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The New York herald., 1864-04-22

The General Newspaper Despatch.
NORFOLK, Va, April 10, 1864
Refugees from Plymouth, N. c., report that fighting
commenced there on Sunday afternoon.
The rebels force attacked Fort Gray which is about
mile from the town, on the Roanoke river.
They planted heavy battery Polks Island, about
half mile distant, and kept up q continuous fro, dur
ing which they succeeded in cutting away the Flagstaff
at the fort.
This was replaced, and the Stars and Stripes again
1outed defan.ly in the face Of the foe.
The rebels then advanced slowly forward up to within
. short distance Of the fcrt, when they made i'm
petucus charge.
They received with . Calling fire, which thnned
their ranks and caused them to fall back
Again and again they rallied the CHARGE and endeav
ored TO take the CITADEL but to no purpose.
Each time they wcre repulsed with fearful slaughter.
They retired with their artillery, still keeping up
fire.
Their iron ram and four rebel gunboats had moved
down the river TO the obsructons within six miles Of
the town, 10 cooperate with the land forces.
The rebel force is from thousand fifteen thousand
strong.
The rebel cavalry are under command Of General
Ransom.
General Vessels s in command Of the Union forces
He has Plymouth well fortified, and pronouncss it i'm
pregnable.
In front of the stationed several OF gun
boats They have done good service, and win continue
10 do more.
The gunboats have had to stand already much OF the
brunt OF the engagement. The re Of the rebel artillery
has been directed them. ana il s said that the
gunboat Bombshell several have been killed and
wounded
All the citizens Of Plymouth have left the place. and
most Of them are quartered on Roanoke Island.
Several Of the rebel shells had fallen in the town.
During the engagement the rebels captured . member
OF the Second North Carolina loyal regiment, who form
ery deserted they alcge from the Seventh North Caro-
lima rebel regiment, and II is reported that he hung
the spot without much the form Of trial.
u s rumored that the rebels have also made demon.
s.ration Simultaneous with this in the vicinity Of New.
bern.
The rebels have great anxiety 70 redeem the State
as they see that s fast receding from their grasp
Though they may exertons almost superhuman,
they win hnd that the Union cope successfully
with any fcrce that they may bring
The New York herald., 1864-04-22
NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
The Rebels Under Forrest Retreatfna {
into Mississippi.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 10, 1864
Forrest is retreating into MISSISSIPPI Chalmers and
Mccullough have passed the Talahatchie Grierson is
pressing Forests column
General Hurbut reviewed the negro troops under Gen
Cheltain here to-day. They made fine appearance.
The New York herald., 1864-04-22
PIatssburg, Missouri, Destroyed by Fire
50. Louis Market.

y. Louis April Il, 1854
The town Of Plsttsburg, NO., took Gre on Saturday
night All The business portion Of the town destroy
cd Loss 500 900. Insurance light.
Cotton-No sales; receipts $40 bales. Flour, wheat,
corn and improved feeling and prices ranging slightly
hiQhey.
The New York herald., 1864-04-22
The Army or the Cumberland.

RrSGeoID, Ca, April 20, 1864.
The enemy is quiet There is Q tact understanding
between the pickets on both SIDES TO keep quiet.
Miss Mary Walker, acting assistant surgeon OF Danio
Mccook's brigade was captured by the enemy day or
two snce while visiting citizen patients outside Of
lines.
The New York herald., 1864-04-22

CINCINNATI, April 2f. 1864.
Orders were received at Columbus yesterday, from
General Sherman, prohibiting the issue OF passes 70
citizens to go beyond Nashville.
Authority has been received from the War Department
TO raise regiments Of heavy artillery in this
State.
The New York herald., 1864-04-22
Fire ~ Bosson.

b0ofON, NpftI III, ISU$
nre In mo fourth story Of buildings Nos lo1 and 100
MIX street, destroyed quantity Of wool valued at two
thousand dcIlars, Tho bsdnss we're considerably dam.
81 = Roa
The New York herald., 1864-04-22
The Reported Loss OF tho Gunbont
whitehead.

