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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27
rUR RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
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Ely TYLER & ALl.E9RE.
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s,s.- ;.usa1ia.eS changing their Post Offices,
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Su,scai ~. who's. papers ase marked With
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BURIAL OF GEN ADDE'S.

Tic last Sad tribute of respect 10 tbs i,-
msnted General Robert E Rodss, says thu
LIZ ohburg Republican" Of Saturday tho. Of
eousigping bis body to its final resting pl4o--
WEI performed yesterday by civic and mill-
tary ooneouras, exceeding in numbers any
ever assembled in this city. except tia flrsTal
proseguion If General S.orev;ll aks3n.
At nine o'c'cck 10 tto morAiuk. agIl1.il7
to the gt9uest of to May5I, ell Lu5il-3S
housGs were vlosed, and business CT every kind
was suspended. At IL o'oloek: the Mes5uic
F.steraity (ofwhish Gen. Raies xa5 faan-
heJ) cfi,ers Of the C,niaieraso, St:to aad city
G:ysrnra.,t, tno AmbrlaI.Se G5inrsittcc. Ini;
large runbrr Of military COMPANIES formed
on Main strcot, whence .:ilier command Ct
General Cols5on, they marched 10 the Eome Of
his childhood fur the purpose OF receiving tho
corpse and esoorting it ii tho pla3s ii ia,ar-
msnt in the Presbyterian graveyard No
funeral discourse was delivered, but nt the
grave, surrou 1ded By numerous memLers OF
bis family, tho services, under the ministra:ion
of the Rsv. DR.. Ramsay, Of the Presbyterian
Church, were mOst solemn and Impressive
The Reverend gentleman, in d few olcqusn:
remarks, spoke of the great loss our country
aud bis family. havs sustained in tbs death Of
Cen. Rodes-of his exalted worth "a man. q
soldier sud Christian lo.ing with fc77snI
,,.,5,,iaa To ODD i E5ucl.sais t. our stiug-
rl;rr mali ~ L q. spllis: CO GG3ary the Ligh
post lho declEee1 had 90 vorttily filici. "A
most pathetic hymn was tbol suog By thosa
assembled uround the grave, .olIosea b.
prayer, and :. hsnsdie;ion bJ the ofhcintins
olersylne1i.. The Masonic fraternity then gur:
rounded Tie grssssf.Eed, ssonrGpg tasthrir
beautiful ritual, threw in their emblcmatic
tokens, and, oontigniDg "earth 10 earth, as!scs
to ashes, dust to dust" proceeded to shut Tor
ever from mortal vision the body Of the dis
tinguishcd dead. ibis being done, tka hands
of lovely women beetrswed the grave of the
noble gentleman, the ohivalrous and pure
Christisn warrior, with garlands Of evorgrsons
and immortelles fit emblerns Of the uudyiDg
lpvs and esteem with which the memory Of
Robert E. Rodes will ever bs cherished by
his bsresved oountrymen.
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rnoAi klN-fn:::.-A ccrrasnenlsnt V ri!ius ff7,n

From kiNsf":;.-A correspondent writing ff5,n
Kn.t5p, Moth Cay.l.nis, Oh the 2ist, says:
A pr:onal rcTcon;eT occurred in TIE streets
kere list night iotwe.E tao army olicnl', in
which firearms ard c, ID STEEL w4re used. but
fr unai II Id cns WAS HURT suy FERROUS OK
teri.
4 ritz IL f.cm the corntrJ was ger.,ted Gu The
s!raer, slso. few nielti sace-supposed to have
been done hy s*iims from OF The gnnbost Nsuse,
q, one of tie crew WAS an ed and imprisoned
tht + :fu. hest i4J. on idenjhc.;ioa.
|. QUITS uunber OF pcopl, have recently been
ras.ci rfr.ush the liras iJ,E hero and SAINT -
Yxnkeoiard, This post has tean made ra'h. r
a CONVEX isnse fer this purpose by both govern
mems. dnring lie rasl ri1 months. hany, both
in anI CIT Of Ire army, taFo given omlnous
shakes of Tie head, and uttered grave ftra6od'
ires as &c evil ns ,tirg rl,er,from while others
fejaca and "chuekle Over it.. Ths policy ~
either anqertlg Vie or cmiIeutJ unwise. But
lis ain no. wis, enough 10 kno* which, l sm
perfectly content to lesve the whole mstteF to the
authorizes permitting 1t, hoping, however, 1t Is
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THE PREsIpENTIN THE SOUTH.

