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T.. Epurou Williams

Son oi :hc late Capt John X. Williams, among the
frs, t. attach h!~se!f TO volunteer company, from
Bfan-wi X. His company, the Guards i"r about
months stationed Jsmcs river and in engage.
met I'll the battle Of seven Pines when he received
wound in te hp: but before l.ayiny III, field
he had the pleasure Of klias Yankee colonel
Iu-h:nS 20 bis capture, tEercb- putting u check { hi
crg :g regm"t From IA time IL cons,itutiun, nat:-
rally dccai, continued Gve way. from III" successive
attacks of ueaes. f-v"r and small pox, till My ls;
W h"r. he was transferred from Richmond to ii d.
tal w DAnvr here, after rcrrnimg RwhlrLr cortrHr7
III. ADVICE the surgeon dctern ne 10 Oin E.sc
psny, ahout to march l:to Pennsylvania nj, las letter
r Cupeptr C0rt Houss stated he wHs with hi-
pncy hu; tno feeble march foot tui ring the :ur-e
OF kind officer H. rrac'rd the army IL 'Hc 10 "srt-
ciist. u the d-rnus cbargo III" Eyht" OF G:t,ys
burg. The ia- II picSetis division il kn. FenIou
!cii, sEot through ta- necS and died almost sai;ty.
whci" Ii" had expre7"d "ish TO dc-ia thc hottest Of
the tight"
Farewell dear Fentnn Though thy h-u"s re RI sci..
ns hostile field IL" AWAY iraL ny kindred and ihy
hnrp vet ihr br ana gallant deeds have cree cd FOR
thy inrne u nl.rument more ihsting Than lu.ss
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DIED.

DIED. thr 18th in.tsnt. at LouEwnod. Gocc:lard
county. Va, REBECCA ..OLHES wifi, Of George =.
Harrison, Esq and daughter Ct David Holmes nrad Of
KIrtiGrbury
She left seven children un1'r the Of ,vrelv"-,"
y"Wngest infant of few Gays-J"ideS three devoted
rep child
S>'southcrn Charc!im4n p!,a,e copy.
DIED. July 3ls, 1863. 1T his residence. Sumn-rvie
Clarke county Va, DR.. PHILIP SMITH in III" II b
year o! his age.
ne o. tt. largest aod successful farlnes OF the
county, and for many Of f., u-cul unss-
,aes he nniv.ru ly RESPECTED for his force of char
and rig ity OF principle For .Dnr ycHs prior
hi+ dsa'h the victim Of paralysis, l." spared the fai.
appreciation Of the insults and Djnrics OF bar
foe With in the field the third prisoner in
Washington, Of his whole family only d-pCer wHS
Ief, TO cios hseycs lie died calmly expressing bis per
eec. t:ust In God.
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FROM MlIrSTSvILIE-YASREES DRAFTING TIE
NEGRoEs-A letter from huntsville, July Goth
says:
I'VE have had distressing timo but not sc
bad as might have been. Sunday, the 10Th, was
u drcadu! dry. Negroes were hunted for thc
avowed purpose (as was told) of putting then
in TIE army. They were forced to drill. In the
evening. one Of Mr.. Archie McDonncl's ran IN
our yard for protection. l saw the poor fellow
servants say that they had pistol drawn before
he would go l made IN appeal to than. They
appeared to feel it. but said their orders &c
take all able bodied men,"
Advantage WAS taken Of the negroes, while nj
their houses of worship. which were surrounded
Gmd the negroes carried Of, willing or unwilling
Sumo appeared 10 60 unwilliugly, while msny
wet with apparent joy. They carried off lC
negroes ana all the horses md mulcs belonging to
Capt. 1lastn ard Frank Mastin. Q of Jas. II. and
G.. l.. MasiIn's, II of j. j Donegan's, ! of Gov
Gays nrGro women. and all his horses and
muIcs-his men hid themselves and escaped, all
of Geo. L. BeirnG's men, but all escaped and re-
turned. Nearly every owner suffered some loss
OF slaves, but We cannot give further particulars
From time to time, stolen negroes were returning
and il is hoped, many more will do so. when OPP
pnr,uniy Oilers. The Female seminary was
used rs negro prison, some 200 being kept there
and about 800 horses in the yard.
Th, most of the negroes taken were men. bn.
families of ailuence, were, in some instances, &c
robbed Of fci,ae servants that the mistresses
were compelled TO take their places in the house
and kichcn.-[ Huntsville Confederate.
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RECAPITCLATIOS.
Twentieth Georgia Rcaimeni.

