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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-22
AMUSEMENT.
COMMISSION HOUSE.
OUMM1COIUN hUUSE.
W. E. SNoDDY, +. 8 How,.n
Louisville, KY. New YORK
Late of Z. II. Short & Co., n. Y.
SNODDY & HOWARD,
Commission Merchants,
For the sale of
Tobacco, Cotton, Pork, Flour, &C.,
No. Is BROAD STREET, NY.

NEW YORK, Nov. LIST, 1868.
Mr.. VIM E. Snoddy, of Louisville, Kentucky.
this day becomes partner in our house. He re-
mains III Louisville, and will mako liberal adj
vances on shipments of Produce to our address
communications addressed to Snoddy How
ard, Louisville, Kentucky, in relation 10 a.
Vances on shipments, will have prompt attention.
messrs Cox * Humphrey, Evansville, Indiana
are our Agents, and will make advances on shin
ments to our address.
Thankful for the patronage SO literally extend.
ed to US, VIC hope a continuation of the same to
Snoddy & Howard
Your ob't servants,
dscj5d5m RoBT. s. HOWARD & co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-22
WANTS.

WTAETED IMMEDIATELY, two Wheeler &
w Wilson'S Sewing Machine Operators. Con-
slant employment will be given by applying at J.
Smiths Shirt Mandatory, No s South Second
street, Evansville, Ind decl6-2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-22
GROCERIES.

uol FOR BUCKWHEAT CAKES-I,0OO lbs
Ii fresh Buckwheat just received at
ELLI0TT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
EtORN MEAL-l0O bushels Of fresh Corn Meal
~ just received at
ELLIoTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
A PPLRS-200 bbls of Winter Apples for sale
n cheap 10 close consignment, at
ELLI0TT'S F-A.mILY GROCERY
D0TATOES-
L 1910 ushels white Neshannock Potatoes:
200 bbls do do Al
To close consignment, at
ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
L warranted, at III
ELLIoTTS FAMILY GROCERY
LHXTRA FAMILY FLOUR-200 All. 80 -
H Family Family Flour at
ELLIoTTs Family Grocery.
GITRON. CURRANTS, &c
~ 800 lbs fresh Citron;
IOOO lbs " Currants;
90 bxs NJ. r. Rasins. For sale at
ELLIoT1'S Family Grocsry,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-22

Title Perfect.
II. A. LAWRENCE.
dec15-Iwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-22

OF FOR SALE-I have for sale the South
IL east or alley half Of Lot No. 159, in the Do
nation Enlargement Of the city Of Evansville.
Terms ons-third cash. Residue on time to suit
purchasers. ALEX. G. DONALD,
decl4-2wd Princeton, Ind.
TTHosE IN WANT OF GOOD WOOD CAN BE
supplied by leaving their orders at Charles
McJohnston's Store, on Main street, near the Ca
nal. To insure prompt delivery, leave the cash
with the order. decf THOS d. SBIYTH.
LN0R SALH-A HOUSE AND LOT ON THE
II river bank, south of Gum street. The house
is almost new, contains rooms, hall, pantry,
&c. Good stable, woOd-shed, outbuildings, &C.
Lot 6211 feet front by $50 feet deep.
A bargain will be given. Inquire at this Office,
or OF JN0. S. MCC0RKLE.
EN0R sALE-A FARM OF 40 ACRES, LO-
Il GATED about miles from the city in high
state Of cultivation ofthe best soil, Fra House,
good fences; on reasonable terms. Apply to
JACOB SINZICH & SON,
noE23 Water bet Sycamore and Vine.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-22
FOR SALE.
For Sale ar Trade,

i erty, "a aces of land within two miles of ibe
city, Is acres cleared, with good Frame House,
Szx2O feet. For particulars apply to Moses All
ken, corner ofSixth and Cherry streets.
1wdaw -dec16 JACOB. DUNN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-22

