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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-10
LATEST FROM THE UNITED STATES,

Baltimore Tapors of the 5th inst. have Leon
received. The following is o summary of tho
news:
FRGa THE ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC.
There is 10 Important news from the Arm;
OF the Potomac. Ali sorts of rumors prevail,
but nothing is known beyond the general fact
that the ARMY is fully prepard for important
movements. Gen. Meade has issued au ordey
directing tie shooting without trial, of any
soldier who refuses TO do duty. Tho trouble
with the Pennsylvania reserves hss no dou1t
occssioneI this order.
Gen Seymour, who commanded the Florida.
expedition, h.s .---;T:3 Washington, ent
would Ln assigned 10 command under Ge;t.
Grapt He was captured Friday.
FRoA THE TRANs-xIssIssIPPI.
Az official despatch from General Banks,
states that notwithstanding tho roverses on
Red river in the eA;ly part Of last month, ths
Losses Of the rebels were severe, and proper
tionately greater than those cf any battle Of;
the war.
ltis positively stated that General Bank.
will not be removed. The statement that til
Federal army had returned to Ale1andris ID
confirmed.
p:spalcDCS lU IN" " cSlern papers ~ .
nouncc that General Steele capturei at Cam.
dec, Ark, nine iort,fcat'o ons Of grea. strength
f,ar hundl ed barrels of molasscs, several to,-
Ct rock SALT ard three prisoners The co,t,o 9,
i07 ten miles round, hos been burned by Prizes.
numbering 1000 bales.
THE vASKEE CONGRESS
IN the House u! Representatives, On the 4'h
instant. the bill! guaranteeing Republican
0cyer..man: to :he rehelious States was taken
NJ. s.,d Mr.. H. W Davis offered substitute
amending the bill 30 az to require, insteai Of
Ole .snit Of the voters Of a seeded State. u
lnuimity TO reorg.ni2, State governmer.---
nr,l allowing these who have held lner-iJ III
f;rumnntal Offices under the rebel govern
meats, aud those who have he d inferior mil,
| t4ry Offices, 10 participate in and hold ctI:3
under the rccnrstrncteG government. The
substitute w:s adop-ei. The preamble pro-
posed by Mr.. Stevens TO the eject tnat tho SC
called Confederate ST.. es are = Fnhiic ene- J
wagine an uIjusa var, in which they are MT
entitled to the privileges ard iElmuni,ies Of
civilized warfare, cite, Was stricken Ont, and
the I'LL thus amended, finally passeG-yels
rs, nays 80.
FINANCIAL.
In New York, on Tuesday, 81, gold went
up to lal. The closing quotation on the 4th.
nj o'clock p. NJ, was 1874.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-10

WHEN WILL THIS WAR END The leaves
that strew the forest Of Valan brcsa cpud as we'll
be counted as the times .his painful ques
| tion has been asked. /: iiss bean sskel By thc
| fond wife, whose loving husband bAs be4H nt.
sent from her side tc: three long yeas, rCcjur-
| tering untold hsrdships The M .c:i'.u:,s as.r r.
The doting mother, one or more Of whrss sSf,t
| perhaps, haSa iRlen a Marty 10 our ( i;....:
| CAUSE, dsleep, IN in as.kaosn grave + .,4:,
he icen-s oi h's childhood with painful soi:o
Iuds makes this enquiry. Heretofore there b. :
been no weic me response but nuW daylight
bres!siug auts q few short non:hs will pso osnl y
witness the termination Of this bloedy wsI.-
Montgomery Mail.
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OFFICE, BOARD ON SLAVE CLAIMS, |


