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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07
TO TIE PRESS OF THE SOUTHERN
CONFEDERACY.
RlcnHoNp. Va, October 6

RICHMOND, Va, October 6. 1861
Gentlemsn-Bsosus OF tie dissatisfaction
generally existing with the Geographic news
IF the .Southern Press Association" and the
unnecessarily heavy expenditures thereby en-
sai!ed ca .tE0 prcprietcrs Of tho yali)us news
caIers, four of the dsilg press of this city
the Enquirer" Sentinel" Examiner" and
'Dispatch"-have dissolved their connection
with the same end formed mutual Benefit
Press Aseooiation," 10 which they invite their
brethren CT the Southern press to join them.
Tie plan of this new organization is de-
signed to be an economical one; and as its
members ara to be the NEws RkroRrIRs, its
reports hrr expected to b, not only reliable,
bat unercum ben cd with useless verblsge and
unimportant intelligence.
By the request Of cur Directory, | have
opened correspondence with Dr.. W. 5. Nor
Rrs, the President of the Sruthera Telegraph
Company, e. to what will 10 the charges
made against the members Of this Association
for "n.scs ouer the acires;;" and with his usual
uromptness. az we'll as libernlity to the Press.
he responds, that "of tcr this month wiH send
all Press communications, sch>reuer thy may
emanote on our lines to any Editor or Proprt-
stor Of a. Daily Paper. intended for Publlca
tion on oar Ines. at hat The usuat rates"
THUS It will be seen, that while the entire
press Of the South is put upon tho same foot
irg by Dr. Morris, as regards sri7e rent, tie
! "Mutual Association" viii be enabled to save
the enormous expense Of travelling cents
| reporters, horees, circular printing, and Other
| incidrntala, which form part and parcel CT the
.;umbrcps machine which all have heretofore
! sustained
TIE press Of Richmond, IS a CONT: button t;
| the eenersl cause. have appointed al lntaIl'eenf
enerc tic and erient SCENT at their oion expense
to collect { ficiu and Ctber news for them, An IN
tel,gitla psis Of which he will send regular
~ 10 all mt ,nhtr, of this Association wi:hCu
| charge ftT Ii, lsbors.
! In lie whsrs two or more papers are Pub
lished, the editors can readily appoint one O.
tasr unbsr to receive and fer ward Lews-and
,hy tie entire AS -ocision csn work hsrmon;
| ousIy ara economically ard It the SINE time
| relieve ihs telegraph wires (Which Srs tf.er
hta'i!y pressed with Government wtrk) of I
| a,as; quantity Ct super huous lshor.
Having thus briefly stated the otl:et OF I'M
Lew a s7cia ion, ara tie Ha,0Ds wlich Rctua
ted it, trgsnzatop we now cordia ly invite on
brethren Of the P,ess t rough6ut The Souher
Con.e dsrscy to join ur, assuring them that W
- in spars no Sffois to make II VIA it purptr-s T.
DE-. ..Nu,ual Bsn..ft Press association
| veIy rep. c fuzzy,
j. W. LLwELLEN,
President Mutual benti: Press Association.
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TO 1HE MEMBERS OF THE PRESS.

THE MEMBERS OF THE PRESS.
s Tho members Of the Press" throughout
the ConIsdersoy will find in another column 8
con munication from the President Of the
Mutual Benefit Press Association" showing
tina. er, engements have now been completed
for supplying Ne press with foil ard oorrec,
telegrsrhio rews, Of prices which cannot fail
to mos, tae appreciation Of all interested in
II. meter. Nothing now rsmaina bu. for
tho press throughout the Confsdsracy to enter
fully into the arrangements now 80 SUSPICIOUS
" begun, ard the whole system oficrvarding
and receiving tslsgrsphic news will be carried
forward in . manner truly o.sdisable to thoee
engaged in it, and with important beneficial
results to the public OF largs. Come forward,
then, gentlemen Of the press, end mako the
records tbs telegraph what they should ever
be --isssb, reliable, unamtiguous.
