times rs much rs we lose BY this great war,
with sll it's aad and terrible experienced
We may we'll be content to drop this link
and loae this stage in our literary progress
when we start sfresh we shall be only 80
much the younges; and have u fresher,
wholssomer appetite, and more vigorous d.
gestion; and Shaking our invincible locks,
with our youth renewed, like the eagles
we shall have clearer eyes for gazing at the
sun and all that tho sun shines upon. o.
the whole, therefore, we are inclined to re-
gard tho temporary exclusion, even of the
most brilliant books of tho day In Europe
much in the Same light in which we look
upon the almost total suspension of the sup
ply Of Parisian artificial flowers.
Nevertheless, perfect couture Of this
ssason, appearing suddenly, frssh from the
Rue Richslisu, no doubt would find its id.
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GENERAL EARLY'S DIVISION
r. the Editors Of the Enquirer:

Ia the Editors u the enquirer:
HlnlLroH's ORossI7s, May 10Th, laG3
Gentlemen Il thought my brief note Of
the llth instsn: admitted Ct no miscoustiuo-
ton. It's dol, Obj CT Was t prevent certain
mis.pp,.henaions likely to result from the
tenor Of several communications | had OBJ
ssryed in some of thu Richmond papers in
regard 20 tho recent operations near Fiede-
ricksturg TIE succiuct statement of facts
made WAS lin,tted to this object, and cen
tanned no reflection, expfesR OF implied, on
Barksds!e's brigade, or ang other troops. !
was therefore, surprised /, sse that General
Barksdale had thought j! necessary to write
lengthy reply, and was the more surprised
as, very shortly al; or the oaptul Of Marye's
hill by tho enemy, he had stated to Ina that
hs had previously felt no uneasiDess about
ths safety Of his position, as he deemed II i'm
pregnsbls, but had felt g9od deal Of anxiety
about my position on the right, which had
been threatened ill the morning by column
OF the oneuy moving up Dsep Run. shall
not, however, permit myself to- b. drawn
into controversy, which scro: ds neither
with my taste nor sense of military
proprioty, but shall content myself with
correcting the statement which General
BsrksdAle hss made, that the enemy had
abandoned Marye's hill on the 9Th, and that
it was taken possession of without opposi.
ton. At rho time of the recspture, General
Bs,ksd.le with his brigsde was in the roar,
and out Of sight Of the ,cene of operations
Msrys's hill ,cas rstaken by Gordon's brigade,
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lErlpITCIkTInS.
Tp,RrY-FIHsT GEORGIA REGIMENT.

Company A.-Wounded: Capt O S Short
er, Sergeant Gogglns, Privates J2s DuThom:
NJ NewbcIry.
Company O-Killed: Private Frank jar
ret Wounded: Van Marshall, Patter, J
Evans.
Company D.-Wounisd: Privatss Z F
Akridge, A T Norris, Wilds.
C,mp.ny E.-Woundei: Lieutenant 3 F
Hsws, Prvsts W Mcbride.
Company F-Woundsd: Corporal He'd
ley, Private jacob Lewis.
Company G.-Wounded: Private ' A
Ha.nes Masing: Private w S Ward.
Company H.-Wounded: Priyates a }
Davis, Bland.
C,mpany Killed: Lent " A Acre
Wounded: Pfivates j A Winds.w, } X Ar
line, 7 q Thomas.
Company K-Kiled: Ourpl R a BAIL
Wounded Privates O n Sosser,S F Flour
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29

siasc by Ii, Col. Apafeas, Nib EstslFs OF
hia artillery t.!sllion, frora sap7:ier 'rra'
q ths snemy darn w in Ina bshind tho
plank road, and supported by at lsAst two
other brissdes on the heights, near tn" upper
mill on Has, Run. This achievement .was
accomplished under the IRE Of the heavy
guuu OH tho SlaH,rd heights And the snemy Il
infantry was driven il confusion to the bills
near Tsylor's house. have now before mt
tho Off sal report Of General Gordon contain
ing the particulars of this brilliant affair, III
winch number of his brave Georgians fell.
General B irksdale can satisfy himself on this
point BY application to General Gordon snd
Dol. Andrews.
snAil abstain from oil further notice cf
this matter, and AIN truly SONY that l have
boon compelled TO obtiuie At ell on Your
space or thu public attention.
Respectfully,
J. 4. Easily, Maj Gen'l.
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10 ALL WHOM ~ MAJ tDNCEnN

