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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-16
Gold Hill, \

Clinton e. Hubbs G. & y. Nj. Com
pany.-At a meeting of the shareholders Of the
above company, held March l4th, 1864, the fol-
lowing officers were elected Trustees for the en-
suing year $. D. r. Stuart John V. A. Lansing,
NJ Dreamer, H Knapp, (President,) and ID. Clin.
ton. J. p. WINNIE, Secretary.
March 10th, 1864. mhl6 lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-16
Crca. Eastern g. and =. Mining

Great Eastern G.. and =. Mining
Companv.-Notice is hereby given that there will
be a meeting of the stockholders Of the above
named company at the Gold Hill Hotel. Gold Hill,
on SATURDAY, March 26th, 1864, Mt o'clock p.
M. A general attendance is requested, as there
will be business of Importance to transact. By
order Of the President, H. H. BAILEY,
Sec. G. E. &. s. N. CO.
Gold Hill, March 10Th, 1864. mhl6 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-16

THE young ladies of jamestown, Tuolumne
county, gave a Leap Year Ball on the evening OF
the Pod February-W sshington's birthday. Four
of the prettiest girls in the place acted as floor
managers
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-16
Rnn4innlar Notice.

To ensure prompt payment of tho foregoing
assessment Discount at the rate Of One and One
half per cent. per mon tn, will be allowed on the
same, when paid within sixty days from date OF
levy, BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
fy2O I'm -TH0S. w. C0LBURN, See'y.
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NEW TO-DAY.
CE Ell E B R A T I o N
DAY.

Grand Marshal of the Day. PETER LARklS'
, SM II. WILLIAMS.
Aids TO Grahu Maf sH"'- 1900 / b. W. BALLou.
Orator of the Day Hon FRANK TILFoLp'
Marshal of First Division -. Col HUSGEKfoRD.
Marshal of Second Division. JACOB YOUNG
Marshal of Third Division MICHAEL McCLusKf.
THE Committee of Arrangements name the fol.
| lowing gentlemen as Vice Presidents OF the
meeting, to be held in Magure's Opera House nj
2P. NJ, TO hear the Grafton OF Hon. fhAHh ILL.,
Frederick 4. SAWYER, Judge Aud,
4 A Lynch, u hehifyI
Judge Hardy, a CoryeH'
p J Kennedy, john spring
Edward Cnhill. W + Anderson,
PIT smith, j p Corrigan,
JT Goodman, W Emlth'
Judge Ferris John ChurcH,
Dr Hronson Murray Morrison.
Michael McCluskey, Judge Qulnt,
'Iohn II Burns, Bernard Qugg,
James D Meagher, McCourt,
Iohn White Samuel G. Mosingo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-16

Az effort is being made among the negroes in his
department TO present Major General Butler with
q magnificent sword, for which purpose about
SI5O0 will be collected. ....
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-16

Clinton g. Hubs G. g. y. VI. Co.
At meeting of the Trustees of the above named
company, held March I4th 1864, an assessment OF
Five Dollars per share OH each, and every share
of the Capital Stock of the Company, was levied,
payable Immediately in United States coin to the
Secretary Mt his office in Gold Hill. BY order Of
the Board of Trustees.
J. p. WINNIE, Secretary.
March 10th, 1864. MIC I'm
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sunrise G.. a =. NJ. Mining Compa-

SUnrIae u, q 81 MI -TIHIHK NUIIPH.
ny-Notice is hereby given that so many shares
Of the capital stock of this company, standing in
the names of the following persons rs will pay
assessments due there on, together it'll the cost
of sale and advertising, will DO sold at public
opction, TO the highest bidder, according TO the
laws of Nevada Territory and the bylaws of the
company, on SATURDAY. April the 10th, al
o'clock p NJ, at the Office of the company in Gold
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-16
Gunboat Observation-Disclosures
Ironclads Ready to go up Red Xiv
er-IsNnDoat CoIlision-GOld.

CAIRO. March l5-In the fight Mt Trinity, on
the Ouachita the iron clad steamer Hilman, Adj
miral P0rtcrs flag, ship, was damaged consldera
bly. Twentv-seveu ironcladS now lying at
the mouth of Red River ready for the coming cN.
petition up that stream. The ram Aveuger has
also gone TO join the feet.
The gunboat Con-stoga, with full cargo Of
ammunition. cnllided with the Price, and was
sunk on the 10Th hear NatchcZ. Tn" boat and
cargo are u total loss.
n1l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-16

THE whole specie export for the last year, inelud
ing California IL stated at $50, 0000 900, Of which
$4,000 900 has been from New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-16
King and Queen Court House
Burned---A Notorious Guerrilla
Killed.
Chowan River Open-ENplOsion of a
lOO-Pounder Parrot.