Pfosid=7t ua-ia 1aesed through Salis3u- 7.
\. {. =, To-: days ago. er rcT:o for tie S3uth--
lie Was .rez,eI 1t The dep: OF that placs by
Il lnrgi nulnbar It ;:.:sa:5. Tne Salisbury
'Wa.oamsn" aeJ5:
Go tbs Arrival of tho train, il isirg certain
'G asaartainat tkst he Was aboard, hs was
Waited On W MaySf Shaver e3d hlo5srs. Hail
and ShtE5I Hao Gjuduo!ci him to the plat
ty;iG. irt.u TS!::. ..s icliT :r5i pretty little
lr.j":.
lie r.lt Is high Otm pllLlent to N6fth Caro-
lima, IL taa iirmna57 and patriotism vi her peo.
fle, find oaE 'aiaiiy To thu galianr7 Of her
troops, a. fviaosi GA tina may Gl10dy b,ttts-
fields ci Virginia, beginning with the ti:st
bastlo oI sothel, down to that of RcauiS' Sra
tioa. uo said lhuu,i, to tsngIo Of sla1iar
Lad casn bTGy iEcy had redeemed e75ry pledge
VI ia cir Safe, AID s:.3Tn their determination
(, DO i.oo .:.i inaarst!1EI cf Ito hateful
onfE.y.
-ll5 Sd75,ic.l - 90? foU;ni icidIdts, aud t3ld
thouah late T6ao.acs hal bofGllen cur arm7,
aid Il allGai hing over us for tho time, the
spiri: Il tie luI!cderacy was unbroEen; and
tina: YET, urics no blessing Of God, VIC would
wring nos,'a aad independence from hated
f0r. lie aIy;sad all men abba to bear arms to
rally 10 the assistance 0f those b.aTs men Gl-
ready in tIis faI. The camp ia now the plac5
to seclre ;Ls priceless heritage handed down
to us by Gnr revolutionary fathers. LIT every
Gpli!sr T1w ai:acEt retnrn ut ones 70 bis com.
mari. Ii liz Las'i army, go there; if Hoods,
20 there; AID ht cvary man do what no may,
whether in tbs army or OF homa, to sustain
tho cfyFts making to liherate us from the dss-
p3t;anl Of cruel enemy.
Healso applaudsd tho ladios tor their ser-
vics aad untiriug tevorinrl 10 the causs, and
urged th.la u resolve t" marry no man who
had shirlcG the responsible duties of sol
der: hut rather tekc the one armed soldier
WHO tad proved his tiislity aud msnhood in
battling fOr our common riahis, than he who
has rot proved tho possession Of ei.her.
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dQhS. hESEfFE EOhCES Of VA,
RIcuIpkD, Sept. %, 1864.
GENERAL OaDsgs,
No. %.
i. In pursuance Of General Orders No. 3
issued FROM the Adjutant and Inspector Gene
RAILS ctiee September 2lst. 1864. tie uodef-
siyned, in addition to bis other iutiHa, hereby
o.. III, Ell camnand Of tho business OF uonsorip-
tion ard enrolment in the State Of Virginia.
IL. p:stlicI enrolling cfitars will proceed
promptly to oompIc!s tina unfinished kufiness
pending in their rssreoi7s ticas, and to turn
over all ciiiaal koeEa, papers and etteots TO tho
Inspectors ii Ccrsir p:ion. WHO will be hs'
signed 10 their Ca:al dlsricts.
ILL., L,ral enrolling officers will hereafter
address, al official communications directly 10
the Commandbnt Of Gonsoripts.
XIV. A;larpliestions fer exemption and DC,
tail will DO transmitted through the Generals
of Reserves to the Superintendent Of the
Bureau Of Copsorip,inn for drciaion. The
of6cO Of Congressional District Enrolling Ul-
floor is abolished, and communications iron
local enrolling ofkcofs will Ls transmitted
through the conuandnntR. ct conscrlpls to tie
Gancruls ui Reserves. An Cni5er may lie
assigned toduty in eeaH Consresdionos District
By tho Generals Of Reserves as inspector 81
COT6cilptiou.
Y. Applications for assignment ~ duty as
enrolling cHioors, clerks aud corscrift guards
in the several ccu5tiea aui cities will be re-
oe;yed from eficers' non ottmn'issioned ttSc's
and privatCs belonging tT tina reserve forces
who are between the ayes of IS and 50 Yeale,
from retired and light duty cHcers aud lnen,
aud from persons wno ar not liable to military
service. Such applications, enclosing testIal''
malls Of intelligence, charGctar. and timers,
will b. addressed to Col. JOHN G Shields,
commandment of Conscrip:s. TT i!ichIn'hd.. -
Private soldiers of the reserve lurees ,asy he
assigned to duty o. acting enroliing officers.
VII. By virtue of authority derived from tie
Secretary of War, all officers from tho State Of
Virginia, who are retired, assigned to hss'
duty. supernumerary Or unassigned, ase or
dsfed tu report in writing to tbese hsedquar-
tsrs within thirty days. Such Cfheers falli""e
to report within The prescribed tino will Ia
dropped from the rolls.
By command Brig. Gan. kEserK.
r. n. CATLETT, A. 4. O..
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TEE WAY IT Is Done For the purpose o.
i'm porting eutton cs.is and medicines, certain
politicians Of Mississippi have been au:Lo-
rized to trade wi.!, the .namy. A writer III
one Of the Mississippi papers says al acqua;h-
lance Of bis met and inspected unS Vi the
WAGONS Of the-u bInn!aatorI If the people and
the government. IL contained, jast this eide
Of Holly Spri1ss, tSe pairs Of cottnn 'ar5H
end tel bottles OF qu,nine, aId was hiled WIN
calcocs, silks, cI9lhs ard oil those articles
which cost Us 30 much and the Yankees 20 Ilt
tie. We're it not for the fast thas cur people
are corrupted by the intercourse with the en-
tiny, Their. should be no restrictions OF trace
E7c3 those specially sntru 'te1 with the p'iyl-
l.e, of conducting this traffic for i special pur
nrse. pervert their privileges.
Public good il siia,rdinate to private lats-
rest, and the h=..;f,uJds gains AID the eItfay>
spsot apparel ii tie :9w stimulate the passion
for display ;.-aonS the macy. Hence wolDen
ara tempted 10 Cross the botiers and sell their
honor 10 invest the proceeds in ell the PARA
phernalis of women's wardrobes and vanity.
The inhabitants of border counties Dress HI
elegantly as in days uf yoFe. The men drink
Cincinnati vhiskey and the women wsar New
England fancy goods. All ressrictions upon,
traffic should be- removed or tho principles OF
free trade recognized. Let the ianke mills
have oil the cotton. We would gst gold f3f
it, and Northern industry stimulated woaid
prevent enlistments of famished day iaDorers.
The present system of trade with the enemy
results in nothing bat unmlxed EVIL.
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( c,kr On THE SECURITY O, TIE IIvE HUN

