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True Democrat., 1863-02-18
Fine Steam arist Mill fer Sale.

T-HE CREST MILL, known as Connor k
 l Chisuu's Mill, at Austin, in Prairie county, in fine running older, both tor wheat and corn, IS offered for sale on reasonable terms. The mill Is one of the best, if notthe very best, in the State For further inlofInation call on John II. Chisum at Anstin. Feh. 1, 1863. 4i%
True Democrat., 1863-02-18
STATE OF ARkANsAS,a

STATE OF ARkANSAS,l
 COUNTY OF foPE { A-t s-
 ln the Pope county Probate Court, January teru', 1863. s -- .- -.-., -s .---. - a... a.f --- In the matter of tho estate of ] s.. Petition for sale A. c. Logan. aud distribution. < A T this day comes John R. H. Scott adm nis- X trator of s,id estate, and William F.. Jam-
 .on iii right of Iii wife, Frances J., Jno Ciark,J R. Titsworti., guardian of Spear Ellsworth and Ada Ellsworth. minor heirs of Spear 1dttswor,h; ohp Titsw orth, guardian Of William Clark and. H. G. ] Clark; [. W. Ellsworth, guardin of Newton
 Clark, and William E. Jarnsol, guardian of Fan l ulc Clark, miner heirs of Clayton R. and Martha
 Clark and file their petition verified by aiii'lavt
 oi two credible witnesses the object and prayer of which are to 2, ar order sell the lands and slaves beloiigiag oaia estate for distbn ipn and tiie
 court being well and sufficiently ised in the pre-
 mTses, doth ord CT that notice bc given to Henry
 Wade and Eliza M. " atie, his wife, ,lno c. anson
 and Rost. ". Iamison ,hels oi R obt. " and Eliza beth JIinison and J. W Drake and Mary his wife,
 heirs of ( layton It. and Mitrttl Clark, or their
 legal representatives, other unknown heirs, who
 arc non-resCents of this State, to be and appear at probate court 10 be begun and hedat tire court
 house in the town of Dover, in Pope county, Ark, on the Sd Monday in April, S63, then and there tuanswe: to the said petition for the sale and dis trioutjon of the real and personal estate ot the said A. C.. Logan, deceased. or the same will be taken as confessed; and S further ordered by the court that publication be made of this order in the True Democrat, newspaper, publishcdln the city of Little Rock for six weeks conseeutivey as full
 and ample notice to std resident heiIs.
 Attest. ANDREW ]. BAYLlss, Clerk. Feb. I'll, 1863. 6w Cost of adv. $2s.
True Democrat., 1863-02-18
M O TIC E

COMMITTED to the Ari Penitentiary by the ak < iaier of Jaeksen county, a certain Negro Man
 , himoeIf LOUIS about feet inches high, of1R ak color light build, about 25 years old owner un-> known n, . o,. . .h. oxn,rat,or os two
 . 1ne . aalIaj s f,x hv ths owner. A.sJ WARD. Dec. .. 1asi 3Ara. AAr~ |" <eSsss""eD
True Democrat., 1863-02-18
$50 Reward for a Negro Girl.

DANAWAY on the 2ath January, 1863, a nc- IA gro girl named AMY; 2l years old; very bright mulatto; straight dark hair; eye slightly crossed; small size. The above reward will be paid fer her deliyeryto to me in Little Rock.
 ar Address, w. T. WHITLEY,
 Feb II At Care Capt. C. N. Roberts.
True Democrat., 1863-02-18
Valuable Salt Land for Sale.

E OFFER for saje 6'jQ Of rich bottom land, E ,lrs mile. c,at ot Arkaiieltla, Sl0 acIea tead- rned for three years: 50 atyas cleared, and dozen sslt weila new being worke> npQn he land. Ieflns tuenty d !'ae Ter acl,--. CeI.it,.crae money vrces taken in | aTlncnt. For infynaaIon apply to Col R. II. John-on, or iio:. l. W. CrosS, Little Rock, oT ". D. Ncely A1ksdelYl5a
True Democrat., 1863-02-18
N nT IC E {.