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rfs hs ,,sr,,,s,: H. rssay1l to bar friends, %
Eor os;h fri saeartss esctri:t sos her istnfs
s' "Th b Letters Of hfiss Brysht aud Miss day
Gala lin he published to WORN thoughtful Pc
80. nd teachers, whether Christians or not,
IS The fearful downward course Of tho youth
oe our State, when educated girls, Of respecta-
hio nnrents, writo such letters, and express
svmps,by with outlaws. thieves and muir
,ierers, more deg, u led tbaa the savagsa, who
murder tho Inhabitants OF our frontier settle
nlents. by command ct
"M!I. GsN. Ro:EcsANs.
u. F. BENNETT, A. A. G."
The letters in question ore publ'shoo Win
the order.
U;r, IN ono of the lotters "that roars SO
land and ,hunders in the Index :"
MARSHALL, SALINE Co
August 2. 1861. !
Nh Cen S,ceei N.nte Give a careless
s!suce ct tie heading of ny letter, and yIu
will Perceive that am in my precious Id
county, and 81 j,yin9 myself moro than words
o. r en-, con till. have enjoyed myself, but
brother has to leave 10 morrow, and then We
have 30 more pleasure. It was reported tho
i,gshwhackers were coming to town last night,
and you never saw suchsrunning in your life
among the Feds. neg-oes and Union people.
There were only three men in Marshsll.-
DON'T you think We ladies had q pleasant
i'm. received long and dear letter from
Lou. NJ. She is well, and enjoying herself
very we'll. She will be in Bonneville this
week. Don't you wish you could see her old
r;bsl self? l d.. While write you can
hear the distant roar of some cannon that Is
bringing some poor - to his long and mar"
row hcms. $50 mote it be-" It is in tho di>
rection IF Glasgow. If you SEQ the bush-
~hackors, give them my nevor-dying love,
and coy to tho m, "God bless them and all th.ls
wise undertakings"
This man Rosocrans was gentleman when
this war began; his treatment of the eticers
and men captured at Rich Mountain won the
respect ard admiration Of the captured men,
but tho conduct Ct gentleman. and the de-
cent laws OF Lumsnity, are Ect within Lin.
coins system ct suhugstion. The man that
could deliberately write, AMI over his name
publish the above gross outrage to a defencsless
woman, is brutal, eoward'y tyrant; unfit to
command soldiers, and the peer only Of Butler,
Turtll.n and MeNcil. The letter of Miss
Bryant conveys nothing that lady might
not writo, and its sentiments orc those OF
every bravo aad loyal woman IF the South.
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GEN, RosEcRANs AND CONFEDERATE
LADIES.

GEN. RosEcRANs AND CONFEDERATE
LADIES.
General Rosecrsns hos issusd tho following
order
CUP ass DxrARrx,NT OF MIssoua1,l
~ St. Louis, No., sept, Is, 1864. !
ESPECIAL ORDERS, No. 25o.
"Ths papers in the case Of Miss Suo Ri.
Bryan., Of Bonneville, show that sho wrote
letter sending her lever dying love to the
busbwhaokers, and prayed GID TO bless them
in I'LL their undertakings. That she subse-
queutly denied under oath having Gpy sym
ps,hy for than. That from her frionds' let
,ers in her behalf she had evidently persuaded
tl;m to believe she was arrested merely for
a-irs sad displaying eolors which were
ueant TO proclaim her an enemy of her State
and country, which she must have known to
be untrue
"Thet she moreover a1oved her will to givo
aid and comfort to the enemies Of tae State
and country in which she Was reared, and
watch protects her parents and hereelf. She
il, therefore, unworthy Of credenos. or to re-
SIDE il the country. But. in consideration OF
her youth. sex, and the worth Of her friends,
who wiah TO save her from ruin, on tho high
road t. which the has 60 evidently and early
eusered, tho Commanding General directs that
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PEhSON ALB.