FORTRESS MONROE, March i2.-The gunboat
Bombshell. from Plymouth, North Carolina was
fred into while coming down Chowin river.
The cruboat Souihticld went up and shelled the
rebels for five hours, and opened the river, \
huudred.poundcr Parrot exploded, woundng
two men on the Southteld. The statement that
Wadsworth mad gone 10 Fortress Monroe is UNI
true. Butler will not be interfered with III eX-
Changing prisnnGrs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-16

ONEIL-In Virginia City, on the 18th inst Cath
crime O'Neal daughter of Francis and Ann
O'Neal. aged years.
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O II a Il L Q n
rpAND RAIL

After which the line will reform in the same
| order and be reviewed by His Excellency Gov
| W. orJ ,br nrncession will then be dismissed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-16
NEW TO-DAY.

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Gold Hill Post Office,
March 18th, 1864.
Persons calling for these Letters will please say
ADVERTISED"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-16

Caution.
Wide Awake Gold and Silver Mining
Company .-Notce-Th public is hereby eau.
toned not to purchase any Of the certificates Of
stock lin the above named Company below desiG.
mated and standing in the following persona
names, the same having been sold a; public auc.
ton, according TO law, for the payment Of ASSESS
mcn,s due thereon, and shall not be transferred
on the books OF the Company:
Holders. Gers Shdrts
Griffith .3233.l6l6 so
e Hart -''-----.%-
sam Arnold ..---.-.'---:SI ~
L Brochu. LIZ ~
BY order of the Trustees.
A. LUKIN, SCc'y.
Gold Hill, March l6, 1864 mchl6 2w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-16
BY TELEGRAPH!
From the Virginia Union of this morning, |
Meade Returns to the Army-His
Resignation UnfOunded.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
March l4.-General Meade returned TO the Army
TODAY His health seems excellent. The report
in regard to his resignation is said to be without
foundation.
Thanks to Halleck.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE order releasing
Halleck from duty as COMMANDMENT. Chief, says
the President desires TO express his appreciation
and thanks for the able and jealous manner in
which the ar,luous aud responsible duties of that
position have been performed.
Took the Oath of Allegiance.
4 detachment of go rebel soldiers, prisoners of
war, have taken the oath OF allegiance and started
for New York on II special train this evening
In Favor of Increasing Soldiers Pay
The Military Committee of the House decided
10 report in favor of increasing the pay of soldiers
to eighteen dollars per month, and of sergcants to
thirty dollars
The McCook, Crittenden and Negley
Court of Inquiry--.They are all
Acquitted.
NEW YORK March IA special despatch to
The. TribHae saws the Ccur: of Inquiry appointed
to investigate the conduct of McCOok, Crittenden
and Nrglev nj the battle of Chckamauga, have
reported The results Of their Investigations 10 the
War Department They find McCook did his en-
tire Ilutv in the battle proper. but made mistake
arising from an error vi JuVElneh' III EoHle 'u'O
CHATTANOOGA Criitendpn is held entirely blame
less. The Court speaks in cOnmendatory terms
Of his conduct; His forces had been sent piece.
meal TO General Thomas, aud he found himself
without II command before leaving for Chatta-
nooga Negicy is also cXonerated
Hunter Declines the Command OF
the Pacific.
Hunter declines the command of the Depart
ment of the Pacific as he desires active service in
the field
Reorganization of the Army Of the
Potomac.
In the reorganization OF the Army of the Poto-
mae now about being made, either smith or Hun
ter will have command OF the First Corps, Hancock
OF the Second, and Warren Of the Third
King and Queen Court House
Burned---A Notorious Guerrilla
Killed.
The Herald s.Norfolk letter says that the late
expedtiOn!resulted in the destruction Of the King
and Queen county Court House, where the gallant
Colonel pahisreu was ambuscadcd aud murdered
and the defeat OF the fifth and ninth Virginia cav
arly The notorious guerrilla Bob Cotton, is
among the killed. We have none killed and but
half a dozen wounded,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS ADyER1's.
AS SAY
a - - "A Y FFIC f
Oh
II. II A R RIS,
AT A. B. PAUL & CO.'S BANKING HOUSE
Gold Hill, n. T.

