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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-11

From all parts OF the State the Information
oome- thst there will be aa immense oufpouring
Of the re,,f,le a the Mas. Convention q BE- he'd
in tn. civ on Wednesday. the 9th Of Nav.
fearful crisis : upon the country. anil u =
inently iitng that At such time the people
should assemble 70 EXPRESS their sentiments upon
the condition Of public Affairs and To petition for
a reires Of grievances" The importance Of the
meeting cannot be over-estimated A free pres.
free speech and free ballot mark free people.
To maintain those rights should be the first and
highest object OF every man who desires to pre-
serve the blessings OF civil liberty and free Gov
eminent. Upon the Democracy. upon the
conservative citizens OF Indiana. much now
depends. Intense interest is felt All over the
country in the action Of the Goth Of Nav Conven-
ton weirust every conservative citizen Of the
State will make. IL necessary. sacrifices. To come
up 10 the Convention and make Il demonstra
ton so imposing in numbers and in character.
that it will exercise powerful influence for good
upon the destinies of the country. I,
is not a meeting 70 subserve the personal in
terest Of any man. but TO preserve constitutional
liberty, the Government. the Constitution and the
institutions framed and handed down TO Us by
the Patriots of the Revolution. Is it necessary
to appeal to the people to assemble for the fur
therance OF such objectsl
As il will be noticed elsewhere. arrangements
have been made with all the roads leading into
indianapolis to run half fare trains Most
of the speakers invited TO be present
have signifed their intention to attend, II
their engagements will possibly permit. IL Is not
the speakers, however, that will give character
10 the convention. IL j. the voice of the people
themselves that will make the impression upon
the country and let il be heard in numbers and
with determination that will be potential tor
good
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-11
MississlPri SeuADEoN.


CArRo, ILLINOIS. May. .. le63.
EDrTok SENTINEL: The veIy lates, news and
Of an undoubted kind Is. that Gen. Grant snd
Admiral Porter have defeated the Rebels at Grand
Cult The loss was not very heavy on either side
in killed and wounded but the loss OF position 70
the Rebels along wsh their artillery, is Of great
importance 90 them, for il opens mp 10 Gen.
Grant direct communication with Gen. Banks
We. of the Mississippi Squadron. have no other
opinion than that the ever successful Grant and
the heroic and nd0mitable Porter will sooR have
Nicksburg. II cannot be otherwise The news
from Missouri. Arkansas Tennessee, &c. l. of
the most encouraging kind
Col. Ellett's Marine brigade. consisting of the
Autocat. flag ship Diana. Baltic. B ! Adams,
+. II. Fairehild. John Raine Woodford, lhos
pltal boat the rams Lioness, Fulton, Horner.
and Monarch, with artillery. cavalry and infantry,
amounting ia the aggregate 20 $1,000 troops.
have just arrived from up the Tennessee river
where they have been PLAYING sad havoc among
the Rebels and their sympathizers. ! regret To
say that TIE organization il badly managed
The boats comprising the brigade cost the Gov
eminent one million dollars, and are kept so
filthy. being dashed together in port and the
dung. &c. OF the horses being not properly taken
care OF, that one third of the command are on the
sick report. while number Of the command are
said 20 BE- mutinous and TO have no regard for
the shiDs furniture. sitting and splitting, and put
ting their feet wehre il suits them-oficers and
men are IN one grand mixture of uucleanliness,
filth. cigar stumps. tobacco juice. &C. The COM
mand seems To be bind of don't.cMe.R damn
sort OF saimagundi
The news from the Potomac has, w TO this
writing been complicated. vet considered in the
main a. very encouraging. II has had no de
pressing effect Ii Hooker has not been os sue
ce>sful as anticipated he has shown himself 10 he
man of energy. and. the expression now
goes. Of snap and eel up hope he his learned IN
have some mercy for Mcclellan and Burnside.
some OF his ifiends. w CT
p : The gunbonts Little Rebel. Enstport.
Chillicothe and Robb at Mound City the
ways.
Our repulse before Hines Bluff, Is considered
down here, of no importance, and has had no de
moralizing effect in the feet " CT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-11
MONDAY MORNING, NAY II.