United States Papers Requested 10 Copy

DEMONSTRATIONS BETWEEN THE NoRTA AND SoUTa.
Din. .< sr,tia troubles the Rioa.osp Esau'HkS sT,
b,a medium through II. to per'o' ono Ella
ayS mIrr,a6ou TIE charge for insertss P7'ona' for
n, tinted States roR be Too Dollar, for each ins1tion q
ytt iirs or ,s hich pnvs for pnbhhn8 an aHsrr rom
rs y,r.L ntrn r,c,psd We could dduiss that all NOTICES
,lOyd b. a-er,td IRE times making more etTtam "
r.aeLinz thk LaEty.
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I,E:ahf. EuT}EjE,

. r;ss.t,,a q .,i, ss:s: SCI: {, s.: :is;s'. fS,cst
y Of baiss toabis s*I'' IA ssaS=s, 'a' IN e'' o.
T},sts:s Il a. Vim. Coz, r1a E.s:s s., si!c, Jsne.
nfioton and os.hs lac hi. VIE sally fsrkios feteI
Porfins, coleman Hancock, aud nhoda, bib via, sno
Vim. ailuer AID Harriet. his "Eo' p'h'n"n''
VIM Iins, Polly Yarcss. George Bailey and Lucy, h!'
wife:
The obec. OF h, suit .e..s decree for the Fale
a, tract Of land Of which died seized IN
the county Ct Halifax In ORDER 10 os,on OF 1e pal
heirs II s,nesrrg by satisfactory evidence shst
iliam Peri ms Polly fariets .nd ss9rss ss s.s;
." yrni, Il /. ordered that they appear here xna pro
trt bsr iu,rr.-ts this suit. within one non "ue
pubiasiop Il ets"f AMI that copy 81 ins oL"e ~ ,
serted in tie Richmond Enquirer, once week io' lu
aggressive wr"ts and os-u 3; the mont &c OF OF ne
house Of couay, the fst day OF the NEXT County
e0o'' S''-''' JAMES D. CLAY. Clerk.
THos J. GRswH. q. .s-N
VI hI>IA-Tow ~ rules held In III, c'!rsa onc, {,
# u0lA. cosusy court, on Monday. the e'h Day o.
wIpI.w 'p.ose AID :a,han R. Dance, plaintiffs,
against
iuh!ch said R'ch;Id and ucy are Infants, under the
age 9sears) Henry Carlton and Jane, b, s.fs 10y!
msrly Jane Dance ,u,v,v., aeienoAn''
The object Ills suit 10 obis decree TO divise the
lard. n which tt Dance tie elder, died seq d. 10
the equity Of Has between hs heirs, the plaintiffs and
defend Its 1t ape riig by satisfactory evidence that
OnthA Inc A. Ora Ia resident OF Erglnia out now
lvlug with the I'm, my In hsnswhs county,
Virginia. IL ordered that The appear hefe and pro-
her Interest In this suit whn month after due publ
Cation ther and that copy OF this order be Inserted
In the Richmond Ell r week fer four successive
r.rks hni tie rart door t the court house OF
this county on the 8rst y 'f,he next county court
! Aclp:-tes!e:
JAMES D. CLAY, Clerk
| TYos 7 Gsr..p seS wiw
NTIE MIA TO WIT: ~ ruea frd in :Lr Gle X Of
hre OF the crcuit r the county Ct CupsPer,
| on the Grit Monday 10 $50 TENDER, ;shf-
BeoIBm NJ. fhncoy, lI=cLtT {! :unn J. fere:F, 90
ces ed plaiEtii.
a.1iI.t ~ -,
| Su.aa ssrtnn Sally Wigs lnten Win yanery. John
| N. Hitcleil Mary Sitrc T, SAL YAM ~, EdrMd
Ysnee7, ObnrIes Y sncsy. Con Ia Y.ncsy. Fhm'pi<
| wggi tor, Jssepn d. Br'~p. Ipd Panai7 Ola VIE,
| Win 7 ncey ana Eiis ,b ata Miller, ds:eud ants.
