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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

1SlEsf :s4gSjhs tAox.
oS .hs .,;sS1sS ~.y g sn nSsrs
,danesr at beisg molestsd BY guerriIfaS AL
'vssssh pesdI nsI valt lpe ssny1y. N confsVIip
rssssssi, ~ suIts svssss6Fh iitny gucfiliss
aro on the river, vessels at aifFetent pUtutt will
pnfafy, taAnspselsa - cs1vsyoehenip pa4 tho
AAAGr,fntG sdi IL latyiIa1 sfass fhA albnt
"A 4 s yooa,ss seslos a. WV l:oon b lsnss.tsion
and ,ApQthG nRRposite .vlakaSusVs s0shef sta
lions VIII be projected a parties oAsr 10 cbllect
wood for steamers,,o
, a., (Signedl, 10, Iavs. 4, ID. D. PoRfaR,
7 'al.H,''.RSsf AdatSd, ,ComnnT Mia isausd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
.SsfYG6diRf.

We regret 70 announce the sudden death Of
iii5aiiS y iSss & S|:d 4 In r.id.aes m cin.
fefH Sfse4a1 <tt4$pt3&l ten ~.
NJ Guf1ey wis member OF the Thirty
- snAVssususss0uulsUUos.sggWOvNlup
dida.e for. paslstiosrts the present House, bsl
was defeated. - ~
Mr.. Gurisy VA educated 4 for the clergy, and
for many yssysl Curing Nh early manhood no
was settled y passot oysi tks Universalist a. /.
ciety of'ooseyrd. M RsApshire, and Sns-
wards over stss socsstiss 81 the same dehom,
ination in diHeent ,parts of New Engisnd.
About nfteen years sgoslc ssmoved to Cinein-
natl and settled atvSr the ,Universaiist Society
In that city, and edited the Star Of the Wsf,
the organ Of As religions sect to which be bc-
longed, and Of which he was an able and
earnest member. .. -. s..sr. ~. i..s'' .ias
The snaislavery movement, and poor hesisli,
induced him 70 pSandon preaching and 70. .de;;
vote himself wholly 70 his paper and to the cplr
tivation of his Farm. Subsequently, the anta
slavery excitement In the country led him
gradually Into tho political arena, and finally
sent him to oongress. 1Ie,was an active rnem-
Der on the door of the lim,se, and a hard work.
er in the committee room. lie was out-spoken
in debate, dealing more in facts than in theo-
rizing. 80 2s' I1 .,it., pa. ,..'s, g'a" ,tI
At the close oG the Last Congress the Prssi.
dent, having full confidence in him, appointed
Mr.. Gurlcy Governor of the new Territory Of
Arizona. We learn thai at about the time hc
was taken sick, ten days ago, ne was prepared
to leave for that, Tenitory. Tho deceased
leaves d wifo and two daughters to mourn his
iossr, We gan assure them that thc many
friends they made during their residence In
This city wIll most sincerely condolc with them
In their sad bereavement q, ,....,.f, ..
Mr. Gurley was, about ifijlyoyears Of agc al
tho time Of hds death. ". % aLl nlEfI" 80
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
Nsjor Heuersi BaeIi Corrscts History n,
the Erpense or Judge Advoeate General

