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LoC!s E.raLgoN's PERSONAL ArrEAaAScE.
I,..;,.N,,.la,,', ro-snnai n,naornnce u

LOUIS N.r"igoN's PERSONAL APPEARANCE.
Louis Nanaloons personal appearance II
thus described in a letter from p.lis:
Tn. pcr~on'>l ~ r"aranco OF Napoleon Ill.
wuui puzzle tie most areura'c ohs"rSsr ii
J.: Il.?siu.Lony. Tie ia2G Of the man w''h
tar If.;i uas- il rot more devoid Il expires
SION than il bis Olc ulaysudT II FOR aonls
wi.Lru; deriving th1 slgl,e5. s.'i-f"c'i2n az
- the Enpcr"t's mai,t.. 2hH:artr'lsi!cs -
IHo"9 .:Ahv. raV.G"S "Er., a. parchment Lee
c!.rrks he Ill. p'":C.! HGu'.ac!i'., I'll sug-
gest 4 S,r: .. i.rl.t:iA face prepared Tor the
vc.:ariIn, whii: tha re;!! Iran, ike the priest
ST A.,rrip, H.. h:llen, AID delivers short,
,r.:,,ar -r-u,usrs i'eiiind il. lie l. short III
-;,.iurc, sh"Lgu lis body Is fail The average
-:za. Hence he appears to create: ADJ vantage
ia 4 s:tins pt-tuge. UE lac years he has
grown sJunrsy!iat C,fru.riit, axe the first IA
.,,!son AID lie ushs- members y: big family.
is habits a. thc present day axe said to he
s,liD;o aad regular perhaps nee 'sslr;.y so. II
tie sores. iHIi o. uis clriy excuses be trae.
liz appearance on naTaH.,trs dec :, eat credit
/, b. h0rsa,aln-t;G, E''lc.I is generally Al
!,.cc,l t. IL no most s,:iiu' III FYraJc. lie
~ very ,onj ~ h uses, and has that tho-auch
Misunderstanding 81 rtoir ratute With cstat-
hshes c"rrn,u sympathy hetwccn tie animal
a"i his raider.
\ Paris lc::nr 5sri-tsr rarrates the annexed
inatGeE, whi'!', 70 ~ lie least, is very crec
table u the Emperor:
it is said tiias riding or.e day in the street,
the E.lreror nearly r1ds over y little boy, but
pulling M sud ienly and ascertaining that LIE
was no, hurt asked him, good naturally, if
he would like 10 see the Emperor. mo" re-
Piled the child, "tor my father says he ia
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Aryr / INSP'R GENERALS OFFICE,
kIcnMoSD, May 10th, 1854.
SrECIAL 0pDsRS, |
~. IL. :

I. Briga,:ier Genera! J:meS l.. hemler vii!
take immediate command .! the Reserve
Force, u t!,c Sfatc # Eirgini;. lie will CON.
;,lere their organization, aad rlnrc ;l'cin Sc,
uncc ia service. fuihi- crd. fr Is authorized
l.. employ MI Enrolling Officers, who are here,
i.g directed 70 obey hiA Instructions. lie viii
establish hit headquarters ~ fH@h point AZ
&c my dean hc't.
OiiGcrI IF the Quartcrmaster, C"mmlssary,
Ordnance AID Medical Departments are re-
Quir"G 10 iu.ri- II 81 ncrc=s Try iac lilies.
III on ars from the Stat. o! Virginia Il
The IavA.;l Cory. 81, such 81 the Rceui.T,
F,rccs ~ arc .Graly reason unassigned, VIII
immediately report TO General kemrer, who Is
authorized 70 assign ;I,"m ,mforariy to duty
win tn k..rrYe~.
Nv r,u.n,. I'D e.! "a :, rre'ary OF War.
,i,uY ". RELY,
49,. Adi't Gcn'L
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DEEwRy's BLUFF, Ma.y lSh, lSGl.