,c committed to the Arksnsss Penitentsry, byaA " the sheriff Pl.. county ..ns Gn s1s sis iss November 1881 certain Negro aars mar ald hack o1hn % sa ;ue inches in height has pop eyes and an i pediment n a T o5 stephen Bareed, who resides nea lie IS , uis and not taken away at the expirsnot of two yeafs VIII 0 A. J. WARD,
 ,os, etn Keeper of Penitenttgrx
True Democrat., 1863-02-18
M oTICE .

<,.ouurrTED to fhe Penitentisry the 18th AZ t day of November, 1881, a certain negro
 Ma, roIl;py hts name g1 IL, about feet 6 inv 4 chss in height of black color, about 2s years A\ o,d He save he belongs to some man living S& near Memphis, Tenn X AS
 The owner is requested to come forward. com, N A nIv with thet, W and take him away, or he VIII v bs sold at the expiration of two years to Ps{r.pn the ohargss ,ss, o,n Keeper of Psnftenttayy.
True Democrat., 1863-02-18

HAILER's NVTfCE-Yas coinnted to tue jail ot ss ss psairie county. Ark, nn Ih +'h day 'i Dec lNo- R negro ,nsn r.ilnz L4 r4rl4 3IMHO about fact. 9| a inches high supposed to 8 CT j years o age, cop s per or ealgs he belongs U man by the usMe oi An .oo H5iliurs worth. in tho State of Iousian8. Tue owree of sa is hereby notified ooome orWsFo prove fro5rrt pay catgcs aud take him away, otherwise fs will be dealt with li4c law further oifocts
 J. M. KING, S9crtd, Bs ". C. STEPHENSON, Jailer. q rn.fc cf aiiN Sl week.
True Democrat., 1863-02-18
Circular

Circular. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OR. MASTER, T. M. D..l
 Little Rock, Feb. 5th, 1863. The following opinion in reference to the pay of Bounty. is published for the. intofnation of dis bursing officers
True Democrat., 1863-02-18

OFFICE CoMM,NDA CoNsCRIPTs
 Little Rock, Ark- Dec 21, 1882 ] The following orders published for the information of all concerned
 By command of Cooper Adjutant and Inspector Gen E. F DANLEY, Col
 - and Coni'dt Cunscripts, District of Arkansas.
True Democrat., 1863-02-18

Hine, slightly in leg; Ambrose Jeffery, badly in arm; R H Lee, slightly in hand; w n Nelson, badly in leg; Jno L Sima, badly in leg; Wyatt, slightly in arm. - - <. . Killed lO--W founded 8 Missing 3. ss,sa 2.
True Democrat., 1863-02-18
ChfriT's Notice,

FH,HEgE was committed to the jail of Crawford county,
 k Ark on the 2fth of August, 1862. negro nSn Who savS b;s name s DANIEL e Ia feet, iuches high, of
 ala complexion weighs ahou l5o pounds says ne belongs to psaiatnin Morris of Cass county, TeIae
 The owner the above named slave heepy notheo O como forward and prove lis ownership tc the same, or ne will dealt with tue law directs JAMES II. BROWN, JE, Sheriff of Crawford county. Ser, ,n 1882 su, Cost of adv. S2 DOT week.
True Democrat., 1863-02-18
Sheria6 Notice.
Sheriff of Johnson County Ark. Ian. -lS63 sln Cost of adv. S2 per week.