The above states that during the rebel attack
upon Plymouth Sunday last the Unted States gunboat
Whitehead, Acting Ensign O. W. Barrett commanding,
was sunk. The gupboai Whitehead steamer,
mounting three guns, and 1876 tons register she
purchased n 1851, and was Of the following dimen
sions:--Length ninety.,hrec feet, beam twenty feet,
depth eight feet She cost $4,000 without any altera
tons she has been actively employed since the break
ing OF the rebellion, and has plenty Of in
the waters Of North Carolina, participating in the
gagemen,s Roanoke Island winion, Elizabeth City &c
The following is list OF her ofncers-
Acting Ensign Conr,andino-George W. Barrett.
Ac'ing Matters Mdtss-Thonas +. Quayle, Thomas N.
Nelson W. s. Baldwin.
hngineers-Actng second Assistant, Moses Peterson;
Acting Third Asssetants Robert H. Ryan, George Nc.
nermott.
Her crew consisted Of about thirty men
The crew OF the gunboat Bombshel OF the Marine Ar
tery corps. is aaid have suffered considerably. The
Bombshe was one o the vessels used in the Burnside
pedlon and simply floating one gun battery asdnos
a regular naval vessel
The New York herald., 1864-04-22
Another Account.

WASHINGTON, April 20, 1864.
The following account Of the recent attack Plymouth,
N. c., may be relied on
On Sunday last large body OF rebels moved down the
Roanoke river upon Plymouth, accompanied by fotila
consisting Of and -four other Runboats OF these
two river boats which escaped forces when
Plymouth was taken. The rest have been built since
The rebel force varousy estimated at from three TO ave
brgadcs, consisting Of between feon and twenty five
thousand men,
AS the feet the line Of distractions which forms
part Of the protection Of Plymouth engaged the Union
gunooat Whitehead, and il is said sunk her.
At the same time a land attack made Fort
Gray fsrthest defensive work, about mile above
the town. This fort is the command Of Captain
Brown, Of the Eightyh hfth New York His force is
company Of that regiment and one Of Massachusetts,
heavy artillery. The enemy attacked him three times
and repeed with oss on each occasion The Bomb
she'll Union gunboat, which was in communication with
him, fred she brought down his last despatch
to Plymouth. and had three men wounded.
General vessels an experienced officer is 10 command
at Plymouth. He was taken by surprise, hav-
ing been informed OF the probable attack for some
days, and, with General Peck the commander OF
that department, having taken TO resist H.
He had sent non.combatants away, and was ap-
prsed Of the enemys advance by his cavalry who lost
several in killed and brought ten wounded 10 their
sklrmisning with the enemy's advance.
Our force the water consisted Of the Whitehead tn
cad) four guns Miami and Eutaw each eight guns Bomb
shell four and the Lockwood three The rebels said
to have thirty pieces Of artillery, including battery Of
thirty two Founders from Lees army.
The last advces 20 eleven O'Clock Sunday night.
No fears entertained from the land attack. II our
gunboats driven OF by the rebel iron. .cads the
rebel notilla would command the town from the river
But win be seen that guns is superior
70 the enemy's.
The New York herald., 1864-04-22

Another Consribution-Intcrest Conn
munications ON the Subject. &c.
The following communication throws some hight upon
the action Of the Legislature upon this important sub
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-05
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
(Ror the Pacific Commercial Advertiser.l
AcrOssie.

H-Hard Is the lot Of every sailor born,
Ere manhood's past Of every comfort shorn;
Mo horne has he except the sstery deep,
k-Kare his leisure moments, brief his sleep!
Yet, 70 an EngIshraan, life at
H-Holds out attractions strcng as strong can be.
LIN spreading commerce DER the world he sees,
C-Careers the nooIest, tho unbest with ease
K-knows that nations his the first must be,
S-supreme by lapi while mistress Of the sea-
B-Bears this In mind where'er his course may rum
A-And British flag meath every sun
R-Redrces hostile bands to terms OF peace,
Q-Quets their and bids their tumulrs cease
U-Unites by mutual interests land to lani,
R-Exchanging commerce with weilbaanced hand
s-sees rich colonial realms extended wide,
P-PursIing arts OF peace with rapid stride,
Each settler, the Old Country's cause,
E-Engrafts her Faith, her Liberty, her L3ws;
D-Down posterity beqneaiises the san,e
with the remembrance of her cherished name!
E-Engiand's pent schooi-boy, longing to lie free,
Looks for emancipation TO the
L-Learns, though the lessons hard, how TO despise
H-Hardship, and toll. and peril. as they rise
O-OnwaId he goes, and though his lot be hard,
N-Not without pleasure is II, or reward
ODD age advancing, he reviews life
I-Lapped in ease, but past mid storm and strife,
U-UsefuIy spent at least, not thrown away,
Like many a life Shore in idle play
U-Untl the night comes while yet tits cay
Barque SPesdusH, 81 March, 1864. l. B.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-05
MsfbanitaI.
w. DUNCAN,