FIELD AND STAFF.
Killed Col John A Jones.
g.. COMPANY a.
| Killed: l. I Stephens.
Wounded: Capt A B Ross, back; r j An
NJ Tucker, face; NJ G Clarke face; II J Kim
brew, arm broken; Jno Braswell thigh, flesh
| wound.
Missing: Thos Fay, II Parrish, ] C Rod
gers \ c Braswell.
COMPANY d.
Killed: JohnV McCrary, Judson Delouch,
Y a Mitchell.
Wounded: Capt II c Mitchell, foot and
shoulder; L I. Smith, hand; Augustus Harris,
neck: NJ G Scott, both thighs; Ii L Watson,
shoulder; FL L McElroy, arm and facet W
! ~ q C. thigh; 5 l. Doggett, leg; James Arm
strong, leg: J Alre.son, face.
Missing A Wicks.
COMPANY C.
Killed: L r Spink., V H Parrish.
Wounded: j 4 Fewtral. breast; Z " Per-
kins, thigh broken; p McBrown, hand; L S
Brown. groin, severely: G W Outten, arm bro
ken: w Coxwell, side, slightly.
Missing: Thomas Holt. Il SndeT, both
wounded.
COMPANY ,.
Killed: W & 5 Eoigcr,,J J W Center, "
Turner.
Wounded: J J Blalock, hip; " B Moore,
shoulder and hand; j b Williams. neck; P W
Ward, hand and shoudrr;J J W Hammock,
hand; } & Scott, neck: \ 5 Mose!y, arm.
COMPANY T..
Killed: \ J Crawford.
Wounded: Its i G IIatchett, foot; E J
Morgan, thigh: c Taylor; stomach; J "
Bozsman, leg: Geo j E1ulng, hand;J G Ilur-
gett face: Jnbcz Kennedy, abdomen, mortal
ly; VI Muilens. hip; 4 l. Pruett les; J II
Ransom, thigh; L. p Twist, shoulder.
Missing: " B lIaryett, j " Chapman.
COMPANY r.
Killed: Saml Iluggins.
Wounded: Jas Graham leg; Isaac Shelton,
arm } II Mallory, foot T W Lazenby, hand;
Alfred Hendrix, hand; W F Castlor, shoul-
der: Z Custow, side; I n Groo,er, head,
Slightly.
Missing: " 7 Adams.
COMPANY C.
Killed: T j Duffy, Wm Grimes. L z Black
man, NJ l. Livingstone, Newton Morgan, Jno
Snisin.
Wounded !: J Crosby, hand; S Wclch, lung
and knee; j Mex kcnzic side; G w Brodie,
hand; Jno 7 Jordan, hand; W l. Grice, head;
\ llardcc mouth
Missing: ) Thomason, Green Garnett J
W Wood
COMPANY IT.
Killed: 1t F McCrimmon Geo r Reayes,
II ASHLEY.
Wounded j Smith, MORALLY, since dead;
NJ Anderson. shoulder; R J Browning, ,houl-
der: W W Pittman, side: D Watson, thigh:
..oshu. Coffee, neck; 7 L Earnadoe, shoulder;
Furguson, knee.
Missing: b J Johnson, B I Hunter, q J
pyal.
COMPANY I.
Killed: None.
Wounded: J r Russell, foot; Isaac Gnnos;
Jno Brooks, face: S Fleming, hand: ia, For
| ,yth, leg; A Mahatfy, leg; J T fosey, head;
Mm Tratcr breast; W NJ Whitchurst.
Missing: John Owens.
COMPANY K.
Killed: None.
| Wounded: Z Hazard, shoulder; " II
Gibbs. head Il G johnson, foot and leg; f E
| Ramsay, leg; t Owens, leg; W j Tucker,
hand; G W Thornton, head.
Missing Alexander c Norrell, Frank
Kelley, Michael 0'Bricn.
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Two DEsERTERs SHnT.-The Lynchbure
"rcpublican" is informed BY gentleman livirg
in Piitsylvania county, that a number of deser.
tcrs arc ranging over that neighborhood. and that
q guard is arrcs'ing them. A body of ten or a
dozen were halted Mt CT near Wards b. idge
some days ago, by the guard and surrendered
except two, who in attempting 10 escape were
shot. One wns wounded in the foot and the
other in the arm Welearn also that in the county
OF Amhcrs, n goodIy nnmbcr nre hiding about
in thickcts. Thse deluded men are probably
not aware of the pardon offered TO them by
the President if they return before the 20th inst
to their commands. We hope this notice will
meet the eye Of some of them in time to comply
with the terms of the amnesty.
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| Fifteenth Georgln Regiment.
Field and Staff.-Killcd: None.
Wounded: Adi't Pierce, leg.
Missing: Lit Col hIIcamesberger.
COMPANY A.
Killed: None.
Wounded Lit James jenkins, leg; Priratcs
Psalmons, thigh; W n Fauling, hand and
| breast: X MAXWELL shoulder.
Missing: Prvates W NJ Bolton, W VI Free
| man, u Aycock. NJ L Anderson, j r Bnggs,
Bonner, NJ Jackson, J ii Mormon, Noah
Scott.
COMPANY L.
Killed: Privatcs Joshua Vaughan, W 7
! Brawmer.
| Wounded: Licuts Jal Mcfarland and II
Chaplear, hip; Priratcs 7 G. Brock, thigh, JAS
Carter, shoulder; II Carson, leg W \ Grif
| fin, hip: T Iiamley. breast: " Mcfarland
shoulder; McCaul arm; W L McGrager
breast; W } Mouldcr, hand; W Shannon,
hip: JW Mauldius, arm.
| Missing: 1t j W Stephenson, Privates } 1
| Harrison, JAS Adams Saml' S d Westbrook
Bailey, W Bush. Thos Crymes, 7 n Crow
ner, Jos Defoor, S S IIayne, J S Linscy, i
McGrcger, A C McColIum, J D Shannon 7
S Westbrook, S DWestbrook. =.
! coMrAnYc.
Killed: None.
Wounded: Privatcs D c Cosbcy, left eye
| W 7 Clark. arm: " L Lovingood. leg; f \
Tate, MORALLY, since dead, 3 Ii johnson, leg
Missing: Its W NIurrah and S Franklin
Privatcs " d Hudson B Willis, J A NJ Den,
nard II l. Bell, j Nash, W B Tate, c W
SidelI, E c Mcdaniel.
| COMPANY D.
Killed: None.
Wounded: Capt J Flyn.. both thighs
Privates B l. Murden, side; } II Larry, head
j II Taylor, shoulder.
Missing: Privates c Carter, J Howell, j
W Brake, C W Taylor.
COMPANY E.
Killed: Private B + Lyons.
Wounded: Priates " Martin, Frank
McCook, G B Newson, NJ BreedlOre, 3 c
Wilson.
! Missing: Priyates j Boyer, j G Cum
ming,W Franks, Thos Hester, Jas Eubanks,
| II C Garnett.
Killed: None.
Wounded: Privatcs D B Alexander, J II
Smith side: " y Almond, side.
! Iulme / W White, 4 L White, F NJ Tur-
man, " B Scarborough.
| coMPASY G.
| Killed Privates Thos L Ware J II Jones
| Wounded: 1t John K Parks, hip and arm
Thos L Ashmore, leg; c P Albea, face; John
I Boiler, thigh; John L Clary, hand; Il \
| Caver, wrist; B El:ott, A Heamesberger
shoulder; Jas Ii. breast; K D Munford
hand; Jas a ~ r,rd, leg: D L Stephenson
shoulder.
Missing: LIT John A Lane. Prirates Jas E
Remson, Thos Halbea. r 4 Ware, G W Nor
man, P S Norman, W q Martin.
COMPANY H.
Killed: None.
| Wounded: Capt T II Jackson, face; Lt
VIM Bailey, Thos Fisher, Privates ] RVickny
head; Nelson Carroll, thigh; G NJ Carol
thigh; J T Holland, face; Henley, face
A Jordan, hip; c E Usey, head, W D White
head.
Missing: Privates ] NJ Smiley, c Brown
b S Fisher, Holland, Pearmap, T
Wright, Franklin Walters.
Il COMPANY 1.
Killed; Capt j a Gains.
! Wounded; PriYates " j Hollingswortl
thigh; R " Cleveland, les;A Y Maily, thgs
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DOASOKE LAND FOR ShLE.-I w.. to sci,
II privately, very handsome aud f"sTahle
l. Il Il l. + T \ K NJ