The war New ~s.StarfIfuw uuu,or,
The city vas thrown into fever AZ exc;,sn.n,
on Saturday evening bv ther~port ,ha, Richmond.
the Rebel Cauital. had he., e.r,,-.a b. o,r
forces Most Of the people felt that IN. news was
a., GOOD N h. 49,. A.-.. !. -,
= 49,
oe 80 o' 'oa' sny otoer event might occur "n'e"
would speedily bring the war 70 close = Snbse
oueo. d;se.srh>- Az, M, ~orfr,, the ruo.or al
-. -. -.Ai,. ISL.
''- " W"
IN the confidence OF ne 1oveFnment' are
frm in the belief that Richmond has already
=, I'll, ..~.t;,. f.u Tk.v h..s hi, or;,;oo
- -. e-.' "a =, a.
'F'' "'' " ''' 49, -
s'roying the -railroad communication between
Richmond and Lees srmy-the impossibility
Of The Rebels reinforcing Richmond from the
Rappshannock consequent cutting OF of
supplies fos the Rebel army-the advance Of
large bodies Of troops up the York river and an
advance on TO Richmodd from that direction and
the reported advance Of HooKERsarmy. These
reasons certainly give encouragement that
nav look for decided advantages TO be gained
by the Federal army in short time. The sue
cess Of these anticipated and reported movements
depend much upon the fact whether the bulk of
the Rebel army is near the Rappahannock. Upon
hi. poiut the New York World of last Tuesday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-11

There viii DE a large gathering of tle people
at Gosport. Oven county. on Thursdaysthe lith
inst The meeting will be addressed by Hop 5
s Cox and Hon GroREx II. PESDLxToS. of Ohio
and Hon. d. W VOORHEES,. Extra trains viii
be run during the day OF the meeting. ON the
date all Who may desire 10 attend The follow
ing are the arrangements:
Que Train will leave Lafayette at ) A NJ. and
arrive sr Gosport NJ ln:1O. One train will leave
Mitchell AZ ) A NJ. aud arrive At Gosport NJ 9
An Returning. both trains will leave Gosport
zbout > p. NJ Passengers will be carried To aud
from Gospor at half fare on ali trains on the /.
n. A. 4 {. Y. r. on the 18th
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-11
MILL.NERS.
NJ [ S S J. D o Y L E

DEGS LEAVE To lSEoRN THE LADIES OF IN
= oiauapoiis md vicinity that she viii open shaw
boon, over Nc . Hate- House Block Wet Ws~hin gtoa
street. MIS-. Doyle intend, keeping Paris MILITARY
ampo-i ia. Where al ~ times may b found Tie best
sartuenf 81 Hanne- rhbans French Flowers. Piunrs.
Bridal Nrratas Aud an goods usually - foust
irst c.ass ssgatfhelt Mia 10y b. intends masking IN
dianapDis her perm amcut residence ard Nil ~ ailnes
Keep the and most desrsblc goods b found in
Th~ patronage q ths public b respectfully
so..cred. AprG-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-11
MILLS.
G HICKMAN
c. HICKMAN J. ~ MAC ARTHUR.
Late # the CAPITAL Nils
apATES CITY MILLS

ryyHr TSpERSIGSFD HAVING iEASFD The ABOVE
Mills for a,ern II years for the purpose Of manu.
featuring ard q Flour expressly for Tire city trade,
would respectfully invite TIE citizens q indianapolis and
vicrirv r. give Flou trial. for with orr experience
in the trade competent q giving enrc satsfae
We also keep constantly Rye four Corn Neal, Corn.
Oats and m inds ~ Nth Feed hich viii sell as loo
any hoUse in The City.
All order, left 81 the Mi eur Store No 2ss East
Washington street. vii be promptly Filed ard delivered to
aay part q the Cty
Terms Cash
riy9-disf HICKMAN MACARTHUR
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-11

Cosrisrro The case of Gen JEFF C Davis.
for shooting and killing Gen. Nelson. has been
continued until the next term of the Louisville
Circuit Court. The indictment charges Gen d.
With manslaugeter.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-11

Beyond this protest have nothing further 10
submit c L vAIrAxpIsHAN.
Cincinnati, Ohio MAY :. 1863.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08
DIED.