sMTAS COMMITTED to the jail of Prairie coun- ST tv. ou the 2tth of Dee, ls62 runaway slave, callina himself TOM about feet, lG inches high, bright inulata color sys c belongs to Berry skste, PAiliils. coui.ty Arkansas.
 The owner of said negro is hereby requested to come oiwar,, prove 's rrolertt p4y cots and taEe him hence. or other wise he Will be dealt with IS tbs law directs JAMES Nl. KING, Sheriff.
 ,rr W C. srlpHE>sos Jailer Prairie Co.
 Ian [ S6.t 7 fIn -Co4t of Ndv. g per week.
True Democrat., 1863-02-18
|, z 10. ts82 ca.t or stiy s per week.
l Esa kEWAkD.---kanaway from ths subscriber

lt. E- sA kEWAtD- -kanagay teIn the subscriber x,~ ID %S o! the nl. ui the lsi iust negro man ISS named J)H G5 years ol Of copper color. dow A lock and quick spoksn; h is about toe oinches high ~A i61 or 6 lbs Iie uinurbt trotn near weston on tl, Mssulr rvsr, ty w. A. Guthrie. from whom pur chased him He has good many good clothes ~th hI ,g,r. b,ts. pe wool fst hat end mixed coat Httis ,sofn with imitation ni keE buttons. The sbove reS@ if be pa d and all naoee5;IY cxPeases, II delivered o t <. ,t,l,, Eo,, JAMES TlMAls.
 Dee h. lSn2. tf
True Democrat., 1863-02-18
Letter from Batesville.

|" Our little baby e~ Little blue eyed, laughing baby.":
True Democrat., 1863-02-18
Ruuawqy Sgaues ia tue Penstent'G,y.

NOT I c Fl.
 SctoNMITrEp 70 the ArSsnsas Penitentary by the A Jsherin of Jefferson county the 2d day of Deo & ,shI a Negro Man calling his name JOHN GORDoN' E. ue sbt 5, years old, feet inches high, or sa.. ,ac or thick ips lower lip turned little round to the left of his face case e says by having his Jaw DfoAe S. | n G ;s m frse man .s A. J. WARD, ysr IA Isss 2am Keeper of Psnitenttars
True Democrat., 1863-02-18

>oMMTTTED to the Arkansas penitentsry on the I as O of December, ls6l, certain Negro Man cainsnn 3 nama JOHN C0WAEs Said negro man is very ight mu a,to nearly ybe fecseied face, feet nine nches en ah ut 30 wears old has O. pricked n inoa inA VI "'' '0' "'' o''' 4. J. WARD,
 r. Q, ,aeo o.n Keeper of Pea,tensidry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17
q LITTER Yson THE WIFE OF a n1ssrss1prr


We tsko the liberty thin mor;ling 20 pub
iish the subjoiped private letter, received at
this Office. emitting nj a.r.cs. The sslse
noble woman ia the su.anrcss f sie !e:ter
from Holly SPRINGS Miss designed for pub
LEGATION. We publish both to show thu un-
conquerab!e spirit Of tho women Of tho S:u:h,
who, though ponniless, ara SAG yict, in spi:it
as Crusus Was in pnrso:"
HaLLr SPRINGS, Feb 81. 1868.
MessIs. EIitors-My husband h.s ing
been sneGcr!ber to your paper, aud for tho
laEt ten yenrs have been "a attentive rc=der
Of its usef j and yaiusbls cniumna- Twelve
months have elspsed Stree parted 9TH my
husband, wi'l went fo:th to battle 10? Free
dom's cau.n, .I.: & wh;ch lime riHuy inres.
months e!apetd, which brought me 10 titi:'ss
from him, ss v were cut of frou oil commu-
nication By usil facilities. Through acci-
dent Your valuable paper occasionally would
come to chsar my hope-farsaken nesr:; srd
learned TO Iesatd it at stesdfsae ;rerd -
I desire you to mail you. rsier hcreIitsr to
ruy address inetosd Of 10 my hua5and, and
enclose you three dollars, the subscription
for the Weekly Enquirer for one 5osr. You
will please add my rauie to your list Of suo-
scrioers for life, pla'ins credit 10 my &C.
count for ono years subscription; and ss we
have post eflice nearer than Water Val
ley, distant oas hnHdUd miles, until further
advised ylu vii! !:csra di'tc' my paper 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17
PROCL ATyCT By TH!s .PR@SE-
DENT