10 The Editors Of Enquirer:
The following letter YVES written ON the fly
leaf of book, and loft near iir. FruN
house. II must hago been wri!lc1 By IN on
Ger, as s3ulc General had his headquarters
near the place:
M Thcs. Frund M, F-nad pea-y q.
the Frunds-Why, on thc approach OF onf
forces, 90 you leave your homes al,t property?
Have you been mislcd ia regard 10 The char
acter Of the men who compose our army? Lei
me here assure you th%!, in the future, should
u. S. troops ever pass over or near you
grounds, remain at home, ard rest assure!
that nothing which right.uily belongs to you
will he disturbed; bu: on tho contrary, al
protection which may be necessary Tor ID g
preservation Of your property vii! he free
and cheerlully granted hy the C!!icer ia c"In-
nIand. \, k those who have remained, whether
they have not been protected! Although this
may be war c. brother against BROKER,
friend against lrIen0, DO not think we are de-
void Of al the iine7 lce!irgs OF humanity, "nd
do net GLOW your mind II be - thoroughly
inprcgnatel with Hatred towards us. ASS
Yourself the question, whether We ARE rrs
acting ~ true patriois--ta tric l"vcTs ul the
hlg uuder winch we were tCrii.-"han we ell
dc,,yor to sustain that GOVERNMENT when ~
s;.,icG, Although your iccl'ags may Zee.
and doubtless are nnlas0i: sic Ia oars. v"J
still II there no Reconciliation [" lie Effected
except by force Of arm! Ii -. 1T bic here
state thai by JORGE 81 arms III "i:i be brought
to understand ycul ns:lina. And nrst inai!y
submit IL tina. gvvcinIlcnt ug!lrsS |aic.. you
are now I rebellion.
"Bclicy" M. still i friend, .:l:."nrh
4 IaNHEE.'
.ssk thoao who nave rsm.ae,?' IN officer
rode up to u house and asked fer dr,nk at
water The lady banded IL to him n : s.!7"-
goblet. lie drank the water, Tu. III" -1bct in
niy pocket and rode eli. Gen Greg .c"v ha
provost marshal to . house, had 1t searrh"'i
from bottom TO tor, in thceprescnce y! tho
ladies, who did remain at home, Stole all tho
silver, aid tina officer forced open trunk and
took from it purse Containing humber OF
Virginia bank notes. They found basket o.
G bampagne, and ieH BOTTLES OF Mn0olra.
shich they carried to headquarters. and Zen.
Sregg aud his staff drank it.
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---'-..-,stS'
UNITED STATES ITEMS.
~ sui Tie followi,lgp p Eral1S IN he b'lti-
.a,r, Araericsf, 10 ssif3sl7.h mt:

SEIED SIAIEH Lbs
W. sui tie followhlgsp graphs in the b.'i'i
,.Ys. A,aeriesnl' SoS ttf8a7.h INT:
BRIO. uEs sstBs nonISSos.
Rte wonndea5 l!.,t,..ss:ihis dis distinguished c-r
r.r gra. ttfhgssstt sisss, ws.s nee 's"'i : H'nPu
'..-0I esterday3 lAb}vs4ae Ln"e. Tie operation
=. =: per 5rrned' 81. n.gsoh y ~, "ss'Icd by
S.ngsoneifB ssiards Nelson. ThoGs'h iis con!i
,i,,i rlnaia crilica;sb % snseeons and ha FRI nd:
.orronn,lior cont'h1e h6pefl OF hi recovery =,
HIS ~ tne residehre, III Washington. cI hi
brother Cnptain Rabiason, Of the | Itsd Satc'
military rain Dad seGrica.
0sf; wbuspED.
Tic :, u,,iel riiie 1t fredericksburg. nri
tI,..sn bro,rgt! up % Washington, only inc!rds
:fro.s .;ol,i!.d up. ID f'rdsy. Since TIL: time
n,ni lave hecn reosfyst3rom iha fed, hut thu )
VII so," b.. brought away, The number o!
wm.r!c' ."maininl, Ct }FrederickJturg Is cs;'-
nat I =. !! 400 .3f.zsf ~
INTERPRETATIONS. Il.
S,.n" e ..ht .. ION. etfssrq who wee arrested
= Wash.n- Oh :or hs:Ine sllC1addied' from the
Af,;!s f 80, ~, 5sntback yesterday ia irons
It i siatet ilpi an o!dsrihas been issued dnect-
me hr' 'hasc ssys.bSrhucel TO :hc ranks.
,c.s.rHs ~ ...s siteGGs sof;- sU.,HEr yor~G RE-
FiyBJ.Ic
E..Tiu5Ra. r-.!.,y, a;nY 1.-The Amer
igan".t!st; :. letter from On hoard the gunboa;
Grand Gu,L %nncuhsiug lie capture, ~ the
l. = VII. II Wi!minstnn, # thc b."ck:
runner Tour.- HoraMic Of X: ;o''n":' :
.r.. ,,..,l.s"r - ga lnrs. !"m "E'ci'
i,,rt -..n - $50 slU l..ya sire. H.:
60, contested y Gft' hrs # to"a'. 81!
I ..,r, i,.i.. 81. ..!nu 81 80 tp"i"ir'".' So
.cur, So. F.I ,....maH..d ~ rti naval
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BrEfau nF CuSsCGTrTloH, /