located in RosnO." county. six miles Souh Of Salem and
Big Lick and half Il mile from Cave Springs Tie i'm.
prorcmrnis all and good repair. cou-stug Of
neat snd comfortable Dwelling House with sI oomr, -
ce.n; Cabin Snose House. Ice llOu-e Carr'Sg" !"a
Stables and Spring HcuS.. The tract ~ arTr,
half OF which il cleared aud in high o! cultivation
II has excellent site thnnrry very superior
young orchard just coming into b";iLg consisting OF
apples, peaches, dwarf and standard pears dwar! Hai
standard cherries pums, apricot. auaces &c Tn" fruit
II all of th lnes quality, having been selected "
frOu stvera Of the best Nurscri's In Nrgmt. The
garden is very fertile coD,anipsi acres. and j. well sup
piled with grasses straw berries. &c. also D"vcT ;:DS
spring Of excellent water.
Alsn another snail Tract. located p miles from The,
above containing % IS Of which cleared and
high OF cultivation p!oduC.u wheat TO sa prrIrc-
on
Ao avery CON Portable House and Lot A. Cave Springs
Continuing acres, and well ,tDckd "th irsi ui i!t,sr
en kinsJ which place throc Churches AMI is
,id.rec good location for Physician.
The purchaser b. supplied with household aHI
kitchen furniture. provisions, ri" hogs farming
tools, wagons carriage buggy servants, STOCK o: Erd-
cines. boo,s, &c.
Seeding possession given and full possession ls Of jan
uGry
Terms 10 sui, the purchaser.
Address. JOHN =. HARDING.
Big Lick,
aug cd3tHwts Roanoke County, Va.
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17,h Georgia Regiment.