% WOULD INFORM THE PUB
C2&N&| that he s prepared to do any and all
E&RSF$3 appertainng to the MANUFACTURES
--Ak~ AND REPAIRING OF CARRIAGES, Qn con
business having obtained the services
Comce. 3eS sua
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30
FROM TIE VALLEY.
RRuX PETERfDrEG,

CORRESPONDENCE OF RIcHljrp iHoGiREa |
FREDERICK County,, Aug. 10. lsG.l.
Suddenly, unexpectedly to tho citizens, Gu
immense force Of Yankees, under Sheridan,
penetrated tho alley to Cedar ore5ss imna-
diately on tho heels oi Gdrly, lsst Friday, the
18th. Estimated strength, $1,000. Early
had called halt at Strssburg-ooaseqaen
Sheridan cauld get uo farther. Iii day u
two Confederate forces showed themselves CT
Front Royal. Ui Monday tight Sheridan
slipped back lis largest c3rr:. ll9ih, General
Emory ind Tuesday nigbt the remainder
vamossd. On Wednesday EcFlJ followed,
them. ekiIm;shes, u eJu'ss occurred on the
Cedar crack aid Shenandoah iiv;T h:li: deils
ard ht karnstcwn, Winchester aid tharea
bouts On Wednesday aid yesterday, Thurs
day, 18Th. The invaders appropriated the
remnant Of The baJ, grain Eai cattle Ct this
section; k'll.d the hogs, sheep aud T';u!;Ty,
carried eT tie rlilsh 2of5 sf.i few rtiuGin;r:
horses, ra7nbed thu gardens AID afcnlrds,
robbed tie daiFiea, raatr.ts a:i kitcheas--;a
short, have lott lac viii, nothing. lii some
instances, they foroiiJ s.5!a mGney, jaTalry,
and clothing, committed personal assaults aid
attempted rsvishment. A North Carolina sol.
dier, who had bsea lcf: IL nurse q wounded
man, was taken to Shnr;dsa's headquarters,
and on the nezt Day w.,s hung, ca tee charge
of being epJ.
AS their rear guard passad back en- Wed,
nesday morning, they blrosa sTerJ rick Of
straw, hay aud wheat, with may Of Tho
barns, On their lie Of rnsrca. A. last ac-
counts, they were we'll ca their vaJ TO tbs
Po.omse-anj somebody aitsr them.
Ths l2:h is the last Richmond data x:have.
Surely the p9s.oti2s aud ral!'oad 0ths,eis haze
re7er vet ourtsiel thsir personal rations Of
grog even. to say nothiago OF advancing bsir
meat, 10 order 10 be better able t. MINISTER to
the necessities of Southern soldiers, or they
would not be at such shameful ''lcggs;hsads"
as represented in the Enquirer"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30
TIE BAIT be AT RnA.i.. g,

