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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26
LADIES BANISHFD From VI K>BURa
FREE sELlG1ous Worship NOT
.JIiiN Ell

TIE NJ .s;ssipr:sn" pubIishea eo1nuf: =
cation f:gTa & lniy, ore OF Du,nbsr Sanisb
ed late from u isburg by order CT General
MsF!taTsun. l. appear tEat since The Tsil OF
ii .x.hrrg few of the citizens have yiAled the
churches OF that unfortunate city. OD1UEEist
uns day. however, n large number were iu--
Iucct 20 attsnA service in the Episcopal
church, il h.;ng understood that an3pld and
e,tec,a... l,!n,s:e- H0uii 0ihGiate, and they
| BEN, a. ured that the prayer for Llnc1ia
wun.,. &c omitted The church WAS crowded
,: c,,icars ami Federal tfcers aud soldiers
anI. un.!ar c,.,OpuIsion, the prayers sur the
YANKEE. President aud Congress were Eudibiy
rcrt, wi;.-eupau q Number Cf.thet eit'zeLe
roar fyn;n Their krees, whilst Others quietly
az ke,i " of ,lurch. The result was tbus
,h. Ya,,kee Provost Marshall called next day
Mint, tl., ...t ,,incnt ladies VINO left be church
urd rave ,i,cm to understand they hid lucuF-
tra th t,=,,!ea2rre OF the commanding Gene
raj. sui n,,iat leave the cry. The banished
ladies' arc a., thn highest .ociai position. Miss
,,,r.;r - Inc sister II Gen Wm J. Marun
of Nu,.i7ez; Mira Moro aad Miss LATHAM are
d,m.h,.rS / Htrrey Latham, residing near
| = s-h,,rg. Ino M;sscs Barnet are daugh-
! ..rs OF judge Barnett. The letter say:
YOU send a copy Of major Gsheral Nc
pherapn'.; order banish,ng certain ladies Of
Vicksi,urr beyond che Federal lines, together
with rircun ,tantia! account Of their Of
fence:
Circular.
HEArousRrpIs l7rH Amy CoRFs,
pH, yrsG MAR Halls OFFICE.
Tick.burg, December 27lh, 1868
The following named person. Niles Kate
Barnett, Miss Z ia B.rnels Miss Laul a L .th
am. Miss Els Martin urdsM:s Mary Mtore-
aav.n.: seted d,sraspe csi9tly tewa,dst G presi-
dent srd Glsernmsnt OF the Jared States,
and haTing f1suited tho Sfcfr-, SINNERS, and
laval ci;jzens Of the United S ntes, who had
asemfed at the sEpiscupni Church 10 Ficko-
burg, on Christmas day, for dix. ae service, By
abruptly laavii.g said, church 1T that polrt IN
tho :. r;icss Where the cfiaiatu.g miuist'r
r,ays for ;he welfare Of "the President f the
t!E,g,d States, and mil others in suihurity,"
ora. hereby anishtd, and will ,leav the I IL
sral jnes within frty-eishs hours, under pen-
ally Ct imprisonment.
Hereafter all persons, male or frma'c, who
BY w.r, deed e. imprcatVn, du insult or
~. disrespect to t Pre-iJert G0ger men;
,r n,a ri inc Unlrd States, or cay G:cr or
sod ? q! III, U:lted States, rp0n mat ers et 6.
,.aiiouM character, shall he Ga2d, banlshod or
i-np,:roncd, aca"rding to tic gr0ssncss of the
Cfence
b. crde- Of Msi. Gen. N 'Pherson.
JAS. W1LsoI. Lieut. Colonel,
Provost MAJ shat lIth Army Corps.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

IFr @ the Hists9uTS t!aFon c.
- f Fo .brakssmen en- the Oh Creek rsilroaG VIC g
fl. zsn ! death tia other night lone IS via In
rcilt-i, q ne car an the othar was E'upd a. u
post. eis h;ads flt I'm TO she brake r:hsel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