May TO, INVf. ]
Ealcliing Ulcers in IL" State OF Virginia
WILL ohcy such Instructions 80 ray he &C
i5rssad u them hy Bril-. Gen. hemret IN the
Il. ,t;cr indicated iii special Orders No. III,
htiutant anG ln@pectur Generals Oitlce.-
Tia" cornnant:,.nt OF consc1ipto FIR ;he State
= Virginia will forthwith i--uc such instrIG-
-iuas - nj. hiGr,> ~ Va! !.slrc the vigorous
execution If these orders
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' %. u... ,,f' ,f ,.v-
nc W" ''' ''- &c.. =, a;...j ,.,.,jr.s
ny ''''"'' ,,.,c. TIER. arr
fSp!a.''''''' ~, ,.,', .i, .r,, be
''i' ~ ~. 30 t,,rr. ca.no. &c yif.-
'a=sUu' ,r;A.,.,3 gc~l,er ;rr;sl,sio,,.
o'en'S 90, ..t,-. ~ the ,',,-
~ &C., 49, IS .i,.;- o..I. salary gr2
%FeSS nP''I .',' s..,r..,- ,.....;,.-a i. :
m'le"'''' VIA i, =,
'aS 'Nsi' a." ..:r -, u.o.,r..- ro,a,Inz IL
a. 49,. r,., ,,.,,-, g. Aou,ia a.,
i'''"n'''' ''S' ',..1' - ,t,y .i.,... as.
pay % ''' ",','~- &c ...,. ....,.,..
upon - ..,'''' ''.'...',' ,,E. ....,.,.;., o..
ss''''.' '' '..-'
"U'S' --. : .&.....---------
ir. c-- n.... rs h.er s.ipca!r,!, tie trh.-
-, ba,,...,.j. aai Grant his t&tan 10 mg'o'"-
y,;r. Il, na5 reached Fsvi;DG Green ans
H;lE.rA. end ..oagh IL @rlu : aisr2oc" n1orcr
Richmond, set m';tar,'r, "cd .or'.3tn'p 'e'
If ca.nragn. l.. s today no "ca:cr i.l'h-
.,,,ol r:.sn when 30 Ito r.rtlIt,n huE e n,
Re,id,,. H..alz ,.a. force -ha ra,I.'.!7 ,jnc
,Iar.nl.; * o.. La, Iu., :narcns. ~ ii,
ar, al raa circle rom Cn'pc,rr ro@r, +:
:, . ,.ri,,,, r-n.r, =. has rar;,. ,e.r.c T.. &: ..
c L- ,y,.,,,,,.,.--
I'll" hA7 Oh Log '''1''
q, :,qy ;>ja:. From TRANCE INIT !. '-'
down In. E.pii.n - .G'0n huo, .-;nlg 4.ag
a,,, 4. g., NOM r.al,rl e -. - mt,j ajD g
,,i,.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-24
TIckHlrs BRiGADr April 1st 1854.
yf,yr mr. ~ M 1