DIED, on the 9Th lust, Miss ELIZABETH Guy
BANGS. nrice vi Capt. James Guy, OF Alexandria,
Va. am. the adopted daughter Ut Mrs Margaret
NJ. Bangs, ut the same city. Her funera. sermon
was preached At the residence of her sister, Mrs
G. '. Johnston. She died Of consumption, after
In gerinG iiidass of IL months which she bore
with Christian patience, encouraged bythe cheer
iug hope ot u HUNG III Heaven. Her remains
were Inferred in Hollywood. Aged 81 years.
Size was uur L1Zzie-thrce dear 10 Us,
As daughter. sister, friend;
Performing each pant with cniid like duty,
Er:,tcrI,al ;tf.c.Iun, and unScitis. GCYOton.
j. needed no blood u. ours,
welding III her gentle veins,
~ nai:r her more dear to our hcrr:s:
For size loved By us ,cnderIy,
And is nVurIied us lost treasure.
DIED, OH Monday September 9TH, 1863. at the
Residence Ui R-v. ". II. Christian in this city
OF Pulmonary affection. Miss ANN B. PERKINS,
in The 5JIh ear OF her age. Her friends and
tlosc vi hur sister Mrs A. w. Richardson, are
nvi,et 10 attend her funeral this Tuesday aiter-
n"o. at J O'Clock it9iu Union Station Method isl
Church..
DIED on Monday morning 9TH inst, at 81
o'clock Mai:N Il. iitau; daughter OF WIn. Nj ana
,VI cn.;;. t. llnpe, aged ~ months, late Of Ports
mouth. s"ee' little Mary is "n "ns9 no" to
Ucr>ull n loved ones 10 l:lS skies.
MAY lie who alone can comfort the broken
hearted saucli:y this sad ailctioa 10 the guOd OF
h.: duting patents.
Tue relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral at the
rrsldeuc; uf her pareuts on Nenable and 23d
streets this Tuesday morning at 10 clock.
10 Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va, md Selma
Aid, papers copy
DIED, ut Jordan's Castle. in the county of Lou
So ,srp'cuber LIST. 1863, CLAYTON g., infant son q
DR.. Clayton G. and Anna b. Coleman.
"The Lord g;vc;h and the Lord taketh away
Blessed be- The name of the Lord
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08
A 4. PESDLETuN,.
H. AGENT FOR THE
COLLECTION UF CLAIMS,


With every facility for despatch in th collection and
settlement OF -ased soldiers and Others
against the C ei-rate Government he will give such
hts ar on and REMIT PROMPTLY. Advances
mae desired.
ADMINISTRATIONS. John o. Steser, p. NJ, Rich
moud, Va; has a Ross; Editors Of Richmond "Enqui
rer" Rev. J. Peserkio D. D. Brig. Gen. WIN. n, Pen.
dle'on.
T-Addrass Box 1888, Riehmen5, Va
aug 25-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08

TIE SOLDIERS AND THEIR FAMlLIES.-The
Young Mems Christian Association of this city
earnestly appeal 10 The patriotic and benevolent
i: all parts Of The Conlederacy, to forward COM
tr;butinrs o: money and supplies TO enable the
Committee 10 provide for the wants o the soldiers
ANA ,hcirf.mi!ics Hundreds OF needy families
IN this city have been kindly cared for BY this
Associations. aud trust that the appeal of tine
Cr,'.':;;.er. published in another column, will
be iIocialiy responded 70, aud that the Associa-
I;os will thus be enabled 10 largely extend their
field OF usefulness.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER or TAXES,

=
rk'E Assessors will proceed AT ONCE 10 assess tue u OPP
| ru:n,d In Fern No !. whci may DC severed when
tGea.,u.cLt Ii made, without waiting ior all t1e crops
Of ls6ito erscv.rsd. fhe words sever ed 1T 'hs te
s'cu4 he added the end Of the cath III tue loot oil Form
No /.
There fora.5 tSo. tnien should be handed
Tot Post artsisdser, and bis reee pit TAKEN on
Nh b. IN cuI.c tc.
The directed dc iver Post Quar- eruhs.
trs Receipts TO ,h- District Coll cors who viii forward
tlem 20 me ty mil.
The Assessors will re.un duplicates OF the Post Quat-
:ermG,,r- 5 Receipts THOMPSON ALLAN,
se = IL Comm of Taxes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08

Flag or TEuCE.--A flag of truce boat reached
City Point OF Saturday evening, and its arrival
was 'e!rgraph"i here yesterday morning. The
boat WAS the Express, under charge of Captain
Mur;nrd. with the usual dispatches to Commits
soner Ould. No prisoners came up OH her She
will rr;urn, OF course, without any
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08
lt1luunD Enqulro.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 8, 1868,
EVACUATION or BATTERY WAGNER.