HsRsBY give not.Js thlt Ihsys .o7 cclil I. {,
l l,.i 81 kc:t0-.5 uou7t Hcuss LssEo slave n. n.
..-r: ~ s,r.st-d -------, 81 S<'d rSsG:J 20 Z,
day 81 -, Les
=. S,I - E'-ais,; ~, 49, p, -, -.
s, -. so Ge II III. iroct s-e,'. t.gE;.J 'Tat. btU
u, re,Y IL a','scur: tr!. aoCr7ang - h. ,.r'.-,
n:ss,o Goa, B:c~s!, r5iv.ss iEoi"Hs ratL.
aarsa LILO N ..lp Iy.;, 1T ,-Ls csI ,.y, c.. VIZ
an, Esf,TrE. General H-bs,-.'s D.sisua Ess.p- :.
i..s - 10 - g 60 gG an5.t i've riet Si'l
Iisi. -re: = - sLt AZ the uare o. La county, r.
:. ;"k d.,an T. ;ta eh-,'d he Ter h ebou. cor,
suEsl, t,r, ~ E'I' Its '.f-'rr l. ma ny. IA!
S.,h liza until l., i.t nm arout forth Ssb u lc.,
unlJ lis VA. Of Utsiips"cs far tasi l..
.cuiarr -oa,i aid IN disos,s,-x ria r,.t,, 81,
,.blsiosl.
He Vii be toveIed &c he Psstnf Rpy ers artnoIN:
receive rim, urca psyuoGs 81 al iS> ~.
rha.gcI and tie pr dc too ~ ~. yTaprr r>p,r,.
G!.cn rnGies ny h-nn ID iSsf c.y & Ap..:, -.
kpru iG- SsT -. stSGI ..li2I
ie-fisnr.,, ~ ara D. .:4s rCp,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
ERE AT WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, M.y IA fire broke out
here al halt past two o'clock thiS evening. on
the west side Of The river, just north Of the
Manchester Railroad Depot which Lurnsd
come sheds and . large warehouse, with the
contents, consisting of spirits turpentine and
1900 bales of cotton-the tier principally
belonging TO the Government. The loss is
believe to be heavy. The rs'lroad is probs
bly, uniDjursd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
GOTH CA. kEGllirNT.

Company A..-Killsd Private j 7 Peter
nan. W"uEdtd Capt D Gran!ham. Cctp'l
Tnomas Barnes, Privatos W ForXon, Il NJ
Smith, Richard Taylor. Missing: Private W
Smith.
Cmp.ny B Killed Privato j R Hardy.
Wounded: Privatss L M Beelsm. j T Ad
ans.
Company O.-Wouudad Private N A
Keown, James Jay.
Company D.-Woundad: ssrg't " Sloan,
Corp'l I X Mcdonald, Piivotes j Prince, W
Hamnett.
Company E.-Wouldsd: CorpI Dover,
Private j n Plemonp.
Company F.-Wounde1: Privates L Ivsy,
] Pritchett, j W Lowther.
Company G KILLED: Prisstes Vim Bailey,
7 G Warren, Z G Weldon. Wounded:
Lieul's J Y Beddin, GSld, L NJ Stanton, Ser
gsant Wright, Privates j E Nobles, j
Roland.
Company u.-Wourdsa Private ] o
ireland
Oomnsny I-Ssrs't G w Jumau, Private
James Lambert.
Company K-Woun'lej: Ssrg't W B Bis
hop, Onpf McE!rsltle, P,vstes w Reynolds,
Q MeE rattle. Missing: P.iVstes John Eu-
bsnk, Goswick, E L FAckett.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
SSrN Ga. RIGlME5T.

Company A.-Wo uDded: Privs;es NJ '
Redlin, s II Btazwsil, s Brszwell.
Company B.-Kiled: Private Rober: Rey'
no'd4 Wounded Piivstes W III Sinmois,
P r Powell, NJ Turner, D Ifolcornt.
Company o. Wounded: Private a E Wig
gins.
Company D.-Woundod Pfivetos S Es,is,
j A L Fny.
Company T. Woun I'D: Lieutenant! 5 a
Thornton.
Company F--Wouuitd: Lieut. j G Nc
Curry, Prlyates Z B Pariin, J 0 Ne!lnes.
Oompsny H.-Woundsd: PrlVatss c II
Seymour, J Saunders.
U5mp.ny X Killed: Private b Wilson.
Wounded: II NJ Bnr,lot'.
Company NJ Wounded: Private john
ESoh.
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Il1Ni EDE gu i

