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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

L,uisinra nearly 10, uGI ARKANSAS in fair
way so l.p rrc,ytrsd. ard Prise, i. is known, Is
"biling his i,tIn' for = telling hl0w io7 Tho
dissnt.I j. l,l Jrt If h- .wn Stats.
!, !a.i accounts Gtrcral Steele WAS at L't-
,!c Rock. he, ~ c1haus;al IL strength as to
hayo l.tt!e power to harm.
SHERMAN rUhNisuING u1GD WITH LEAD.
GcnerEl Cheatham las ordered the men OF
his division (Which ID before Atlants) to pay
particular attention to ihs collection OF bull
!c.s while not especially engaged in "distribu-
ting them. Tho grcund in their front has
been ptrswn with them by the enemy. A few
laga agu, Company b. 2I Georgia bsttaliOn,
sha-Yshoctcrs, while On picket collected, in
four beurs, within space of two hundred
yards square, three hundred pounds of lead,
in tho Ghape of about three Thousand minnie
bella and picocs rf.m lille sholl md solid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
MILITARY Prison,
Inhnsnn,a Island, August 2, lo04.

JOnnE0n IblHluI kfuBubt = 80
Mr.. VIM. G. Paine, Of Kent, Paine Co.,
Richmond, Va-Will you be kind enough to
make arrangements with some person 6E firm
North through whom may obtain clothing
and funds. Confer with my uncle in Lynch
burg, Va. I have not heard from homo since
e2i January. Please answer through New
York News as soon IS practicable.
George Baxter McCorkle, Prisoner of War
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
Princess Anne G. IT,, Va,

Nugusl :. ItUF. J
TO William w. Old, Richmond, Va.--WO
have seen yonr personal in the New York
Daily News, but nc date. We are happy TO
Lear from you. And say in reply TINT God has
heen pleased to bless Inc, your dear mother,
brothers and eistelH with good health. Mar
garet has had eight cases Of small pox; no
deaths. All Of your relations ore well. No
doaths since you left homo. Kelar il yet Il
prisoner at Point Lookout. Ke1ar W. O'd
and Lieutenant f. NJ. Whitehrrst are also
prisoners and we'll. anl constant reader
Of ths Daily News, ard any persnnG through
that paper will bossoen. All JOIN me in much
love 10 you. remain yorr atit tctinnste faith
er, Jonathan W. Old.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
washington City. August G. lGs

Washington City, august q, T6'1.
Mrs A. Pyno Chandler, Caroline county.
ard Mrs. s. Henderson White, iialilur Court
Hluse, Na.-Dear Cousins: We have heard
nothing from you since Cousin P.'h letter,
March y, and feel most anxious. about you
since those dreadful battles in Caroline. The
family here nre all well and desire much love
to you and other cousins. Will write in
n fsU davs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

Point Lookout, Mid, August T.. lSol.
10 Miss l.. j. M1sley, Po~hatan county
Vn--I.jout. n. S. Mcsloy IL at Fort pola-
ware; was wounded five times, oil slightly; is
right woll at present, received letter IRON
him dated August 9Th. Jacob S. Allen.
Gomuany F. l2ih \ G.. Inf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
Washington tity, August -, Isl

To o. K. H., Richmond, .Ea.-L0uis has
been with us until tho first July; IL Tow in
Philadclphis, and we'll; he has written Yoa
nsveral times; will write again rann. WI!
you please ascertain the whereabouts Cf iIen
ry McC. have written him timo and again,
but as yet no answers. We have 10: heard
from him for year. Should you eco him,
tell him We are we'll, and to write Immediate
ly and relieve our anxiety. saw your moth
nr yesterday; she was we'll and in good spi-
,its; the family are also well, send love to you.
They have writton you reconuy via flag Of
truce. Accept many thanks for the interest
shown Louis, q kindness rhat will always DO
b. nbprecinted by his sister f. MCC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
Nnria,k. Eo Aupuss e. lSG