EVACUATION or BATTERY WAGNER.
We learn that information has been receiv.
ed in this city Of the evacuation Of Battery
Wagner which took place on Saturday night
The evacuation Of this battery by 10 means
involves the loss ot either Fort Sumter OF the
city Of Charleston. Charleston is believed to
be improgaable.
TUE MAJESTY OF TIE MILITARY LAM
The rising generation are in for their share Of
the results "i Il state OF war, since the city Of
Richmond, for old a'Ia young. white and black,
has sc:'icd do.n To Il permanent state of
siege. Little children. going to see their ma
mas!n'the country, must have their passports,
and even Baby Bunting is. called upon to
swear thar Il, Baby Bunting, will bear true
faith ana yield obedience to the Confederate
States Of America, and that will serve them
honestly aud faithfully against their enemies.
$;cnci Baby Buutins.' Frank Leslie S
SPECIAL artist and the New York "Herald's"
particular correspondent don't have half the
trouble that the babies and the little boys have
in getting On the cars and going out OF town.
Papu's permission isn't worth anything. The
Secretary OF War Is evcrybody's papa, and the
little people must make up their minds to do
as the Secretary of War says, or he will scud
then, where the old bugabOo will catch them
and the COWS can't i;uG them. The Secretary
Fof warts going to have his picture in the new
primer, with all his pretty soldiers and pass
port clcr..:s around hun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08

"a ZOO REWARDED Friday, Augn 2eih, two
SCCU ,lrail Mares stolen from No liusbain
IT. ~ oi-, lraaia county One dark bay. ith Lore
back: The Other light sorrc, sornewia. rabbt on the
sh t;ld,r.
The bow. rewari will uc paid for the arrsSs and cen
vc,iou Of iue thief OF $50 The recovery o: tie
Mares Thce Mares ~ete coupled together -vs' chain
ha!.rT. JOHN S1Do ott.
sen-fr Fredericksburg, Va
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@ 7 A G E L I y 4

MILSORO' DEPOr BY THE WARN, HOT HEAL
ING AND WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, TO LEW
ISBURG.
We win commence running our line Of fuur.horss
Cosches tri eeky in connection with tie Virginia Cen
trail Abroad the Old Jay o: August 1868. fr m Nil
boro' Depot; By the Warm, Hot IeGlnS and White al
| pkur Spiiuss, to lie SisbCrS.
Leave MILFORD Depot tte arrival of the cars Toes
days. Thursdays and Sa u.days and arrive at Lewsbur
| next day at ! O'clock p. N.
| Leave LeNisburg Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
and arrive Miboro' next day In time 20 connect ~
the cars. TRoTTER, COOKE d Co.
aug 25-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08

rs'yyO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
i Ranrwsy lrota fl. . Gear North ardent n,epot
n Albeu arir county, Ga oh ns', tour NEGRO MEN.
JACK as,d sbous @ or 40 year.. spare mhde, six feet
h!gb lack anu carries Lis head dowd.
SOB s@ feet bga. black. and slow spoken, aged about
rs or 81
ELIJaH. aged ahnu. % howlesged, scnr on his
Sris heavy made feet incheshish, very dm ginger
color.
ISAAC gel abou, % or % years slender made feet
inches niEh.
Til alpre .-7Tsrl will be paid for the apprehension
ana delivery Of the said runawaysto
BOCOCN g. PARRISH.
snl-.IO. Lynchburg, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08

KILLED il the ba- G -tysbarS. Ip!y I'd, Sergeant
O. L. IiLMaN ofIh Upahur G'ays, a5th Virginia Regi-
E.urt
Ills gallant yotns foldier WA resident OF Upshur
county and of tue irs among few patriot, ram
n, amy eurUl Lis name with he defenders OF hid
roubtry. lie " The battles &C Ri III Mountain, Green
b..sr river nd Aeshany, and Subsequently IoiIId that
eduub'abe hero. st ucw.i JscEso'. He was with hin
in All his gic r!ius mil death claimed him his
own lie was u iart oder always submissive 10
the will II his officer and D. loved by all wh k"ew lin
FL lea macy III uds ;r h III especially will he
1--we long ia The memory OF his old conrsdsS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08
N.Y. THE MONTIrry ,trrTINr or

Pay THE MONTHLY MEETING OF
The oNSG MESS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will be held
IONlGHl, AT OIL ck 10 tn. L.cturs Ro IN Of tie
Dr'sd Sire. Metho let Csurch b. oaI and l0h
streets All 5e!s and r.lrud3 OF he Associate IN srs
iuyitea TO at,,ui.
An kss:y will re lead b. Rv. PHILIP B. rR1cE
BY Wider.
n rrnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08
REWARDS.