~ cnAHcEKY.
TIE nItc OF this sut settle the estate cfsus.n T.
Yancry de. eAei Nppesr!Ls by sa is:sctory evidence
,ha: tn, defendants J. hn w. Hfche and Mary Sp n
rn are non e,!irn:s 4 hs oota uo.we.h Of VTRl:ia
Il /. tIdned that hey appear btre thin one mol u
after Gu uhl c.op Of this order and co WHIST II nee''
ss:y D. their insere~ in thisku ard th.t eopy
OF lhiJ ordsr be ms red ONE week Tor cessV
AZ, Ia s1s.ape: puhll,hri In tie cit, OF kfh
moud and an"iher crpy posrd a IN: Font oor 'f't
ut, CT this couH?, gu the b's JAY q tAs ~
| couu cnlr:. copy-ies ,,,-, -, =,
| II Su.cKrrroSD n n te7 viw
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T Nd f @ X : 4 l. z

n- HAVING Qualified IS GUAR.
di.u Of Nary w,ee aud sries Wade oreas Of o.ths'
Carolina this - give notice that sh. Put II In tie
circuit eeu:t o., Henriec,vs, he 9s,h OF oetostr,
1854 to transfer 10 the proceeds OF the e OF e.rsn
id court pronounced on the I'd Of May 1863 In Cause
peudpr In sd court uIder he style Of guardian,
W. Wade, TO- WAL - AAto'
oc1 y4H
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Qoocha County, Va, Bept q, Is'f.
To Vim Green supposed 10 be 10 some Of Tie Northern
st.tesj:
Dear u,bsnd: Are you ever going 10 let hear r. 70
Won ary more? Yonr mother LauI 81 and myself WE'LL
and mot srrsu, 10 know ysur Sheresbout have Yer
heard word ON you. setile yourself write for
rs. =. So,
Ans*ar thrr ugh New York News, requesting the Rich,
pood SEMI. " e.kly ELquiser 10 copy.
Eliza Jane Greer.
New York, fhl.d.lI his. Baltimore, Washington rnd
orr TX paaers will rlsa,e copy se29.3t;
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l. u's. crunly, Va Oct 18th
MIR VIM Brishwsl', pr,. nrf f wM a. Fcit D:iaWA'e'
Maryland:
have received tWn letisrl b !, o; tucN; yes Slau
10 he.r from you wrote you by IS Gf truce :? rep
TENDER. hav: written you serer. iettrrsi tory you
dill MT receive them we'll r.s,n', and hone ID
may fad ytu tie Viii aizcs per'nn n:
the Sos pies.e supply yolr wsa'sr Willie AoCn by hsg
OF truce.
France, ] Bci.ht~ell d.
New York DaIv News and other SOrthrru pape's plea.t
- ' o. T.lit
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rS TIE PUBLIC PRAYER Msctinge
under the Of the Your Mems CIR stian rsoc!n
lion, III every sftcrnocn ths~ eT nj ~ c';ocS
10 the ssse nd II esbyterian church (Df Htss's.
oc4-hf
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AZ; i.farn alien e,reerpinR Logan La'ky, Of klrf.
psriekl Eat4y Nesons Arti'e J. transferr-d
rom hiuborsso Hospital TO Lynchbprg sb,ut the 10th
July ls, uil be ost hsaifully received BY his brother,
n. Lfckey,
10th Va Regiment. b. e. dfGs DrSeds,
osk-9f Eesh's DvtSon, A. P. HulB Goyp&,
LSashbure papss1 pleass copy.
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ElchmoNI, Va VC, UlH.
Hr or Mrs F. Iv,s, Jr. Brooklyn, u, Ny:
Have written several letters to you ro here We OF
received anf:
Answer through Dslly News AID request Hi;s m2Ea
qui'e In copy. W..