PsTsRsBuac. Aug. 20 The I'll: %" F..
Weldon railroad, yns.rri.y. 1n- va b.
liant che, and successful in rs TesaI.o -"
the eremy'a cavalry, uudar Gan. !e'i' y
engaged in tearing UP tic .I1cE. 's,i' 80
beyond Reans'e, GeaGr.l ll-l.,-,:. i. 80
AID forced them tack LaL.n.: tL"'f 'r..".
supports. 49,.
Gen. Hampton then jism9u'.'s4 l:' :"
and fought their infantry, c'nt"'''H
steadily, pushing them back. nn''! a. =
ed their strong VorzP. die niio -
Rsams. capturing at7"s eigE! ID -''H' ''
sonerf. i.
Al, 5 o'e!osk in The attOrnd3n u,rri& =
attacked the ensmy's woik-. aud n'''f
but sharp fight, took them, eaf'c'.'-
largo number Of prisoners hnl E!"o ri. q
artillery. ,
The enemy fsi 10 great ,11ii::1i',
Psgram, Of Richmond, turned tAH I5!."'
guns upon the enemy with graz '.%ct =.
Tho number Of prisone.. Va" u =.
reach twenty-five bundled. hr;E ";', ~.
Ter was captured. The lI:.i"t.' ''t'":.
Hancocks corps, aud haya b:t.: ''fS"'
town.
There wss considerable htIhE q Ne -
road to day, tut 10 koa7y ishtiES' Va -
airy acted With conspicuous gsiiahHy'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30
LATEST FROM The JNiTsG eT,z

The following kilograms are oopis: IT,
Washington " Chronicle" Of the 2;.h i,..
received last night. There was n9 ls;..
in the paper from either of the p,:nci,,i
of war, or from the Upper Pa.cza,
GENERAL FORREST AT YsY2r.,
MrNPaIs, Aug. 2l.-This CITY ssss.
at 4 O'Clock this morning, by the ,ss 49, -
raj Forrest, with thres b1!gui:s f "':-
about 5000 strong. This fore: l,t; t i:''
Smiths front. at Oxford. On the tS.r;7s
18Th inst, sud made rapid frc*; r..
this city. They drove in CIT rics-..
dashed directly into the hea i4aar;c;; =, =
eral Washburne, who made h yrry n.,. 9
cape. They then made rush if;o g.,
Bucilaud's headquarters, tu. b. a'-. :.
ed 10 usk:bg h!s ESCAPE Ihsy tn, u.
the Irving prison. boz ~eio Iei.ui.si 49,.
guard there. i
They next sisile1 tho ua,y.. u..,.
pecting 10 capture Gen. lln.ii,";., s,.,,..,'
stopping o. friends house. al :, 49,
did net succeed ia getting potss..... i b
Our troops now attacked the rebels ~: :.
them from the city, ki!li1g ahol: ,n.., ,'.'
wounding about one tubdrel. Tie r:a. :
tured ebcu. thirty Of our meu alt. inv! -.
They did not have time - Obtain rlA,3
der. Our loss in killed aud wvua.,! 4,
the same as tba: OF the rebels.
Mrxpn,s, August 22.--Ta5 rehr. -.
this city yesterday vas :, Eip. i, la...,. D..
lis So admitted by Gen. Forrest, Ii. -.
ton was to capture Gen. Wa. 'u5as J.: i,
generals.
Our troops being witkou. l.. isss L.. -.
carried Of SOME plumber. sid ctlia... .
q Lumber of prisonerS, inc!uiing ino y.
and several clerks AID telegrar:, ,n-ra. =,
Numerous se:s Of eruelly~~sre Frrle.:.'.:.
the rebels.
rfaCE RuH0R5 AND s9ECrLA1Ioss
NV YORK, August Ill y. m.--Eua
arc luTcat here, and credited in The !.
financial circles, that the Government j..
cided TO send Eve commissioners to Rcl,n
three Republicans and tvs" Democrats -
range the prelinliuHris4 !or peace. II :, .
rumorei that tho commission IS L.~ col.
way 10 Richmond. This rumo1 is Aa'l ,,Ai
had q sensible etsot OH tn" eol! s.::
causing decline Of some f,ur rer ecu
iTh, "Chronisle" ads ~ ;hr E. .e.
there ia any foundation FIR tha a3.yc. it,:
arst intima,ion We have hsi Of ii.
Nkw YORK. August 2l.--t:.!u = -!
25t!. Tns r1m1r about racr, C1lou:>.. 3
is still sioa:, but little c.na.,n2a Is Ill:
it.
CIStrSNATf, August 81 ---.fcinaat. :
in his sposeh a. Dayton last mig'f g.. s.
that peace man On i."A:o r:.!; -: =
bs nominated at CLieas :, and that J.. ~,
Convention would be harmonious.
ANGTHIR rIRArIcAL efs,h:.
new YORK. August 24.--Ey tbs D,,.;..
the steamer Haas, from North cara."s
learn that new piratical steam"r, II, .
number, is now in Wilmington. rrce,1,1,
armament. She ID considered ito "a:
midatle Of them all. She vii! IL "a. il.
Leave ths. port, it not already o.l.
Tn7 DRAFT N UHi1.
CIRclHNATI, August :4.-G57ctHsr S;.7
has Issued proclamation I'll r-r-0ii- u e
who are preparing to resist The tra;;, T..i,
them to desist from such purFoses.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30
GARY'S CAVALRY bnlu&Ii