p, 0.kr On The SECURITY OF TIE FIVE HUN
t.rd G,ion Per suut. non-taxabls bonds undsr TIT
I'll trr. III the Currency Laws.
btger o.. CAll viii DO received BY the TREASURER IL
t e;y, TIE Assistant Treasurer Cha<leaton aud hoee
eli dpn,.t.ries AZ Wilmington, Raleigh, Conmbia
ssvapL. IL. .usI and Montgomery. And certificates
Ill Z Tor The tsue, btnring interest u tho rate
Per s. per sununi aud secured b. The hypothecaaor
VI a. .-0eGt IT the above bonds, equal 70 tho sum
sse J.s The bonds 10 be set apart by tho Treasurer
al ne ifocr Ls. v&so sold, applied e1olnsiysy 70 ID
psya-.. a: tho call certincates. 5.
Tie asuuriiy shd convcLlonce Afforded 70 BARS ana
otter co-r". ,ilons AID the public generally W TILL
a&i- ot t4craty Investments, and the eaeos OF tna
,u'e Y pta.-sIy adopted, ~ keeptpS mo currency
.,ilip n1,rrats bounds, il 10 hoped Will commend II
%. raie consideration Of the community. aud seonr
Le.i rs,= 81 cooperation in carrying u Into eject
6. A. TkRNA0Lh,
,,... II; ae~r~tarV ~ Trssrurv
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Who'll TRy Ir.--To prevent rtaers fI1In
jumping fences. Clip off Tie eye lashes IF the
under lids with a pair Of sc:ssors, and the
ability or disposition tojump is efectually de-
stroyed, as Simpsons power wes BY the loss
Of bis locks. The animal will not attempt u
fence until the eye lashes are grown again
4 Yankee stock raiser recommended this rn-
gulur remedy to tie farmers Club C: New
Vol
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27