. IFstor Geuersi BueIi Corrscts History At
me eErpsn..e % Judgs Adros.te General
The following characteristic letter from Major
d lGsasrsl Buell., exposes looseness in making
up reports that ought not 10 lie allowed to ex-
ist In times like Il,ese. oncial reports Of our
operations in the Gald are the only reliable data
tho historian VIII hive whcuths comes 70 sum
up tho history ofthe rebcllion: ..r
-, SApAJooA, August s, 1868. ar
SIR Iu the Official Gazette Of the 2lst ult,
l see a report Of Judge Advocate General Holt,
' dated the 2Tth or Nsreh, relative to 'an eSpe.
dition ST on foot in April, 1889, under the au-
thority and direction, !" as the report says, Of
Gen. y. M Mitchell, the object Of which was to
destroy the eommun cations on the Georgia
% STATE Railroad between Atlanta and Chatta-
'noora. !" it'r f"' a...
DIi 3he expedition was Sc se, on foot ~ under my
ID authority, the plan wss arranged between Mr..
AndrewsL-whom had had In employment from
ehortly y after assuming commsnd In Kentucky
Iaand nv chief OF stan, Col. James b. FRY; and
Gen. Mitchell had nothing to do either with Its
n conception or execution except N furnish from
his coin fuard tho soldiers who took part u it.
He was directed 10 furnish six; instead of that
o he sent Twenty-Five. Had he eenformsd to th,
instructions given hin, IL would have been
better; the rlisncee ef success would have beer
greeter, and M any event several lives woull
have been saved. - 80 F'#'l .Hi ..
The report speaks of the plan a. an ON an o
g. tioD of genius. and OF Che results which ]
promised US absolutely subtime." II may b.
proper, therefore, to ray thwt this statemont
made for the cake OF truth, sud not 70 call at
tentiou TO the crtravagant eolors In. which u
C hss been presented '.I t,H ytuly y q
. Very respectfully. your obedient servant, e
d. q. BUELL., Major t}enersL
Gen. l.. THOMAS, Adj. Gen. U. s. A.,
ashington City, ID. c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
John NJ. Botts's Horse "Csssspsdore "
CaptureL. .-.. -.

u "A Western exchange paper says Gen. Rose
Grams captured, at or near Winchester, Tennes-
see, the celebrated horse Commodore, formerly
the property Of John NJ. Bolts, or Virgins,
conIscated and sold to Major Gen. Polk for
$4,000; and has notified the Government at
washir gton of the capture of THIS noble afl-
NAL. The Secretary Of the Treasury has di.
rected D. Brownlow to take charge of the horse,
take good care of him, and at the proper time
forward him to. Kentucky or Ohio, to be sold
and If Mr.. Bolts is entitled to the proceeds, tho
law provides a method of recovering them
through the Court of Claims. '@ . %
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
!, pxAFr yssSnw York ro-DAr.

y "A private dispatch, received from Ncv York
city assa. noon, says the drsfi,in that city to.
day n progrsssisg qusstiy and succeasfuily.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
NAVAL AFFAIRs.
The. United statss Gunboat NasssmonA
..... u Gone % Sea, 4.,

4,.... u Gone 70 Sea. Aim.
The United Statea gunbost Nanscmond was
recently purchased by tho Navy Depar smGnt
on account of her great apced and her adapia-
ton to heGerviee. She ID now boat Of about
four hundred tons burthen, and is probably the
fastest vessel In the navy. She was sent to
Baltimore to be lifted for the navy, and the
unexampled rapidity with which sho has been
compl.ted and lifted out, says the As,c icrr, ,
has shown tho extensive resources now at COM
mand in tho shipyards and machine shops Of
Baltimore. All the work has been done In tho
short space of ten days. She Is commanded
by Lieutenant Il. II. Lamson, late the Flag
Lieutenant Of Admiral Lee, of the North Atlan-
tic Fleet, and who no ably commanded tho
iotilla on the upper Nansemond river, during
the attack on Suffolk last spring. She has been
named the Nansomond In honor Of the achieve.
n,ents Of the gunboat on that river. The yes-
sci left Baltimore Yesterday under sealed orders,
aud will probably soon be heard from in the
| neighborhood Of Nassau, or some other haunt
of British 'neutral" blockade runners. a
The following Isl complete list Of the officers
of TIE Nansemondi .. ..i .a .
Lieut.. Il. II. Lamson, Commander.
| J. Ii. Porter, Acting Ensign and E1ecutive
officer. .r 80
WIN. Hunter, Acting Ensign.
! Henry Waring, Acting Ensign. yn
j. Is. Henderson, Acting Ensign.
K. II. Gillette. Acting Paymaster.
| \. 6. Smith, Acting Surgeon. .I
Fred. snyder, Acting second Asst Engineer.
Edw. Aspa!l, Acting Third Asst Engineer.
| ). 7. suude, Acting Third Asst Engineer.
Edw. Reilly, Acting Third Asst Engineer.
The Hon-eiad I.ehish Ready for Sea.
The naval authorities of tho Brooklyn navy
| yard have reported the iron-clad Lehigh ready
| for active service. Sho burst a gun some tim,
since at Fortress Monroe, and came on for =
4 new ono. On her arrival, however, she was
taken In hand and improved every way. m,
turret gear, which got out OF order In one o
tho vessels during the tirst contest, Is now ren.
dered iuaccessiole TO proisctiIrs Of any dsscrip
ton. A huge iron band, no lGsS than i've feel
in thickness, surrounds the lower part Of til,
turret and preserves 1t from all effect of shot
Tho armament of the vessel has bu,m ais,
chaogcd. She has now op- OF the Is incl
1 Dahlgren gpns md a 20Dponnder Parrot
riiied. She Is - leave New York in a day o
two, u IL supposed for Charleston, to reinforc,
the armor feet doing such good service th,re
The Lahigh 10 Que OF the original nine iron
clads constructed Immediately after the Moni
tor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
RETALIATION POLICY OnDER OI
GEN. HAILECK.

