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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18
rs,D,Y MORNING, MARCH Is, lNil

The pressure Of advertisements, both G"v
,-,oeat and individual, ccmrels us to sur
-.2iar editorial space. The General Order
a.! Laws are, perhaps, of more general in.'
r.r;grte than any other matter that wo c"uit
rubbish. though they may not DO AZ interest
~. bu. the useful before tho agreeable, II
~ ,itaes, is proper Tor both people ans
vansr-.
We would call attention a. the article o:
r,u.grew's brigade. at Gettysburg, rs u viii
fiction Of brave soldiers from unmes;te,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18

CAGE IrEMs.-Qffcsr Morrit arreated Il maI
named John Dyllnn, Gu yesterday, charged
with rohLing Thomas d. Martin IF 81! pounds
of pork. salued at Si?i. Officers Perrin and
Bro, ko took in custody Il woman named Ann
Fam. charged with Violently abusing james
3. Smith also Ella B,own and Margaret
Brown, WHO profess to bo FREQ negroes, from
Culrsper county, bet have no passes I" sub
Stantiire the asscr;nn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18

Domin;ck Bacc;galuppo, tried be-
fore the Hastings Court on Monday, charged
with receiving stolen tobacco, knowing The same
to have been stoler, and reman1ei to Jail for
trial before Judge Lyons, WAS yesterday brought
before the J Judge on q writ OF habeas corpus. and,
owing to the precanous couditi m OF his health,
admitted to bail in the sun of SIS ,0C0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18

ST.. PATRIcS's Day occurred Oh yesterday,
aud, contrary TO ali custom, the day was
beautiful overhead and under loot. Another
unusual circums.a,ce was notable, in that 10
son of the Emerald Isle appeared on the
streets in IN imu,oderately good huinor,. o
freak of se.f-deniaj which is attributed by
some to the price Of "br&ks."
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No1ich OFFICE RIGHT. rsrD's & ror'c R. !. Co.

hIEUuU-Ut 1T VT y EFE'
All ehscj , d:Swn by hi, coInI anr, .na az ats drawn
dtud !. nr IN omen sccour, cue pre,icu,ti the IS b rsreh,
laI. mus, bs prs'sn.ld for Payment 90 D: before NAL
day. No checks will be nr-wa, nor d arts h7ho'ed io
LAY Eent- IL IDS 81 his If e rom that d'T "a the ist Oh
April prorirrr. All Oh. lex. i-sued. AID Or ma &c ~n OF
d.btSrue p'ior to The ajth Mar b 1864, pre.eatsa 'h pa!
'pen' Alter lbs lst rro,im!, wei be pai: 10 le p'rH.u
Cusr3Ccy ~ IT. VT vau3, Or y! tr' o;'tioa D. W "ou
p d :. L. the u W currency, IT he !ahs O. ie-e" doilstso
IL. ur.seui for iwo OF ihs new currency, us hssd ~ 80
81 Congress paased February Nth. isGi
nh 7-ir25Mar J:B. WINSTON, Treasurer.
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NYrECES OF lNDi BTEDNt Is.