DASTIEs Interested hereby notified that the Board
Q! enlcers appointed ITO examine INTO and report on
s have been impressed by Confederate authorities, or
uad.r State laws for the Of the Confederate Govern
ssa,. and while engaged In laboring the public de-
ncts have escaped the enemy, died, contracted
fseass which have, after their discharge, resulted IA.
Ealy," is organized al Richmond, and WILL on Monday
se1t, the 18th instant, begin It's regular sessions
Evidence OF ownership, OF the fact Of mpressucut, OF
lie age soundness and value Of the slave at the time Of
aud Of the loss OF the slave whether by
-gs, accompany the claims
All the facts be set forth In, and verified by sda'
i: Of competent witnesses.
Claims, thus authenticated and avouched, may be ad-
:;.s,.d 20 CoL,~J. D. WADDELL,
President Slave Claim Board,
.pl+2sysu Box l1o5, Richmond, Va.
q The Board 10 In seson daily, Sundays eroepted on
i:r III eoor Of Eukcrs Building, Main Street. sec
u! dnnr below the corner Of 9Th, north side.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-10
EIGHT AT PORT KALruALL.

PETERSBURG, May S.-A battle was fons hi
il the vicinity Of Port Waltball on Saturd.y
Ts ragged from ii to a. o'clock, with an in-
'crmissiou Of half an hour. The enemy
greatly Outnunhered us, but were handsome :
ly Iepul,ed. snd retired from the field, leaS-
ing some dead and wounded. The hesviest
fighting was on our left near the railrrsd,
where chiefly South Carolinians were en-
gagged. Our casualties are lT5-about thirty
killed. Prisoners taken say they belong 10
DE-, aiit shas Bas,sr oc,nwsaded ia fe.sou. l.
The enemy lest -heavily-pcisoners say two
thousand.
ALI quiet to-day save slight firing from gun
boats in the App0mattox.
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| laden, ana horses attached, near Martinsbur=
| on Thursday.
The latest from tho front, at y NJ. tc-': v
represent the enemy falling back tow ds
fredericksburg, and Ger troops follow ng
them closely.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-10
DY TMK G0VEI.NnR OF VIRGINIA

1ss;ygs vscsncy has occurred In the General As.
,.rby o. III. StA.e by Tie rssguaon OF James H. Ca.-
oa .r The Ssusior fas Inc district composed rf the
Ian. OF frvierck Clarke a3d Warren, therefore. /,
,grI,laa aynH Governor Of the Ccmm0awesi.h CT Viz.
s 90 Ae:eby proclaim scj sss known .hai elect!ona
Mi b, kclc n tho ssd couut,eS sGe fourth Thursday
e fox eeaS;or to GIT the vscancy a:oteahid;
-i "a, 5r % tho said counties are Hereby required
c,rs- esc,ors be held Ia thei- coIuties
d. Il. dog ard i5r tas purpose mentioned. Refugees
Cyr%;,ss and citizens thereof Eow in the militia.
,Y.-':s wi: a!so rs allowed to vet. oticers will
,su, ~, He cHsacd In their respective military
;,rr r.lats ding tn law.
~, Gwen uadsr my hsad as Governor, AMI Gldef
H. aud ta.s sist dag oi arch, 10 Tie yea. 1864.
WM. SMITH.
yy:.e Usr.-:!:
SIvkuL W. MUSFuRD,
Secretary ofths Ccanounsaah.
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p.rsNr sorghum or sasar-Cnne Cru.her,

s difficulty Of obtaining imported sugar and molasses
l2ss 10 rely on home production One or two acres
t'.- IN sorghum will yield sufficient molssses for con,
sSaTIva hn ordinary farm. Prepare your land ana
'Gi !cur seed early; good crusher, and make
=? .s.s .oon as the sorghum or cane natures.
2s u,cber has obtaned letters patent from the Con-
i:'ae States for new and Improved Sorghum or sugar
'e- C!usher In the rapIdity with which the juice IL
Passed from the stalks IN the saving Of the juice as II
f the economy Of labor required to operate the ma
NJ Ia simplicity Of constuctlon, and IN the ease with
we c-c;a.s heretofore used
'"A sALE-srATE RIGHTS AND COUNTY RIGHTS
'S terms aud particulars. address the subscriber AZ
,-sflls f. o. Powhstan county, Va, or John Booker,
rah'ao has uodel, at the ONCE OF karr Lyon Rich
~oad, Va THOMAS q. BROWN.
Sl-d2aTev cSms
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The Raleigh Progress" learns that "si1ty
one farmera have recently been released from
Camp lIoimas and sSnt home to cultivate their
farms" Tris is good step, and we hope it
will lot stop there, bus every farmer taken by
the last Law will be left at homo to make
something to eat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-10