THE undersigned, established as Assayer eight
i years in California, and for two years in Ne.
vada Territory, is now AT Gold HILL where he
will attend to any business entrusted to him with
promptness and dispatch.
Gold, Silver and Ores of every
description Assayed,
and returns of Bullion made within Fix hours Ia
Bars or Coin, at the option of depOsitora.
For correctness of his Assays he refers tc-
Messrs. Trovor g. Colgate. New York.
u pahr e.. r.
Davidson & Berri. ....... San Francisco
J. PARROT e. Conn.,. San Francisco.
Satner u Co.. san Francisco.
Tallant & Co. San Francisco
Reynolds, REFS & Co. San Francisco
H. +. Hastings & Co. ....... Sacramento.
ID. o. Mills & CO............ Sacramento.
Rideout & Smith. ........--..Ma rysyille.
q Decker g. Jewett. Mnrysville.
b. F. Hastings a. Co... Virginia City
MAYNARD g. Flood. Gold Hill
A. Is. Paul g. Co. Gold HILL
febl2 H. HARRIS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-16

BRIGHT BmGHrESISG.-T The Indianapolis
Courier says: We learn from gentleman VINO
met Jesse ID. Bright, ut Kent Station, White
county, week or ten days since, that the dis
tinguished ex-senator has greatly modified his
views on the rebellion. II was refreshing 10 hear
him talk of the incXhaustble power and resources
Of the North, in connection with the ncyitabl"
overthrow OF the conspirators. He yields TO the
memorable logic of events on the slavery qurs-
ton aud doubts if the peculiar institution can
possibly be restored to its former position and
curitv, even in those sections where practra!
abolition is not an accomplished fact lie says
the south stakcd the institution the fortunes of
war, and havingloS in the desperate chance. must
abide the result.
Many other Northern Democrats" will
have cause to change their views concerning
the Southern politicians, and lament the time
when they were used as cats paws to assist
rebellion and treason. We can forgive
you, Jesse, but never more trust you in Off
cial position.
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Thanks to Halleck.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE order releasing
Halleck from duty as Commander In. Chief, says
the President desires to express his appreciation
and thanks for the able and jealous manner in
which the ar,luous aud responsible duties of that
..,-i.;n,, hnra h.rn nrrfnrmrd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-16

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
March l4.-General Meade returned 10 the Army
TODAY. His health seems excellent. The report
in regard to his resignation is said to be without
foundation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-20

ft'fT fAfsi. ,,.:j !:

y E"ac,iT Ei.prLG.--.: rof>:}s.a /
speaks Ct The pleasure aa'J"i.l hin' 1s~ier-
day mori!iog ii! =eoas" ar, ;'.ur-."a::, Wa
g'n' loHacd down VII o,-42, six, Eattar,
lamb, POTATOES a-!ara:,ns. i. g., rrrt by
citizens Il Ming AID Ql,gn c"nr7y. re.iii,.
aroni" rrning;"n anh Sriyr:.a Chat..,s Cor
the use OF the wounded .ri,i2ri in liz. differ
cnt Hospitals here. i appears thai: Irnr the
beginning Of the war. The people rcsi.in. in
the sections NAMED have kr,t an 4 s,rt &c
Soldiers AID S,c:e:y," nn,i haze a:wars
been tho first in the field with help in needy
times. Our correspondent adds: "T,cs. Del
icacies are fruits Of their utiriIg excrtiars,
and made many Il heart rejoice ~ they were
distributed by kind haris. C0nll AIRY ;e"-
plH do kinder or more timely act? Oar .r
dicrs, bloody and hungry, a-o pouring into
our hospitals from every b:tlIc field. They
have saved our honored city and our beloved
land: They appeal in Ftrongcs; l..n.uagc to
aH TIER conEtrymcn tn h"ip thcm in lhis hour
Of suffering. Shall it bs witIhai: Kicg
and Queen is in Yankee t;noa--Yet ste her re-
spunsc! Where aro the kind hearts of other
counties near by, especially tho richly blessed
South-side? Dear friends, you proiT.rel help in
other days; ,pc ncci il NOR more than Msn.-
This il call of duty and Of pat.i"tisn,.
Who will respond? ca to work and no some
Ming for fho brave mcn--cvcn il il be in
small way, initiate the example CT King and
Queen"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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HAn rs,-ths. sst.cn do.!aSs; for tt7se
u s;,i:. in,ars. Nr &:.bec7in::@'; u
rc'-:..'. 80 l,.s Ihsn three r:ni!shs.
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az =, r,on.a., ten 1oliS;s; fo' three
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~ >. !, 81 ,:t:o months.
- SO. cn: yasr. ten dollars; TO,
- .:,, Two ari!ars. No subscription
:: :; ,,r ;:-s :i.:,a ak l.onths..
80, 80. 7sws dsblers arc furnished =:
80. IN Mars pc hundred ccpios.
30 .,c.. cl.a. s.;sg .hei. Post OHoea,
.,a.s ,s,s nar'o Of tho Port oihco nj
I ,s,y t.,S a.eu il Ito hs5it G! rsaeiTins
7 -. pspsr will be stopped in sh cssst
-, in. psid fer expires, and those VINO
: v, ;,r;a, "a - without tao paper must loos
- -. AZ. r;nsw si-ir subscriptions in
..s.zsys Htjsa papers nre marked Witt
,.,..,. understand that thcir term OF Sub
- -, is scaut to expire, and Will remit
-. ..'c + tncv wis, their papers continued
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....,-;i.s,ser.z ,fiii he inserted s. the rate
,otA.x ANo y:rTT CENTS per square,
- ;,,.st;cn-. sight lines Tor less) constr
=. .,1;..s must bs accompanied by the
-. ,.a:ss >!lsy will not he attended to
: O., &c .2i.g money arc ssn: C. th1
- =, .I,e ..-iie5a thereof.
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Sij6I.ni1lIi t;SI.IL::S.
-,
a,!.M ~ AGt:TjGN