JHI-THE7 KDITOsi+ az. az. DhrRaz% tsEsse
The article N b oh &c red over MP 'aRts.n Is th
r.lt,io, 10 ny neph W. PaTHuRsr NJ DAVIS a e.
, nd Oh Information NIL b ha IN s,s,a ped
and bee trtrae. ~ that Ia N sid rato
"a ding sid Ba.hurs psv's - g." IA =: re- pscIs
sonrshe q high mil led gent :aer
HfSRfco jan. 18th, 1854. jJ2Glr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

y rt,N sktc A mall farr. 337
y ~ uvo Inles i.cIl LindSss fu-r Sut. Alneosri,
Ia ca Gra Rsiir1sF alb iniant!y wstared ane
- Of. ed o- ssis The t~fuo Eas on ia sniac
80 az, cl,,ast,.pgs and 10 In heEishs nhd dssrab.
ir-r .hon' .s!.r. X. tue pro.r'etorG o; tbs "hnGn
70 IS-S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

The lareesf ioc: motive in tt: . roc Siates,
II ii.s III the world, i,as jus zen bal: 900 ne
Philadelphia aad heading R.ilr ed compel ,.
I; has VI y" Or vi' 6 wheels and WEIGHS m.re
then 100000 pounds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

i.T,LDEHATi. S:.7Es y" MEX Gal
-'IcAL PrKyEr' n lfFIcE. :
i.e .-c.,o Va Jan ". Sc!
!.' iasr', - putcu $, FOR he uso tic med e~i
yIu. :,.. .,,- :; &c g r-ss lin good rler; OF
!: M. t..;r - c.vsc. y GUm $50 o91 sa.1.s per
= havj-" ,-ieh pr"prr7 for vale viii mako sHr
Wv JoRNs.
= . ~. Sntceln end MeA PurYr nv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26


3..ra Q. yiaturs :, ,-'r rgr,ar g-"i.r. in J. nj.
ar. v sdps INC 'heir s 'Sr lit OF h:"r Cfer",
a. :cie.'a-
Ds,:..rs 81 oh 90, a,h. TIA. 81: get 81, stn.
81 '-th 'U:I. 80 a.d III
fcur + hse District are "or ,emporsrt Ill ID by
C.dcIs app ,nie- 10 h. S,ste u Edge
= ucsIic, vii b. utmn O.! 10 he SnyLrn ~
H.. -ay,.lcn o,.efai Virgin rloI T." w., nnrr
lsot fnahCIs Il IL.
de- ":o sn,, .:.:.LGsn
80 "a; II Any C.sii4eGh
z ard Of Triugee4 OF ,;is Ias,iru, Gu Gu. dee a.s
u sub. ,.y,:on law. osla cov,piIci sir {.
proceed ~ ones tI- collection OF L., hcss III !osr
t,;ed IL. cL3 ",surrd at L" q u"ns CT H." Iro:
-rty al be uad- ut he onssC Q: ttr cr rp lac i
vlsrH. Sc7.Id 4 .rt
/ soasi"a 10 The Ssb.crrtiou Rr.-r7 rrUrcs isr
I + wALt"N sa1 be o app su;ed :yof: 10 ee.ress hn
c u: Ewi! b 'ar fciry o: Allegheny I'ii set ID
ee c.ppa ,c!is:s aaa .:le5s scss o. he E'o'sfa
-,aaa;or. Us, Sept. %, 1919 a s-'s
LIZ ,..RosS7 Hli IsAaY aCapEnEy,
- ! s:s==:' s < = Il. !ss r. rs; e:
''' -'' '"'''r, '''' "s - Us . aoss.os ~,
-. .,,. = . %. So
L,lAT LOCK FEnaf F. e.sraI.EAEl.
be .pr!i sts..no !sel w.!, =so :nandhy,
ist fe6,u ~, at ""so trian-. 1h.-' Z"
mr. iGl: g. :'"n'; " s,' 81 = =. Y" '.'ti,"
ia r IL IUJ FL rig "d { c tie skr - '"-
son rrs;c r -r:~as!c c! tie ~. er tnf r. s'r 10
II rp, pr-er,e
,,r s;5pr.r.,tl Tot l. ~ IT !bh "a 80.
Fe Gu, etc: "us,c N Pirra .r lin "a With tie e
1T :s5.
tie va; IS u!..sf acEa md " LII D Io on,e-
,. z III. a. zee eors- yaaes, ".s r;aes b had.
u" "r2 risi - = hat ~5". -sriy
ebrlnsy 20 'A1e oaaa safi!es aud tn" "a Sssr 20
MY tIeo.
N. sIi-sss "a Heet4-ls:rir., Lnna bu seorrty, Va.
s-The r. III & :sdie~ ~ !uTD st. rheii ow: els
ard So 7 no. -b0>. al ry for lsf he
+, &c. w. Joes ORG SK.
e@~ HEREBY ANNOUNCE ms elf a
csud ,ntsf r,--s cto ss i,ce Attorney or 'hs
oi =. y; 8, 0'' RANDOLPH psyrnN
4 tGlsi wrsAND%,n NIX, SO u. chant,
'f BROAD sT"LLT
J..s.:,r AoI AGsr:. &C 90
,r.Nik.tTUH%D .TuBtCo. GO Ia.;r. es
VI ln.,A To- GEO en- ,ar Le r. TcuA' t'e' 80
j.. 20. ia y ( s. NO SEA" 4 @
O-T-The follow NJ tertiAerscs CT Stocks
csri,bes,e wig Ms pss cent. Registered debt 10
a3 d1,cd Anger TO- S5s G. co, n hsrc c. ~ der'
- sl gasr6isa Il Mary T. Cnrr'' ZION, AID
fc.c 20. g. Ger ectt sLEr' FEs;,la ;se enc ana
; r-ri lasyFase' oTF1,i' II 'aU!= O. 'A' e.
',r>1"a -,,.411.r
y. :. C.~ry:, g.'"i n rhf'> E9ssFks w "as'
=: *, - ca - =. .ibrk scns I: 1.Pnpy
Esaes Il ns:7 = os'''as''n' MILTON cARY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26
Hons lTTu ARMY Cogr+,
PguyosT MAIsGAL's UrFlCs