of notice only as it reflects the senti-
ments and opinions of leading papers
aud men in its party, uses what influence
1t possesses to prevent Democrats from
enlisting. 1t decries the Administration.
misrepresenting the object for which the
war is waged, and exaggerating the
strength and resources of the rebels. In
a recent number it justifes the prolonga-
ton of the struggle by the rebels, ain
whose hearts, it asserts, "the fires of
'76 live, as in our own" We copy most
of the article, because it sustains the
views we have taken in regard to the
platform upon which the Democracy will
make the fight next year. The Sun
says:
But by the evil policies this Admin
istration sees fit to pursue, we realize
none of these advantages. Every rood
of land we conquer only gives US so much
hostile territory to guard We make
solitude, and sail it peace The terms
offered the rebels only encourage them
to increased resistance, instead of win
ming them to submission. In all our &C.
cupation of rebel territory we are doing
nothing to break down the spirit of the
rebellion. The fires of '76 live still in
the breasts of the Southerners as well as
our own. These people began the war
under the false illusions that they were
fighting for their freedom; the policies
of the Abolitionists are making that
belief reality.
Now let the people of the North imag-
inc themselves in the position of the
rebels. They are told that their prop
erty is to be seized and cenfseated--their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05
TIE CONFsDBknCY ~ XEGLaFp

From no Mve.rnol correspondent vf The
New York ''p"st" We take Two uiorc rytrActs
Only preluiting that tae facts ttlitu'd - he
said { -, esponlent 'IieI1t continuation. 1t
sscu,s our wor'hf 'syuua,' 2:ra' IN Liver
| pool have sn eA 'losiva ciu':
On the corner f the elegant open flusIc
forced by .Io TcEa IisIl and tic ENclrargc
buidlngs II lcrg AID elegant edifco oI USen
stGIe, efectod f,- qosrI r.n, sad in Tbs up
per story r:s tho IoHIns If TIE SOU .De.n Club
A door covered With groom ha.zo, and bearing
on around IL N The na,ho OF Itp ss,oci;i0n,
g'vua inGTus-, hut Only tu sLr favored uirlr
bora 81 those rvno;hG,ui,-!cd by them. 10 eli
o;hs.. au Ta+z,bie U,-1oiue, who s';n 81. t-r
desk ,st insice IN Ic0r, r. laSrs admission
ca xny lerms. Tic urur OPENS irtc TIE
readi! groom, q ~"miv:t.ho si.aG :oiaIt tnr-
nishad with leather covered s,ias, :. .,h easy
chairs, =; :. ,ob;Gs AID Hennpspor tiles, and
oInsmenlcd with portrait OF Jed Davis and
two li,t!e Confederate tlIg". OlLe, rooms are
used ior cn'hirg and dining, Aid present little
worthy Of not &c.
Touching orr new skiy, the Y,rina and
DO. ''sscaps, go have ihHse dctLiia:
Thomas Bold is shipper II Liverpool
whose name loyal Americans should loarn.
Eu TWAS who built 'hs Virginia As Oan-
ledcfa,e pirate Lieutenant Ms'ry furnishing
the fuuua. .Chsppuil. 'l'nas i Co.,, Of -
Uhtppsll street, recruited the crew ir IN tim
San ans Home, telling them they Woo
wanted FIR trading vessel bound for Sing
spo,e. Peter Denny, Of Dnmbalt0n, bad
good deal TO do win this .itstr, which car
ries nino new guns. Whsn of the north
coast OF France lie Virginia or J,pln, tf"r
that IN the nane under which she cleared for
Slne,prr-) received ammurition aud srDs
br,u;ht her BY tbs British steamer Atsr,
and her crew were Informed OF her pirsiical
object and thu Confederate l.g unfu:lad.-
t~ ehty-ssven Hi he ;lol rcfused 10 sign The
articles, and wero taken bsck te Eng.od by
tho Altar, whi'o those who consented to
serve Received el0 bounty and el month
a<trs HsEHa The articles were Tor three
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05