IL - HreI t.lai- w & p,uple rtc sc1cl iS,s 10
supceruICy CT lbs ivirg CO. We e.uuid - eyeI W.
~, OF or dependence on E:n ahoa.t !c..1--e: -
u BIN aoGe tan VIZ trust tc: our G0i.icr.;... '.-
20 EIIh Ia due dsvcat tA.EtIGlls*E g. 'T1
rii l.et-fe= isctoTed 81 ps ed h,t hy p....- 80.
Gu - .i~ 80 E2Caiv ~. ton',rEsn :S,.i,1= ..- W.
that projecting core which has ui>-l... -. .r
,hG uii.-: VI i.u:s az isnEer-
&c ubaiislca TO His preuot,s Ne = ..5g- l.0l5 y
tine 49,, Ha;t:isI ;&SGtSa; with ~ ca -.'
g:T:cS a.ii He hs-, i~rn Er...!.-sJ = sch. -.
GIL siIp.icGt'nos, BE-: ., sra'' '.hnrcn.'
OF lila lS%yt ~ %. "t.,f,, ..uG JG: ,.l,.'...
:luny ccGGj;a "" base 1oV at.:' - ,.... ......
tho tiJ.s w.ict cl'.....,'s -. j. -; Hc,; 80
rretui;- '.hu compass ~ 49, - - - p.
atiUc';on, ;I5 Lord II Ho.ta c Jga:!. 60. .. 81.
,op o. tis nspra. wor' -. TIA 49, ~. g.
strong, Lu: u vcnu.scoTcr lie -ii.ciA - I,...
Assin our energy with !o.a t:.,sc 81. "a" -.
Of :".r arassi uen ana Il'"o t"'"- :.-... ... o..
t.h sHjuyaiion. and. with rs:. u2s :.!H -ious ..
even In Own !Ic'.szs am 81 cur cw" c.,..@ Oh.
Isrvert our r:?r-s"vsntn and on: !E.!i','-' ..s
sccoulpncss OF hsr wtcR,s. ds-'"ps.
Uuder taese circumstances Il Is my =: -" Sc
vito you once Inoss q meet tx sir :,i ~ ;G--, t.
younely.s ~ humhIo supPicstiou - ,I-- ".n 60.
been out ronStant .nc lr.'oi l...'S sT.'o;; h. a.,
past All q Htisc pt0:cc.lon and r7.i;2Hl.4 va !rt
-. no fn'nra
To ,..ls rn4 !, JEFFERSON DAVIS Pro-, ( ia
CGnteia3is s't.t-s OF 4 ,neitns. 10 lao III,
p~uSisuisti,n. De:oT eps,r PrIhsy. p. ~ l'Y .
enrh dag ct Mach ~ tsS =. I-..ic.n hr..:..a.o.
emf " YER ant &c lnvn 'hs paopA uf Lhn .d 'r''
10 repair n ~: IHY b their usaE pid"H' ~ pEoG:
ship, aud " joIE IN prayer To Almighty III.
- wi Continue bis mlr-!sl crotsn,i0G evcr aI-
CAUSE icst ba vii nj..:,o. car ~. - 60:
nsusht th=r evil desgul nai irsr Ia ~. -. --
rsstore % oar ociCvs1 ,.IuGuy Tho L., .,-, Sc
and secu'i:,
In faith wn.r,cfi h.v- h-rpuut0 81. my ian ..
tbs city # Ri-hTlUld rila :wac ;s Tca g., h..
February IN Tie yesr Of Our Lord une 'koua,:.
hundns; and sky .'':r-c.
LEPErE!,J,i gAHi@.
By ths prssde1t
p BxsJIHTg ra~rsfsr- n S's'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17