Vt NrUU q DoV' II VT *9-7
The parties cldcrsd to pr coed unis'd'; TIC
Federal lines Ivy c.rculaT from thesc bed
quarters, d"taa Da,e'nb"F 9th, 1868. will -
= II at iae E,i'rotd Depot, q. ~ u'clctE, A
Il, tr-morr"w. Ttcy will be permitted 10
~, der pirate baggage. A conVrysnc@
sill ye in readiness Q! B,s D!acl; Bridge, VIII
4 x CG truce to take them % the Couirdcra,c
lue,, Or 50 fer as the fig may be permitted to
proceed.
o. 1918, NJ; ~, cInDLo-,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

. -, rqvr4S:c Stolen E-nn :5s Erbssris-.
, - :,is's ~ thr @tl SsVr1:oer, TN>
-. ~. .'si:rE ts5 .;g:0a: Que oio'
- o. -. ~ les: b. :c.c legs eighty bent to
,'.- -. s,rGag. tie b.; small sHi'a' sn'
.... . t.-- 90
moi - b. snou; :, Feet &C , incE:a h!Sh.
. 80 ..., ia iys, sorins ills SAGE j. UaG:,:ii
.g. ~. t. = tie .yes. ua:, i: 10; b";n 81 ~
49,; .-'s'r.d O. s:e~a< "A 81 II. .Al a.Sss
49, go o-r.- fran, 1902. it> s2:f . h!S t>r
49,, ~ aud ke rI'.oe' q: sanrt IT, .esi;t
81; 10y - ta @.. ami G >as, is Il !'.A: c".cr
,;- -. cagfIycd SsH uate- "a "aafi", D.
r., 80. =. S".kE yell 10 his .e,l. arr las L
-. '...s Il. IT ;&s tsp ci biz E'cs, hs asot Ell
q. =. n .s,. nSac .;9)"L d. vss - good I'D
... . ..,- :. En= r.s ei.To.? viii pays
a:". GHDhrO DOILAR> if be il no.
... -..,ei E,1 o..:,. :, y ' aare with bia
-.- asa 'as'. Her ,>es iss.g"tiy 'l-'
80 ra-G.s L.5c 49,; e'eFs3 E"-'s .
p. ..." u .,..; ;.-rlasusi: .i''St;. ~ul ;'nJ
-
.-..s pe- glove ;':::<y v.:.,a CoEn,7 va
To-, V-M TIE ny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