Tie following is lis. IF casa.ti;a; !. T.,
eral GarJ's Cavalry Brigade IL af.'r 4 J..
August. 1864. near Deep Pun. C1:T'.- p,
road, Co'o1el 4. G. Haskell comm.
Gen. Gary Commanding bis "sn a.! G:,.
brigades
In Detachment Of Toung's Brigade, ". :
acard c. anderson c9mmGGi.TJ CO: o..
gion.
COMPANY A-Woaldsa F;:,.,s'M g.
and 3 D Pcnute.
Company B-Wounied: q ! l!a-r..:.
Comp any W5nodsI LicntG~,p: Il.
bruised by shell: Piira.i Or
Company D-W.uriei: l'."-ta &"
Broadway.
Company P-Woundel FRI. Co. b.,
Company k-WonuiaG I,.,a.:~.av.
Company L-WouadeI: Hr:r.A: Can.
Tolal: wounded 8.
Phillips L.g:on
Company B-Wounied priYa,> v y :
Mich.
Company E-Woun4si: C''rl j j.:
ston.
Total wounded .
7'tcentteth Battalion Ce5rgti t,",'r.
Company A-WOuudst: Pri'.:'-j : / .
ell.
Company F-WonudoI Sag i';t.r@
Total wounded =. T":al wou:ri.:: 20 .
tsoLment Is.
Hampton Legion Mounted h.;,I"'@ I.-..
ans Colonel i: L Arnotd Cowm..t,..,
Fisld and StatT-Nano kiletGf w":; -
Compsny A-No casualties.
Com pany B, Liert R a Tom; :::::"a ...''
Wounded Private D IL Hing 81 Gj'.t
Company G, Capt W ) I.'ssc-"a d. '..'
Wounded: Captain Lossc;no. slightly j., ,..
Private W CALDER. severely il t..c e.: = .
Ger.
Com psny y, Lieut. a srinGer r,,.i,
Wounded: Private Is + B,l5:. ,.':..ij
shoulder.
Company E-No cssual'iea
Company F. Lieu. C!s:siani elm8i!""' :
Wounded: Ptivsses L + DA.sn, ev:: -,
Canton. severely in ankle; Il "" u, shady
foot.
Compar @, Captain f s C-.s1n 1a.":t
Wounded: Sstgt j j Orehs. lei: aHt' Ii
tured.
Company lI-No cssua!.:tc.
Uom pany No Casualties.
Company K-NO cInuuti.s.
Total wounGsd :.
lSepenth Regiment South Carolina Ca.
Capt. r. !Sim', 4. 4 frrrra! Tori g.
Company A, Lieut. II T McpJnnI4 I ..''-
Nd casualties.
Com oany B, Lieut. D F Wrlsst 'onr.,
ing Wounded: Private Cha. G..rsrn. Ia H.
Oom psuy q. Capt j W P..!msc r.mm.'
ipg-No casualties.
Com pany Lieu: " T TLorn. c,o.ias-
ing-No casualties.
Company E-Litut Si!as Walk, 2.
handing. No casualties.
Company F-Capt " L Wallace. Comm
ing-Woundsd: Lieut. P w Grc:n, ,!is"t,
hand.
Company G-Oap. " II Jefrisa. COT.
Wounded: Private p v Garrison. ri:;h",
leg. Missing: Private ] D S:ri6!iDF. 90,
With Gen Gary.
Company II, Lieut. j jonas c,inu,hj1 Is!
No casualties.
Company /, CHptain J F Br.1rslt ;v..'i
No casualties.
Company X, Ssrss Can:y c4'nma@d'"5-
casualties.
Wounded 3; Missing !. To,a! !,
B. W. Ball. y >: +"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30
liouf. Ashton J ohEsso.