A dispatch teicgrnphSa' 70 Philadelphia
2aperdnom this city saya ibs following is tho
language employed by Major Gen. Hallcck In
liis order df Instructions to,our agent for the
exchange OF prisoners, concerning the retaiia-
tion policy Of tho Governments for the protse.
ton of tbs i,ves r,f our officers nosv In Southern
prisons :iii 4 'O' .t-.tg.s > -. q n %
~ is directed that Immediately on rocais-
ing Official or other authentic Information pf
the execution OF Capt. Sawyer aud Capt. Flynn,
you will proceed to hang w. ii. Lee and the
other Rebel officer designated as herein above
directed, und thSt you notify Robert Ould, ESQ.,,
of the said proceedings, and assure him that
the government Of the United States will pro-
ceed to retaliate for every similar baf6arous
violation of the Laws of civilized war. ~ 80
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
ekfTtRE 0s KIHa saERox skAk
s..,'.igr IA 4. CAfM nAl n4A9sucRiiN fIlTtI
-, =. as.l a ,. .fu. a.i "
ii1aSS NChaSs ~ b Nshel D1eanax. .ditz

sU.i e.s'ernlxxxi llxNpRick Htpsos, KxY
WEsr, Suiy -, 1888. Tho q. p. stS4msF Hem
driek HudsoB, statioued d Key West, Florida,
while d b crlIze found Oh the beach, IN the
vicinity Of Cape San Blas, 1881 bsiet Uf cotton,
tered them In the United States district court
for adjudication % par, Of the cssgS OF rebei
steamer unknown. e. The e0ttou was SlreWh up
and aoan the bosch, sad I'D lsviAoutly besn
washed on shore but Q short tiot psss sloubly.
LETVEA FAOA ShsSs VAL1ss0E. n
.s1IE.i-- s;di
How his OReraalans, have BU0hS<d fsoan
ss ,slse ,Puhiisasiea - AAAAsaxVo 0sfrss-
lm, ,Hossassse. a1fi'1. h5'd ssa 'saio -Fisi
The foilowing letter speaks fss itsslh
Tesae Editors cfhe n Y. EIprsse :"
.IIr po,ss Drpa xrMsrr ~ rari iStp1n.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

10 Ogs CErY IN BLAZE OF GLoRr.-The moon
was iah ECLIPSE, last night on account of the a.
Asem.. The "meek. eyed" moon, hearing her
blushing honors meekly, looked down on the scene
and seemed TO think tias, although bright and
/" beautiful, twaiila soon be pastp The effect OF
the light brilliant In the extreme, and attI
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
aui9-d2w