17th Georgia Regiment.
FIELD And STAFF.
Killed: None.
Wounded: Aljt Jas B Pickett, breast, Sc
vcrely..
Killed: i' 4 Allan.
Wounded Jonathan Brightvel.
Missing: II DWells.
COMPANY b.
Killed: Madison Aycock, W ] Driver.
Wounded: J " Dupre, thigh; j II Howell,
face. shoulder and thigh: Saml Richardson,
head: A J Wall. right hand off.
Missing: Al Collins, F NJ Marshall. R 7
Taylor:
COMPANY C.
Killed: 4 l. Short, " S Brown, j S Cul'
reper.
Wounded: 1t + WDickinson, head L. W
T Cussins. arm. slight: IL Brown, arm; c
g Fickling. hand slightly; NJ Frank, back
ilu:h Kev, thigh and knce-bone shattered
mortally: Juo ROYALS, side and arm slightly:
" j Skinner. thigh broken; D Damn, abdomen
and thigh
Killed: Capt \ 5 Parks, Wm Evans, Jos
Swain.
Wounded: 4 D McKensie, mortally, (snce
dead:l } II McCarty, thigh: Perry. over
ewes; & IGarral, hand: 4 NJ Chester, brcas,
slightly; Levi Dcnn. mortnllv. (since dead:) II
NJ Dallas. groin severely: a } Kelly, head; W
VI Lewis, face. arm. breast and leg; d b
Owens. breast: J b Reynolds, thigh severely
Missing: j L Wilkinson.
COMPANY E.
Killed: P II Mcdowell, J Sellers, Thos
Ayers.
Wounded: Capt Jno II McGregor, arm; Jas
Holden, right jaw: l. II Adams breast; j L
Newsome. side slightly; VI Davis, thigh; l.
Newsomc. side: Jas Cooper, wrist; A Cam
bist. shoulder: Thos Cambist head, mortally;
Jas Conncll, band, slightly;J w Carter. wrist
j 3 Carter, side: L Thomas. shoulder: NJ Shi
vers, shoulder: JAS Wilson, hand severely.
Missing: y r Skinner, j J Wnolly, 6 W
SeiIars, J IL johnson.
COMPANY +.
Killed: .Juo A uorue.
Wounded: Lieut. Geo Potter, neck; Geo A
Worshanl, leg: w Hall, arm: Josiah Cohen,
hands: :, m Damn. head severely: Augustus
johnson, 1high Th0s ID Stcuart, hand; f l
Sattlcr, breast slightly
Missing: Jno l. Pilkenton.
COMPANY c.
Killed: 7 i Hay.
Wounded: 1t W D Darby. arm and back
G 3 Green, severely; D P Taylor, head and
arm: II L Sheffield. head; r Cleveland, arm; }
q Norman, knoe; + Jones. legs, slightly: 7 N
lockwood, bead, slightly.
COMPANY II.
Killed: 4 II Carm;ohael, c j Whitten, Il
C Layfeid.
Wounded: T. I McGhee, leg: Hiram Parks
breast Saml Shehane, neck: S Harrington
hip: Austin Pegg, breast JAS Dayy, arm
David Zachary, abdomen, severely; AL Taylor
side, slightly.
COMPANY !.
Killed: Nore.
Wounded: Capt Fentrill, thigh; S II Wood
am, neck; n Lamb, mortally, since dead
Thos Mayo, mortally, since dead;J c Bridges
shoulder; Thos Wallace, jaw; Jno Taylor
hands. slightly.
Missing: 1t 3 Ii Dawson.
COMPANY X.
Killed: None.
Wounded: H B Christie, head; B L Kin
brough, leg; " A McLendon, arm and breas
J G Wimberly, face; ] G Marshall, hip, Sigh
ly; @ G Brooks, shoulder slightly.
Missing: II a Brayton.
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j c Webb. arm, head AMI side Frank
Brown, thigh: 4 Ford and j 4 Foo,Son.
neck: II Mattox, neck Francis Gaines.
shoulder
Missing L Deadayler, j 3 Dayu?.d. J 3
Bond, G Matthews, II Tement.
COMPANY X.
Killed: + II Culver, VI Harrison, JOS Dick
son. John Laugh!in
aWoundei Leuts Z II Culver. leg; W II
llardwick, thigh: ID ID War.hcu, thigh James
Reynolds, arm; q " Nelson shoulder: G. 5
Hooks, shoulder; A Redlu,u, iacc and arm: Hen.
ry PinkS'on. face; JAS Medlock side: " II Da.
Wis. hand and breast; W Reynolds.
Missing G L Bass Jas 4 Ray. W 7 War,
then. J I Mdllebrooks, W + Deas: J J Var
borough.
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GoHE TO CASr.-On yesterday Capt. Vim.
C. Figner who has raised a company. amount
ing to over fifty men, for service in Col. Nun
ford's battalion, carried his men into camp
near Camp Lee. This company is one Of the
most finely drilled among the city troops
Capt Figner is young gentleman cmincntly
qualified for his position, and most excellent
and gallant officer.
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FROM FREDERICKSBURG.