Al- 10 III PEUPLE VI HiNO ' IIIt'--
Respectfully 1aaouac- myself candidate for lie She
rirslly Of y, q. Hanove- Before TIE r broke
,ut r1u kaes n ss Dsou:y Int udgs OF my qua l.
dsftons ee cat saeJ tEsee ysars hard service 10
.e ssd vi, ao; 10 you- eyed. de:rsc. :.om ay claims
upon your support.
Yopf oo-aieLt Surrhs:,
JoaH LEWIS TALLEY.
90 q, 3th Va. Cav.
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H.: ". ~ Dr. ;..,as '.oa:N II
Ii-: 81 get ci1re!B A.: v.,t:d"G a ''.v,Ss'
< .-' ~ 81. cal!c nnt poultry, bni e'' ~,
'.,,.u hy,'.H2 them. Ar:.;!ci ;h.i ''".I
20 e 10 ne 20 lem t'eT Destroyed -,
sc i,rusr ersrr .hinc, even to tie t'nfs 'n,'
n VI, wrr' 3r.kru. had ~. fH's H''''n'
,Nf,r..i i lnkee." thli7 NJ ''th'.: Al pr ''"''
fi..a ,I.s ra.Y lie necessary fr the !':'-,T'
,...,t 81. ,uur rroperty will ha 'r.,lY cad cher
llfy ,rantrd BIZ. fro ciiicer" God s:.v" III
: 49,. such pr6:afiasn Baa4r Hu.icr l. 20
,.c;l ,rown llas us. sM cxpec. cicili@sd treat
> Ok lr'tiff.. !, No
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T DsT CERTIFICATI~.--r c=aGtsF..2I -
lnst tie fca wing e-F.;rCatrs 0 sght " .-e a'- ri
VIRGINIA Standing IL biz name - r"s o.: t. IRA
scry of gaid sa,e-nAIpcy, ~. 1875. trE $500. sn
1884 for $500; aad No. le25. fDr 81 sg.
Any psrsoD having the sar1e will piesse deliver " =?
Tbon,x T. aIs- Riohulouj Va. for the pndc~-:,Lei
nhJ.uI9. HEE1Y wiLR:NSOE'
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T|IEN
T meeting Of ;h1G1ar'i OF Directors Of '"is c"'Hr'
"A ny, bed on the 10Th in4' ANT. l. ~,
Resolved, Th1. he company will pay air t.nira"Et'l
States tax assessed OF C.utre rtstI February
'N' " j. 9. ELtIE
Eay it-e0llt Na'l.-1f.
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c,cnn overwhelmingly OF Inc --,:. o: iif.l.
- ZUU So, drvCr-,. or:ct man. a1au' '"s-.F
yr.-s cid Zee .GrI-s high. r"g.z I-sErct"..
the other.
!; Is believed he wilt 20 maze IT. ~, hy '' ~arr.'n
Lylchbu7g Richmond " j. pa: tie ADORE .r"as: 'Dr
the delivery O! sac Beverley Inc, confinement "a
jail 50 that i can get Rim. Nhni!- VANI-.
Chatham HIN. ~ Ike cYla.Y. ". ~. ..-N.
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. -. -
=, :, a. q ~ H.. IA .crr.
~. -, ...;..- :~.,ra,;.
T"!" '' o.. lrsr.
- - - H.-ly.
- -
Ut" - iic,-ht',' ,;..ac.. ht..,a!.
:. ''.",''' ne. NJ. :i,.iSr Sion,
'"''' 80, u VI e"' v,'.r.,, Orr f. ,l;',s. pa-h.
,Is'I' m"tE'I' ,,,nr, rrs..i sexton s'..r.
i'',u' lives, 49, e:n','.,nr J. 81 Smith. Sta