The Memphis appeal learns through t
gentleman who arrived IN thu. city last eve
ming, direct from Uonhona county, Some pse.
ticulars of tbs Federal operations il Tazoc
Pass The feet was composed of nine tons
ports and Eve gunboata, all smsll yesselD
During tic work of removing the obS;ruc-
tions tho bank Of tho Pans we're ccnetantiv
guarded some d stance ahead b. the IL fsntry
to protect the working iarty. Tt t. sa~t
worked by steam power on tie forward Vea-
sol, and the tilnners, when loosenct, wore also
removed by steam. The work wss rapidly
executed. md without sny hcstile intnrsup.
tons. On reschins thu Colds stes. two o.
the suunoats proceeded ON rs far SIS the Tails
batchie; they have, however, returned 70 'hs
anchorage Of the balance OF tho feet, at tbs
mouth o, tho Pass Our informant, I'll CID
citizen Of the. county, thinks tho fsuk'es
will continue to hsvs plenty If ~atos fo'
their purposes for some time yat. he Also
speaks hopefully Of the preparations Eaains
to thwart the urposes Of the explorers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17

The Roll OF HoS ox-BTigadier General
Mercer, in M order referring to tbs ls:e glo-
rious defence Ct Furt McAllisto., makes
honorable mention of Capt. Robert Martin,
of Martins B,ttery; Opt. J. L. McAllister'
Capt. John McCsady, Chief Engineers, and
James W. MsA'peE, Assistant Engineer. OF
the general result he says:
Three turrettsd iron clad gunboats and til ee
mortar boats for eight hours throwing fifteen
inch hollow shot srd she'll thirteen inch
shell, eleven inch solid shot, and eight inch
rife prejecties-a combinations of formidable
missiles never before concentrated uEon a
single bsttsry-hurltd An iron hAil upon the
fort. But The brave gunusra, with ,hs cool,
efficient spirit Of disciplined soidis-s. and
with the intrepid hesuts.of f1eemen batting
in just cause, stond undaun!ed e. their
posts, and proved to the world that tho most
formidable vesssls and guns that IN darn in
genuits has hcen sbls 10 produce, arc pow
-rless- az ainst an eaTthwork manned by Pm
triots, to whom honor aud lborty sre dearer
than life. Believing that tho repuiae Of these
vessels, with but slight injlry to tho battery
or garrison, marks new era in the history
of Ire war, the fact is publahsd With proud
satisfaction for the information and e..cou-
kagement of all.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17
THE ENEMY pRlv B. K.
Signal Victory for the o9-tsdsrates

Poer Errs,B, La, March 15:l OAR,
4. n A bombar1men: cnoE:en~e1 A..;
=. 1:co (, ?. n, ycst.:5I-'. srA c~'!.....-,-
up . 4. II. The. enemy iifrd sS:r :, --,
our bsrtr,;cs I'D Dot reply. At u c'a.e...
s.t night most desperate ergagrIneLt e..
Place. Tie enemy endesvorcd to rsss Gu
batteries under cover Of ds'kness. / i"
i'iHg was rfose terrific, and lasted fly tHt'
hours. One guntoas succon@od in rssSi.
IA dnms ssd condition. The L 5. scop-ri-
war Akssiss!ppi was set On trs .nd burnt =
the waters edge IL f:cnt Of ous battsIieS.-
o1e large vessel wss orpl.te.y 1:dj!e't, :.
third badly crippled, ana tho res: re,s
driven back. At o'cto,k the c!tu!r vii.
drew.
Our vi:to:y is complete aat elo,i,us.--
SO fsr IS known thcrs are 70 c:.ll.;irs 81
our part.
The boat !bst passed the b,,te,is. :. : IT,.
less SO disabled 81 u render be: sci w. Us
!ruit'efs.
Thi,ty 81, ,oen and clio uIicshr~sD - ,ra
destroy ed fr;s.:e Mississippi we're b:c@,il. -
b. our cavalry this morning. ;;eToIa, o' -
prisoners are severely wounded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17