A Coop IxDlcArloN.-We noticed tho sale
of several barrels of cane and sorghum syrnp
Yesterday, ut auction, says the Columbus
Times" at from IS so to 81 SO per gallon
The same article has been aslIirg from $l2 tt
$50 in the market for long time, aud il Of
fords US NC Little pleasure to chronicle the
tumble. This shows tina: the crap Of syrup is
likely to be very large, and that prious are
destined t. coms down still lower.
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IF INDkBTkD.Ess BEAR..

,lr.r.'A ,ES IF INDkBTkDHEs5 BEAR.
I lux d.. Fer Cent per aaaun lnterest, sRs
I:ss !. a:n Faxrilui;.
Treasury DRARIrnrr, O. 3. A.,
Kchmond, Aug. Stn, ls64- Q
Fy tie tth section Of the Act 10 Reduce the currency
Lsr.,s. ,biGary Eth, 1861 the Secretary OF tho Urea
.a5 is ahoiiL 10 Issue the above cerdcstes psyape
,s5 yC.rs Gi:,r tie rsS u tresty OF peace WIZ
,u Uu.s TicT caanot be so!d, but are only 70
e .saeI s.vn creditors tihs oVernment 81 ara VIII
lax I" ~ i.c 'e IN payment OF htlf demRnW'-
49, l.al Nc I.yea al par, though free nom TAXA
~
:he .ea;'an t: purchasing agents and disburans Off
cess "a lr .o Is.isa 70 this clss. u public 10
cur:ti$: oGsr':c peculiar advantage 10 hcse from
whom lrpler OF the government are Bought anu 10
i.ciatr rfihrm checks drawn BY dsbuzslng ON
the deos,Ares holding these ads and
the face, payable In certificates Of ndeoieontss
Gi lie rag: Ia conformity Herewith. --
p.rHSi.,sir. are r:.cny guthcHsed and required 10
rcr E:ih thii regulation and " msks application "
.us &c. lots: supplies Of certificates a. required.
t..gneaJ G.. A. TaaHoIh,
.a,2I u Hsuretsry Of Treasury.
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OF IGIEI.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
WAR DePAkTxRST,
ADJ'T Il INSP'R GENTS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, Va, Sopt. Is, 1864.