NOrloik, Va, August {, l5b4.
TO B. F. Ship, company G, 10th Virginia
regiment Y Tolunteorsl II received your COM
munica,i On through New York Daily News 'i
June 10, and was glad to hear from you, but
was very sorry to hesT that you and your
brother we're wounded. We arc al. we'll at
present Oolpy NJ. SndlpleJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

Near Ownesboro, Ky, Augus,1. 1864.
To Mrs X V. Argyle and Mrs. Il ". rgraer,
Richmond. William A. Turner III Ht Fort oela-
,yaro. 10 wgs unwbl when last heard from, but
ioilroviug Have furnished him with money.
xui will continue to do SO. Have written yon
lni., .i,.co ..:S cap,uGa b, Gag CT rnco
John r. hrpvla
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

ll1H"ru, august 70, IoOf.
uooreo w. Mcguire, near Richmond, Va
I'm wall, and still living in Baltimore, work.
inr 1t tho old pa3o. Was married on the 81
Of jan. nsf and reside up town. Sisters we'll
also. Write me through flag Of truco with
usual ,iir1ctiJrs Brother John Francis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

Washington, August Ii, lSGl.
Mr.. z. W. Ross, Richmond, Va.-Iriorma-
ton is wanted concerning Major Francis
P:uyD, Seventh New York Heavy Artillery,
who was taken prisoner before Petersburg, Cd
Or about the 10Th day Of June. lS64.
Ford" D., A.. i Co.
Reply through New York Daily Nuws.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
CuEsaPE6EA HuePITAL.
E,rt-c.-a Mamma AuuustQ 1874


F1rtT.5s Monroe, August Q, 1864.
Captain Walter l.. Hullhen, Confederate
Satos Army General Lomax'S staff, was we'll
and unhurt On tho o2i day OF July, when l
was captured. Very respectfully,
E. NJ. Ware, Lieut.. c. 8. A
Mira. Sophia Guggenhcimer, Broad Street,
Richmond, FG.-Como over as aoOn as you can
gc. ready. We will bo glad to 500 you, and
do all we can for you. Inform all our rela-
tives that We nrs nil well. We send love 70
all. Alfratonhtely. your brother, II. r.
Nathan A. Mye:s Richmond, Virginia.
Raceivad e latteS por ilss Of truco, written in
Junc haVa not heard Of you since. Wo arc
all wcll. Brother L. hos written two let
tore 1f Importance II you; lst us know if you
received them. Annwor through Richmond
papers, requesting Nav York News to copy.
Adline Truehart.
For Edward c. Huntl-y, Richmond, Va
Dosr Brother: Letter received; was g lad to
hear you and Tommy were we'll anl content
cd. i nj wrote y1u us per directions~ Mo-
ther i- With ne this summer; all are well.
have wriston to Nashville; gls1 to you.
Brother jack
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
Fort Delaware. Delaware.
Portsmouth,, Va, August :. lSU4.

Portsmouth, Va, Angus, :, lSU4.
TO Mr.. James +. Watson, from his :ntle-
nn,l wite--We nll hars seen both Of your Peg
sunuls in the New York Daily News. and We
ure delighted to hear that you ara ELL well, for
We lmVs been very anxious about you all.
nrn we'll and at work: Give my love to Joseph
Anil to John, and 10 William and his wiic
nnd accept large portion for yourself. Write
snon by flag Of truce. also through th6 Daily
News Dear james, it was with pleasure
read your Personal, and received the good
nows that you and all were well; the children
end myself, and all Of fathers family ara
we'll; oil join me in love TO you. and Joseph,
ard John, and William, and Puss. Mother
eaya, tell William to writo her by llsg ot
trlre, also through Tho Daily News. Mr..
Onodaon and Stump ara wsli, and send thcit
Iowa to you all Mr.. Goodson is dead; he died
the last Of June. have written peversl timea
by flag Of truce. Truly and devotedly, your
father, James j. Watson,
Wife, Margaret E. 81. Watson.
Please let ME know if over ycu hear fr0u,
ar unp ,l61rpO Bland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
Newark, n. j., August ., loGi.