During Ggn. LGngstreos'E nyeatment of
Suit Xix, and on tho day tax Col. Con.!!y's
SSH regiment North Onfolina troops rein
forced lne riff pits III such splendid lyle,
en- incident occurred !nnicrousiy illustrative
OF YANKEE chisary, and which: hoGsh there
was I'll aw fnl /! q from tn" Monty artillery
at that ,luio produced r shout Of laughter
~ that gallant regiment: y Yankee regiment
was s,nt out uldpr ooY,r ot their artillery
to prevent ConnalIy from reinforcing the
pits. 1tr cpl"n-l If III 5 reg nant advanced
!. through partially eleared ground where
there WAS cnce dwelling acusc. A aalits-
w chimney stood here the bousc had heen.
Behind this chimney ,,6e heroic c.lona took
hin s.anI, whpSe rIs regiment u.Ov'I for
Ha,!. T1ov I'D NJ gone Wv f.r. ..,.e yer.
before the j5tu opened Oh them, CAUSING
ttem 10 ~svaT and hait TIE ,edcub scto
colrnu atn,k hi ,l5sl ont from b.h!cd 'he
chimney and chesrsd 'h~m on. hE5thef
solsy, a I'd the YlnIlsca bef.n to 'rc.k -
"Wha; Ara you running GJr, you c"@sri!y -
(wh,z went bullet by his hnsi, Th'ch i'm
medIalely prpPei hs'lJ Another Tohey,
.rd tie Yankees nsgsu 10 scst.er IN con!n-
.lon. stand up - 'etc boys '-(Thiz, ard
another duck of tue head ID Inn you, 60
back. Whist are-yon --runnlng for tth"s@
word, y.rs uttered between alternate hGhs
of the he.d.) 60 back; fight 'eIn. You COW
a,ds. ~ he screamed from pehi:d the chimney.
b. it was mo ." and the PAM: becsms
general. Just abjut this lime solemn
are bel' vo'rs cal ed out, "Grnse out from BE-
hind Mat cit:mney-I see your n0se'" the
q. liant colonel :" came cut" And ln.t At
double-quick, Imid roass of lsughte' from
our boys.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05

!, Ys.s5 81 aaslbs sht ssf :sitE ssss S'nstsa
'as!se. :,h@ :1as 7s:s tiaF1fd s,'.h ss".1
rt bue ;InifoiE,
Mr.. Underwood, our Uona+l ct ela5sew,
had .iotitied Mr. Adams of his suspsclons in
regard 70 the Japan or Virginia, but the
British Governmslt refused to take any mes
sure 20 stop hey without positive proof. After
she had escaped tie Sscessonists here st once
started lying tale involving MIR. Dudley
u:e American Uonsul ~ Liverpool, charging
him with having ,segrsphtd tho information
| unintellgihly 10 Our legation a. Lo7don
Int this var fsr from tho tIu!i, lnr II was
Mr.. Underwood, and not Mr. Dadley, who
,oIcg-,oh,J. ard tho st."I wA with MIR.
Adams w.en tho despatch -psrfeciS cor
rect and inrell;gihle-s d. Yet the false
story sps gent over -. Atlantic and care
fairy circulated ny such papers So the LIVER
pool Mercury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05

YANKEE OFrIcLR C.PruhGo RY EH,N'
Gis,s.-"Ors," The co-respondent OF - NJ D.
bile Tribune" relates tho tol.0wIng !rcido"l
in letter from Richmond:
must conclude this ALREADY too long e o..
by rslst:aG tina following smus'ns lnci3c"i
rA,.h occur. ed st fredericksburg on the IN,
ro,rest Of the Yankees from ihnt cay. w
werc driving SedswiCk's inflra sc ".'
Banks Foo, when Isnkee officer "a
aeen m.kirg hls way through tho stroc.s '
fredericksburg, where we had no rocp' Z.
The time in order to gam tho Cpposat" III,
Of tn, riv-r 4 Rui,bar e. ltd:es s.aEG /:
Oh q porch al the time saw The rurawsg &c
C, 'sd ont, stop him stop hun,' ~h'n :
Miss Philippe Barbour, nieGc + H.l. ~"
Barbour, OF Va, with . number o! other =
dies, gays ch,en, and ran the Yankee ob2c.
nearly DOM, who. convllaed with IsugH'''
At III. IDEA OF beng Eu'rusd by l.d's, hsc.G.'
nearly exhausted, ard gave Up Oh ling h'l-.
med IN 1T the corner of g..Jsn fence! u
ladias took HIM prisoHnr and locked lin. t..
in q r0om anil our troops ssain or:ss - Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05