Pu.TPu>iD e. 1ue An:..a, pT'ir o. h;S Cav,
lie Ai,a,. Gagged wish holding l'ae' al.
c,r!s p n,ience ".ta tie tr,my vii'l IS
I" hi:Yr tssu rt>um'd ,e. t.lda, !" - G. =
t.iasni, Sl.,e> Cvmmias,n; er W + y II.
VI th Couri ROOM, c. ImeI Fr"i N tro II h
tt.e,ir, Gs >. sponcd !es'"r"sy rh,p n: .
Arr Eexr. or ;!c,G,rt Of the G.,-e' {" ot G !.
Gto!-s ". Ran to! h, n,ra :ar ,tII''' r
c: -:,cc, rei.p 49, euyggT,! ~ Cr'iic'Ij / -,
cha: grd w,th n u;Gcr, ana IL ir."l beiY,s The
IIstIAg- [. MI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

5U,UUU. m; "A. essssHG Il tie ce 'as
- az -, .i,iI T.: .equ.st,d 20 eG.a:runCa 81 lei
g. Sac n.t,r isns.:, Snug heir essctrL and iro
: III - lE- i..>y l. Ge' :sne6 tist TIE Lac.
4, 80; 80 &c ~ ia!N.rdsc Eng,sAdriu Me put
.. sS.,.: uui la t1,re Ct lls Carpenter ,Rsste-
: '1'~ss q YIrE R:rhr.nDd, Vs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

'U",EG "H ~ IA A.. l.,
~ alu.,rAVHERY, Ala,
-" J2.S Hy-a ih's ss,II ,hnen., and intend. to
-. A. ~ Il Srs, = -hs utci 49,
az - - e;jeiat 10 Nss.G itsns ana Meinyh;s " a.
- - p. ii -.aa q; nar. Isy s.ar ms sish thsss
f"' - at iGC. wr.3; p,>ssa,
Va. - 20 z Ell KILL
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ian22-n3t y n p and K. IS Z
sly THE EOYENNGs' az vIHGI ~ (

SDY THE tsUVHWNUs3 EF I IL Z y 3
d i PROCLAMATION
inform sticn wing be received ny iae - u;vs,
hat f DODSOa aoOREp GLn. who wss oahrci "a
h Jail # Char OFT county urd Gu trc- OF f-tcr
cnp~d ,hsrefrcEa o. n: nrkt ot IL ga nscrlb y.
s63 az is going lcrc Ih.re!ore do !cf.ty
offer I5wrrl Of ras undret d'la'e ary "e'H' "r
ps sons -yh, 81 Il, srre The al 81 or"1 u ans. df!Te
h.m h.a ,.r hl OF Char rtts coiuy; u d1 inoTao
YER require MI Ulcers Of this c'nnonvca:'a S.r an
mi itsry sad r"qussi he topie genera ~ - ih"-
ne, Ier,ion~ procu- ia arrs'' O: IL, said HooTe.
thar &c ms he BIO & 70 int G..
~ Gv~o uei-r my hard r.. Governor u ViTc:n's,
aud under the &c rr s,5al ri the Ca'atnnn~ .th.
~ 4, ioh-,oad LIP !i,b dsy If -nrs,rE, IL tie
re,r 1864 S& 6MIIH.
Teats:
GEO. " siCwroRD,
Suc'y Of The Conol'th
z Dci.nu &nc.y1-!A reprosents, Ansslt TO b al ut
lg or 70 ycsrs OF AZ u al FIST 3tuch-: high
has Light hair and fair ssxioe. aad weighs about IL
10 pouId3. n 's'-eJt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

" TEEsaURp DEP ASS.tesffisssPS sz.. s: D.
-. SEoc.D ArDIIoR'S t.rSrsEs.sS-
: Hovap,oc~s lah. ts:J
Tho .cl,oyins Isasusaas ars-,pehsa ed
ssaoSd Aaditas ofheessss
Hshissss Araaios {amrla1 SsSn'sa- a1 I'M
IN. - 80. :: 49, e. ~
,.fsacl xho 20 ucs SPEAK Ngith :-SiSs be
ness Ii patl q. asatr -
N,tnsss :S asovs,
~ - j. -, {. As. vi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