Newark. n. j.. August >, IoGl.
TO George j. Herring, Richmond. Va
Lieut. Charles II. DsrracOtt is q prisoner Of
w.r It Fort Delaware; is IN good haalth. EH,
,sants bAve b,er and will b. cared for. Capt.
N. A. S:ufdirnut is ulso IL FJrt Delaware and
well.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
Now Orleans, Angus, q. ISCI.

Now Orleans, August u, leG1.
JJhn d. Murrell, Madison county, Miss.-l
wonld like to know where you are. Was tod
you were wounded at FicksburS. Let mo
know your address aa soon as possible. An
s.ser through New York Daily News.
,lnmes f.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
Washington CITY, Ang. q, lo6

George W. Lswis. Esq, Of Westmoralard
county, Va and Lieut.. Henry L5w>, g. s. N.
Your uncle. VIM. 4. Miller, died at bis resi-
dence, on Tuesday evening, Angus, :, after e
short illness. lIe was inferred i'll Mount OH
vet (Catholic) Cemetery. His sisters IRE
much afflicted. but well, aud are staying with
the dhctOY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
PER SONAI.S C"HriN,'En.

To j y. F., Richmon!. Val arrived sait;
found ali folks we'll Father U,,s SICK, hGS is,
we'll now, with brothers and ristcr5. uncle
Charles s'vory anxious t. l,av6 uLcle William
hero from Augusta. Eai!l.
Nav York. .saug IL lSGI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

August 6tb, Isb4:
Sereeants W. b. &. and VIM. Henry E.,
and Licut. W. j. B., Of Utterbach'a Battery,
Posgue's Battalion.-IIave seen in Daily News
your personal of June S:h; since have heard
of you through former member of your COM
many, now a prisoner, up to about July 25th.
Glad to hear of your good health. Relations
und friends all we'll. Had letter yesterday
from Carter NJ. L.; he was we'll. Wrote TO
Harry Last week by asg of truce. God bless
you all, and have you in His conetant keep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
Point puOkout, Md, Aug j., 1854

Point poOkout. Md, Aug j., lSG4
TO Miss l.. j. Mosely, Powbatan county,
Vn-Iieus. N. S. Moseiy is ut Fort Dsla-
ware; wounded ive tinos, oil slightly; is right
we'll ut present; received n letter IRON him
dated August jsh. Jacob 5. Allon,
c.. la.h N C. Infantry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
Braniord, Conn, Aug. 8, 1864.

BFN1IOfu, CUun., NuR. o. IoV7.
Mr.. j. Henry A. Lownes, Petersburg. Vs.
Your favor Of 18th ult, also your persopsl
through the Daily News announcing the sad
Intelligence of my brothers. death, are re-
ceived. With heart filled with grief it is q
great consolation 10 know that in his last mo-
ments no was surrounded by kind friends, to
whom I cfIer my heartfelt thanks. VIII the
Rev. Mr.. Platt write particulars OF brothers.
lost hours. Charlotte y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
Sc. Louis, Aug. lU, IsG4.

Sc. Lnulf, Aug. IVr ItUf.
S. Hoffman,, Liberty, Ea.-iour son. G. c.
Hoffman, is prisoner at Comp Chase, and
has had oil necessary attention. lie is we'll
Received yours by fig Ct truce, and rcpli ed
by same. Brother nnd myself are we'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
NeS Orlraup, Aupu-, i, leG4.

NcW UfIFHhF, august o, IcO4.
John D. MufreiI, Madison Co., Miss.-I
would like to know whcreyou are. Was tod
you were wounded at Flcksburg. Let me
know your addroas ~ soon I'D possible. An
swcr through New York Daily News.
loo T. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
Baltimore, July ~, le

BaItlmUft, 0uIy ., IO01'
ToJ.H II. Hutekirs, Richmond, Fa:'-Yonr
CON, J. IL. Hutchins, Jr., who was taken rr!-
ronsr Of war in tue battle Of May ~, died Ok
% dissass at Fort Delaware. On the 9Th Of July.
His wants we're supplied by his relatives IN
Baltimore. In tho last letter we rsceirsd
from him, in speaking of his mother, he said,
"a God bless her; Hy and let her know where
Lamp j. C.S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