VTIRGEEIa-slN OHAnCEBY.-AG Ls'ts - n :.
Lisrks Ofaeo CT the Circuit tcru e t-s c.y e '
rnond the IT. 6ey ei Asroh, lse3:
William & Polk, gt.
agsuI,
Thcrns - W Fletcher and Other -.
The oil ject OF thls su!t 10 10 ojHn tie def N'r..,
W. Pet her from farther Interfering g an1 = ,aIe Is g
Any IA the ro:toersfio bututss O. the ca: - cen
o. Webb 10 have az aid pAriae srp GlsSv.i sI' -
srHtrs wound and sfadsv,t ssIng bseu Gs,s ~ ri
that tho dsenaAat abovu msd Eea rcEt.C: 0! 80:
o. unonw-xib, the sxi5 d:.ce.sr: ~q..- t. o.rs.r
w,o r,pth after due pcb .un hrrto; sd 20 cn..
NECESSARY 10 project hi, interer n Tin r:i;
CspJ-Testo
march I-s-4z Hfaj. 1. LAR q p.
JTIKGIcl..-IHU aAsCgRY 81 -ues Le:i nue.
G:rrss 0nce CT tho Cirut curt .! to- c.;y {! So.
mnui tho itb DAY q! March, i7tB:
Aac DIVER. sy J:hn Red!cri b.: usft hi.Ht, v..!.
rssnst
wliisrn =. u1.e, u
n, Object u this suit get d'yo-rc e n 81 500
o. Iaslr my and ShissH krvica be-: made ant 81
that tho 'dsizudat sEoys nrped nan rr'' a. Of H.
,muoaw'atn The ssi def1ndAc, "a reIu'-Cd 20 r.-c-f
within month AIM duo publication here scd l.. o.
10 ug ,a,sary rr-tec, ia in:s ir this scit.
copy-rssts:
nsrch ?--cwtv BE"J go LISP. Cls'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17
tuE R,EHni Ord ENQUIRE Err
.-,r..n .Al..., ssE'-wxEkl.s 49,. "i--L'
ST TYLER Ai.LESHB. e.
TERMS

rAr,p-soS ono year, twelve t:oIinss tor 'tx
.,ss ak d Ia :. No scbacripticc received 10. 'ssa
'hsh ,s, SIyglY. --Em oas yoar, eight doDns; fa.
T.. 70, : & liam sad eft7 ncn.a No Bucscr'p-
NJ Msn.yed t,t lasa than rig troniu-
ae1 TIr rat OBJ Ia,ir, four 3c!lass Tor ak
~. ;h7.c ,,ilars No subscription 'a-''s'' for
i.'s :bar ~ E''nth.
~ s.bsllosra 2seI.xtua thar Fnn' '1iy7. S:il
.s'S II .. NM Il o. . to- rfs, o ,s :' ''H'
N:yrariSlS9.
sl,,su'ons vii ne Inserted a, liz d., .;s e, "AI
IN a,Ierp rnrs ~. .tnpan;ed &y * caGh
,>.,.,- tsey wi! ~; u attended tn.
~" .7. containing r"r"y Are ncnt 81 III, ':7s % RS
xrtar, tbetrot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17

The Louisville "Journai" says tie raid irto
the blue grass region was by no rnsans forml-
dablt but their presence indicates the presuDp-
ton Of tho enemy and the helpiessness Of our
selves. 1t is the opinion Of the best inform
ed military men that the rebel raids chroa.-
clsd from day to day, are but the fore'm-
ners of general invsaon through Cela5er-
land Gsp into Northern kentucky.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17
4 MOTHER ARRIVAL,

CHlnlEsroN, Msrcn l6--fho a;ear:c= G;r-
tfude, from GEeenock, Scotland, va Ms ~,
lre'gatei with valuable merchandise. n.-:Te.
At Confederate port, this morning. rit= =
her iyAt TIP t. the Ushied.r..e ccsS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17

S,ncs .he capture CT the IndiAnola and
Qussn Of the West, the Yankees have brought
down several guHboats aud rans, and anchor
cd them il (; ont of the transport feet Of the
army across the river. Among than we
noticed tho Lexington and Gen. Bragg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17
R9OO ~ RW lkDi