" q
al! rE,rxr ,iruwn h:rs uy 10 .hI in>t IN: mast ia pr.
tented =: itsI Er, ~ pa y!hcu. % er lief. re- hH' dny 1ad
n: = -snr laSln. clam, against u af1 itInes;ed TO pre-.
icu. Ia ~ 'uI...'T.r, eir.
nAN All. cREH: HhW,
H:X4Li, GRpSSlA" n 20.
I.,. WiS O.. L:hS SIIAW.
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RICHMOND, March ID. lsii.
TO BALTIMORE. Ned la. arrived safely, and J, we'll.
Lo-r to Nil. X. L. X
Ba!'ilnor" mud New York pnpe,s pleas. copy.
TIA l1-%t
NJ. :. H0FnE!M.K. Broos IN L.. Nj Bro h -
YI"r cum!gLn 4 t. II H. = u hot r-f; sisv, = ar i.tt"r
NH 6rn.7. Il. cUGG&EikiNEU.
70 NJ. krer.n u. a.r cnpy.
70 Mr.. MaMrI. % rUyNhN P mt Lo,tnn', M
i.,r rom y"r. D. ii IL iH.r fron S"i 1t insSItlr -
I.,ly hr nh ''c':ro. d E,q ii 81 Or y let:-r
Year l't.oGat"t r tor M. C'YNEf.
IF-B ! imcro ami n v Yn.k f-por'plesst COPY.
To f h, Nav Y,rs ci.J-we are All w"l rnd
ria 10 bear f-Mn .ou. Emuctr W 3 lati !.rara II m 49,
I".s The bill Il G:iss.n .neH hy2"R = Tta p n.
ron r - FONT t.nakou', Md y ". \:
New York ~ NuNh rr a.. "nr7 I.h-A ~
p r. HENNY c,r.of u g.. New York lizard from
-on Jaauacy :'tr III c"Tp:ny -. T.. II II IIssr wilt
ten % cat o. no'!isu"i q Go. we s' vel lie Tin
p~N-w YORK Head pie ne copy. mhiGt
ut r. a'.,1i r 'rriiY - ir.A fc,i'. go. "H!LLlr5'
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aar re- ;Gr int ~ ~ nu 7,Ec"Uig L.". wL":g"
daI.rrif.., o"h T.. 'h,'kf ~ f"c- v"h. . y MID
i-.i" ." IA. .'a;r II 3 pee ~'ict h;s f,'hc' 4 81 ether
IL. r. re- a:ivss ar. noorns under. Any pc = j. pcs.
va in. rf ga.u / fern ion vi CENT s. K eat f.'"r: I
,epntilg il t,:o>gi ihs !:.chnDrd EnI"i.-r " 0:h4 r.
v..., -. T. &. PiilLI.!Pt.
MT Z ~ s3wt Hs"H'mrn nd Cou ~ "a.
tgrN.r y. rk lie'aid md Phi'sde Ia l"p-:ror will
pira = copy.
Iu'orm .tIan rsr:.ti Of JAMESW BnbbiT, q private
n crrIy,Ly 8. .id NoriE Gs. q, = fi."i" t.Cta,u Rob.
,r.o". HI""ins Es L.. n head fr M h L. s;nc. the bats:
u q .tty strrr.
Any nfr mi u vi! DO thankfully r:reivHd y ~, ans.
on, ~ = ::.i fNui'v.
Ad.r.s4 MRS u H1TBiT,
Gre 4. NJ. Hughes. r.;,h Office.
fr' @pif R.ciIn' nd. Va.
lS-E." Work pas Il pl an. cop'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18

SUDDEN D!MISurlUS OF THE POPULATION
DuMEsrlC PRospErrI-The population Of Rich
mond has sl ldculy diminished ten thousand
The heavy lrsugh! upon the mills snd meat
houses of X chmund, which cmsngted from Bella
Isl. has cemsei. That great boa-cnns'ric:or,
" lich wallowel on The bcsom OF the james. coz
suming every day ten thor, and pounds of breai
several th6iIand pounds Ct meat, and immense
quantities cf rice. beans aud potatoes. has turned
Iis voracious head towards the more luxurious
South. and slide1 off to II! his craving NAV from
The crowded g~ranlries OF .orgia. 1t is eviden,
HAT this extensive relief % the living Ies' urces
Of Richmond and its immediate vicinity should
produce a corresponding II o. upon tho markets
in all things edible. at lesit. Bread should fall
nest sI,ou d fall all that enters into the compo.
,itiun of the daily meal should fsIl. 1t is TO be
hoped that merchants will not ignore the inpo'-
LaIt fact. 1t has been a harl matter to supply
the demand Of the public, hitherto; and it will
continue 20 be difficult, but there will certainly
be mors TO BIZ had.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18
o. THE RAPTDAN, Feb. 10, 1861.
h.;l- ". J. BAKER:

Mo. ". J. BAKER:
Nv Dear Sir-Rcgretting my delay in re,
'5.us to your letter, | chrer!u'lr com lily with
go request Of the con. ers and m:n of ;ie
E-g.is"t t, furnish an accpan: Of the part
..,-,hv thu lameDted Gen. Pc.tiyrsw a ID his
i lg.!e in the battles nf Get:ys'nig. 10 make
"a .'c'unt ineligible ! will have frequently
- refer 10 general incidents connected with
occurrences Of the three days fight.
The arrival Of the advance Of Mcaie,s
a-m7 ~ Gettysburg having been reported
t!,,h'a Division was SEM from the vi
my oS Cashtown to reconn1itre his r14i-
Hpl. On approaching tbs tnwn the enc
ny was Found strongly posted on tine hills
il tront. The leading b~rigaies, !Arehcr's
hai Davis, were imme1 'ately advanced;
sad, after n short, but hot engagement,
IA which these two brigades suffered severely,
.ues disposition for attack was made in the
SLOWING manner: Oa the right Of tho road.
q. line Of battle was formed Of tho brigadcs Of
Brkcabroush, Pett;grew and Archer, while
Davis brigade Was to operate on the left. At
tn, tune, two divisions OF Ewells CORPS ar
-rel by Il road from the left and It seems 10
1a7. been determined that they should en-
:s:a the enemy and cause him t. change
lsl'l "ucn W. Nuillu DC d1FhtlCcu 10 take
fun IA the link. This plan wa only par
iilly successful, for the number Of the enemy
otaplei him to oppose EweIl's diYisiors and
Dsns' brigade With a strong force, and to re-
TN, al the same. time, his tront to us. Or
la.cl 70 attack, Pettigrew's brigade, numh.r-
-. ab ,ui $500, advanced in perfect align
mn yer an open field, and found the enemy
.;rsoylv posted, in three lines, on the c-"s,
~ s.opesof a hill, partly wooded and partly
offered with growing wheat, which served tn
a'nceal the infantry from distant view. a.
son as our forgard movement was cnu
!aeleea, the enemy opened upon our line a
'acy ,ev!ra fire from.several batteries, bat it
Htinuei a steady advance. until in close
!n,e, u delivered a deadly fire. The three
lines were soon driven into one, but this made
:a's' obstinate resistance, and the fight was
r''r''t On at forty to twenty yards interval.
p'H,s'ts - our left wing, composed of the
G'h and tlth regiments N. G. Troops, the
Federal forces fought desperately, INJECTING so
Aea7v q loss that zoo few were left for a sue.
'e'siei bayonet charge but our men pressed
~ psr'istently, until the enemy was driven
'"'s u his in'7enchments, just outside of the
2"n' and from which he was as quickly dri,
Ven by Pender's 6ne division. No troops
c"u'i have fought better than did Pet
hTrHw'' brigade on this day, sand I
will testify, on the experience of many hard
i"l'h> battles, that [ never saw any fight 30
vii Is conlnc: was the admiration of all
"9' :. ,.csSed the engagement; and it was
The s~"A-r.'!y ero.eSs,d opinion that no hri-
'ald had !nae morekfaetive service, or won
greater fame for itself, than this had. The
Nssoners themselves testified that they, native
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18