10 hontreal.-hlanY thanks tor your KIND
mu mach joy; forgivs old forget i'd u good
inD:tc | am assured Of your truth; it was
AL ii;.ss fabrication what heard CT You, and
did not heicve it, Clara sends love. have
written in ansgaT to yours. Adieu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

To Philip Hughes, Houston, Texas.-Iuior-
p.ntan wanlnd Of John and Thomas McCabc,
f,rmarly cf Houston, Texas. John is in the
Southern army. tho whereabouts Of Thomas
Gcr unkarIn.
Ii you can gi7s INC suy information Of my
rwo brcti.sr., and how | can correspond with
them. you will confer lasting ibvor on an
ANXIOUS sister.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

To Bessie. Wiiowdslo. Arrived here saia
soma ten days ago have written you IL Eumher
ot timsa Had per4onHl in New York Daily
News for SIX weeks; also wrote you hy r-g ct
truce, but can hear nothing. Please aIsTer ,hio.
requesting New Ycgk Daily News 10 copy. Have
You received my letters, etc My health ~ good
and sm hopeful. James is still ut M, and
is well please inform bis tfionds. received
letter fram o,r friend Jno. T. S ---. dated the
eth OF May. Write Is betora directed,
Aupus, 10, lSGI Guy Daarne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

Nort0lk, Va, Aug. ., Is6I.
Mr. G. A. Davis, Main street, Richmond,
Va.-We have recently heard from you.-
Glad to learn that all vera well, and that bro
ther LIS wound was slight. l am happy to
1slieve your mind in regard to pn'a health
H5 has 30 fur recovered as to be able to walk
out. We feel deeply grateful 10 God for hia
restoration to health. The rest lre we'll. Had
a letter from Y. a few weeks agc; he wac alao
woll. Our love to all. Reply through N: Y.
Daily News. Sister Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

Disi-at BlIlslon Spa, New York, u. the
residence OF Mrs. l. Booth, on Saturday morn
ing, August t, l.udoro N. Bishop, aged q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

Tho friends and relatives Of Marius Gillian
aro Informed that he departed this life on
tho evening Of the 2Oth Of July at s O'Clock at
Point :okuut, Md. IIo has loft awill in pos
srsiul, OF Eis wife, who will settle his estate as
sloa ms practicable. Juao's letter was re-
csivel, \ are we'll. s. 3. W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
Point Lnokoat. Md. Aug. I, !

Point Lookout, Md, Aug. I, 1854.
Sergsent John Daniel Shearin, of company
B. 18Th North Carolina Infantry, captured At
Spotsylvania Court House, is now at Point
LOOKOUT Nd, and well.
20 Captain W. G. Coleman, G. 3. a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

Information wanted of Charley ". Fitct,
Twenty fourth Now York Battery. taken phi
soner at plymouth, N. o., April 90, and sup
posed TO DO in Andersonville, Gu. Any IL
formation relative TO his whereabouts and
condition will be most thankfully received by
his anxious mother. All The family are in
ryl health. Arc the Battery hoya all we'll
Emmy Fitch, Perry, N. y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

Myss!t, sisier Garry. brother Henry hnd Jacob
havo written to yon very often bnt have not yet re-
cevod sirge letter iIom you Ws<eceived broth.
rr Isascs lsiter dated Juns %; were very glad to
hear that you were Mi we'll especially from broth
rr Morris, Cousin Kate and Herman have arrived
ssoiy in New York and joined Ahe We have
not ye; rrru;,>,d kste's letter We srs all very
anxious to hear from yorl, and kopn very soon to
sec you and dear Fiofa with us. Little Charley
is grlling vary interesting Ny love to cousin
Jacob OIL hope llc is doing well we are all
we'll snd doing well. Let It's hear from you
through Richmond parers and New York Daily
News Immediately. Af:ciionately, yourson,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