. STHsi:TiSH ah!.G ~ .Gt"TiGN
I; nor Cent? onk r---e;nn-in1 nbl~ EonLs.
nm THURSDAY, MAY 10Th, At Il 81 III" Treasure vi,
At ,ubl.c auction, In the ~ III R'"n"u ii I:r hw
ti"n r;,rtns Of kent, lalne e..
FIVE MILLIONS or hnii,h:iS
Of six p. rrn "ns Of the Confederate state ssGcL ~.
der lie. ACT "i February lith lsGl.
!l., ."!s "Gcr The largest Inducements IN purchasers
THY h,Ty irarS to rum bear an i"rs't Of sig pc
cent per aunu, payable half yearly, aud secured b!
a pledge oi Import and future export duties. Both rr'n
cIu and interest FIRE from ihfGsioh, andhe coH",
made by the law equal TO coi", for the payment Of
duties imports, which allowed 20 he paid only ic
coin sterling exchange, the coupons Of these beads.
CospIruSs S.Lh.-The sales vi III he made In lots &c
suit puchaser Ten per cent. Oh the amount OF putcas'
must he deposited with the Treasurer or The dag Of sale
10 be forfeited II terms not c"riel Si and 'hr 10;
ancc paid a. the Treasury within ten dag. The ar
lrn,s he made IN the Treasury nOts 81 tie ~ -
sue or Of the Oil issues, 0f the dcnnrlna'Sun n' 'n
Hundred Dollars, rated at two.thlris Il" the a""' -
missed on the face
G. @. MEMMINGER, Secretary of - = .,ary.
suhioined Is copy Of the s'ti"F, 81 80 ',i"i ''E''
anih"rizng the issue:
FEC g. That pay the rypcsrs 81 the mol
Otherwise provided f"r i": s"r"iary i the irr"Sh
hereby authorized tn ssur s= l'r rrhi. h"nds, I" =:
not exceeding five nnrc'I millions al dollars ii't
prinrira and i.trcst whpirn! Sian hr IRE" from ttNt
linn and for thu payment of the Interest thereon i"
tire net rrcetS Of any export duty hereafter laid on H.
value Of all cotton tobacco" and naval stores %h s;
be- exported from the Confederate States aad the 30" pro
ceeds Of the import duties 'n ar 50 nucl hrr:"i rs my
be necessary to pay Annually the Interest are Hereby c
cally pledged: Provided 1rat III" duties now Ih" Hr"'
Imports, and hereby pledged, shall hereafter he ltid i:
specie in sterling exchange, or in coupons OF Su'c
bonds. .
Sec &. The bonds authorized by the 9Th SECTION o ih
act may either be registered coupon bonds, as he par
ties taking them may elect, AMI hey may be exchanged
for each ether under such regulations the Secretary o.
the Treasury may pres cribc they shat! he TO- hupdrt
dollars or multiple of one hundred dollars Aid SHAH
together with the coupons thereto a:'aclc ir IN snrf
for, aud OF such naturalization ~ The sc:fcthy o! us
Treasury ma Srescrbe the interest a b: payable h:':
yearly ON the first OF january and July Ia rac year IN
pnc pal shall be payable not less "a t;Iy years ron
Ills date arle.tIs
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1907 2I,75l l9G,0j3 $4,000