I,si IL i1o t.e CT tie 2sth OF Juy, before A. ANITA,
i.-: ASHTON jJHNs0E, so Of Ash:on r JohhnfoI,
E; OF Ct Ljas Mo- 10 the nineteenth ys OF bis age.
R los h, N. *lS leading desperate charge 30.
Of The en- my br.a,;*orrs and sudst toe Ystei 81
spp!sn,e ofGlI zho Witnessed bis 1:nnehioE hsro!in
Young gentle, brs,s sri noble, he SBs tl- love and
etnnirs0, Of BIZ family SD fretdI Hsy He who uept
dry hs roteel. bitter ,ears and bind her broksa
hsart.
We have faith TO believe that lie prepared for his
uucey fate u! thst death, when tars lin fre th:
srs tthos 10 whom be un 20 .es!o1s esuld cut
ria,s hila to the bosom Of his COD
sShe,
6: Lo=ls, Mo, pspers please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30
Tia Js,ousss.u fillmore posoa sifo5s has hesI

Tae Ja,quss5-tilm9.e Fosoa snort has hes"
!a:l7 extls.nsd by tho "uj.culer" CT Mr. Ben
i,min, nhah will meot tho entire approval OF
q! sensible mon, whoso ssngrsnei mali's docs
not Inese them misserr,sont every act 81 '.C''
o~n govsrnmen;. THO paorle ot thssa ccH-
ie;.:ut9 S;a:ss desire tass tae'r earnest "isu
l.. no.... All their entire willingness to ad-
,,... ,.arr honorable effort, shhui be madS
r,...y- l., t:,s world TheY, t,eTat5ra, ho
ISIS Of d getty eit!eT il President DAVIS On.
y.-.is,s Mi:h tSo o. Nc. L;i,2in' - snsrscn..;rs.
az "a. Secretary Ecnj a,,u rApin.,ii"b What OF
,.,...! IA thai interS;.s. There a.c ms" :"
t:.n I.ni,,:.:ary whp i1op:.o tie rol'rr-'f'H'
,.y1- o; ihc,r own country even h'''' ''"i'
t...,s Ut t..o enemy. hut there m=n arc lou,
a..t ia W; i.l.,sy, olLeralsn uttsFlY harmless
40. 2oaefless. They represent no respacta-
Il, ,l,ss of tho psople, and are tho organs
o,,,y Of III, gore headed aud disappointed nen
,,: a7s 10 lie itaId in every community.
tbs ,tF,,t of Mr.. L;nctln to risal an e2-
.op.el 10 the aleas;i:l,= ct HE rcac2 EerSJ IN
Ia! lliset S.ataa. cannot ial to Irrtana him
I, Tao N1Ili AZ actually su1cay0iins 70 pre-
Ken; u :,,,,. II i. u=.i.r. - G'rcuas thr Ines
;an ..hM,,.r these mcn. incqne-i 1.d Gil-
mole. weia rest ~ Mr.. i.;n""lr; this. ;!r.g
we're a. full; accredited hy him ~ though
,.c. ...,l u "leht regularly sii,n~'i ar'i -iai"j
ca:....i .s.di.s ID 80 lsa:ort that iin'ossi"n l"
u ,ssF Az: ,:e,.ial liiianioas.
ihs. We're sent 10 propcsa insulting an"
i.A!c.sible conditions. Their oil scs wss 20
?fy.cka ,1rtsssiCns Of hostility Which might
J.. ,eytGsvnie,. ln Is refusal n CUT part 70
;-sa: I'll rea.a hid ,lr!. Is ieai OF al "7tr'
t.1c. .s :,au.3 rally tae VAT rGt't anal 'h7c-
tn5,Iy 2i,sa against The Psaos 1,si tho heal
II Ia American PEOPLE. This min.sierinS 10
~, IN rs l.vcrJ ii res1o hss been completely
.y~nsai the Circular" Ct Mr.. Der amin.
l!.s Secretary haa rhirp"'t It ihs d'-palsc
a.. saswn Mr.. L,rco.n to hia conntrymeh
~ 9 low t.i2ss;tr tliaing with tho lives and
.-t.Iir-3 q. hir ;oun!r7Gsar, srd ee'i :
3D.. (" The s'.aaess # ISIS pattT hti ''n q" Ii
rr~sa..i Advancement. Il "i'S>:ri 80 Mo
$1,000 ruas5rs" !,ow cG: sd must be Ii'=e " !'1
'i'-'i y 81 tii'I' ''f' 'i'fh'1o w fS"'''
lr.r1~i!ipH- i:.,;e ~ ,iarI~':. mei" l."
..:-rrit, rn;.r:.ii.ni. nhl they wrr" dc
,!,.nehiy nnio ,ttisv" ~ H' iinceIn. be
.;!,s lie desired tie war 10 :CutGua AID did
Z. E.at peace. Ns stnt Ii. raeSsshtsGs 10
N:nnmsna ,tceuae tho Ires, use 1t iha pe"le
~ renders! lis election YrseasiIns. The
r.; -.ou vas aimed, not ut peace, hut ct The
re: party Of the Upitcd States it Vas de-
s:-u;i 10 dest.oy that Facty u order tsas
t!...e n,sht he uo opposition 10 War and that
WI might :, On. carving With il power Tor
i.l,si1 an! Piunler TOR Li5 rurr's:oIs.
S,.!l is lhn wrs,htd light IN m!.;th Nj
t.. rain pcessnls Mr.. Lincoln !" tho world
=. ;ht~ "t.r,ular." :.ut 1us c,rnityG"oh. At
..e-. MI wae-n op!:.:..:a A. w3:!!i '"rsattr'
i~.. Viii approve wha. ths "set*t"Is la
n;:...,n odd srf lAGi him ior Tli;'i', Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30