Il
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GharIntttSVIIIt, VA, stI'l =. Iab3
james II Aiins Cut>LaW'. bs,ta,ur, F;lsonrr u var
Fort Ilels1are:
FepJ, in this place have contributed funds for surpor!
and education Of your mosttrsss lighters. Written
p.rlcu Hs by Of truce. Chiltrsu eli ~ills Ah.ll
XII ID James A:e1hnter
Now YORK, Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please
COPY. oel At
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u U N 4 w A Y.
Un tie lTlh OF Aueu't two negroes named IifiyHr q
aid George, claiming to be the property Of Jsmt ,
ssc.lsfoid Of Charlottesville, Va, we've cennited ~
tn Jail VI Fredericksburg, Va.
H!yarJ lse feet ok Inches high, 20 yeas Cd, anu
quite black. Gcsgs ave feet .uched higb about
~ years old; ver, black.
Both dressed In Yankee clothing whcn apprehcod-
ed.
TIE csner Of thess slaves Is ntf.d 10 me forward,
prove roprty pay rha-ks AND tsse TIT away. icy
VIII dealt ~ th IS the iar directs.
JA3ES T. KENDALL,
sr9s cv Tailor.
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MAXI OE KIN OF ISAAC w iOU WASTEp
N The said Is4. Odd formerly Of L!n:oi IN
Enslond AID died 8 lunanc, In Deeemper. Is4s Hh
n"father Cemen. Wood, IS believed % nave Ieea
Amcric. probably In vLginis) or aboa' wee Sess i.o
another Clement Woo, the frat coasn q NE lanauc
settled in Iirg!rs asout the yesr l7sa Inflammation I.
required when these persons died. and connecting mem
.ilh ,hIuastIa and A. 10 their tesceni4ata Apply nr
nediztsly 70 OLAkA5, sVN 4 EaS LILO,
ALL
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Is'fs
Information want. OF M snr, John W Lumpkiu. pri
vat. 10 t.ou,rsny e. 5jln V!rg'nit regiment @ho va
taken piEoasr al Gety>ba:s 81: 5h dsy Of July. 1863
Whea last head irom ~s. ~ toist IL okoGs
Inc So.,..rn paper. y Il please copy and answer N,
thror g. nc Ri.iuaonl Dhk Enquirer.
49,. Matilda Lumptin.
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Mzdi'on, Gi, Sept u, lsSi
r l. Met, Montreal, Canada
7 RsppIuyton WAS With tis company and perfectly
wei. Angus, 18th snoc which TINE have not heard !r
lin He ~ss sishty i5jIrel W shell at krnnesas
Mount ain, bu' soon &c. ovefed. w IL.
asst
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Notice Any Information concerning apt J.JCl;e, Of
company A. S.h Va regiment. Bar ons brigade Pcsetts
DIV sim who was badly wounded In the lcket charge
near ds Hundreds aod et n the hhI d. ~ the L
anxious sister, LYJoyce.
AZ
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VUV0VeF y t@0E
T, Esq: .,, #,
ba .il.y hyht, Lis command behaved very hal Jsome
~. TIE ros OF your fam ~ we'll has written frequently
10 Hr, Coke. ,rr
.o,5dt Snafe' h'h'
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nAyf rrIAhj iAr

> NAVY rt2AETaAr:.,
Oys.s1 Er1fli .i-'i-s I
Ocnsr N:nlb All ic1k hrr'I'i
w aud sk'i: s..:' nI I'll, 80,
~ TIu sud BrsS, WIrs, Ct LESSEE: r-t:E': s..,
i,en Ni1doV 0IsAs Osn S,os. sIc Bar Ech ~ ~ 80,
,na I'll o,hsr articles for kissl pa:Posst te'
Wy ths m1fkst pzs0s. Soe. Jt.-,s
ia@H
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To KausShI:
lieu, Joha Lewis, q tie kSaSLa ,a'n - w. e
the IN /. - -
rev Ysrk News ard Cipcara papers p'e'se 'py
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EDUCATIONAL


HiNvlLLE FEMALE ,oLLE3T
The trustee, hsv. secured IS .,.eent ~ ;h ..'