1NERMs OFF THE SUPREME COURT
L. " The DIsTRICT OF CoLUMBIA.-Eotice
rcby given that, by . rule of the Court, Its
sr shAve been hxsd IS iollowsi
b. -lL.. af-l1a, General Terms.
Third Monday OF January, .......
-. Eirst Monday OF Nay, 49,
.I,ItT, I@nas ofp,s cireuu Court.
Ia which alone Jury Is mpanneled for the trial
= OF civil caseA,) "a
.Elist Tuesday OF February. ...
Third Monday Of May.
kirst Tuesday pl EOyeLnber.
i a - Terms 0fhe ttfns'nai Court.
First Monday oi March. fH
~ Third Monday Of June. ..s
First thlonday Of December.
10 - Ysvsas Of he District Court. .
First Monday Of June. III I0ts.
First MOudAy OF December.
. . Special Ierns.
First Tuesday OF January.
First TueEdsy Of February.
First tuesday OF MaIeh.
First Tuesday pIApttl.
Third Monday Of My.
First Tuesday OF june.
Flrst Tuesday ofJuly! J ...
First tuesday Ol September.
Frst tuesday OF october.
Fiist Tuesday OF November,
By o.der vi the court, RI. MEIGs.
uNHE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY,
sseaue. Tie FoURrEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
\ commences September 7, 1883.
| lircul Ars At the bookstores. AulT-tl
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

lat Z, iRo9asAees ~ nTfis1. h5s1 ssn fsaso -gici
sSThe follewins letter speaks fss itss,h
Toske Editors cTde N. Y. EIprsss ''' ~
.1lr HrApa'ns DrraxrMtsr ~ rHr sou1n,,
abionnfh lsLAsD, =. G., Avg. 9, t6s9. !
l earnestly request your aid In enforcing the
military order, by the estsblishment or such q
watch over your military sorrsspondeaos from
this Department a. will oxcluds evory itetn, "
intclligenos upon the several subjects therein
In no other way can valuable Information be
kept from the enemy. "a tsilra.- Y4sqs ....
The Charleston and Savannah press get
Northern news more frequently and more ex-
peditiously than do myself. a,e a L,rl
My operations have already suffered most
seriously from this cause. More than twbnty-
four hours previous 10 the arrival of the last
NAL floin The Noflli, became aware, from
certain movements of the enemy at Fort Bum.
ter, that he had gained a knowledge or . por-
ton of my plaiDs,' When the Northern papers
arrived, | FOUND them, tccming wfth inlorms.
tion Of the most valuable kind 70 thS enemy,
only ~ conutefbsaapced or overcome by The
expenditure Of blood that might have been
spAred .Suftlr. no ..l" slHfa UR ~ 10
One.tenth Of my command are constantly
engaged IN the most tIperilous duty 10 order q
sec me the prosccutton Of opefatioas IN which
secrssyiis essantisl 70 suecosy but which arr
divulgod to the enemy. through 5sho speblie
press long bsfors their conpletiou.i ,.'at1 ol :
h. ,conjnre lyou, tberefore, 70, I'D nA IN sup
pressing IN abuse, which directly tends 70 ffps.
trsts AL our plAns, gives aid end eeWfdrt "a
Ithe enemy and unnecessarily sacrifices the lives
Very respectfully, your obedisnt servant,
...fr Q. A. GILMORE, Brig. Gen., CONG.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

sr ri sVaH t8sSsssus111 Nv ~
"rowss, THHY DRIVE Ilrosn rA1hmfo fHnn
Uls - II a9s S.,y, =. s-s.s T:1:s 4a,s a so4.
u 1akSCkoFS s. &14zour 2fNcH hsokSsn1
"AssUREp OF rHlss TBnes, I An AMAZED 3HAT
...ANr ONE COULD fHIsx OF rEAos ON AHs
,,,sx.sfaaR, ,JSsT IN sa n ! Sao 6l$.ss p{,ss
'Ir At THIS TINE NoREovER, Is A TRAIrok 10
"HIs corNTRY, wEo pEsERvEs TEE sCoBx AID
t.at, d Ne Gerera' zs:snbay Of 0hio, Fsbv,irv,
1889.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
Death Of . Son Of Cav. Cannon Of D.I.-

% HAvRE De GRACE, Md, August l9.-Capt.
W. l.. Cannon, OF tho First Delaware cavalry,
air, Maryland. His death was prodaccd by
fatigue and exposure incidental to his duties.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
rios. I. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
je2T-3md No. eol Broadway, New York.