IYr tho .es,Gsnce OF Col aoore. N 9Th st'-et OF
S,.arisy Last, ttse 9TH Inst j servant h>y nSmaN
s,rIIIY VALENTINE. 1h- asih Beverly II 'sa r-:ps
:, >, E.s JudSs R.verly T:cfe: ut Van. T:oars is
e,5e- col .ra rna;ai sa"ut o}a fre' "!. very sea-
- p.rseu browc s. .ad air l'ciaed 10 curt Ill,
,5.r l. rrr,Ars ally modest and qI:.'. hea SPOKEN
ra .hor inir1,ietsd, bu' s,"n c"cHrefs himself
Ikci ix,t seen. BRO coat, WITH vr.Ss bIttoas
s.-,,, vcsrs III, coat uuso"eS :: the usisl T. rct:
.t,' h,r' with ht3c trimu "!us In.ltIr- Esp,
i,.1 -. s.trpsi ,e' ana bite na'- rtsl
40. re era.i vii 81 paid TO- rs arprsS-rsion All
vary nths ccrneT o. hh sd Ga f.-ee's ~ hI - :,
r a, id 20! q jt,' 10 ANA city. r,,rc" ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17

The Memphis Buiistin," ofthe lst, reports
that the steamer Hstty Gilmore was csptur-
ed in Barren river, KY, by tic Oonfeder-
atss. Two other steamers were above and
il was supposed would also be captured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17
ANOTHER STEAMER

WlLMlHoros, N. O., March iG.--Ine FL.
tAh steamo. BrIt=n;s, FOXY days !.on lias-
gov and tive days from N=-aau, LnI.,d :,
Confederate pors YESTERDAY, VIZ. ,a.C.b,.
cargo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17
VALUABLE NORTH R:VEk IND ;
HANOVER For SAL

VIII to Ilfthu tract Of isrd rpos -s'rH - - =
L InR On Tho Forth Am. siscr, MA f''a --t''
a reg9,ar s.opnlng place sad poet ccSt e :: -
Harc.t mon which passenger tran Fa-s ~ -c
way :nc Which 10 oo ri - rom Ao.--"7d.
fihs I'm con.arI 10 Ard ha, az nSsn!a! --
n,- ~ :.;pI ,oc.iIod. .lers 10 eo'c :: r t-s :
,,,s ,,ss sW Of -rfeh SHARED sad ne -
road, ri:c dtistt The ;.l.le !snc IS =. arc c"'''
,ome yo.r; pn,:. Il hAa = nupibsr u 20" Ali =,
400 T. end every Gr.d Ia sbundstiS GvTP.se w. L-v-
eT-fsl.uy strstnls.
Il RS too I!aIn drairys, % s'.rs'-: t1a. n: :-i:
may he Gtv.ced II dls:ret 81 tho pu:eIasr-.
aha out-batiiugs Ars al. seot soT7- - trvy nt|
doe plscisii"r
Tae s-ishhcrhnod u prorert!.iy healthJ; IA $50 J
good snc ieyssai Th1tshes yJrJ conventsn.
Pors cs Wishing 70 In In real s.tse, or thor. 80
CO.. f.rn readily leeessi,a 70 5!S-S-s. ~ rs1
q NOR thaa ..GlT.:l- dsd!r1sle pass 45i.s,a
kEy G.. e. DT!s' 'i'S
B-t nI-f3.t N.Ti-tt'J, Fan Con-. p.
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Ia this Laanner | may soInaiinss receive
your ps..er, " hich Las ,ut rehchol NE f"c
four months ra4t.
p. S--Ths Yarda.s took tbs last yestige Of
property from ne, leaving NE psnnilcss, hut
an, Pc rich in spirit as over Crn:us was in
purse.
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a,ru,,or, norsN - iS,'h

THme.unx Of tie Hrard Of Dire toe OF hia ccpsry
y ..le re Oh Ct March. 1861, 10 consequence OF
-e-m!atsd sod unprersd -aei sdv.aoa:n s'oss c: 81
IA ;s AZ s12o-s Ger this railroad AL IL -" tis e.
- 'sc:rs cps, alto q, Hrss
irrea TIA The ratrs Of soa new o. I'd - :Ts!g's
't'r rts- on this rca1 DO Icrtk l. .sef - one-
ih OF ~ ratenxe1 ~ -. ,a-'E O. toll. ~" 'sttd N
"-ss,..y C. Nv ieSt tro ..tes te'-..ci :, sake
set 90 NC! Li,er tils i4tI OF March. 1858
SAHCs'. :U!H.
rrhr-sI Snper.:eades: y: sot rtsl'on.
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J. B. FAULKNER,
COM MISS SION NJ Err @ e A I