MANI; S.'ni vii1src Wrl-h. Whitfield W.'u-
F'e-' """,,, S,.,ot.r q
! '.I p""' War;. hik.r. Ell. C.aitghanl In l.,
~, rni,rr A II Garland. K h GagIrt,
':;Imrr L,u,kja. J. VI. Le.u... } Z. icu,h.
,o.rar I,o,o Mlryl,all. Rtm.ar. ". L.
Smith w \ II S,ai.h, ". Z : a:.h, Inf-
,n,. T,n 90
a.. ~ 'I.u.,I ofKy. ,I-,'~.i 10 rsl.a.u
~ " -, IT,. .t,.. th. Tito
,.;,;ors
prGposl'lohsit ...,. B., ,;,,.c r.,,,,,
II" '"'"' ,,,,,...a.-
,,c 'h''","a,' ,''"' h,.,.off
''' ." va! % ~ y ,I.,.,id ,...o h,n, r.f..r.
VIZ. '''H' ''' H.. ~. N.g-n-n)
'ed l" II" r,;l. ,l,. a.,
Wa; ph9 q thos" ",,n 81 co.,, .ri sog..!lra-
"'' "',''' 'n ", rram ;n;.+f;.,f.pn in dis
,,.,,. n ,har. he in Nr Ga,,..ua, Ia
ma'5ec. u shsrr , w .s.'r ria Ca,,fc,,
o..,,,. hn1y ~. r;,;z.ns VIM ,i;ri va should
!. 49,. ,y ,L,n, ,,,,,rI =, esrf..
",,,,, ia .,,a ia favor u: t;,c preroeitirl.
ex;ent, lie .ha a. T ~ .n' W. Frrn hrtrg
S",, 60 ,,,n d;S,;n,uis,o and allc chairn,.n
"t ',as '"v nike ~ rlbgra.. report,
W , ;nst vrn nnt on;,, r,F trs comfy hera,
~,,Va "l.. vi, ,.,.,a % tie ,raul. If
n Ha, T"r,h rxhih;tinr our :, .uI..ng in THO
|,,a. Vi, u.oe thcroC,re. IN :.;rn. G! refer
m "nn H.. mo H1r no r,atie- Iw ulu.h he
n,.ht li;.snr. frn;n the rn,,lu.:"ns tiremsn'vas:
'"t ''o o,th"n.., h" nnI tho zen !c,nan i.om
-, 80, ..i,o;m,rol,..! ,y,;cg,Ip.i r..
100. - - r'' r y, ~ sa;J L. Mroncl- nr.
~. .n ~ ,,nnr,to STAT. actio.%,ut Il, svcGltci
,hn w;.ys T., Mr.. MARSHALL. i, rrgar.. 10 rticr-
..nrs.
sir. 4. II. GAKIaxp, "j Ark aid the
II6usr vas in tho i. u: - h.nurir, with Z.
reference every Hill winch w,.s brought before
!. G,r tie loss e l. rae ~ 4 r,nI.. and p
-b.uri,t - ,nuc!, rr.ncc. ~. ( : %" paid 20 To
sentiment, ct =. least c....':'grr,T. i cot e.!
... lie ayrctd urii.ui, viii! ne ,i's..
rv nrr.e.l hy the r,u !cG.u ira h au.D i -
~. cny:q ~ \. C. ,r.n,I,t Ibis !ilnc
w.. rrI,rr i,,a,a,r.unc Ic. tie ,ut-.Iu,.ian i
w. ' ,".,l,,;ons h1r J.. Il ya,.u .or !?.
on..
MIR rrLLrR. of \ C., :,s, viii .:,1 pc. lie,
whoiv opposed @ any lCa -. r''''"1"''''a
or Of utilization with the N"'ui OIL any '.p''
terms tran recognition ~ -n'"reH'e4c'.
MIR. j. I. LsAru "a We 'r-'. "''""' ''"n-
t,mD'atni na;Jhcr 20 ! ~ : t'e .''''H .i''
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gosrsr-ox TAYLOR,
en-. anl 4 a.GxMah1ne's Brigade
80
IS IL ,,.,,,nus .o,.nES>
fT'!NEE'tEhlif! $3.50 iSh
/ - ssSsSs.,2,,
usa M"Np.xs IVA sEs:S,. .9S T.
SENAsI lt2.s