STDrIEf.- Ftrt,GT hutd.rE rhcrha dr I'm b. us ruh'
" resea. t,.H ~ the c.nk Oh wh!cI they 10 drawn
before lUe >c'i;nt.
Ctr,k draSn O.; Nv nius: be prfser;ad -. orr 'cuN.er
e. pa mr.. Oh : I IefaIe ,hr - Il iust Inti n,L.r.te n y
wi b. ;.,d ia he oil tu'.e.cy. = in Ste rsN II q =
c'GG; Of 3Jk !-r cent
D.;r-, orr III. ~in:t-1et ~ wha; ":sto.!i'" hail b;
III -nrf -. auc. ~ /. ,r rirI.i. We n ~ ir II ] Tf
,-st Cover: ,d"nt '"i;! 81 .o:v-.i IN" ~ - cur-
rrr,Y. ~ tie, mh;ri,L W. j. SN9lCa K co.
rr.i ;g2S
'1f r. Ali l-.s n DO ding efaiti o. law r
~ ci,l.I, ~ t. Forest 3tauu .ac;n.i1g company, must
pT-'tt tt.in - III r piymsa, bsIof- ~" . III ':lt nj:
,tLaIni.- t.sywi IL. gii by III. driaciiou u 3Jf yer
CT n lie lrHsrut currency.
rE:Cu }. ~. EL!LE 'Rtfkr Pra1t'
p OCT %.-P~rsans Loi,i Is cl"ck, dr wa "?u.
:.Ts: rr y NJ iLrD tire 3,rs Oh w;tc II y M.
cr WI ST r. ;se ssh M.rah. Inst
Cls Ks !rHwu a. Il. en- ! e certificates OF Gr?6.tt issGe ty
u. Iuu I ta pTeF-'tt-d ~ 81 r Coulter fer psi m-Ii ~ or
u, fp".i az Il {. uh 'r~is- t!ey vii! j." LAii in ;hf
cid ulr . cy, or iu III :Gea d; Il I:co9nt OF ai:iy Ike:
ald rn.th. 1 Yer c:E'
y.oaaityrs viii irasr'Irt - Shtt q sfc' ton abs | be
,,ld, al Ls..icy 81 =: ;Icc vr.It. We sill NV - IL : per
csa,. :, overtime; bon =. eV.vert 1910 ITO lev cGrfcr-
cy, a;ILeJ MAY ~It.
nj IS .LSFdSc'3 N W. Il ~ao"f O. 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18
,,i,;. - I kH;It.:>

;uIkHIGTTH .h+D F.t:! Fab.
y -
La. . "a. r tli ,yiiy rra- Rcd Oak Grove. IN
Gin, tr r,.,,.y -G.rh | Nil s,.l pIfy.tr for ESQ per
ar, .u;wa re We, II .,'d 10y 81 NA!-h. 9 nieus' ate
GIuu"y Di payrn'n
rs t.cl .;,...! II inD iicrcs, though. y d,ssi' 30
viIh. I H.. ar ts hlu sd S@."s AT Tie she pic IN
;fr ! :. 1, 81 Il Hh e., r.C, ping a""ut ~ hfr't u ieA'
vi. :iml". u az. " I sd tea II tic gro Ia u! 'ar Va
:ioGs pr1;Itt> ~ th- &. ! l. 80.
TL:rc aar :air III "; acn:. 1 pom The Place. The
DIV .:;ry +: q I :.;a.G L"u--. cru.Iin.as four r0o''s
P.r..n. ri,us ~ IL. vs;:n: VIII CO vel! ,"r1h- mo
for ttr,I.,i,r, !. n ~ y
mis- al 1--WE" i"i? l!'I.N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18

OFFICE JAME PlVE2 \ kAHtW IA 10,
EI.gu0.u. March Il l-ii.
NOTICE AN p,rSnns hcl "mS IN 'h'cS. IL tEi'
~ %. lay, az the III rhl hoes Of z. J.. hirn :u.
30. late odept J. N. IIGrrls SI .sr.n rnd mt ,r 4
NJ cE .r., Sufr.i-ie GEN. ~ IL ely %noritsi 10 pra,n'
~ II Tor "a Lent. RI IN. 18th. ~ "!i Il t."S "r' G-
tres i>eiy Irawn rrIur IT, t.e 25'I Il y 81 nHrcr nat ."t;
9th rx 49,. u, =: vi. e" pad /, the III Gus er c, o: :. IL.
nv .L,r. cv 4, ;h. r.ie OF ~, ii \ RI FER ill., d.lN-
as ii q, d by h. Act OF ION : ~ ay,rOygi hrty =.
leC4 Wa. VI NFGRD,
m.!S #. .erT-aj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18

Day GOODS AND SliOGH.
81 r'r:r - L:ag!sE "Lv trs
I.a" M = rltl,d . 10
''s.- -; t.. TAGS iwGi,i,.,L. 1.
l. ' h. 3 h.I A.rl
"a u, !! . ~ tursrt
!. cr. ire . @-r " III -. Il Gi1n.
,''r.. as = ng
y ~ sf, y f. !r.,. TEGf - -
20 ar ~ rE.,L., tG ~ t." , 90 &c .r =" ST..
ir;.5 ~ Gh.l 4.r.'', . 10 - i 90. Ihu Il. .",.
LlrIWi -,,. =. ."i Ir 'jr'i - a:." l. e .. ora.
.. I'-:i g@ri S'N. @N!a," "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18