pGR Pr rig ~ NOnFoIK The enemy Geo
tinuos 10 txGrciac hls msli"inua ingenuity tr
Cisy;si,y scheme. fcr :he humiliation - u %
people III this unioftuntt- rl.y. ,r.:t =
ie.tor before US from reliable ci,!2ah o. H.
place is filled with accounts "f :he tr,,l- IT,
~ ich ,hoy are subj otod d.,ly There i
now in prison herc," says the writer OF =.
cprstic, "mSny ladies', who nTr he'd t"r ST.
roned sympathy for The Hcuthcrn rAu-'. - q
hold respol S'bie for acts cnmmitte'! - aa
na.f their residences in the COUNTY. -
wh;ch they had n"IhitS 70 10 nGi Ig%.1
mnnL ought sn'rly to be spp:ised Of t0c.s
tSlGzs III order to rataiiaie IN zone ws'..-
Al co-ka arc now prohibited from Eo!I' ,,
as such, unless they take tie oa.h. -
stt;sts ,ro pretty well occupied y .lD,r
" ho have nothing 10 do lat siroi! abs %,
froEi post to pillar; al i when more than .grg
are fouOi together th-y o d,sMrscd bE. 70
provost quad, winch constantly pttroi TN
stronts ~ k-ep us from taking logUtic'.
None dare demonstrate sgsinst such uru-i
tons without intu, ring The dirk o. iac.r.c.
ra';Jr. The great bulk Gf oar pco;l" 81. e.
true A. steel. VIII not ,ut Go.cfhn,cnt i.
something to rciisy" ur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05

BRUT.L Assault uro" SJi1i.R.-- T,
Y0an. noid,r, named Morris Stanley, beicn;
Ing 70 Lrnpstr eats CO.'S, ard JUST d'Fchare' ID
IRON h,sp'ta' 10 thu city, w"a pea )
Walking IN the docs, yesterday norm :.
whrn r~o ruff ans attacked HIN, threw h"i
/ lru ground. beat and choked Eiu sod - d
III. pockets. IL had no money VIII h''', 49,.
he On thl & Which they took from hun o.
value wss SNAIL dsGGerr,oty ct a b"1t"
v hen ne pr'z- j highly. When they >''
gy.ien ,trnngn Wilt their robbery, tn: go
him kick, and ran eff Tho so.t'2' ~
anrblu ;c c. on. during tnnir sTa;a! 7s''",'
And too much tl,Ge: - - confinement Il -
a wound, 10 .esist them with sny 'H,ct b-'
Their. wore persons standing within t*e:tj
yards of Tho spot, who looked on with s''1!
CURIOSITY, without Uns Of them 7enIHnns u
lIt,-rtrre
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Sup't i. S. coast Survey.
To Rear Admiral DAVIS, U. N, Chief OF
Bureau Of Navigation.

Tho Lonion Times" pub ishesa 'ctLer
lated Richmond, Mach 81, Ill which he
fllo~ing paragraph occurs
"rhare III q se:iousoess and oarncstness, ms
we t-Gnbln ,por the bfi.,k ST what pro uil'Ns
20 be ins bio .dest car f.isn OF the bInodItat
war Of modern history, which IL generosity
n ,tIco.hls, and which | have mover hofo!a
observed. Let no ono suppose that hey be
token want of corildense. Tbs SUI igaaon
OF lhs S..uth was mover Z probabilities It haA
baur manifested by twenty-tb'ee r"nthS n
bittetcst strife to be the widest al chi" o. g.
BG.u is irit when, in spite Of The hstacCuL os
Of dead who have fallen, there l5 cry Tor
,iyus Of f-,sh u!c5d-vhen throughout tho
len ID breadth .i tns Land theY9 's
SCARCELY house where iasr" l. not one
desJ-~hsu valuable lives which never
csn DO replaced hsvs failsn in eTary ham
lot. city and sieate-whon not only men
like ,jor Pelham. but also mature men,
lesrutd snd studlous, such rs Professor
Colem (hc Dr.. Arnelf, 81 he was fePutod,
Of tti4 roatinen'.) I ava yle'dfi their lives By
hnr.irnlis-i: is iet that this Is 40 mormon, f,r
rtougatIensnes AID levisy. Agotaer thought
Il co continually AIDING expressiosI-jt IA that
the two sections do no: Esht On level ground.
The North is noodng her a'mIes with re
quits who are three kurths Of them foreign
e,a, many Of them taken from the emigrant
chips It Ulstle Gardsr the soutk Is sending
into tie tsld the very lile-blo"d Of her body
polite It nsy be TIA. the civiIssd powers
Of Europe, standing 40 they do u9H7 higher
level than it is pafble that | Gan occupy
may zee DO hops sfsssessfal moral intar
ference. But # they could only witness the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05
We t,ke pleasure in endorsing the follow