TIE 9RAAr PENNSYLVANIA RoUTB.--Ths
quickest and safest route to the Northwest an
southwest. Two through trains daily, and one o.
Sunday. Soldiers' tickets at GoveFnment rates to
all the principal points In the North and West
For iekets and further Information apply at the o.
Ice o. the .Grset IenlsyivAnia Route" northeast
Der Nstiona Hotel. Ofiics open fion {. n. TO
?. ni'on suundsy,sto tp. y. n vo,-o,
anG Niu 80 p o. s'.. -sTf' Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

'g' DEATHS or 6oLDIRRs. .-Robert d. James, o
member OF company D, 7ad N. Y, died Of typhoid
fever d Mount Pleasant Hospital, jobs BaFrigsn,
ID Battalion Invslid Corps, died At Columbian Hos
pitai Of chronic diarrhns. W, II Ls1icr, 6th U. 8
cavsify, died at Douyfss hospital ,of gun shot
wound In right anele. + N. GBurnhsn, quarter
mastsr's hossles, died Of dissrhes NJ Qsartsrnas
teportei thfs m5rning At the once ,of Captain
Hartz. .'ih'.S. ? 2t' WI ''' ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

A RIoc ks sde nunnsr-Capture - Cotton
An arrival from of the coast Of Florida Cur
nishcs the following interesting, iteTas;, r0J
The boats Of the U. s. steamer1Fort Heury,
on July ~, captured twenty-five bales Of cot
ton in wacnssassa river, also cigh tcohtrabands.
The, rebels burned l2o bales Of cotton to pre-
vent Its falling into our bands o. .,.a
The U. 8. steamer Desoto, on ths6th Of July,
off the coast of Florida, seized the schoones
Lady Maria, Joseph Williams, master, for the
violation of the blockade. She was cleared
from St. MARKS, Cuba, for Havana, lad en- wiil,
lO4 bales Of cotton. aa. sa @ .s h. zlEGi- ls
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

QuACKlRY.-I ssmsslly castion young men
eufsnsg tron Nssysus Dsbiiity, &c., agatnst en-.
dsagerng their health BY pstfomsing any OF the
nsthsAs sssa BY NJ ,edvsstissf, and BY hundre ds
0f othsrs and y no oehsr way. head letter which
I viii send youdf you .tll ssud ne postpaid en-.
vslops bsafinG your Addrsss. Direct 10
EDWARD X. TRAVER,
. 6-dkvou ap.l ! Lock Ron Boaton MAJ,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
MIR, GURLnS,s sUec EssOR.

MIR. GUPLHS's SU6Ces0OR- a'N
The Office ~ Governor OF tho Territory Of
Arizona now bedng vacant BY the death Of Ar.
Gurley, It is expected that his successor win bs
Immediately appointed, ~ tho subordinate oli-
GERS have been appointed some time, and desire
to proceed At once to organize the Territory.
Ir.' ' % lt"tA-iL- i4-1A-.-. A-4A.-- '"'
Capture Of British Schooner 9eergte.
'ThcU. s.'bnrque Gem Of thcscas, on the Goth
of July, captured the British schooner George,
Of Nassau, N. r., o. sbout five tons burthen,
In the ssnibel or Caloosehachee viver, soe mile
sbore Fort Myers. She was deserted, and had
neither cargo nor PAPERS aboard. -
On or about the 18th inst, the U. 8, -steaWer
r. X. Cuyler chased 9 rebel steamer some dis
tance to the windward of Cape San Bias, and
made her throw overheard a part Of her cargo
in her efforts to escape, which Is supposed to
be the same that the Hendrix Hudson picked
up on the beach. Old. tni
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

= 7VVNBHn1kUNb
AN IsyALiD. Publiahed lox the benefit, and as q
warning and CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man
heed sts., Aappiying 1t the sams tns TisE MEANS
or sklE. UHG. tly ens vho has cured himself AZ
Ter being put to great expense and injury through
~ enclosing .. postpaid addressed envelope,
single oOpfes may be had OF the author.
Lss-N .f-i''' NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
. myas-ly Bedford, Kings County, N. !.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

hsve sfvs. Your q4sHsAsion sltters TO hundreds
Of our nobie scidlefs who stop here, more or less
marvellous Pnd Kratifyins.t VI
Isucs ut,spstk ktion . This 10 Heartily wish In
every family, in every hospitsl and At hard on
ysf-iy -, superintcndent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
FROM TIE R4PPARANNOCK.