Nur:Tv II riil s-l, at public arc:i5u, on MopdnS,
" 10th u ~ of Mny, 1864, at the Warm spriuYs
bshc.aa,y, Va, largo por,,u Of my to Furni iure,
@ i y Of sDgls aad doubs hair mat RAISES single
aat d able rhaeN m'tt'a sss a'hr beds wash stsnd'
e. ,Ars s.rr. .;ing parlor and ball room furniture.
ocs .rAri tab and dItu"s w.th bowls and pitchers,
rsGs swH, GEORGE MaYsE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-10

From every quarter of the Confederacy the
news comes in cheeringly. Though here and
tbsre o touch of sadaess dashes the general
brightness of events, we have yet nothing to
discourage md everything to inspire US with
renewed aud re-invigorated hope. The moral
effect of the loss of several of cur generals, is
more than counter-balanced by the death Of
four or i7e and the capture of several of the
general officers of the enemy and this, added
to the glorious repulse Of the enemy in his
three days attack upon General Lee, and his
final Abandonment of his chosen positions,
heightens the color st our triumph, and rem
ders our confidence in the complete success Of
the Army OF Northora Virginia stronger and
more enth husiastio than ever. The disasters
which . have attended the movements
of tho cnemy's aect in the james, pre-
sents US with other subjects of congratulatioI /;
and, if our anticipations are well founded,
much more of the same agreeable pabuium
will be furnished to tho Southern mind be-
lore the week is ended. Yn combination with
this imposing display o.. water, the enemy
appears to have made some effort to pene-
trats the county Of. Chesterfield, but although
the attempt was made by q column of ten
thousand men, it proved Of too dangerous q
character, after couple of bestings, by Col.
Graham and Gen. Blshrod johnson, had en-
forced the fact upon the minds of the inVa.
ders, to be persisted in, and 80 the ten thou
sand fell back within range Of their gunboats,
and, ct last accounts, have commenced dig
ging. There are several thousands OF negro
troops in this expedition. The news from
Gen. Price is, likewise. Of o very wholesome
and pleasant character. The current Of
events in the Southwest, having opened we'll,
are keeping up their character to perfection.
Our columns this morning will be read with
intareat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-10
I 'RGISlA ARMY AGENCY, Mt the
OIL. COLUMBIAN HOTEL,

.t RICHMOND, Va.
-' '':h).!.hmau; i5 new being reorganized upon
e,!sas.Se p.sa, and greatly to contribute II
Tfe5 C lie cgrTenie1ce. comfort and relief OF the
'IIsl'A it1ar.
'-S9sa5c. cn VITA is IL co nducteda
ts., Distribution Of Supplics,-
~. -ios a con,;i Of foed clothing hospital
sa To- Firgsois sodtrrs. or officers, when
10 t-o agent are received. stored and forward
rapsaset 10 the pss..eI. Also,
spoahory OF Surplua Baggage Sent from
a,,- TUG Fie'o'
1, WayHide Inn,
A.vca al inG!seat sol tie.s geamen and officers Ct
Ius .s troops. when passing through Richmond on
So nek leave, axe furnshed with lodging ard
-. e ace ,rnaod atoms a. the agent may be
t,,.H"fde A. b. BUF0RO,
-~ew Va. Army Agent.
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CR.ESuAW BATTERY.

F,r the information of parties having
friends and relatives in this company, We
state that it Vas n0t in the fight near Chancel'
lorsville on Thursday. At that time Captain
Elett's battery was without horses. The bet
terry was on Scott's farm, near Madison Ru1
n6tation. On Friday, the battery was furnish
ed with thirty horses, and was under march
iag orders for the front, on Saturday morning
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AuRlupn0 Euquttrro
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 9, 1861.

BY TYLER & ALLEGRE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-10
NUMBER or PRISONERS.