Amy Observation-Disclosures. \. E. p."ilnsUn
us lLid upon u taiIe specimen c%nilcs OF
some cxccllcn. i:acta, which he - 40" pub
ii,hirs Cor general '.i-i"ihuion ii: the army.
lie Intends slon 70 is.u1 the mcmoirJ Of the
late Col. l. NJ. Coleman, and also a sketch Of
the lie ot young sumner, who Was one Of the
,uust gallant L; IL" ;rarc men III the Vest
these publicat.3td rtT:ct vn's good, and 20
far towards uiyia@ moral tone and character
e. the army. The S1.iety which MIR. Dickin-
son represents, his rabi!shcd ard distributed
oTcr -ltiy mii'"1% u VI ROC, bas!lhi"R" :a7-
dred and .tfhy ta""9""i copies Of m Hsc2i-
lnrt = iIn.a pf CAM i!y!n Il. aud tHcus!nd.;
.! cn:.c- a. me NV To"r;..n,nt. Inc oocic-
- h., lir4!", - Al -. IMPLY eigtty. tire
.u.or-naries and c9ipurlers. besides supplying
graturrpu,:y a large proportion Of the arm7
chaplains with It's publications. Some idsa
may tee formed uf tao PEI u'arity of this
agency, ard Of the large scaio upon which its
operations are corrdu u, tad, by the fact that,
within q lit;lc moro thar two months, Jorty-
si1 thousand dollars have 5een contributed into
ltB Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18

4 FINE OPPORTUNITY
n FOR INVESTMENT N
;.kSDS.
1 lave for sale .t:ce OF tie IN It Lnnn, IL ih' STATE 81
Ter M, :or.;sd n various portion. Of lie tat IU-ve'
ntnt 10 rsnspcri.lIoc. l.. X. ePlL""E
uialttI Cora-r IN! ard Ma. 81.
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By Ei;enr, f.-iI 81 Eek, turt-.

nIir":!.N Ha;.G.
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RChM1AD, March 10. ISGi.
70 BALTIMORE. Ned la, arrived safely, and !. we'll.
10 - Ia ai. IL. Z. II
Ba!timor" mud New York pnreis please copy.
m -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18

TM~PrItTlN" NITIt'"
All paym.. 1 Ju. NJ H. rr-'n.i - O~l.snc. Depct.
q r,o ,,r CT NO K it!E. aalr,b for" t = r. o April, or
ft IN. h :, al :.'rJ I-0.r, " Il b, J" ID Z TIL = c rT,
I'm. ..rscLs v IL. ole :; Iii. Luea brior" h. hi
Il; rcf. L7'N Y bN I'm, Ii Co' c)L''.
RI,nrpyD ag:sSal., starch II. ,rpi. midget.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18
CITH INTELLIGESCE.

HUsrlNcs CouRT.-Bridgot Hays, charged
with receiving a largo lot Of iron, knowing
the same to have been stolen from the Crnfcd-
erate States, was sent on for trial l,elor" Judge
Lyons.
JOAN F. Fitzgerald. charged w.li, rt",n;.-
ing to defraud Fisher & Bailey, VAS sei.t On
for trial before Judg, Lyons.
William. Save Of Fruscis W. pa.sett,
| charged witb conn wing n. rhe escape Of Davy,
slava Of DE-. Early, wa!:nuad gu l.y and Or
dered to receive ;hirtg~nine lashcs.
Lucy Tongct and Annu Trneet, free ne
sroe., charged with stealing a trunk and q
large ameua; of money from Thomas B,sa,
were found guilty AID orderet 10 be sod into
absolute slavery.
D,niel, slave Of Vim. Burtos, charged with
st,t,iag S&ju frJm James :. Neagle, was
r-uni guilty and ordered to recc.v, Thirty
nino lashts
George, slave Of Vim B~root4, charged with
receiving So N money. Knowing tho aume to
have been strie', Er.in Janea L. Neaglc, was
found not guilty ;:r:4 discharged.
Elzr, Amanda and Sophia, saves. charged
.with rutbiLg + Goldimith Of a large lot of
dry goods, were fluid gui:;J and ordered
thirty lashes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18
g.. y. =. VAN E"riETMsaT
.,IrNE ND GINInM iuEtIC