L y NJ II 1 . . " ~ VI "a n " II a ~ I ,
RICHMOND, Va,
& ;ilSI-3 ,o7s Snnents Of
ss'-. -,ap-cr'. HENRY T5WEATT. who hiss al equ,l
!.teres: IA the commissions from date.
nIs;t-:CaNT GHkFriN, ~ Charotse c Iunty
Oh. sr sho kas wstfhcuse, formerly oocapisd bS
f.u tr;r Z Olk't
&s!ch I'd. 1853 Dsrh e-in1
~ "uB r,sretor 0au:T OF T5EIonNTEDEaATE
rtst.. o. AreT,eafor lac Eastern District Of VrRips,
ron ~ EcGa-
c-trrsd rh.t Receivers Thoruu 7. Giles H'ny 2.
nrorke John T. P.2i, francis L. Smith, Jcnn H. speed,
G;s L. sarnptell and We. A. nsur,, do 9. # then,
81: :ie Cih "a Of April render hosor: VIM Wat
~ ,:r57a. Ii this ,lonrt. account o. al n
"a n ais hands, under lea CONTROL o.ives a.
r,.siL appalled, unrr- of UopRTess entitled "Ao
or ,r ,elasst.s OF the estate prnpaItv and Of.
Il 2iao So is aud for tie i.deany Of clIens OF
TIE Ga stru and persons aiding tho sAe 10 ne
.rs g We. Quilted etates, approved Aug Sth,
1891 H.a 4: mnke and ate norUast ard settlement
IN % .st5 nf hs lscdon OF monies and dsburlemsps
The get acresao Aus farther osSsred, that The
gar hIl ,f TIL 20 be pubfshed la tho Roh
>, Id ~ Iucossvs vesss beioIs the sAia
.y Of ~pt COPY Of h order. and ttss abs CLARK
,l' Gort aeed ono Of eo,tsping sag pub
., e District Attorney Of the Confederate states
O; the ta.tern Distrct RI Vlre,pda-
ua,n, 5;w LoyriN X. ELLtTr olo-k.
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srstEi .TTNDsST'- oiginE r. =. p. L B.
Ei.h.pund Ger il ls1h SO

r or 80: i:N n February ~. 'sfS y. ;sn.sri.
lis - Ic:E; -'.s "n'iresd t.tx":n SEQ All, zoo
r.t-!e.snuis E;s's eA.h=- Tt.ve'"c ""C%R q
..stNso I-'a2 ala. coc,s:uoE ..as!e .plas:i,
-....g <. AIrI'2
go ya r-.'a. y lc,s 'Sa: II Res ; a. tc:so
-- rr NC .';o - G.tr".p E'@ ID ,ni T:c ~,
-, IKE B..rs TaGNG, ,w.s..n .ta,ar, CO. ,-ei
-:b y,r,,.-' Il 18th OF "!ao. sra ccrtA5i y
-. rp. s-l,c'o.S'lr T. Ei.s V,-Slris Dc.s:rs
$3.50 &C >cr- - e.tt.r ;n~.7 rtun vt the
r:.ygi.! = C rS. !oH, or lts iatrrmStiac With
r.r ,-r-c -, r-cofe'y Hr r.. cnpy!otrn ry. -
TO- t,g * tr'.'ii: oswald Il s39 q more vi - p>id
% .pp Is - 3. HUH. sEs't
r>-rh .s-st
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A YOUNG BAY HORSE FOB SALE.
TIE Ia Of me Also snd appearance, ssd nss veEy foed
IL soaon. Apply IS tas Treasury onss Of tbs Virginia
Central 3. z %. march 1o-lW>-