VIM u Ellis, Augusta, Gal am an1ionsly
expecting lutter, etc. from you. / have writ.
ten several times. by flag of truce and otherwise.
Advertise through R;chlnund Enquirer and New
Yok Daily News when your write. AIN very
well III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

To Doot Frank Sorrel, Medical Department.
Richmond, Vs.-Can you toll me anything
about Tod Robinson, Jr., late OF California!
Ascertain through Major II. Thornton: AS
certain also the whereabouts OF G: ard =. Git
tenden. 'Allis" is very anxious about george.
Whers is he? Robert II. Rhodes, Sergeant
Major of 18th N. C. infantry, Is hiao inquired
after. Do reply, either by nag Ct truce to
Allie. or through Nrw York Nova.
Baltimore, Aua >. 1904. Nj. W. h.
l.uw York, August 8. 1864.
To George il. Ingraham, Esq, Charleston,
8, C,-Plense inform mother / have been pa-
rolled on account of my heslth and am low
much better. I 20 to Cousin Lizzie's soon.
Have written by flag Of truce. Received
three letters lately. Love to all. Eddie"
70 Al. q. M, Society HUI, s. CD. With
erspoon Evans, of 4th South Carolina Cavalry,
is prisoner at Point Lookout, Md. LIE ID
we'll, and bis wants have been attended To-
All we'll. +. Y.
William B.. Stokes, osre Provost Marshal
st Richmond. Your mother, who has not
heard from you for long time, ID ANXIOUS 70
to know if you srs we'll. She, your aunt anu
cousins send their love, and would like to
hear from you as fully ss possible through the
New York Daily NoTs, to your cousin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

10 ", It. p, Of Virginih.--Address Miss
Msrion Harvey, Pembroke, Christian Co., Ky,
care OF e. a. Lindsay, Principal of Salubria
NcIianY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

70 NJ. G. NJ, Sociotg liil. 5 CD. WIKI
.erspoou Evans, Of Fourth ). G. cavalry, is
prisoner at PJips Lookout, sid. lie is well.
and hiaNwants have been attended ID. All
web -: - = -, T. T..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

10 Samnol 5. Cook, Snow Creek, Franklin
County, Va.-Lens. VIM. A. Dawson, 9th
Virgins. Infantry, is q prisoner Of war at
Fort Delaware; was severely wounded and
cHpturad 18th May. Is now we'll and in cor
respondcnce with friends. Would like to
hear how nll are ut home. Reply through
Richmond Enquirer and New York Daily
Nnws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

To Zaldock Miller, Newherrv C. n s. c.
Daar Father: -FOUR personal Cf July Is has becm
,gceiyed. Please answer by Same Eaarce SuG
vrite by tag OF truco direct to Port Richmond
Staten Island, N. y. | am siill NJ Uncle Chn.'a.
All .rs we'll Allen H. Miller
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

Information wanted OF josiah Bsnhaw Of ccm-
pany ID. sixty-lrst Pennsylvania volunteers, " ho
,.ns wounded in The Wilderness, sna When stt
heard ;rcm Was in The hospital II. Fredericksburg.
Va Any information concerning him will bo
thankfully received by his snIions mother and
f.;anSs John D. Trimmer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
P;iron Camp, Point LookaHt, |


r. Ms 4. u. CLanihi.sr--l SIN well, AID
have written to yon very 1lten. Write to no
WrrhIY. I. j. Y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

Sunbury, Aug :, 1864.
Ma. G.. W7ran wishes Mr.. P. G. N. to
inquire nj L7nchhurg if L;eat. Charles j..
Peasants is there prisoner.
Mrs. Chas. Peasants.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

iFco.n ti.o n. \. News OF Aug. 10th to Aug.
10th, inclusive
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
U. s. Military Prison, JohLson's Island,

August 3, lSG4.
will furnish any Fedora! PRISONER il Gc"r-
gia or Alsbana in current fund.- for IL like
favor to no hero. Satisfactory re(erencos
given in Now York Of faithful performance oi
contract. Address VI. I. SlHton,
Major - Ia ree't Ala inf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