NEAR F.nDrHEcKsBURa, August lS.-Thc
Yankeer, in small force. are still around
Fredericksburg. They ..y their picicts will
remain at Falmouth permanently. The pick
cts on both sidos are airing upon each other
every da7
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\ Yankee deserter, who entered the Con
fedcrate lines, near kinston, n. c., last
Wednesday, says the Yankees are receiyiD!
reiniorcements Of cavalry and artillery, aut
are preparing for raid on Raleigh.
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L1BERAL.-The mayor of Mobile acknowS
edge the receipt of donations for the free
market in that city as follows; q. 0. Brewer
& Co., $4,000; steamship Alice, $4,000 steam.
ship Alice Vivian, $4,000.
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The Raleigh State Journap- states that
Major Deveraux, W no was recently appoint
ed Chief Tithng-Man" of North Carolina,
will not accept of the appointment.
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uAyISG been detailed by the QuarierInaSter DE
III Partueut see all irregular ciai!n' aShinst the
Confederate Stat :nmeui for the COUNTIES of kiag
William, King and Queen, EsSt4 Mathew, Glorces;er
Middl-srX, Wesmorcland. Rich.nand, Latcbastrr and
Northumberland counties. Virginia, herewith Announce
g lies that READY to receive and se;e Said
cailus AID wish them ~ be in promptly ANY iE
formation needed in regard TO these and special
Aims had by application at my Office, E|n1rer
Curi House. For special information pages e6 and
1S7, Appendix Army Reguat ous.
WILLOuGHBY n. SMITH.
aug 7-cSit uapt and A. u VI.
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~ 0-REwARD.-Rsnsway IN The 9Th day Of
SDU July, 1868. my man HENRY. He IS about "a
OF IS yeats Of age foe, OF inehes big spare made
and vert blsck and all OF upper front se- He
IL very polite when spoken Hal on when be lef!
black wool hat, purple paus no coat nor vest 1bonsht
him In Ric oud April 18th, 1862 He came from North
Carons, ami tsink johnson eaunty.
! VIII pay S5O II taksr In this State II out sloo.
BEN. 7. EEDMoS,
Mosslsgford chsrl,,rs eonoty,
sug il'-svat Virginia.
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TOTAL Loss or BRIGADE.