4 Tf;e Serat, sas called suorder2at J. o'cl)cE
-. Hon. t. u T. HUHRza sya., President
! IN t,o,yss
pr,vakSshv R,y I5r. MSsllsseroda, vi ST.
p,rr. ;I,rr,.b a sssS:Ssasss
A. Hrin,, of gs6rrifsssH AEet4cave Of ab-
son., fr.S az Ia I'm saes sion for bis
1s.sss,y sSSs I'm, lirescIgkIx So. Jon. os, H.
';,,si f-oD,f =; .,at mr. AsaS,nt$of Sickness IN
:n -, I..,,a a.ats.Hfanted,
/ ns. az. mn -afssESais;;;;S T. rel the
! '"I p,sIsssIs NJ, ~ n, Committee N tho Jud~
w.. -, ;ss a-nctsS to inauife into the expedi
snry Of renortinr s.bill VI Gle 81 pension Of
iItle w.it of habeas co,Yter the expiration !,
tEHhc present laSssRna prWiS'nG oy S"!1 %. it
fahst the said tuspaAalo1ssHatat. '''''i'"~ "'.'
!he .el9se'o! ING !, neNs,ss gs ~ .,o
Vnam9t''n; 9ir 49, y, @
M!
A., c,.rr,,w rres,u2c,i the memorial Of J.
:. Tt.rashtr, praying the passage of an act
| ,lowing rno .ro.ci. officers OF the Sovernmcn
| iyol an i"T"se, r,,,.,;..o,
The memorial va referred t'the "'i'A''
on Mi.,Ar. Affairs. g,
Mr. SGNass, of la, ny leave lh%''I"'e"
| IAN act to regulate the pay oil "ener:. as
.,rr,nd II duty at the Nr..t .! SoVethht"1
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!
The difficulty 81 obtaining I'm: "r'ad sugar tt '-.irgN
coines rely HON" pT"trr''00 p"" iva '.t-'
cultivated In sorghum vii Yield su"ei iac'si for Icn.
sur.tion on An or lrary &. H. rg-.." Your .at 1ua
plant your seed earIy secure goo" c:usrcr, AID II *
mol sses ~ ar sr-"'GTi or g. 70" y" -
The subscriber has ct:Let lters N"r' r'- =. 'cr
felcrae State for a:.I lsy'~i ..:g' c. ,i-tr
Cane Crush.r In n" :aPd''y WI 'stch a." julie" :
flows in he -,arnar ~ ta0- - go ,i.-.'- 81: .s-
cline in simplicity Il coast II t"u 2- t't ease "''h
which Il 1. Kept IN cnrt G:a"" ur"r IS HG t superior
20 the nj lcF!ne. r"r-;of"F" Ur,at
FOR EALE--TATb ii..!!i- AID 'p-SfT :iHiT~i
For term, and particulars. rit''s " -l.'-rT.'r =:
H,iisy.. T. o., rrSi!2:,H t~Iiv 49,. - lrr E"Nasr
20 who has a motel "a. .r 5:.i:r E,rc LTn.. n.-
G1cnj, Va. THUMBS y "f'"".
- i.-h2s yog r.Iras
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ArGT'ER The Surgeon with whom tin case vas !-;!
for SAT, Aeepiug IT, -.ilroa! bridge in Charlotte
COUNTY, Juri-g th 'h:o-r-l attack that bridge VIII
plcst sraa express W. B. Seal c. :. DkPeasary,
cUrosE> h AID brOad street', IN this city.
TII05 L. SKIMM,
rr.ro4-4;t Lieut.. C. :. y.
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MILITARY EESMPTi1gS.