E1OG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ on the 81 in, ,ans
old, ciuEl very lRach. and speaks
~ II atoras uq ,r infu-rza Was orneriy owned by
Dr. Thomas 1t s. Of King & Qurxu -coun ty, Va The
above r-,, ard Will be ptid Il sd Of this county,
or tw, ny dollars If arrested In he coudy apd delivered
jos. a. CLaNhSON,
81 5-,rf Wycsbul &, Cbs-lotte c. unTy, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08

:, v lrshtli 4 c..
SmoSIII Tobacco,
Ia h.rr,!s, &. = and pound packs ages,
A:i"- which W. 'ha oG-r
MiSCELl.ANECUS ARTICLES, ,owl;:
Cookery sui Glassware
F.pe aud f. 'vrlopc,
III No Skins, S,:o.s
Soaps, u wliaiaa pipsb, ~.
Cross
y H."c. Wainu' Extension Table seat. 80 r.rson.
trGs>. ID A. .thsr Carpets
~ y, PIE ely:
:'F va d. black Ecglsh Broad Cloth; and
y 'aaEtILceut.s,i,0 f JEWEL2Y,
in Lava I'D Geld
81 SIT WI. II. FOWLE, Suns L CO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08
FOR RENT.

toR RENT The spaci' US Trt n F ont Warehouse. OF
"Ovcru'r street, recently occupied ty w.
i"sSr- SION 81. immediately.
FoE terms, applyio =
SUMNER & ARENTS. hucts.
Re -2S Corner Niaiu aud 18th sta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08
81 tUU - SUBSTITUTE

70 an artillery company now stationed near Orange
garr, House. The substituts must be Vrenian. and
Is yesrs Of xge Apply a The Snauirsr osee
dlst.ly, suged
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08
OBITUARY

i,En .. rs :it'"-. Eo,ied North CarOlr a. o..
Eriy. SIS; July il the year eli his age. Mr. 4. J.
So kM''!.~
III" ptc liar circumstances rnn"cred with his de
vii lag bee ':;,uncr-d y his ale cd ianii; and
H g. c:c az. rh' Il .rrads who irceT-ly II urn
III los II 10y HI Trc>i pAr.oi!c Impulses in r-
ih'td preset rug 10 with the eurmirs of
Sou a"i AID ns'i rti ha galIsnIv Nnun-
cgca II" WA, l,rrrib.r ii. .'ScJl.nd
sec. Mounted l:il.-, II n Cavalry, where his c0ur
tr.,, :, a.I iuiive love truth mGd. hin. poIl.
r~u hi, co.nua!d u"i rn ,red hi his br TIERS
il tr rrmss IN h. rJturn ho.aa having prrvi7u-Iy
vrn,"d tn acliaiIn;cc OF young lats petty
E"ag!:, tho ir"td-p between wu 'ugeal spirit. ha-
IN: ii: cr- @u more IL. der ard delicate rv:. ion.
r,H w"T'hy Il -; tn r. they mi Ell in MARI! &C.
J., ,u.i week his broken hearted bride srGcd be dr
IT,, li,>i c Complaining OF nii-oos list
enfield lie stopped at lie of friend, and asked
1t Il !;u,. an unfortunate. st,L ,hr
Past that friend substituted morphine. aud in just
pGri-ra h"u-S iron tie .- par:o0k to- fatal drug,
he rraiN al his tart
Human om'"ri 60 not employ any agency 20 sooth"
e wounded ana bleeding cart o. bis ron,g bri:c. We
rr.i Si- lind H. ih!l consolation the foot
"a CrU>r o; Him Nv said. NE seat me to heal the
brot' II heated
III. a.0vrar. parents have The privilege in 'he rldst
"f ,,'r' s'.e vi knowing that thrr III. very
Cui oil h,t aud ike al irrly brave nen, geE;I-
ART ;Tu IfGi acu W. al nds: the srbn,a HOPE Ih,,
or vrun ;iicri has cn:, ed liz, 81 bliss in tina,
lavd Vi r.
sickness ana sorrow, pain and death
ty.i and .utyC IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICES

Pc SPECIAL NOTICE.-We ask n:,,p.
'i-ut AL, o: TO-DAY 10 encs pro.npti 4: ~
orosL
w. shaI commence with large linso
MASUFACTURED TOBACCO
consisting IL part CT
l. + ,irIv.is, old a-d choice
I.rona.
Fora b II.
NJn2Ol..
Water Lily Twl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08
Il. N sHACHEi.FoHD,