= go ave, 80, IF $40 NChi>
~ ~ 81 rraodt ,ia Itp a 81, y !'"r yoohty
30, ::a@t AZ ssyssa' "a 60. ieEs OF siS FtClls
80. g -.Ns.ry tS>.!trss ouii.i e5e. ne hnhG
800 . eyd EE,S:.y 80 La cred "A meadow ID.
sEi. IN!t perfect.
sgr-,.r,, b. Il. SHACSELFORn-
WIN. HsnArl Houas
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=, y A:a SALEa.

s, Q. u |t'H -kLEy-Ths owner OF Farm Of ei1
- - =. erilss ION ~. town 81 A:hlsn
... neg W. y. e. |, for sais. III Ia Is We
FL =. r. : CIV i~'A - -ca-e IN y cHn am CO
e. go : ga ussz ru aud cnr:..Souse With pehtl
,, ..4.... ~ 4 ID i ;ic5 io~ 70 b. eicsrrd
;....g .rcr". Il, = b: ply ~ TIT EhcE tef '''a .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26
JpY THY GOVERNOR or I Il al n IA
IL ppoIyf

u y
hibernate n h.vi.s h.cn racslr.d ~ ths Executive
TINT 10 I,,t&n r ,DF0 YER. !. b. were 20 fine
IA beaJs OF Chsr.crs eeut unr,r n.ha :, tohT,
e ara now gany ut iaree ber-for. do req b: ofs
arsn ard ftr' ppI lats TO sny per On ,,t e.
ors shc scalE& rtca the aid ] rssh End ToaT Diver
ard Asc them hat tbe Iii of Charlctte County Or
hundred dol "rot ard deiiv ~ CT sihr
Of them end do oTeoSer require al OIL cr OF tins
Crum nreal,h. civil. 1,iitn5 sal cone tn poo.
ls general 70 Use te- 81 kss:icns 2scc'.sn The
.rst OF thc said 'o-tah ami ronS Oliver that tsy rny
Q tr.Czh' jastio'.
(->>) Giyen upder my tand az Governor, and under
81. the Les e Sea, q The G"sa@onTea u, Ct e
H. IN nd IT,, 5ta dsy Of January tribe yc::, ,sGl
- WI SMITH.
Te,ta:
GEORGE ". AuSfoRr,
=; cretsry cf'hs Cou:r.s' nwreih
Jnsla var r. ~ or IS arr o. aSs about feet nr
4 es hig., wsah G 800. &c iNygti An ! hiss u'S
raj and wh'strrs.
o.sb vel b. .bou lbs " isu penn ha: d'sk :
vithout bs,rt IL .s-cSs
Dy THE G0yEHc2it - y.E GiN'A
ID a PR0CIIA dATLeN
Incarnation bay:rg be o r-re:v-d ~ toe Exatn'i7s,
arter sr VII 'as comm H. I'LL of !Appvr,.tt'H
courty ucs-r sen'e Of dc III f., the nardrr 81 M
Y. Mot ep, hns Insdo hs care ;r1n 'ho - l@ ai!
pcr going st iniE therefore. no rer-by err re-.
" .rd two LunGIed collars ~ aCy perso or per."h-
who sesl arrest ss,d slaSe Pr ssaat mi "sh'er n
u.'o TIE Jal Of SAL county e. Appouato4, sS Aa9
r"lrtre oil oc-r Of Eis' "TcrI nv Mt Vii
= mil ary and request The orls se' ssily 20 y 0
IT re, r-r,l:ors % prncrTr - g: the ssss
P!-R"ar tst be Gn. he b. ugl! to1 Sic.
l,~~f CiTan under nv hand al G1verlor, and unccr
ft"cL s.e- Seal OF the ,IotnIon -snlth, n Rirh'
w. aond !si5:s f., O; J,uIn IN ths'years tsA
HA SMITH.
d. ths Governor:
Secretary IpfnonPeesiihsE
Plsaaant a-4AEa MUS 80 Mt 50 ysssr-or cge,
.ees 3luche, high nd hsS7y hniit- jn 3 eas2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