A despatch from a prominent officer at Cor
donsville, dated Saturday morning, states that
the number Of prisoners, captured in the bat
ties of Thursday and Friday, reached six
thousand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-10

IN .ar oi aw .Eat be know. that - - va.
ii; z- u M.:yilad st th- commencement Of the war
~, ..e: be Il she 10 .-ep himself mcnnted'
Al Gppitauols to BE- transferred TO Camp hary land
WI .: tie p.eseE:. ls Addressed TO HaJor Genera
AID E.sey, &icsnccc Virginia -
BRADLEY T. JOHNSON,
rt.t-. Coloan Com nR.
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DEATH UP AN OFFICER.
The gallant Briga1ier Gon. l.. A. Stafford,
Of Louisiana, who was severely wounded in
the battle near Charlottesville On Thursday
last, WAS brought to this city on Saturday
night, and conveyed to tho residence of Sena-
tor Thomas j. Semmcs. for medical treatment.
He was in good spirits, and it was hoped
would recover, tut yesterday morning he sud
denly breathed his last. General Stafford was
wounded in the spine by u luusket ball. which
passed out through one of his shoulders, par
italy paraizing bin. lie was gallant off,
Ger.
His funeral vii! take place to-day at IL
o'clock. Tine procession will proceesfrom the
residence II Hon. Thomas j. Semmea to the
First BAPTIST Church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
Political Items.

Never forget that the rebels broke
out of the Union to save slavery, and
commenced the war to crush Republl-
canism.
-Fitz John Porter is engaged in both
the gold ssd copper business. He il in
Colorado, working one of Belment's gold
mines, and electioneering for Mcclellan.
The votes Of forty one Indiana regi-
ments have been received at Indianapolis,
and that out of the entire number Mr..
Mcdonald receives but one hundred and
sixty nine.
An influential and prominent Con-
perheAd leader was recently overheard
impressing upon fellow co. patriot q
JEFF, Davis, that 1--WE must brag thi:
Presidential election throush" There
are times, said he, swhen 'taiut necessary
but We must do it this time on Littl
Mac
The Copperheads have great caus
TO praise the iorbearance of Gen. Sheri
dan in his report Of his victory in tn
Shenandoah Valley, for emitting in hi
list Of desperately wounded, the name {
Major Gen Geo b. Mcclellan, the Cor
perhead candidate for President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
nR. j. F. SANFORD,

Having retired from the GENERAL Practice 1Nedi
cine In consequence ofa large and increasin agcsl
practice has made for the treatment Of oil
cases embracedin the following enumeration
1sf. All Surgical cases and Surgical operations
IND Diseases OF the Eye and Ear. "a
SRD. Diseases of the Lungs and Throat
4rH. Consultations with Ply sieans In all cades at
home abroad.
In order promote the better treatment OF Surgical
and diseases of the Eye and Ear Dr. Sanford has
established Inrmary for such cases. where patients
win be well cared for and where all the appliances and
best of successful used IN sinlar lnst
tutions In the large cities will be found
Having enjoyed for twenty years large and GENEROUS
patronage the GENERAL practice of medicine and
gerry from the citizens the this city and the snrrdnnd
ing country Dr. s. respectfully invites the public
tention his special arrangements for the Of
Surgical and diseases OF the Eye and Ear.
jei5-du
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