ADJ'T d lNSP'R GEN LIS OEFlCE. 7
RICHMOND. Va, Sept. g. 1864.
GENERAL OapsRs
|. The troops raised undo1 The act Oh CIh-
grIss, approved February Il, leu4, stsieo
Reserves" constitute petuilni l9Fee' aux,
iary to, but in measure DISTINCT IICE!' 'ile
more permanent army, and afa csc!uSlVoly
under the orders of tbs general cheers as
! signed 10 their command in ihs several State5,
! subject to the following modlli3atoEs:
Wben "a COMMANDER Of Gotiro fvTess rs-
au;rss tbs reserTee as loinfdrtnment7. arpcG
ion will 10 ruade to the Secretary Ct War. Or
cir, ely to tho General commanding tie 70.
! esryr-; and wtoa resolves are assigned, in
! ;ur.nauce Of such application, - d district
department or army commander, they become,
during the period Of such assignment, Rulject
to his control, to the extent that he sl0no will
direct their military movtnenta, determine all
applications fer turioush, aad be responsible
for their being furnished with the necesuaFy
supplies, equipments, DO; but questions np-
pertaining to their permanent organization
into companies, battalions and regiments, tho
grant of discharges, details, TO-, will at ill
times DO determined w the General command
! ing reserves.
When reserves are assigned Il the aetiyo
! forces by ths War Department, lis trIar Will
te rscas sary for their recall; bot when trans
tsrred by the General commanding teSarsts,
! he may recall them a. his discretion, the or
de.s therefor being transmitted through tbs
commander of the district, department or
amy in which such reserves may DO serving;
but, If choir rotentien ba dcstaed by him ir-
tispensab!e, he shall Immediately submit the
question to this oiIue for tho dcoieiou Of the
War Department., in the meantime retaining
the reserves. affected by suuh orders.
During the assignment Of reserves with the
active forces, the commanding cthcer'will Lnvs
puncsually transmitted to the General CON.
mandine reserves m,Eshiy rcturn of such
reserve troops, similsr 70 that required by par
sgIayh AS. Army Regulations, to be made to
! ne Adjatant and Inspector General.
Wheueyer reserves arc serving with active
forces, 10 DISCRIMINATION in the iseue OF re-
lions and supplies OF camp eqaippsge betSseu
the two classes Of troops viii he permitted.
II. The following prices, being tae aS stags
of late schedules ostab isked ly Commits
eioners for the States East Of The .hlissis-
sipri river. with cost Of tt:nsp5: Iii n
included. will Ia ohusged for subsistence stores
sold TO officers under th5 act ofFsbruu T.,
| 1864, and amendments, ii Virgins, North
| Carolina, South Carolina. FI5rda. Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi aai Eds: i.oai.iIn..
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A YAHKsE DoDar.-It seems the iulc u thu
Yankee service now is, when commissioned
.fioers tender their resignation, TO make
the following endorsement on the appl;ca.
ton:
"Diarissad tho, aer.ice for attempting to
resign in the face cf the enemy"
We don's know but that iss good idea.
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LOST.


+ osT, OR sr0LEN by ehedspi raiders, on their
Gates Of stock:
LIST. Virginia six per cents
No. luJ6. dated 2si January, lsS2 under act At ED
January, l5'U for 81 wv.
No. 1899 da,e 18th November 1888. Issued uodsr act 0
lst March, 1871, for toVU.
No. o, dated 4th November, 1888, hiusd under sst
l7th January, ISIS, fer t6'D.
ID. W. gniS Pire and hsIne Insurance Company:
No. H. dated 18th December, 1859, for twenty eight
shares, par value, f2o.
Sd. Richmond Fire Association:
to $50, dated 22d March, ls49 for hf.eel Ihsles
value, S20
NO. 2,d'I dated 18th November, 1884, fer tert5.isa
seGres par. SI)
an. Richuotd female Institute
Nc. ~, dated 10th September, 1854, 70. three shsi=s
PSF Yaias, $50
A!ao. one Virginia Central Railroad Bond.
TO a5, dated 1s October, 1881, Issued 10 David Lips
Ntseis Hereby given that after due publication Of thit
notice application Will be made for the renewal Of The
above SEE ureS. HENRY HhRklS
~. 2-ia~l3h' Louisa Uou House, Va.
A PPLICATION WILL BE MADE To Tfk
~ Second Auditor Of the State OF Virginia for tne
Uesa Of the fIorios Certificates Of Virginia state dubl
which have been lost:
Certificate No b 7tb dated 9Th February lsIs, Gee!
l1th March, 1884, Tor 81 ,uL0.
$751;, for 5000.
No: 2s,l dated 9th January. 1901, TACT OF l., sasrb
lSlI,) ioI S400.
All rsrstered In the OF James o. Hart trustee for
Mary 8. Kean. supY7-lswxG'
NTOTIGE-Having lost certificate OF debt oithe Htatc
~ Of Virginia. ksued In my name, for e2 ,vCO. upder
py to the proper holhort! los for renewal thereof
auy2B lsuBmf d. j. bUhR RrrvI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27