W Davis, a N. formerly Prr-d ut of tie ''' r.
male Cal .ge, Petersburg W The usxt ses - 81 h-2
On W rdnesdsy October 3;h
For fur her Ipicruston address D,vie. PRIDE.
I sUri,ntII,,.
| oc3 s.. Frat BcArLr' .;rA:',
MRS. PELLE r'S SC /. - 81.
vi FOa rcUSG. Aui"-.
The next seIsOn vi: corpeace u .sionda,, ; 20.
| bar.
! TERMS:
For fst haf .ess!on-i. advance.
For furtner ,euas rply at her re ID "sz u E.esi
| Street, next door 10 Dr. rurc'i'a '0u.ci.
ocl 70
Mss. w .IMP""N, JH. Of re:e s.v'r. vnp
NJ hr "ye.al vars past has lsrn engs,'% IN -sss
| t,n 90 the Parp Forte, In this c!ty.
Per terms can he s'certsnei rpnn aPrHc't"c n; H..
| Arlington iioHse, Main Street
| references, v rcausrrd can be given .'Ii'.oi.=.
| DUAEuiNG ASD pay SrI,"Oi.
| II Ror YonnG I'm los.
M.s PrGsAM i'll r.sum, the duties OF er School tie ID
| day 81 cc'|hrr "-at
Tuition IN ELr,s ITO
English aud BrS Lettrrs- 80
Ffeash Latin and otter Fort,s: languages saes 49,. 5:
| MRS J W r,ssx.
n2s2r Liuisn s.., Frsn.l st,,e:
HILL: BORO, N c. MILITARY AUAD,
III. sevenh Academic Year OF Ills Institution vi he.a
OF Wednesday, FEBRUARY lhr. 1855
Applications for admission must Re r1s"" pro IL IA
December 1884, about VII Gu tim" the terms Ill he rsdt
kno-u. Address, Major ". NJ. q 1900.
eel Am 8 > ri't II IT.
TARMYILLE FEMALE COLLEGE,.
Exps for the hsr schoastl: ;esi,. ?':n {;
uitos in all English branches
Musi: l"l
full and experienced rorps Of teachers; l..
| struceon: location ,at' and healthy,
Fer catalogues, sdire's rS"'i:
ss2Gi: President. fs'Evii,. Va
SOUTHERN FEMALE ln-:? UiE.
The day school of ,bl. Ia.utru,= -. .co.cr~a 80
The arst Monday In October.
1ERAs.
Ynr frst half session.
Advanc ed English Course .iicr y!
Latin lrcach Gernln...... ~ ~
Preparatory Ersii!h Deparsmen'... .-...... - ~
'os 80 D. LIE poai.L, =. H.,
seps In l.:.n:rl,
Churio,ic-viilc, Va,
MISS A. LEAToN, PRi.r!r.t.
Tho twelfth annual session OF this EUadihg spd ply
School will begin GU Monday, the i2h reit' n.h.'.
For particulars apply TO Principal! ru.:' cim'
D0AkL INC ANp rAY sCHeaL,
ID For IoaH1 I"dir.
MLspegran will du,s' Of Ter sen''i Isl
f'' ''''"s' p"'' ''A'' ''r Srs. J. ". pGGy..t.
.u,c dAc i:ll i,t Oct Linden R"~. = sssAa ::;ee:
RI OLLINS IN sTITUr
W. II. Plsa,aas, Professor cfNa:rrn sriracc AL H'-
Edward Joyncs, 4, Trci,sor OF scc::: al mois-a
L. VI ssvey, D Professor CT E.S!.s J..s:s';. Al
morsl sc.ebce.
~ TT. 5.