&C.,. a. - K n m q .in II, a;:I
:; &: - . / -. . Caroline comfy, on -
. ..- .i-r nee :aL=:, a-Sro BOY, aEtiEtE
-!s ...-r ok = out i6 ys>-S ole. arS ooast
-. 81, 10 kjn: & Q!eer. !r April isht. }
g , rr1-,.t o. S2ip, e civ. -rd % TO Ia vie,
CaAH. I WORKMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

DT,scLIclL AFFAin.-1t is positively as
.er Ell js.ys the Bristol "Gasetse.") that the
maj a. who commanded the Yankees capture.
By Gen. Jones last week. Leo C unity, wa
:ui,ty Of the m st diabolical afAir tina. has
ranspi ed in this sart IF the. oouutry SIM.
the war began. 81, has been proven guti Y
.ci .nm,tt,rg rspa upon one of the m !,
,ir,u Us adj of Lee c. uuty He was nr
sent 'on to r G. moi.d."' but is NV coIfnr's
il. iron- at Aou gioa. Ou- prayer is. that he
may iail into the heids Of Col Witcher.
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.sIDL 0THIAS NOTICE.
IN, ncrrL rn.e,.. o. r, .-oc hc Jrss Of tie MD O.
Than (josl Mining Uou vii M cid NJ cridH ,, ne
lh ns:aa. Ut tre7t LEX. A. z &c 80 ~ so.1
- yUgaC sTASAHC, CO.
~ HolSe.s % - Coapou Bcn!s Of the company "'r
s.,ro nr,se-. .hep ;or paJmer; b. he ~ February
~ ter yh.cn ,iI,s inieres; viii ro. b- par
"a, %. u. g.. see'y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

rs,fIs AUCTi0N - Ia
II" Ar WiT,"IS TON,
u6 b nd 9Th insta 4,
uI he stteud"d bS he uCief gar. Ar - e..
-, Il :, h.. f,ithfIi7 ~ ut-u I no e;ss "oElnA-
90 GU. z. WURTuI3TVS.
REFERS TO
presc T. 4 Biily,
Houga zC1.
TaIdy c; w isns,
no IN pi. Adam, s. 80.
ca. B,.dria Co,
!.G%etf So So
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MliIsAaY acapEnIy

II -
e.. ..,r ES.GeA.S OF tvs ins!tr'ic3 WI
.>:.st - " cs,zs5cJ, Ess. Sd, $3.50 rn '.Tar
~ -r.orr..:it3- aoL -
-: W54 - GOai.sr .a.I
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MORE BuszwuAcEz.s.-The Marion "sen>

MORE BUsswuAcKHss.-The Marion "Son>
incl" SAYS that, on Monday last. seventeen
br-hwhacksrs, were marched into Bristol, tied
rntataer sish ropes. They yerc attacked ii
h If ercampnsnt in the cnupty Of Garter.
wae-e ;hcy vera upon the eve of starting t..
n;.a u, REQ ines. Three were left in tho
i;sil al L. zahtthton, ind I've were despatched
.-.ff5re he otte-s surrendered. D. T. Ehea-
* Suii;7au, who is che Of the agents for our
e. n iesa& = ispartmeps anticipated in ths
,.is,:Ggsry and capture, The Doctor drove il
sumo animals wors5 than hogs that hunt. -
ru, were blowing tith double liue,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

s,U. naCE-nnd (onl Fit Hn.Ss Wanted -
n,.t ~ HI c ( 90 :! "a II oe-7 nfe-
rcat .ic:ss fe> n ..e. b dird Cle a. 'o'i u
p,rr tE;,iS tes $. e, ana VII r-.n:"1 h '"ri' o.
IN bs1,. ri A.. ~ III ssiiss zap va
b, ife rasit-, st.-sa1y yass:5ss
= Yeas Mn 10 :iuc dhAesGr ,upd bar e or es
Pi "a :ar,hs chg. }. X. 3h',ESsQSG
Jaa5-is: Iteessss H"n " o1A''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26
at;s ;si'sEA!;. G.HtE.