An spo!Leesry's clerk in Chins;' W. ca a. i,
st two o click The other nno?uLl b. 'l7 I''
of the night bell Ga opehicg nsi?of - -.
q dsmseI, who told tim ahe WAS go;n' T..
mic that mornine, and was oat Of I9uI@ .,:..
impudsnt druggist turned her CD win We r. =
snce that be hadn't the stock TO co7e'
Ike hers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30

Ths cty Of P.!tobul2 must bs7e nice set OF
lily fathers" Two Ct hsr aldermen have just
been coav.c,ed, one Of receiving stolen goods,
for which hs was :entshc ID 70 the Particularly
irt :w,n:y n,on!hs. aud the Other OF nisfeme snor
j.. siii,s t3T which he Was fnsd small sun, az
siIa: the a'mm:s! ,5u CT IL. o1suca hs had an
lis;.i ia the grDy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30
GOD s!GSe.
The Msoon (3s Confederate" says:

The Mason (3a Confederate" says:
We are GLAD to notice a decline in the mum.
Ter CT sick and wounded in the hospitals of
this city. The stringent orders Of Gen. Hood
t. forward e7s77 man able 70. duty, and the
wonderful falling IF of the skirmishss around
4 lanta accounts for this. The tone Of Yam
kae lsttsts written from Shsrnan'S army now,
,ri.l -ti.6iiy indicate that be has TO huye Of
tas:hs Atl2lu wiki his present meals.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30

81 wandsf Eora thoss olo1nl5 ate going ,"
sighed Flora. Dansisely, 60 she pointed With Ter
tito, is!icste hngar to ths heavy iunsTes n ssses
that h1ate,i iasi!y III the SHY. 1T ink theJ are
going to Thunder. - said her brother
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PAY CADET APPOINTMENTS.

ITO toIiasi"g appointments of psy cadets
vele made by the Board of Visitors of the
Virginia Military Institute, at thsir last meet
IT, Iu,1 15,t 1Ssl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30

It's term Il service Of tEenty-s;I e2ilslts in
Shesnlls Er.0y expires daring the month OF ar'