= ','al, lUOJi ,fJt lJu,uo3 otu,JJi
Tie import u fawiins peiccs and pistols
aacrns 10 have been merely 10 Il matter oi
business. In 1861 the number Of f0sling-
pieces imTnrtnd trcnI Liye:raol waJ 1925,
valued At e. 9JG la: in 1862 the trade fell
OF only ll9 Gwling r.cces were imported,
and the value was C}i6. In 1861 Charleston,
Mobile ard New Orleans took what might be
crnpidoTtd their annual supplies; bnt in 1862
t5@g get none. TIE export of pistols was al-
6o !norclJ N average I tie-"nnual supply
none gong to Cht.i l:ston or Mobile, but III
u Now Orleans. In 1852 the traiu may bc
gaid to hGve been extiugishcd. We have al
really stated that in lSGl Liverpool sent to
Now York ten Is cwt. of ordinances and ord
nance stores, u tors Is cut to B stor, and
mono tn any ottar rlace. Tie value Of these
wGs j. IG3 Ia 1862 there warc ordnapcc and
ordnance stOrn' to the extsut 81 81 tons cwt.
sent to New York, Iu. nhno to any othc:
place. If tho number Of deadly weapons,
however, wi-5 small, tho percussion caps tottcd
up in 1851 to &, &c 500 caIa, valued ut FL ,O63
IL 1852 thu nraIb.. Increased - II Gil ,GOO,
valued at ftG54 The imports of swords
from Liverpool ;Sas in 10th years qnita insis-
ni!icant
The partisan fc2ling Of Lord Erhcrt Cecil
cxtiJi:, itself very strongl, in this return.
IIs was liz doubt under the impression that
when made it would tell fcarfully against the
Fcdora'5 aud cur Mini.try, because evidently
in his estimation it would show terribly
against Engand's profession Of neutrality
Statistics are terri l. enemies 10 fandtciom OF
every sird and L ,rI Robert Cecil has gained
nothing iy his m ..ioa,bu, he ha. demonstrated
h1w u,e-s,dnI are his views. Had he desired
only truth and facts his return won't have in
clu:e,l the export Of tho munitions Of WI from
l..vcrp 81 to Nissan. the Gulf and Bermuda.
Then it would have been seen which party dc
rived most advantage from the neutrality OF our
Government ard the sympathy Of cur people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-20
GiS%dtTjSE,