TRiM or Fu,DE The tie 'ra' Of Rca-t g,
Forir.. rhaced with killing E,h.r: i iI,&ou.
laIe ce,k of tlc House of z: pr sen,atives, con.
D,enced hefor" Juige L>"us yesterday.
The nire day was consult 4 in lie .Hfm'ra-
ten If thee vi."e.ses Du Jag III, tr -
Sn.::a:;,.u of N o. 'cs The las ti,.- put
up thu sianh qnc-,;on wrs W"i nu' h" y
.jndg. CrurTp af.c.nF stSf' n,I, md b
previous vi moss naIrd Goodwin. b. ton III
EXAMINING ut. i'll regard TO he d." trirn
taken by b. Qua,les, in g,r 2 to Main st,,t'
M 1:zsTtn objected 10 III qucs u q he
qrou Il II a Grunn n made no ct ;ss,i"or n
recaid 10 Ia directIi iatrn y Dir Qu.Ih> but
asserted that he did not rrwtmbcr 1brtIIuI
long d.cu.: ion ,r.u y hi /. IS Pit ciI,rd
in Icy 81. ssrs Masha |, Tag wrIi. BUru''' ga
rrrmp The lrmr - I'm ,'c.tck lan rs ~
svtd. he &. ur I'm d w''h,ai AM Ir -
aus Il cai. u ing I'd toii, o., siiCr III d. i"
haic. A tie a:ed acc"uni ii lie pr'ts"CiI 81.
Yesterday pr, rag,l tut t".dAys paper. is uua-
vo:dab.y cr"n4cd cut Il wi! srssar 10 n.'r-
rJw.
M.yoK'r CoCRT.-Ll c businrs- Of rrrri;.i
i,ap,r.aacc AZ, Transacted In H., I u-l Ncs-
tcTdny.
Ihonas NuhoR'y and + -elh se'trs,
cha' .'"l "!'h hGrlnL one { ~, st"!'n rn VI.
/! ii i chord.pl,. NJ, d nj 'h'r r,9 i'i'api!,E
70 ;, me g 18Th Ut knuan, bar iii p SEQ 10 tavn
been ";uIrn were sent on 70: uial before the
Court oc uustin2a.
JAn 81 F.eErh "pr"" rel, 70 answcr the
eli 70, ii r:eaiiH& II 800 ir u ) n H,Tiy
4 Ter All inquiry Into he iar5s q! -" ':.r".
tn" "rcu>,d WA sent on To the H. !.":-
Court
MaItjn QIis!an va b und DER to kc , he
pelre, Oh cna'gc Of having a -nultcd o." Z T
L .han. lie wh, ale inei $50 tyr >e!I!ao Il.
GI .S:th..ui =. ;cersc
! h. Lite wss sent on 20 the 'lG ,irG'S
{ ~ 7" answrr h. barge of ses.iI Ten gal
10 t, t o., udy hom lhns. d, Gavin
The negro uon.nn. Fam. s!sv- OF j. ~ Cary,
q g.d w!'h .,ting H. 10 rhe. house At taen us
J I'm II, .,s sent Oh To he Court Of Hu :iIgs.
k;r"arG sie'le Charged with rec. VII g 80
6nsi;o'. al rAsD, stolen IcIl III Confederate
Sal.s =; : d. Charged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