ing fro7, rho Lynchburg 'RePub'ican "
MuIs' HoURE, CmARLLs1os, ) 1.-The
writer of this paragraph has had occasion to
ttsvs. much Of late in the South. ar! ias
hsd good opportunity Of tss ing tbs merits
Of all The esding hotels in the principal cities
and tnwns, and III no instance has no met
with more superior s;cou,tno d.tinns Than at
the Mills lone Charleston, 5. q. Every
thing ato.t the establishment wears Clean
snd fashionable aspect; the tables are PROV
stoned In superior style, the servants are OK
csllsnt, saa tao PROPRIETOR and al his. assist
ants arc gentlemen of the greatest property
and attention. The hotels ol tbe SJuth, As :
general thing, were never so mean as A. she
present time, and we take pleasure in bear
ING this testimony to at least one exception
to the almost universal rule.
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Malt interests s.,t .hAsSS s. as~ tn:F ss*''
evru.sih!s, thss 77s;is tseg cai.s $" SIS ea'
pora tde 70 opcn tss Mississippi Ne" fdrs
art New England mako prstDncs Of opo''@s
the Mississippi in order to carry on Inc way
To ,ne North n vst this war is ho'ps' ~
tho Eastern States it is An END. An'' '''
nothing 5.yond it: after il, tie 1si's.
Assuming, Sion, that .hs MISUNDERSTANDING
o,,n;d &c m, stooe-nlnd aud Sddel-teA' and
must sboul this lime b7e'o 60 ondsf"'ah"
that ,he war to open Tie Mississippi IL = MIS-
..ke or, ,sther fraud: ard shat lie through
ns,cc Gully, ct through war, thoy must SOCK
that free navigation Of tho river, winch 'a'S
80 earnestly desire and SO deeply neeo' one
NAV hore tk.t they are ready al Last TO listen
n ,esson. We moan, theref'rc, diploma
t;zs with them, in tue most s'otalng ST d
s.arc,;vs maunor. II they have cara TO
hear, lot thom hear
First, then, they must gro up entirely ana
finally the delusion that tho Union can ever
be RECONSTRUCTED by force or by anything elsa.
Though fs..e red hysh"ir preference, ind much
compliments. & v " genry With which
key zsO. On becoming our iel!oS -eitlz-n!
y.t. rather la. :, ,JIs Nth rhen IN g
oo!l,,;.l o.. io1o '...-.. -pon hi'y te'2!5'
vii !! IN. ,hs:n H.: -. : :'-.t'"7 :. .'.. i
tuTy Bat, sooonc,y,n - -
| ..el -, .GI i.uJL4e s..-.-is .-', "a. -'''''s
,,,., a ,hc :lz.s AN ~, - 1'ss.. 81"
! o,on ;,y ooacu s,.,.t; IT" !! ;HaE,rsHn .h1H
fsai ,,I.hia thrn:seiv., A. r."'i. ind E'-a'
10 .tyox oil tae unn'boietosfr' ei""hce oi 'h'
,.sra,,;, -. Unsuitable EAs, to stsnd upon
:hoir S.s.us .iga.s, as We do, to re1er tcem
, selves i.om che preeent Federal Un'on' aha-so
i,cst With us for peace, either ss n rev North
western Oonfederscy, or each State for and ny
,esa,t-t then We think that THIS Coniedefn'y
! u,ou;ito wi;lius, cot only 10 oper' t!e at:ae's-
,,,.. :, sne,r .tsdo, which il fhct wca.l be
IN ti.nv OF p.sce, I matter = ccmn'n r'bh'D
n: Sniy to u. AZ. :, :. hem COMMERCIAL sres-
,i.s On thc mutual f,otng Of the most favored
,suons. b.I aisv ~ corc'uds s','h them
s1.iii:sry aui.nce, offensive snd defensi'a, ior
the purpose OF maI.:eIu;Dg ;helr State
rights spi ours sgainst Any an1 Eli r'e'
tens;c,s NJ Too YEA .nt ( Focal tyranny
TO compel New York sH' Now Ergland
to live upon their own RESOURCES, and cor
fine :h.ir pretena,ons t" To" p"Sln7a 'h@'
usiu,e h,.s assiku.d thsuI. F-"m extensive
,,bsr eva ....m II INTO; lax,iau >GaccInl' re
disposition OF ou1 Uonicl7rGte- psop!s and
Government, re ,o::eye 80 ..sy SOY that
such terms would % g,sdly embraced ~ THIS
| couotrY. Men in ,hu hort weS. 'uid 40
i,ueer burn .hef cora ior fIeli Easier
manufacturers would.uo ions.r protect tneii
industry ~ tho direct sXpeuse Ct Western,
a. ,ou,.uce. Tue, E &c ok wor,a ISL. a"o
srs,s might esvw III W>li II: set ana ASA
, street; hut this "; Id * --i.ui.y that
msnkiod nigh: be ar-%a.. 10 eEd.Te "''h
co.4saeai.b!e res gas.
If this s.auh 20 roI,h T""o', !: m'Eht be
| worth co.s'3MTG.
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p.,,r prEisG.-On Tuesday even