isI'tt' SfIf}ET
Tho iu,'o;,ng IL list of n:siihi,;.n IN t.:.nr /.
Brigade, 4. N. v, from glay 5th 20 lib, in
elusive:
General Staf.-Lieut Oscar Lane, a D c,
wounded.
TN NORTH CAROLINA.
Field ead Staff Missing: Lieut. Col Vim
Lee Davidson. Wounded: Adjuant W
Pearson.
Company A -Waurdcd: Private Silns IA
gerhart. Missing: CapsJ Knox: rrivatca
Noah Baker, j II Eil-rn, Ne.h Keller aud y
Q Williams.
Company .B.--Killcd Privat,; :Iarin \
Carrikcr and Levi Shoe Wounded: Scr.t
W G Sawyer; Privutca Moges NJ FUR and
JAS A Freeman. Missing: Corporal J II
Smith.
Company C.-Killcd: Scrst j Phirpa
Wounded: Privates Leonard Bass, A Me-
Bine, james Carney. NJ F c lddings, X
Shinn, (sinco dead S Bryant D CASTOR
Missing: Cap. W q McRae;. Privatcs N
/ Adams. w Atkinson, NJ Gainry, W o Regis,
ter and L Shinn
Company D-Wound"d: LIST Lieut. Y p
Molloy; Scrgt Th0s Brinklc: Pr;vatcs Jahn
Brinkle, Vim Caehem, VIM Elliott. Jno Ellcr,
john lI"wcll, VIM Mason. A Nautz, W II
Spears, John Meredith, David Howell. Miss
ing: Priva'es Richard Anderson, s G Good
man, John Pollard, d g Sullivan, j B Vim
cent, j Stephens.
Company E-Kilic}: Privatca F. Flowers,
A Parker. Wounded l.;cut j W Bai'cn
tyne; Scrgt EWinbnrne; Priyates Deans.
carp, j Wick, S p Denton N Williams, NJ
r Taylor, (mortally,) j C.Miller, NJ A Brant
ley, S Withershy, j II Bnttoms. Missins
Lieut. L Haymau; Sorgt Taylor; Corps
J E Bachelor, w II Langley; Privates 2 J
Bisset, D Deans, B Hagg, j Price, J w
Link, r Hood, 4 Fl Euro. 4. -.,....
Company F-killei: Sergeant S X Ayres
Private G W Ricard. Woundad: Corpornls
D II CrosF, D N Cauhlc, j F Newsom; Pri-
Yates q N Stafford. II G Graham, r. + Elem
ing. p G Surratt, w Il Peuroak Jas Cristcn-
bury, + Crawford. Robt Mcdaniel
Company Chilled: Sergeant NJ NJ FL.
wards. Woundcd: Sergs NJ l. Witharspoon,
Corporal n j Il"pson; frivatcs u NJ Littlcs
j B McGshno, n A Propst, w + Mills, Y
Cook, Il Brown Missing. Corlural NJ u
Yates; Privatcs w Crab:rcc, a Crcss, L T
IIoldcrticld, SatteTtield.
Couraay II-Kiiled: Pri7atcs r White,
J II Wonton Wounded TieutJ l. Statfri;
Privatss C II McAehr,n. c Taylor. S y Nor
rison, S Overcast. NJ E lIarIis J E Kkcr.
Missing: Private W Nicholson.
COMPANY I-Killcd Corporal w NJ Nc
Kneoly. Wounded: Lieut. T. 3 Roberts; pri
Yates D W Alley W A Bell, 4 II Cook, W
" Deaton, R NJ Emerson, and captured, L G
Perry, G G Templcton, r S Brown, J II
Rcesr, S NJ Morrow, and captured. Missing:
Sergeant " S Cook; privates j Hays, Il NJ
Kistlcr G II Morrow, S L Parker, d Ii Perry,
Il ) Willert1ri.
Company K--Killed Lieut. " ii Hay
wood, Sergeant } S McCurIv. Wnnnard:
Liont \ 81 Walker, Crru"ral D + Warren, j
b Patterson; Privntcs s = Austin, W :. S,nr.
Ii " L.mlcr!h, Harry league. + 4 Erie
camron, W & Houston. Missing: Corporal
john league, priy,.cs w II Patterson, II b
Sheriff., j N llarrilmnr, j O huffman, j 4 +
Mcclellan, Barnes w & Elder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-20

PpIcEs.-Thc cost Of all articles of prime
necessity has increased tc IN alarming extent
during the past week. P!ous people are
hoping that these who have raised prices It'll
they arc nearly out of sight viii go up after
'tc Objects Of tllsir soiici:udo and stay after
they SET up. What will people aay after this
xar when they remonber that flour and rice
has been s"id at 81 SO per pound: butter II
Slla$20, and eggs at SO per DE- The
stoppasc Of communication with thu ely may
havo lad something tn do with the high prices
Int we expect they AFRO tnbTc owimS 10 tl,r
natural disposition ol holders 10 get ali LI.cy
:an out Of the people
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-20

Tng THEATRE, which has icon ci"arI Tor
y week Or ten daya, will H."r3n tins evening,
"he" will ha Produced, Tor The frat riinr in
this city. iii" optical illusion al the 'G.r,-t"
This "GhOst" is the vendor Of H., ninctcrntlr
century, and vas first brought "ut III The city
OF London, where il created .rc::t cxti ,cuc,.t.
and was rrr4u:ci for ever three hunir,d
consecutive nights 1T ono 81 the p!iEci";.l the
aires. 1t has also been }:ulGcrI wi:h errat
u 'cesa in thu Unite States. Ia rrprr-rnta.
ton a5 the kIchim"ni theatre this evening"
will doubtless attract large audirtrc thur,
being many slightly w"n'.'l"'i so!tirrs ia Tho
city, III quest Of Innocent a.nusemcat.