See ~ha, Dr. PHlllIps one the oldest and best Ply.
clans Of st. Louis says:
ST. IouIs, June ls, 1865.
Nh JyO H. BLOOD, Agent OF LRisnand's khenrlatfsfn,
Gout and Neuralgia, specilc:l have prescribed the
above mentioned Specific ard mast that have never
found remedy thst carries much certainty 81
quick and saiulary that has in all the where
have used II. DR.. q. W. PHILLIPS.
before Iso Ii. BLoop became Agent for the Medicine
sr. LOFTS, March 81, 1863.
ALEX LrrrcH Esa.-Iike n.any Of my profession.
have suffered severely with rheumatism aud could get
permanent relief till tried your Specific am happy
z that its c "A ss
From the Hon. Jrpas LoKp OF the Land Court.
ST.. Louis Feb 2Sth fses.-
]. III. BLOOD Esq--Dfar Str. have tried Your Rf'u-
matsm, Neuralgia and Gout Specific, and have fsrnd
great relief from 1t when other remedies have fad
think 1t very safe and rsiasls P1fi seor friend
y.s,Irr M July 10Th Isss II
rouxu p,oan pvo-Dear sir. have been n suit, rer
for ar xeaTs with Chronic Rheupsts and take great
pleasure in your af MANI eeut Fno Neu-
rl snarisc - be the best medicine for that disease
~ ~ ~ ever heard Of When commenced TAXI il
could hardly walk sit sfil, great WIS the rair,
and in days was lfec ifDih H. ana MY legs if
he rs, time in years. free from pain aId feel
nimrle that think would he dancing all ihe while IL
Ala not much for music But sir, II is splendid
medicine aud would recommend sill those afflicted with
these diseases try Ihafe just found Capt Raymond
II friend Of mine his batk with u.ilamuaius fler
matisra and told him what your medicine DID for
ne will send 10 you fer OF it Enclosed please tnd
two dollars and send bottles Specific III
should not need II my self will give IL that
does, there plenty that suffering with those
Diseases that unacquaned with your specific and
think that you ought to rutIsb il IN every city ia The
Union. Very respectfully, yours,
| Carr! JAMES W. BROWN,
| Residence Chicago, III.
pa Send medicine to care OF B. Y. W. whsr.-f n u
caro. J.w.B.
10 has Cured HMNdreds!
Who have given their certificates that eject within
the past three months
FOR GALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

See what Dr. PHLIIPs Of the oldest and best Phys
clans Of St Louis SAYS:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

keep constantly hand and FIR sals 1t thu lowest
1ees 70 cash customers and prompt men . large and
ell selected stock Of
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-18

fSante. @s.j3 cesr sisfer 3sit Scrg fhrittensr
etptlifatcH rcttrtdItsn asptfcu, eiuen meytrplrs
Di9'n W;hna 80 sstGreu, per Die @hteefuna a.
rH"tt bot. eaG ale Die ssrbsn GrsiauiGr, weIGt
tn e'Iem Snrte 6ereite ftattlrfuuoen .baten unr
a7t ltdttFnfen p4rpsn. mar in 'oer saaltiseu
Sprad6e psrianben wrrbeu %t6ruteu. @e6 scm
&uSpru& eiciss @eniee, rae lsiScr cite hsrpur.
ra9'noe Steiiun1 ctunjmiut. miete cemua6 Ser
.,lptat German accent" rne o.; rid Sr;jh
5rc9ue," sic 10 risl BON ,8uT an0 g,:albere"
bssta'esrt Duroen, Ia cie Siefa Der GrSe bearcs
ben %ipsrben. Sros benz Wansnt piejc. eeiltaeu
G'rSfc. rie pae 8,asbeR einrr 3. ..l,5cu 9ej,ngo
in Der @cnf5cesottcn fir HberTilGs bait, wer,
esn mir uns Hum iern'v uEterfmte:t, nsutIB ~
eenItn. DsnhG, gu lrrehen. unr aud aIea sac,
mas potrlotti@ uuc ecNb!ib 1T. iii eeutitbey fpif
in s~n0ittter @pfehs %unisrsn 9eisrn vur,u!sIca.
Die Deutitsn Oer @cnfGecrG,irn fno cteu
f. GIT &iirssr bisiss @taatentunbes, ric Die oc-
sornsn ausrifaner. unS inp ME biele in Der nc.
9enmdrsis'n rnt 3ufuufti9en 8rtlfaDrs SsFslz
tea aIei6 tutcreifrt.
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= Dae ron gju gantees 8ott
@e&QiRsr il es,pa ,panua &Rritcu. In .iioii@bss
Gtatun9 sen SagaauS9 ~aefro,a. ssyrmaa
tIrn Huy& c;slss unal9dliae &f,iouie. 9en Frri-
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bee irine 5ruppsn p!ecey nit estsrsnit,,tu uus
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