Po'Tf p'esise'-on Tuesday 'ST'''.
Mr. Aibsrt Akers, ! citizen Of pele'as NJ
while getting out OF trs Centrai cars, OF ps',
Ing through tho crowd 3, the d-pot bad D,
n ,rket picked nf silver watch, VsIreH
s;,,v-n7e dol!a-s. /. Ta7 fastened pP :
black silk guard around his r@ca. the 'h'e'
cus,ho gard and took the pr'zo without ~.
ir, the own n the slightest :ntir,.f"h 0f h''
charitable design, and NJ. Akesa did not or
cover bis loss until he had cotton some c!S-
lance up the street.
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FINANCIAL.
Gold l4jl.

Brig. GsE. J.nss A. Walker, Of Pulaski
coucty, late Colonel of the 18th vs.. Regi-
msn:, has besn assigned to the command CT
tho Stonewal Brigade. Gan. W. wont into
service rs Captain of 90. O, in the 4th Va.
Regiment.
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Fort Hudson is INVESTED.
DESTRUCTION OF TIE u. S. SL0Op
HARTFORD

ATI,rz,, Nay 2.-New Orleans refugees
!,soe stIttd, aud 1t II firmly believed, that
F,rrseu', GhdIg tho HartfvId IN sinking
c ndition and too wckk TO psss It liud'
son, stopped the .h,p aud destroyed her,
;csf the mouth Of Rcd fiv.r. Fsnsgnl, with
hIs tilc,rs and rev, are nov in New Or
iraug
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co.s4-;;.. tUaiE2 -"- a."ss- '',.i''l =
rtrs-ENs y!ac,E::.
ls7 :IN7L;.2 7A7ILSs.
Major Ridgely Brown, shot slight, leg
Ad't &. W. Booth, severe, thigh
Company A.-Lieut. .. A. b. Pue, alisa'.
shouldor Lieut.. Edward Battle, scrjon,,
shoulder; Pri7Ates SpriGg Ookcey, sIic1:.
shoulder; Brent Crane, severe l"sng :.
! oyt; Gustavus Murdoch. slight, 6h5uite- ii
gurshct wounds.
Company --Uorp'l Robert y. C'se,0..
gunshot, killed, abdomen.
Company O. Uspt. Robert Z. Saith. Eu9.
shot, severe, armi Priyales, Samuel Dorsey.
cunshot, killed, chest; Riddle Urogsn, g'iE-
| shot. severe, hand; CHARLES VI. Willis .In-
shot severe: thgh.
UlmJany D.-Pri7aies Franz N"sn.-,
srnshnt. mn,tsl chest; Charles L,n,,4er..
purshot, severe, thigh
Company E.--Prvstes Jchn &. SPENCE
erDShot. killed. chest
WHITES B,rT.uoE.
C,mp.ny -Serg't Kennedy GT"gsn gu,
shot, killed, chest Serg't James !hriI', gel
! sl:o, sl,sht on r'h.
! Company U.--pfivstes MsrcnS g t"5.,..
gun, bot, sIlghr, thigh Sydoey F"uch, s""-
! shot slight, thigh.
Company II CaIpT l'an1's "''lAur
sunshot, seg"re, arm.
! Company E-Prisa'o Svdrey hb"de ~.
/ SHOT anght, i.'e
| CO pany A pt'vatCs hos Il. 2!''
.,un- '9r. light leg; Teat"r Foh|. glh7a''
! severe.
mn EIsG!ph CA"!'nN.
| Jrn'l T. Il Dusnsy. guEsh2', as'r'
! am.
t,omranv II Private Clinton !!,tc.Cr
rrosI nj killed abdomen
n,oun,uy K.-privs!e Lor-rZo Dow i
, boii, gunsn"t killed, abdomen
! Company E.-P;lvate WIN ~ "H' gan.
sl''sh6:. hnie;, soHHhen,
Cjoi~"y h'--fii'S'e ifA"' > ''''S
guns ae' i'u'' W n,,,oo.,. eu,-
C'a:rs''J u wat - L.
s"''' - :, = k,.n,o, nm
Company u. '.n.jn, ,l;,n,
So"'' s''s'' w
~ Dial. r,.,~. TAn,,.,-
o'"p'' ,s.,.,,re
! S"n 'sr f. ;,,,. Lar, p,rl.,. r,r.
N'"pa's .h0,Id.r
So II -pT;r,.se ,yose,h Il. reg. o..
49,. c.,'.n.Ir N.y,,r. y,;,...,,,,
~r;Uh. al ,ouan.
- l., p;,,,, YIN E,pLhou
o"'-psnJ ~ ,,,ai,ar
e'.7no, ,h, c',,,',Ir,, ,c,1o wounded wi.
y" VI on,, >, lcz cru,r. e..
''ul'''I We 90 w,. an, I'D m,
SING ~ ,,,tar t,su.h, id ~.
n""'' "'s " rh $500 ah, o,cu.,,I :, ,ir~......r
ua.6,. cluntv ard cast ne ~. in n. =,
- ga. ~ T.a,. l. ,nryl w. kit.,.
,nJ ,ire sounded. \ Nc goa al w"g. .a..
:, Coo,I,,a rn.-krd thus The ...r.
.a,a,,,w,pon. were burnt; u..c ,,nLu'.a-s
49,, t,lcn. also about 20 prisoners.
-, ,.,v.,,.,. ,.,,.u.; 80.
| .,,.rI,vrepcr.
,
on p.'',C Ca N.p,. ,,r.
l"
'o"t' 7'''""n. III o.,s.i
90 h.--N "u"'e' '''N''
Snn7hol h'gn'' J" "g"o c,.a 49,.
80. ou'uoo
o"i'"' p-;r.,o Uo, -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05
- S-To-t>----
FROM NORTH ARlI1NA