Nay DEPARTMENT..
uFFiC. SFFcIAL SERyIcE,
ErFarT N:It1 H.!i Bark stsc..d.
81 r-r.ij. iHl-s .Ed oheet Lead, Copper, u &c,
IN AHA nr.-:. Suc, Of die cit II ,as. ol 'et
ton. T!st.T I.-.<, f,si S!ee. aGd B tr Icon, Cam - os:
Al - ".Lt irt.Cirs 10: :,.sai paf.Gses, g.: n.ici ! III
%; Ill narS.; .s,s. JSU. II. P..lihEt
'Irii LIEUT. ca ~. Ia charge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18

p n. HESNT. c,r.a If y g.. New York ~-I!ysr from
ron JaauacY GIT III coHp:ny t.. Z. II II Have wit.
ten % car, o. ~Lottisu"r & 20. We sr1 nth lie Tin
vLe ". y"u gr-.
P~E-. YORK Head pie NE copy. nh iGi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18

AZ - - VI 10 ''
~ r:.- '"".nn, '''ii;,, u! ra !"h'
ls6:. II nc -. i,} r'-5r =" raj S"'s,;
'@"uC.Lrr go. tr @:r - " NJ. "';.
- to- - - '"T% Ih--';
tos!.sty ~. 49, /" u !so"'".Yst'
L." {" L-s~ ,rs,s"'
D1oo vi ma. $ ct, :" ata. saHcsn~" !'aHs
""I"n.: ,'i'-
!n,e Gnv q! ,.:e. D,,E::'"ir 4 CO.,
rh'G H.. IT, 30 :
&! aEGa AN, h~NTFHSrvs .'E r
ssr nut"rrrre9 T5a.:co,
oy f.Yo:Se gro Peters IL. ".
On F,itny, ,hr 18Th i"-,"ut.H' . q = NJ
al 'ur ~ re- &c 1 IrJ- FIrn'. ~ 'i a. "-N."t'
Nv n:,o" r i TonRr,o.
Of u G~us'tue.,
;nr'rd nc ~" tton I'll t"Ies Of Navy ou.d' a-d h.if
bra, 90! ban ID, CT nnc Chewing and ssni!ns ro"seenin
ia. & -u,s Z, agy iuL7..dn
VII be Added,
10 bib Apple Bcsrdy,
-tir, 70 Dd Jamaica KEN
5g Sa.s . ia" N q STG.r
5"!b r'nu,d Loaf sugar
Shars "o Crfse
Il ZOE = Pepper
rL.7-d, p a. YUCNG / sn0.
WlLL M SOLD, Mt Rid ,'Er. on ne Pc mot
" .'sir,,I. ~ Tur-dny, tie 18Th q y 4 A"tcf,
'-ft S1O.nEO ock.nIhnm County tonp.n
Bands. II Il = ct, VI .r tohn ~ D~hVtNr.jkT a CO,
a. Iih on ", -'dn, h. 18th q; Mach. i'ot,
s.GC 80 - .,," rI.lI I. n "a ff"'D yohr- h't'f dav-,
- iul.ic. rc.:h.- ..f ssI'y ~ the rate o. tt per
wM. REBEL.
l. aGSCN, c,r.,rs
W RICHARDSON,
GIJ L AKA,
uh OIL ih".i
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-10