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Inform alton wsned Of Corporal John Wood', conra
nv 5th p.gtn.n, virginia f.ntry who Va. t.kea pi-
soner In sp"y vsnis county, Virginia. on IN May last
Desire 10 know where he l, at and the state OF heiin
HI, IrIend. III d" :I Ne Is Imposed 10 be AZ s,nIa
ocS 81 "pouS
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hSUluEh fpSAIbEn o-s INV teho''
Cart RrSwp, Ct the ,kooner Sarah Gage, of
New London, reports tn OF the 18th in ant, of
Cape Sable, she PAW "clo,e to- a smsrs-lookins
ENGLISH tu t screw t2aner, showing no col r.,
stsamipg rapidly t. the edward, rear Cape Sa-
Bile.
ne vessel WAS evidently private r. She
Was barkeLtire rugged. psiu.e1 ii :ck, with gilt
fash N boa -ds on her guslt.r; H. smok' sthc
stndiug between Tho main and raizz N mas 5,
aud beats painted white. About tix mil s'teIn
wa, United Stses scrsw guHboat N full CD s..
The euuboat sent down her foretIgrsst and top
sail ymd, but lef; the fcreyirl acr 81. AZ @
vessel nesrsd Cape Ssbo both vessel drew in
sh re- and rs non as 'h> supposed pnvatesr
rounded the Cape she made all sai'.
Shortly afte, wards the Gsgs spoke 3 schooner
from Liverpool, N. s.. " hi n rePo'ted that the
day previous shs Lad let port. where it WAS r. :
poit d that rebel privst.rr had put into smsl
lace. and was lloksded by two Uniei Sist 3
eunbos.s s, hut she escaped during The rigl AID
wen, to sea. This v. ssal hid been CRUISING in
the Bay Of Chserr, bid had destroyed number
of mackelelmen.
TIE CRYSTAL PALACE.
LIST week some hundreds Of psr=ors from
Boulogne and other rn ,os o. t.a north ceast
of France, male ca excursion 10 the Crystal
Palace at Sydenham. On he ,aEc day come
thousands Of tho Frrcsters als) risited the
Palace, and the London Gynnssic Sooitty's
tetc took place. Tho directors had mado Az
ple provision TOR tho entertainment Of tie ex-
uursionists. MIR. Crxwrii made an accent n
his balloon. thu great fountains played, sad
the bands Of the Coldstrearn Guards snl Of
the sapenrs Pnmpiers do IL Vile de St. Pierre
psrform d during tho day. The visitors from
France appeared to derive ,e:y great pleasure
from the proceedings. q new marvel Les
been nov addsd to the numerous attractions
of The Palace, in the shape Of a rsissy N
which the pneumatic principle is applied fer
passenger traffic. The line is 500 ya:ds long.
and runs throughout in tunnel. The tunnel
is ten feet high and nine feet wide. A franc
work attached to the carriage fts the form OF
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HOUSES F0R sALk.-The rubscriber Ia authorised
IL Ly the osnerI sell the three hOrscs DuvaI
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Containing ienemsLts, On 0uya! eu.t half ~Sy be
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Pete sbu-g. Va, Sep. IS, 1864.
1leutsos1tJ a. L7e P.Iioper Of War, Fo:t Delaware,
De-,
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To john Edwards, Washington city, D G:
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how Mary i have heavd nothing nom her since she left
Richmond Washington. lay Ia her have written 70
her often, have received snsver TO my Letters
se5 n 1.
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Lieutenant James Ross company A. 25ta sou'h Care
na volunteers. aasoods brgadS fell 10 The nc ion hes
Prsrb,rg on sonday, 2lst OF August reported wound
add Captured. Amy information Of bis cocditloh ana
whereabouts will be thankfully tceiyed oy els oS
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Gag OF truGc.
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Mr. Vim Miller OF ri Il re. chirs, fam re
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Jacob sart,rius, Memphis, Tenn:
De,r Uncls--ae not heard from yLu or hcne fol
six months although hsvs written often How yor
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Enquirer. an IN xcslent health and doing WE'LL Hap
- AG.ctIon t.y yours, Morris.
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