80 s';ho,s.d 10 Sc FAGM. Containing eve sns fr,i
j. scr.9. s.sE:ied Ia Iuaepburs uaIy within ave Gle:
n R-J.ve Depci, on tns Siri rond rd Dsny lie PAL
rasc, sd it,s 'i;s. q r:i.e !IoIH PsalAn: ar1,s r II
ON
ias iEp:orsGeLa arc 4 ty-,iory ~ord DwrAc.
Ut, coLIaihng sghi orn' kteees. sE7te. IL ,si
uhF'isss Houses once, Black 'Dth Bho, tcr-b. I.e eu
tls. sd Ot.y outhoasrs
Tbs an. 10 SIdsd Into 1c1s under .oGd ftnceI l. vt
81 il Clover sat sdsptei 70 the srowth of o"rE Et:
dAr tobact, AID ~ sssa. Thor 10 E"lU!sUoy Of w.!
nonSsnsGt'y located. On In. p'AGe IL very lsr!e u
rb-sd &; hGice felt ree+-.ppt,, pesrs pesl hG, rn
Jerry SGD d."soa--to p,ouo, u when soc,d ply i3r
the p!sco 10 ;rw yssrs Tho ya:i "a |Gli shaded W..
CrGsmtrta Adj hGh G>es Tho lGn-tirn 10 hewitt a.
&C ghtorhocd sood.
pGT furiter particulars, nddrts.
- I. ,CLlEt-H,
%risstdrgf. o., Ub'' OFT: cUG.tJ, W
r1vS-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29

foapshf t..Wosaa;a Ff.sess 4. Z:
uerl!n, oohu Z. Sni.h, +. ". Ee5, s. i. Frs.'
man. Missing: PriTatesJ. q: Oonas han, ",
R. Miller, ". NJ. King Il. b. McOord.
Company K.-Woundsd; .Pri7ates y M
Brantley, A J Estes, F N ,Ednondson, II Il
Hodnstt, Jones, { Scott, Thomas Gan.
nsy, W l. Jackson, R A PARKS Corporal
Thaddeus Wbeatley. Missing: serg.t a
Crawford, Privates j II Brooks, Thomas
Cook, Sterling Cook, j G Duke, II o DAVIS
] P Davidson; G. ". Estes, U Etmondson,
Russell Grey, f " Hishtower, n W Howell,
Z P Hamilton, R Il slsjgs, J 8 Sanders, J O
Teaver.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29

A PuLIceMAH SHOT On Saturday ::sLt
about eleven o'clock dlslttharae occurred on ca !;
street, l,vrween l7 and 18Th IA! rti police officers
on The boat has:cpei i:ameda."!y 10 n: ~ccu: upon
becoming aware Of ii. Ia Attempting 10 lr'il he
row. they weie resisted niiL Il" E" tie lG'T;hr iiri II
pistol at aud shot Wntchman Former ia the Eicrt. The
bal! eursird below the nipple nuj el,n~'i '"SLHrd,
Jluiucink n rri'i,nl nn', IN" 'cii"w 80, t-ua
after sriG-tei hat tie nt;1f PRINCIPAL 10 III '"S ed
c-pvd. Policeman Former hhs taken 10 ha TIE
and pTcJeiy atirI.i u, he wollnt IL SUPPOSED Ia lie
O dangerous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29

: u Ei2IrS.S kIDTsE,
: T 4 NT0 N, VI K G / y | 5

5,IE rar.h;!sced haSiHH pufsiss:3 Trore!ty T. =,
= fIu'h md iuirud-2 IL TGu."vS tas'G a. ,,r!y =:
will OF y u puulu nuoi:oa. OF EtaDAS, he 70 I.J
a,i tGcufI .tyi On tn; r; cta,ss, that ."G.l =.
kyu0nas
BROWNS AMERICAN nO.El.,
visa stsDlss sttac. 81, and recently Acrt b. s.st.
kSI LA ionAupt betnp near II" .eGtr.i D.pct @. =,
u.e't"c st:, stSr3np Convent Il .nt r',-' .
p.Go for all Vac sasy, oI.her tor ei,uT. yie-,oTs
"a :hs ln-sst sow of st,on,on I. .or &c Ipisl i
tie Go.errm -pt d bcspusi. 81 &C NJ ic.. O. G
psIcs OF eS 90 TO I1rLEaIsr vii l., .4t.t,.i . :t
rs.:a iIDra th. JsJ of ,Alc.
TAEM s:
Cash, Coordinate a.is, or Eoads r,c.v.:y w. t.:
pTrrp,i ~ 4i0uvl, shIuli E;li tiYiei = -,
,Tlu., p. yToa1 with in.sI.sI Il ON d-tc.
a. T.. iASi.
Ma 'v
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VALlJA BILE DIV ELLlNG
SCOTTSVILLE, .ALBEMARLE CoU&TI