SEJCSlfL-
air. MAcR!Dlg presented : memorial ot g'e
fre@hoidtrs OF Caar]0stesyil 2. asking Al
ar,en,lIrcus Of The charter Of sard towr.
BILLS READ TEE FRET TIag.
Tho following oils were re ID n first ,iae
and ordered tn be read the sc :ori CiMl':
incorporating tie Ss.'nsweiI ipgrra'ce Z !:
incorporating the Virginia L c'mo!iTe taosa
~ ard Boiling MIL Company: incorporating
the Un;sn M..pu FEATURING mnaay; en-. no.
ing 4th acetian uf oI2,h chs. rr %. sie Col:
,ncorpo ating tie Scottsylle Manu'aausDl
Company; for the relief Of v tn. ". Kelley. ID!
Caroline nntJ; prescTibirs the mode OF
serving notices ~ o"rtsin Case: Increasing :t'
..laries IF the Prnfe sors o. the Z ,irersitJ u
Virginia, and t, provide FIR the instruct n II
i-ahled ciri2"n-; requiring the Board OF F'i6
tic W'rks to susp nd shs payment of al;
subscription On the para Of The State t" c
ain internal improvement coz, paDie-; re uod
ing to Peter Englsmsn part OF 3 !ice@se tis
paid bv I'M: amendmaand re- enactins sea I.
hap Srf Cod; ausf,nsI1ins the u Safn y
Ia. g portion ,,f is d.a i:inina 'hf Arar ~;
lriendi: the charter nj; the toea o.: BRIDE
- sar in heck ughauSo.nnss;; auth I's' 9
EsB ard If P,.biio WGks; c, stss sir.ns tme
IN. he rates of toila ard otbe: charges .upT
esrtain railroads within this Commonwealth
for the relief Of the personal representative:
, 1864-03-12

A correspondent Of Western paper re-
ports that Senator Jim Lane was seriously
exercised at the failure of the House to
elect Stockton. He was good old man,
he said-a pure, sanity old man, " and be-
sides, sir, he repeats the Lords prayer every
morning, and before the end of this Con-
gress he would have kept IL up till some Of
these members had learned it?'
. How 70 get rid Of an organ-grinder ;
Call everybody in the house to hear the mu-
se, smile, applaud, and ask for more,
When the performance is ended, you can
send out and thank the artist. He won't
sIrcuble you often. So a London man says,
who has tried il.
a lively Hibernian exclaimed Of party
where Theodore Hook shone as the evening
star,
@Och, Master Theodore, but you're the
hook that nobody can bait"
Il Is with the diseases Of the mind as
With those Of the body; we are half dead
before We understand our disorder, and hall
cured when We DO.
, 1864-03-12

of her concerning the nature Of her attach
ment to the captain, she always avoided an
swering. and seemed not to wish that his
name should be mentioned in her hearing.
Several years passed, and / had forgotten
all about the packet which the captain on
his death-bcd had placed in my hand; till
one day, in looking for something else,which
of course l could not find, accidentally
stumbled upon the packet. Curiosity in
duced me to open it. A lock Of black hair,
tied with piece of light blue ribbon, and
letter, were its contents. Part Of the let
Ter ran thus: A." Enclosed is some of my hair;
| don't expect you to keep it, for have
heard you say you did not like to have any
such thing in your possession. l will not
ask you, lest might be refused; but if you
give me some, ] will get it put into one Of
my rings, and shall never, never part with
it." This letter bore the signature Of Clara
Douglas.
Here, then, was a solution of all the mys-
terry. The captain was the lover of Clara,
aud this had been the cause Of Mary's init
macy with him.
Of the fate of the brother afterwards
heard. lie was killed in street brawl one
night in Paris, and Mary never knew that
he was the assassin Of the captain.
, 1864-03-12
Situation Reversed.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Chm
meriiial with the Army Of the Cdniber.
land, narratcs the following incident:
A certain worthy old planter, who used
to govern precinct in Alabama, in a re-
cent skirmish Was taken prisoner, and at
late hour vas brought into camp, where
guard was placed over him. The aristo-
cratic rebel, SUI p sing everything was Sc
cure enough al J way as prisoner Of war
AS committee Of the whole, resolved
himself into "sleep's dead slumber."
Awakened about midnight, to find the moon
shining full into his flee, he CHANGED to
''inspect the guard" when, horror Of hor'
rors, that soldier was negro! And, worse
than all, he recognized in that towering
form, slowly and steadily walking beat,
one Of his own slaves!
Human nature could not stand that; the
prisoner was enraged, furious, and swore no
would not. Addressing the guard, through
elenehed teeth, foaming at the mouth, he
yelled cut
"Sambo" 80. ...-...
well. massa:"
"Send for the Colonel to come here i'm
mcdiately. Ny own slave eau never stand
guard over me; it's id outrage: no
gentleman wottld submit to it."
Laughing in his sleeves, the dark faced
soldier promptly called out, "corpl de
guard ~ $50
That dignitary appeared, and presently
the colonel followed.
After listening to the southcrners i'm