On tho Rappshanuock al is qu;e: as 70
CARDS general movement Of troops- The
enemy are maasing large bodits of fcavalsy
opposite crr forces stationed near Oalpeper
O. e.. and seem to be in eome stlte Of alarm
and perturbation, fIo. ramor that We have
bsea gathering our troops together ct ths
sbove-mentions point. TheIe has, how
ever, been no bold skirmishiag.
The Federa's last week N ada raid dawn
the R,ppahaunock river into WestmerSland
and Northumberland COUNTIES, snd destroyed
a great deal of property. They estsblisbcd
headquarters at a place called Union Village.
They STATED that they hsd fourteen regi-
mens of cavalry, seven of which went to
Lancaster. They carried off between sight
and niue hundred horses and Gro hundred
and thirty wagon loads of negroes, besides
those which were m,unt.d on stolen horses.
The wagons ve.e also stolen. They burned
houses, barns. and ousstand crop OF ]ast
vear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
HEAVY LOSS OF THE ENEMY-OAP-
TURE OF PRISONERS YANKEE

HEAVY LOSS OF THE ENEMY-OAP-
Z -TURE OF PRISONERs-THE YANKEE
: GEN STEELE KILLED-INTEREsTING
Z, PARTICULARS.
< MsRILs, May 25.-Ths Jackson ",iississip-
35sn. :" Of Saturday, ssYR:
ss'Is.,ss ssneiny have attacked tho works at
IS saz3arg AK times three times yesterday
snd .osch tima been Iepuiaod with immense
fl"ss. Gen. Stevenson says ho can hold
YInks shu,r irdefnitsly'
A sebr',! DESPATCH to ths Evening N8Ta, -
dated Jackson oath (Sund.yD ssya:
"FI:ing vas haar'' until o'ciuck this rnoIn-
ing. No report OF artillery has bean hesrd
sIncs tho! hour, This morning tho ooh Mis-
sisslpp Irg ;mvnt, mounted, deshed Int" BY
!moud, capturing four hundIed p:isonsrs -
FoH teen hsvs b6ou brought so this city
The rest being sick or wounded, we're ps-
Tolsd."
JtcKsoN. May 25 An ott'er who left
Vich burg tuesday " iaarhing st 10 O'Clock.
ca ) d the tGo!ry t!t1cked uur left and centre
royr times The frst attack lasted 30 min-
utes, ihs fecond 20 minutes, the third Is, sDd
Lhs fJnrtl!9. They We're repulssd With great
slaughter each time. Our loss was 50 men
70 Look iunr stand. of coi6rs,
Wssr tic cHiuI.n of sssaul. wks hroush up
On Weinosds5, tho ofdcsrs leading the troops
broke, s"d tt;e Column Disappeared.
On Thurslay tho enemy were eBgsgei ia
sheling Our entrancamsnts. Ths Yankee
dead wers still unbaried Thufsday Tigr..
Our -oiks towards WciraHtiu layo rot
been ,oen ccd. The Federal ins of invest.
nant ii imperfect. S,me pf tho prisoners
taxa 1"r0;t ina. Gen. Sleeo wss killed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
FROM VEST POINT.