Mr.. ArxiYs. Of Tim, introduced & rcS1IL
ION 10 repeal that 3ortioa OF tho ac' OF last
9; ssiGn - orgln 20 i,r,."s t. serve during tho
'"ar, T..ca ,o.a':> = ne oxcmp-rn "t SCR
.ui,urjsJg aui oEr..t ~ ;i'.!eI al: 1ptrcd
I'LL hpH-.
Tf,2 Mi was r,tgrr ! 70 tue Military Com
nli.'eH.
-, ORR, Of Mss, in'r slr'ej hill t. re
zeal tha exemption ia.. referred.
Mr. E.aEsDALE. Il Mis-, introduced = bill
10 amrn,, shC .Iu,c ars 80 lar "a It relates L"
~ ,.u-.s.. ..ai oYarscers. referred. :.
..r-;LyTi,As ~ RELATION To THE WAR, Ism
Is FAVOR q rEAC. RI NEG"T!ATIoS.
NJr J. z hcACH. OF North Carcyna, offered
Zoe ioiioISirg gasliu:ona:
Whereas, the unconstitutional enactment o:
laws by tho CONGRESS Of ne tuito1 States.
.rg,a ti:a. % rjrrN. u11n srhicc's Of vital IN
pgr. I-ca 10 tho hlrIaI:.y .,i Independence t
ahe States, the i1arrH3ss am prosperity of the
nao,lln IT," preservation and porpesuatIon o.
the Union ayanst the demands If justice, rho
aoDnl!- uui a,,m2nitiCns OF her bes' and
,".lgs e'a. e-mcn, made IL our painfu! duty TO
"a! back u"a1 he RICH fjr which the colo
oiga lnaiat.ia.d the war of the rcy' r.ion, and
which GU ocefathers asserted ard maintained
II be c9a. ami iayauahie
Resell ,c,i, t!,.IeOre, by tho Congress- o. the
Confederate : ;,tas, The delegation from each
State acting in its sovereign and independent
character for Ia" purpose of adding moral 70
our physical torca, and placing ourselves
prane,!y before tbs civilized world, do most
earnestly enncal TO the President. by ard with
the advice aui consent Of tho Senate, 20 AZ
point commissioners, whnee duty It ahali be
10 pcopos, m armistice ci ninety days to the
proper authorities of the Federal Government,
ure!,n:inary TO negntiatinns for peace upon
sac sovereignty aid independence; and the
sHid commissioners shall report in writing to
the Prcqider. tho answer received from the
Faioral Government M the subje
{ Rs.l7,i. Tha; -houii Toe peace making
r.yrsr # ti,e Federal G,vernmont acccde to
The rra72ei';nt: 'or an nrmrt.e If ninety days
th" p.gsiiont Nc requested - convene the
Congress he Comic inra'e States for the pur.
p 70 Of apa1iHsnnrt Of commissioners, hy and
wjh Ire algicc and conseut Of the Senatc:and
-h@r ha be aiso requested I, notify ths Exccu
tiro Of the -eva.al State Of tLe fact and ask
tlfcir 20 operation hy app2;ntiu, com mission
ars either Ivy ine Legislatures OF by convnn-
firn, u Cooperate with the comm :ssioners ap-
uoytod hr the President 10 negotiate with
,ar;2, si012rs appointed ny the Federal go
,~urrogt anon srri, term, Of pc.ae ~ will be
:, r,rsg,at Wit, thN homo, dignity and indie
r,a-dalIr G. he States and compatible with
the s,,..ty oc oir r,cal ard political rights.
L;ea.Isrd 'Ghnt ia maintaining the right,
gG.-FanCasi tpUs ~ tne u!JUd anu treasure o.
4u~ revolutionary .y.hc!s, and dear st AL .ilnas
- hc-A"r, - &; '3;rc 70 BE- LEI alone; We ask
no m'"'S property, No fight not Tor conquest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-24