Rev. j. B. Taylor, D. D.--Mrs. Sarah I. }.
died last December, also Charlie Luther ard
lIennie Ashburn, same wesk. All the fami-
lies arc we'll Anxious 1" hear Of the safety
Of Dr.. j. and his brother also Of X. Il. w.
and j. f. 8. Love TO friends in Anderson
District and St. Peters Parish. Please write
thesesfacts to W. j. Stafford, Robeftviile, 4. @.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

Proposition bys Rahol. Any pcrron having
ruiu:ivea OF friends in prison at Anderson,
Georgia, aud will furnish pie with clothing,
n,oEey, or provisions, vii! have their rria
tives or friends equivslentiy furnished from
hons, ss my parents live near that place
SbanlI any one accsdo to tLs proposition:
they will please lot me hear from them irpme
diately, al both their friends end my situation
NAV bs made moro comfortable thereby
Alao rend me- tho names, companies and regi-
mtnts of tLcir friends. My address,
Lient. Robert Chil2s.
Prisoner of war, DivisiOn Twenty-Five,
Fort Delaware n,lawnrn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

Mrs. John N. Farris, Huntsville, Ala
William WAS we'll when heard from 5th hMay;
anxious, not having heard from home fer over
six months. Pray answer tho sGmc way.
llalcu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

To James A. N-O.-l have seer, yoar
communicable in tho New York Daily Meas.
|. am we'll. AuLry is in perfect health AID
grows finely. Heard from you through lister
Ann three times Continro 10 communicate.
Emily c. N--u.
Baltimore, August u, 1851.
Reuben Rsglshd, Petersburg. Va Your
friends are all we'll. Please let mine know
you have heard from mo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

Chicago. Aug. 10, 1861.
TO II. j. Brother, Major in General Jack
fon's cugulry, Army Of Tennesues Atlanta.
and relations oil we'll. Please
advise them through Now York Daily News Of
your aafnty ,Sr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

To II. W, j., Co. d, 18Th Virginia Infnntry-
Y-ur family ia wcll ainu The families Of Marion
md Sn. c. il well, Answer through the New
York Daily NAw4 aud Constitutional Union.
August I. i-tii II. E. j.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

Now LCnd,u, Cunh.. Aug. IL, 1864.
Mrs. Camp, CoEington, Ga, Or Jimmie. at
General Long'trost's Headquarters our
friends arc Ill well. Iour son Charley is O
prisoner cf wur. %. II. OH Division, PJint
Lookout, Md. lie is we'll and will be provided
!Jr hy ls friends. | received 6 lotor from
him this week. Sarah A. Brown.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

John Msyrsnt Smith has not been heard
from for more than year. Any one having
information concerning him will greatly obllge
his anxious mother, hy communicating it
through the Richmond Enquirer, or by flag of
trucs.
Address Mary M. Las, No. IS N. Charles
street, Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26
New York. 18th August.

New 1OTE. IJlu AuSueti JCOf.
To George Dunn & Company, Richmond,
Fa.-Yaur personals Of 2lst and ODD of juno
received. Wife ard SELF were captured on
our return 10 Richmond on the Potomac, and
paroled to proceed North Of Phlcdslphia dur
ing the wars Mrs. u. ind fumily all we'll
Cash rot yet to hand: send du plicatc. and
more, if possible. Gnd to loRrn newa COZ
vsyed in personal. can SEQ Donaldson here,
but will require t2O. If you have got Drys-
dale's fi0, send it, nc he much requires it
All Babcock's and IIAlpin's frioni4 we'll
Write to Bourne, and by personals frequently
and fully. All well. Vim. Gtllatly.
j. III. W., Richmond, Va.-liaye seen your
notice in the News. We aro AL we'll he"e.-
Write soon. Ferdinand.
Chicago, August IL. 1864.
Mrs. John n. Farrip, IIuhtsyl!le, Ala
William WAS we'll when heard from 5th May