HrMAS n. PERRY, 4. 4. 4. Gcnl.
- Augusta "COnst!tutionaIist' and Savannah
Republican" please copy.
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FROM TIE FRONT,

ORANGE c. n, Aug. lit i, ccrta'ulv rs-
ported that TIE Yankees have fallen back .crns,
the Rarpshannock. The force of Ae.de i. said
to be smaller than before. Ten Of each company
have gone back to tho North for the purpose oi
collecting conscripts.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Ilibernlan from Liverpool,
Oh the 9th, via Greencastlc 7th, has arrived
oft Cape Race. The political news is unin-
teresung.
The Confederate loan on 5th opened at Il
further violent decline, the first transaction
being 35a30 discount. 1t afterwards rallicd:
closing at 26a2i discount.
LoSpon, Aug. G.--The funds arc firmcr-
Consols are advancing, under the improving
tendency Of the Paris B,ursc ana the more
general belief that the Polish question will
not result i'll war. The satisfactory progress
Of the harvest asserts the buoyancy OF the dis
count market, which is easier, with light de-
mand.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. The sales of cotton
this week have bacn 21,00O bales, including
1000 bales TO spccularor. and 3,G') TO cx-
porters. The market is easier, ut /. decline Of
one quarter Of penny on American. The
market closes quiet at the following author
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The Courier" oc TIE 18th has the follow

The Courier oE TIE 18th has the follow
ing:
NEW. FROM Tns I.LA1Ds.--Durias Thurs
day night continued fire was kept up 10
tween the land batteries, and at intervals 10
came very rapid and heavy. On Friday MORE
ing the enemy fired lcv shell Fort Sua-
ter from the two mortar hulks which thew
have grounded on the beach. opposite their
nearest battery 10 Fort Wagner The she'll
however, fell far short Of the mark. After
this exhibition the enemy remained quiet the
rest of the day our side .till sending Them IA
occasional she'll from Battery Simpkins-.
About 81 o'clock last night .noihcr fierce
cannonadc opened between B.ttGric. Gress
and Wagner and the Yankee ba,rric. IN
Craig Hill. This firing WIS unusually rapid
1t was reported that Battery Wagner gave the
enemy the benefit Of some new guns OF heavier
caibre, the fire from which is believed to
have been cifcctual. The cannonaGing was
still going on with some rapidity at the hour
Of writing, viz: Twelve o'clock at night
We could hear Of no casualties
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Ngw MusIc.-Mrs>rs. George Dunn ( Co.
Lithographers, send us. bundle ofn.w Music.
My Wife and Child" music BY +. ". Ro,icr
The words are not, as stated, by Gen. Stone
wall Jackson. The air is, however, very sweet.
The Virginia MarScillaisc, composed anti ar
ranged for the voice and piano-iortc, by +. ".
Roster, Of Richmond, Na."-so runs the title.
The words will compare with the Common
run" of poetry; but we have never yetsccn
any words set TO the music Of this soul->trring
air which would not rank rs a parody beside
the tre-brcathing words otthc original. as it
was sung during the French Revolution. when
the masses, infuriatcd and maddcuci. were
| wadiag in blood through the streets Of Paris
Let us have no substitutes, but the genuine
"Narscillaise' forever.
We have also from the same lithographcrs,
and printed in beautiful style I'VE have
Parted" words and music by Miss Ella Wren {:
Kathleen Mayournccn," by Crouch Harp
Of the South-Aw:kc." words by Kilgour.
music by Pctticolas See at Your Feet Sup
plant One" from BaIic's opera Of the Bohc-
| mian Girl.
| Mr. G. Nordcndorf nls Us ono Of his latest
| productions, published by Mcssrs. Dunn u
| Co: old Dominion March," dedicated to
Gov. William Smith.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21
LIST OF CASUALTIES IN THE BATTLES
OF GETTYSBURG. PA.

The following is the list Of casualties In
in Bennings Brigade, Hoods Division, in the
battles Of the % ard Sd of July at Gcttys-;
burg, Pa: IN. ...s..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21

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