TIl.IA Ar u BENSr.-.Nint rvr"''i- 90 iH'"- '"-t
Rachael. |. better; irum ;t {" - rl', H'r'wl ana
kate: LISTERS received, al wei let iH 49, - . go
direct l"ttc,s. tAE!ANi@L '''.
may ~ ?t' n
to New Y5k D. y Sc~s and r.,l'.ra 'r: gapess p.o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-24
FpEY OF IE,".FtE.

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-24

Tn.. relatives of Cln. an REMNANTS H.>s.i ~ 's,
captured "a the '.'h Say, - spot .Ftr't ir -l.-'
a., ycry aaAl,u5 80 hr..r f.trl u Il ur'r-, = u ::
died on the 1911. list: Re- lya.l w:ir = afc vl '..s
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-10-15
A PLEASANT lime AT NOR rs Tues

4 PLEASANT lime AT NOR Ms Tues
d ~ evening there Was quite gathering
of military and civic gentlemen at NOR
TONS Saw Mill. A large hall was impro-
vised, capable Of seating some two hun
dred, with tables on either side, and the
aforesaid tables was we'll filed, and nice
ly laden with every delicacy the Sammy
South could produce, including subsran-
tial reinforcements from the Northern
markets. Everybody was happy-of
course they were-every body wanted to
make speech-and about every body
did have something witty TO say-those
that didn't, expressed their appreciation
in hearty ordinations After the sup
per was thoroughly discussed, the ta-
bles were removed, and dancing resorted
to as u sort of digestive measure, and
Lights shone Ger far woman and brave men,"
The hall was beautifully draped with the
"Stars and Stripes" and the whole at
fair was the most pleasant reunion We
have seen in the Department. The gen.
tlemen under whose supervision it was
concocted, carried out their programme
TO perfection, and it would be invidious
to make any distinction when all done
their part so nobly-but we must refer to
one gentleman who seemed the embodi-
ment Of ubiquity-Mr. Mos1oN-he not
only presided over the cuisine in a hand
some manner, but kept u sharp watch
for every thing else. The band Of the
Hath N. Y. was in attendance.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-10-15

GLAD OF IT.-Our ouese neighbor in
the cotton shed has been for the past few
days very airy, something quite unusual
for him-we could not imagine the cause
for such change until We observed a
huge pile of lumber lying in the street,
evidently for the purpose of making val
liable additions to what has been faeeti-
ously termed Post Office" We at once
forgaye the apparent imitation and con-
gratulate him. The same should have
been done two years ago-for the build
ing has always been Inadequate to distri-
butte even a small mail eonveniently-but
it isnever too late to do good. Bring out
the demiiohn.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-10-15

ago, amt here is no fear of thsr being
dislodged. II ey are ouly aw liting tai
weather and a,sable roads to advance
still further on to Richmond
Sheridan, although out of tha reach Of
telegraphs, is preparing for anothe'
movement which will completely flank
Richmond, and his army is completely
safe from disaster, even if Lee should
precipitate upon it all the rebel troops
under his command.
Sherman has not been idle, but has
begun a movement which will startle
the rebel leaders, and iu connection with
other combinations Of General Grant,
will make assurance doubly sure OF the
speedy termination Of the war, by the
sure defeat and destruction of all the re-
bel armies in the field.
Since July, 1861, the prospect of abso-
lutte and decisive success, was never so
bright and cheerful as at this moment.
A few days Of good weather will unques-
tionably tell tale of victories and sue
cesses for the Union armies that will
prove that the end of the rebellion and
the war is at hand.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-10-15

-Ir Is currently reported in the North
eru papers that the Yellow Fever rs cons-
Knitting terrible ravages along our coast,
and particularly at Jacksonville and st.
Augustine. II is needless TO- relate such
charges, for the Department. was never
in a More healthy condition, than at pre-
sent. The weasher for the few days past
has BEEN cold, and the chances Of bronze
Jack even making his appearnce woaa
be materially lessered.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-10-15

WE publish this week most re-
markable production of JEFF. DAVIS,
showing conclusively that the Confeder-
ate conclave is done for, used up
smashed. With GRANT pummelling away
at the front door; and SHERMAN getting
the best of him in the rear, the poor de-
vii is at loss what to do, or where to go.
His soldiers are beginning to doubt tho
solidity of the rebelions institution, and
are absquatulating at every opportunity.
His Cabinet at last accounts have left
Richmond, and the archives have been
turned over to LEE for protection. Sun.
easy lies the head" that guides such q
dilapidated wreck.