SCOTTSVILLE, ALBEMARLE COUNTY,
AT AUGTsGN.
I nl'Irc 81 puhliS xncton 10 Sic Town ~ hcci'ifn.
l. ~ TGu7sD'T, 4ih dsy Of JtlaE usAt hat va a.ti
anh dr,i't bic :nsideGcr, Turme " ocanced by john
Ter To- sitSate1 40 e,n-nre c.nmnuiinR o7rof II:
Il 80 IT. riGy YGfs In the rcuntty
ihe lot .rnL.seei Des'y al sc:c -! :,nI Tas OF.
c'G'SDs tea and, h-5id.s hrip ri ue 4
;h- htst tu!S houses &c Sic tosn, IL VI rits' ore
hav'rg bee eLtr7 pu, In ko,"u.h Icr.jG T!gon-
onG'o2a cop,s, .ft.o aoutls shcien, s=.os b. US, c
h!u.r. sc.
There ~ - thr premises I!me choi,e hs,firi tci
tste'. gap, vine &c.
tse, rses ~ ~, or after III. o. it'
ps.A-t, fron Rchnond and u choErs.
Srct;svir, Va. y. nES"l
.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29

NOTICB.-Havna discontinued tie Grocery aud
~ oex l!Salon business, all psIzoas having c!s'ns
~ o.t mo Viii pruent them Tor payment Those u
lebted 10 nc or the late ira Of Lewis WEBB JOAN g.
WADE viii please mako payraeaL -,
~ Lii articles toe way 10 me- on confsnnen' VIII
be .uInsd Over to proper parties for sale.
nsy LOTT LLHp nAoe'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
FROM NASHVILLE BUTLRR, TILE
REACT YANkEE CAVALRY

TuLLlHoMI, May 25.-Alt quiet in front
The Nashvlle Union" OF the ed ssys' Is
te)isyed in Washington that Gan. Butler
will be assigned 10 tho oon.m and OF the de-
psrtnent OF Gen. Curtis, who has been re-
lieved.
Arrangements has been perfected for ad-
ding one hu inbred thousand Cavalry to the
Federsl army within the ensuing six moths.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
DISTRIBUTION OF COTTON.

SAVANNAH, day GA train of cotton, the
property of the Confederate States, WAS 40
cidently destroyed by fire, 1t Boston, ON the
Gulf road to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
cs..t. ard 2nro'iiGS l. nicer ttl Icn. ~

ih.:etT s77 tie t.nc7-S rrt'ce f:r the n';eGtr-.
sun u0n.e its .; ia Ifih -. .r-s-!spll DnIa
.tis roi 10 | tho sbGYa order:
svponottnn Oourt Horse. Jun, lot md "a, 1Scs
tnUt- Adw.'j urt n'Gts, iras 9Th s1i "a, I.G
CEsToiit cCrr 1oaie, JnEr 9I'. 'dh All ,.,h..'"o'
La snbuTg IL u.t i"uss Jule 5.k -si leu. rbi
Er,as-,,A "odgt h.u,e, Jose 8, 2uih .g: 80,
~.oE.;nEu:f Court IoIss, Jure 9G,h, 2r,n .ni ~.
1903.
Lalfa1 voir Eou,e Ju.J a.; q ,ud Cd 1873
HEDs'tE :: XIV,
MA, ~ -dl't gss,,'9,t run e,b = 4 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
n,,rH GIoEGIA HAGisILEr,

Company A.-Wnundsd: 9era't Jchn Pa
ceriy, Privstes NJ F Bum, John ID Sykes.
Company B.-W ounded: Serg'ts D-Gillis,
W. B White, Pfiva.s r j Uowsrt.
Company O.-Wounded: Serg'tJ e u,r-
riff, Private r Ives.
Company D.--Wound:d: Privstss G Regis
ter, % Ilsrrin, P II fIickox, Is Johnson, 5
Jormigsn.
Company E-Wounded: Private John
Morisan.
Company F.--W ounde'i: Private W D
Patterson.
Company u.-Killsd: Private G D Ban
ton.
Company KILLED: Private D Lott
Wounded: Ssrgsants W G Bislock, " j
Bslkcon, Private Noel Hill.
Company K.-KIlipd: Private Henry AL
cox WoupGed: Qorporal N Arnold, Pr
Yates J.mos Nsttles, W R. Bal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
TKrhruhY DAriLTM.LT, ..

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81 UTlOb l. hereby strr6 &c n Ioide!s At tsc rs,'
Treasury ,irs i.euSd LrdSr ;hr act CT Nay ls-.
lr6 thst thty NUT 10 ali rTe.ent The 10 Eta
ior utdinR At the TrrH,urJ q Its rtgc'E;
RES before III. S.st day - Ia sS.uits rTn:y
viii be aeh The priv les. Il iuDa.E. Re ,a r''d
nitsd &c ia tanl:i Ia :, per esrt bonds; lsj''
lie "a ten Jasp. (aisr-,D
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