The Yankees in the vicinity of West Poin
are committing great deprfds!ions and cut
RACES. They have burned mills, dwelling
houses and barns in King and Qaeen c,uo-
ty IS we'll as in Gloucester aud Matthews.
In the latter county, nesr the line of Glcu
cester, about dozen of the wrotches com
mit,ed the most shameful and brutal cut
rsges upon the person of Miss Gray, young
lady Of high repecsability. Tho injuries to her
person were so great that It was ftarad eh-
would die.
Res dents in that section Of ccuntry say
that regiment OF cavalry would effec.ual
ly chock these dspredatlens. II tina Mon ci
tho country would form themselves into que
ri!la parties, they could clear the country in
. week.
Somo days sga our troops took down be-
low West Point two'pieces Of artillery, and
fred into transport, disabling it md caus-
sing great oommosion aboard. shertly after
tns departure of our artillery, tho Yankees
landed troops from two gunboats, aud burned
three dwelling houses with al the on:
buildings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
Aitbmou0 Euqutrrr.
rIcKsBuSe HOLDS OUT RRAvRLY.
- TYLER l. ALLEGR1,

# wii. te scsn from despatch to Yankse
p.psrs that tie stars aud stripes now wave
ever Vicksburg''-as they did other day over
Richmond slso. The news comes to Wash
n,;on by way If Cleveland, on Lake Erie.
!. is said to bsve come to that place by tele
er,ph nom Memphis. And, after the e. lst
saouadng announcements. singular to relate,
The "wuss broke down. This Memphis
d-sp,tch purroris to he dated the 23i. We
have published already, three days ago, de-
so.ich ircm Gan. Johnston dat,d the 2lst
s,i sn 1thsr despatch from Mobile Of tho 23d
uhe same day as the alleged Memphis de-
spaich to Ovveland,> beth ss..iag that the
ssssnits Of tie onsmy had been repu]sed q!
al I.aint .~-y4 fl.,a,,,s---1 &C..
l. m.y be cmclu ed Chat the pretended
.s2turs OF Yicksbuis has bsen invented by
Nex York operators, who wanted u buy
stcck in the Western railrosds-jast Is tn.
prsl,pdeH csptu:e Of Richmond wss invented
b. 'hoss shn wante1to buy gold. The en-
suing contradictions Of those stories eusbls
ops. aivEs ~ Gslt again at q fair prefat.
IT, telegraph worker at Cleveland would
d2ua,ltfs hsve cent the details; but whist
e,r nan do mora when the wires break
Gown ALSO critical moment The main
at: here, and EIia stock and illinois Cen
,sl &C. (wh0ss value depends on the con-
'ianet efa-lnG OF tho MisiissipPi,) would ex-
p-fiancs Sc siele decline, of which prudent
m!n ,au' ;abs siv.utsge.
9is ~ b; We l=;s' ne=s than any published
i, ;ao YGnkae IopsIs. A private dispatch
.r.m C.nt"a, Miss, dstei May 26ih, and re-
cs,'sd Ia k:ch.n0pd yesterday, says: Gall
sem v.-ksba7y holds out bravely."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL re
TATE IN GOOCIIJASn roIINnr,,

A o Domnissioaer appointed rys d.cr,s,, ,h. ,,,,
II oourt Of Go"ch'snd County pronouacei on ,h W.
ds, o. APRIL lsSs In the os'' Of Gso P Nuoto sdnr "a
ard Others will sen 10 tss hishs,1 kdI,r unn, -, !old
ires OF the late Rcth 81. Fora, d,o on b 1tTu 70. pro
IUfE nex Isr ofhe5Wi's the i,s d.v t.trsn,o 81
shs Isss iJ ns 10 tho eoup,v ., ss
aad oS.tsd on the south Ido Of 1uStabos s.t
medisey oa the hrseohopped rod, 81 ,,Ii., .aa o.
JAne 4. Ford and othern ASiof asa
auos In pine Aod oak woods. >l'a-'he oaI T.
nko improS eronts eophr OF Drsl,,r, , -
Rooms and bsssous and oihs. on,Sssssts hoff' With
TERYs OF SALE
sDSags q. cash to pay spe .ed b. .s Of N.
= svs y. soos s,o n'S ne amp the puob .r
iaisImsna. Win lnks rcp p'ss:l, s.s. IN y ,Eo squal
retained until The whole psr.h.s, ror,; Is sS e,IS
d,,s-ss,f Gm P. NUoRcj
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