SHACKEiFoRD. VIZ y goss
OF Fauqui-S Ia. OF Cuprpt- va
frESERAL LAND AGESCY.-The upder,i,r,t
~ Lawyer OF ons standing, and farmer OF large *
have associated themselves iog ether for the our
aau sac RI land and the investment OF money In
49, Noftho James River. Being well acquainted
VIZ IN people aud lands IN Northern Virginia. they IT,
~ and correspondence of persons d posed
Wy or sen common medium will thus b. Obtain.
INSTANT parties and mutual Rcconno ON EN- III
~ desiring T. BEL! will drscrlb their lands accurately
'rspse:s, eolap isng section, Locality, quantity
>TTr' oy, o. hdngs anu IRE price deiasaled.
The quantity OF land VISA. ed and the section il
which II inust le 'NA VAC IL
AMOS. moss desirius investment ms.,ly will state the
Somss!ons and contracts for purehsse or Gale accom-
lnsd Investments udciouy nsde and titles carefully exam
Address and oaos,
,,,u BOSS sHACKELFoRp,
A1-Nm Charlottesville, Va:
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS
lREroRTED FOR THE RICHMOND xSau!Rxg.1
FROM tennessee.

CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 6-With the exception
Ola lew shells thrown at our pontoons yesterday
nothing occurred to break the monotony at this
pia:9 The enemy seems quite active, borh abov.
and below the place, but there Is no further ind,
cation OF IN attack. The best informed persons
th!nk that no attack will be nude here. but an
effort will be made to flank Us. Two nr;va,s,
four regulars, and one OF Rosecrans talcqr,nh
GENERATORS were captured Yesterday near Rlmriiic
Water bridge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08

uFaDQRs isr FIG. RECT,
Richmond. Va. Sept. j, lt'J. &c e-E
C,TBAERD-From me- At the caop Of SSH Georgia
> In.emrn, rh.,n.. Brgsdr Wilcox's Division, near
Irlns. ut Hrun OIL tue 18th August, 40 iron'Sray
MARE ahop, tour years old. bind foot white, and
ri :h heck Il ghLy swollen from recent hurt ADD bare
ot.I ANY ia onn ,ou ming her will be thank.
fity re-c we'd Aay person returning Ter will be sua.
iJy r.w.r.,rd w. l.. GROVES, Ma or,
sca-dtt 3j,h Georga Re8't.
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T AND FOR Mt,

AND FOR RENT.
will rent fer the neat year Trnct OF Land, /. ing
on Dan ser opp site the OF MI on jn miles
o. TIE Richmond and Da. vile Railroad.
Tie 'Iac. contains ID Ut Xix huudr acre., !th the
Usual proportion OF low gr urds The arabic land il
very productive and Is sutfc ent for twelve fifteen
asids. Th"r- the land citing hOuss, with ur
"o7s besides the hous.. and other plantation
larscs
Possession will be- given to wheat IL" lst OF Ito
We ana 'ull pos.r.sipn the 2Jih OF Dec, mbrr
III! Lad ~!l be rented to the highest bidder, on The
iir,his-s tho 10th oil September.
For rar;ca ars address F. G. CLAIBORNE.
se3-d .6sep RinCrold Pit syl 'auia Va.
E'oH REST--Co:tnges at the Amelia Springs Will
L ." for rect during the winter.
ALSO
limited nuIabcr OF bo.rdeIs taken Wood be had en-
"''rIatr i,rlas. Apply 10 JOIN Z WtSN.
sep I-1.i Virginia Life Ia ,urance Co.
VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER NAVY COMFY
having h"cured the SERVICES OF q commander of Tea
years naval experience the Board has term ned TO
Operations prt with. and for that purpose requires
"s INSCRIPTIONS 70 be paid up immediately. Person. de-
'S . ~ -cth- are Urged 20 do so without dainy
' $50 - c!nses ~ the capita! mad. up.
- J. L. APPERS0N. Treas.
W NY: WHEAT !-rn, Subscribers ~: pro
~ l'.Ni purchase, receive AID way Tor Wc.a :sr
a. vet nnc 20 be converted Ito 70 ~ ior tbs Ice
SU aoa WIEN nceesmny. g lnrish ha formers ":
sh. IAxiE.I. CREHSHAw
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PIP. &c,
WORTH tie attention OF suffers rnl other dealers
We invite NJ r-nr:ra'ipn Of our ,tceS.
!. r. BtfERESS & CO.,
.rpt5--G corner 9TH and Broats stI