G0LDspoRo', june Thirteen Aboli-
ZIONIST prisoners, captured by our scouts
below X us!cn. Oh Saturday, were hr ugat
to tlin p,ce by the Atlantic raid road this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05


tato."
From JACKSON IND EIGhShbhG.
The Mobile Register" has the following
.or,ssnondsncs IRON Jackson, MISS under
ds,e OF Nay "a h:
t1,n Johnston, Humphrey Ma'Hha'I ana
! CIV. pn.tus arrived here yesterday ''
| .E,bns,,1's :a,yrmnnt, bal nttir il known.
| Ils = cons:sn.iT On tne move, Ard iufEs up
almost spg where AID rnJ time. Hrea' az
tlvi.y preylIi. .,
Slowly We receive scastc'ng Paf"ch'ar'
Of st!.its at Ercaahu-g, ard rrJ"'ro u sly
that ,y are not SO bsi Al iitat iePt"sehteu'
On Mondsy he Ftde,als coninrnc"u i'ehhS
the We, kest and most vu!Derab!e point ot
the NlcksbuIg wotka-ihc aHp'Saeh 10y 'ho
Jackson rond ami on Tuesday morning Al
| ID O'Clock, ...y:ncvh To The ASSAM III
rather cute n i rId!cr!oua m"hHHi. my 80
ysuGcd thei' i,GI c.1sc u ~" NnthS, !hc'f
restv trouya IL irunt and itV down. h1"en =
p,il.nt M,ssUuiilns nega: iifoh a "h"'. ns
| otter r. ,iI:,tIl.a then :2-r&2s" "r 81" tae
= Dale .sgarl;ins caiIIUn, i"EiS." Aet1 7:'1
al, marched ni.hir oGsy lirisket rsr&e.
Al the word aForwsfd-thsig', iE"y
! -rc-yod eur lire ah2;lr.laG snl dtc1h.''ii'5
sbe,r Isnks iTrht'ily. They rallied, closed
| 10 It'd stood 20 Il ,Ir dirty minH'c7. "i'9''
, .hcy broke .mi I'D Iarr we're 'a!'i," II
the charge f1ur succe.@igc rmSa am met
win tmn.s'I.s st0-.. OF ,~ca Esii ar. icaHrn
! ISir. The whoia iiai! a-as literally 'nTcrod
To- Oro la.ia With ,hoir dr1d and w3nfuci,
where they were sii'l wing o1 rh","d.y
night unburlcd, and w'.hcu: any aisSht'@n.