NEW YORK, Dec. I've have TODAY
some additional items from rebel sources.
how the fright at 6herman's approach to
the sea coast Is spreading in Georgia and
South Caroline. ALI the officials, civil and
military, have issued fierce and feyerish
prociamations callingson every male, old
and young, able to shoulder y musket to
1mmejiately report for duty.
The Mayors Of Savannah and Charleston
- we'll - the rebel army officers COM
mauding in those places, have issued be-
fore their already terrified communities.
documents Of this character, probably by
this adding considerably 70 the panic.
COY. Brown, OF Georgia, has issued three
more proclamations on Toe crisis, but in
Charleston, according to the Republican. of
that city, even these stirring papers do not
bring out the citizens, for it appears a mil
itary guard has 70 60 around the town and
drag them. out Of their hiding pisces.
Gen. Dick Taylor has been assigned to
the command Of al the Alabama and
Georgia reserves, with headquarters q:
Savannah.
The Macon Telegraph, Of Nov. 18th, says
that Sherman's situation ID daily growing
more precarious, and We may confidently
hope for bis complete overthrow and de.
struction. The Central road 10 said to be
entirely destroyed between Griswoldville
and Mcintyre.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-10

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-.The Heralds WASH
ington special says: IL addition to the adj
mission OF the Richmond papers Of the 5.h
inst. that Gen. Sherman's alain army had
reached Millen, the authorities here have
Information OF unquestionable reality that
main army had ALREADY uussed
Millen without battle and without the ex !.
penditure of any ammu milton except wha.
was used in the two or three skirmishes of
already reported having
passed Millen.
There is no opportunity for rebe. force
to interrupt his march to the coast, for
which be originally set our. and the
supplies and mails ter him will arrive ST.
The complete success OF
Sherman's great enterprise is now beyond
= doubt, and it has been demonstrated that
all the remains OF the rebellion are con-
fned in the armies Of Hood and Lee. both
Of which viii! soon be rendered powe-iess.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-10

SLAVERY IN KENTUCKY.-It il n fact
which cannot be controverted that slaverv
as an institution, Is dead .'cock in tke
pitt in this State. There can be no diaa.
greement as to why 1t is SO. The traitor
who undertook to destroy the government.
and precipitated the civil war upon us
JEFF. Davis, Yancey, Rhett and COMPANY
ARE the greatest abolitionists Of the day.
Upon them and their supporters and avn.
pathizers is the responsibility Of destroy.
ngslavery. All must agree to the fact
The question with Kentucky should now
be, how can the State get rid Of the burd.n
OF the cead institution in the safest and
best manner, and with the least delay? II
We wait for the amendment Of the State
constitution it will take until 1870. Bot bv
amending the Constitution of the United
States-the supreme ldW Of the land-tho
end can be reached much sooner. The next
Legislature can require the members Of
congress to vote for that amendment. and
tne,f votes will carryit through Congress,
anu the question will then be submitted to
the states for their approval or rejection.
AND II approved, by the 4th Of July, 1866.
slavery or involuntary servitude, except
Tor crime, will not be known in tho United
States.
II the Legislature of Kentucky will do
this. we think it probable Congress will re-
munera!e all loyal shareholders in this
State.-Frnnkfort Commonwealth.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-10


HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF rHE PoroMAC.
pee. ga flag OF truce appeared yesterday
IN front Of the ID division OF the "a Corps.
leaving Dispatches addressed to Generals
Gregg, Humphrey, and Foster. The fiag
was brought toy Captain. u LIST, I'd and Sd
Lieuts., and Sergeant, all staff officers
The despatch was received aud forwarded
as directed. The nature OF the dispatch has
not TRANSFERRED. nor is it known what an
swer was returned, il any.
Picket firing is still KEEP, up in the vicin-
NY OF Fort Hill, but not so persistently as
Formerly. A member Of the 39th n. J. re-
x'nent was shot through the head yester-
Gay Whine sitting IN his tent, half a mile in
the rear OF our line. Casualties occur there
almost DAILY The most positive orders
have been issued against any intercourse
with the enemy on any pre,encs whatever.
ana particularly against exchanging pa.
pors. Men along the line have orders to
snoot any one attempting 10 pass outside
the PICKET (SigAed)
w. d. MCGRE0oR.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-10

DETROIT, Dec. 7.-Information of the
most positive character that q raid UNION
TINS city Is being organized by rebel refu-
gees In Canada, has been received bv the
civil and military authorities here. Col.
Hin, military commander, in a note to
Mayor Parker, published this morning. re-.
Ssommenos that Immediate measures be ia
lltla Tor local protection. A large number
OF special policemen have been enroled.
ana active measures are otherwise beinr
taken to protect the CITY.