PalvATrERe on LAKE ERIE News has h3e'
received that captured party Of reEcla from
Canada have captured tho little steamers l'rr'
keas and Island Queen, near Bass Island, or
La.e Erie, yesterday afternoon, and have Eoont
Town or across tho luke probably Tor rein
forcom ents, CONS and ammunition. The cap
turing party numbered thirty men, armed
With r5voiyo!s pni bowie knives. III ohsr
i'm, wsrc noticed. he cnplcrs t0,k 81
Middle Basa Island wood enough to last twc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27

Tt, .as.I iIai, OF tbs Virginia and Tonnes
ace O,m pany va, thrown of tho track, midway
p.tysen Bristol and Abingdon, on Saturday
rporninc. Sc, cIai rails bad been removed,
and the teicg' sPh, limo was cus and about Is
yud, of the wiro carr;ed~of. Taissis sup
posed to be tn, work Of bushwhackerss and
&c. Ct :sIs.
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The idea of utilizing coal dust, By putting il
in such form as to serve for fuel ID practically
carried out in Belgium. The end is effected
10y combining eight parts of ocnl tor with
ninety-four parts OF coal dust. This mixture
subj ctsd to q great heat, becomes paste
which is pressed into cakes. Those cakes ars
warranted to produce not more than sixty Fer
cent. of sshes, and arc in great demand for
generating steam on railway locomotives.
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II is not, perhaps, necessary or proper to In

II is not, perhaps, necessary or proper to In
form everybody exactly as to the disposition
of prisoners and the numbers in clsco. We
may note. however. as hopeful sign CT reform,
says the Charleston Courier" tie beginning
Of measures to change tho ill.adviscd policy -
concentration which was applied to prisoners
instead of to cur soldiers. The list at Ander-
sonvilIs, Ga, il and will be largely reduced,
and the list in this city and other places in-
,rca ,nd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27
YAs1r. PRISONERS RrxoyEp-Ths Yanke

YANKEE PaIsoNlRs RENoyEp.-Ths Yankee
prisoners have been removed from Anderson.
Vile, Ga to safer points. When they began
to take the cars for their new destination, be-
lieving it to bs for the purpose Of exchange,
:beJ wsrs in high spirits. tits reported 10 III
th.t to the enquiry as to whom they would vote
AZ the ensuing Presidential election, with
scarcely dissenting voice, they replied en-
Enthusiastically Lincoln.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27
TOCCHITG INCIDENT

T''a Columbus correspondent OF the Regis
| Tor Augusta Georgia, says: II havs heard OF
| touching I'M !iant in connection with Captain
hDaTcr0mbin. no you remember. was member
| ri Gen raj CiartJn, Stiff and was killed in the
engrgeIasnt ul;h the Rousseau raiders on the
Co:sa river. CRplsin Abarcrombie's parents live
| here "han he war broke ont be and warm
iIie1d CT his Dslnei Hyar, Of Montgomery, Ala
bnm', volunteered iii tho sams company. They
sel- in the b.t.la OF Shiljh, whers young liver
was severely wounded aud als borne from the L I'D
| hy his hoGnT friend whoso tnn;ier caro- and at
| tsTtiaI were those ct brother 10 him. On ac-
coHnt OF failing health brrh ftff fhe service for q
wbi'r, but wien restored revolunteered in Clam
tons brigade In tho encounter with Rots sesu' !
| command, Captain Ab-rcTc mbie asI wounded
bYh ball III The cali or the leg InstIbtiy young
Hyrr WAS by his eide 10 render assistance. led
by Gsrsr'.l CsI too Ike wounded adicer wss borne
,ome distance t)wards Ito rear, but the moving
proving too painful, lie begged II DO laid down
and babe EiJ general and his friend ID 20 and
.tiiae another blow against their ovarpowering
100. Gen. Clantnn returned 10 Li,post Of duty
hat tie daro:oi friend sat by bis sida, doing I'LL
in h ia power TO c1mfQ!i the young officer. On the
Yankees came until the Two friends foil into their
hsnls. TIE enemy showed, however, every
Kindness in their powrr. The surgeon WIS be
yond the i"er shd would b. seIt to the gallant
~pS lhst the wound was B'isht--loss of blood be
ing very l"t'e lIyer urged bis friend 10 20 -
sleep AMI forget his sr:atioh After awaiting
Ab'rcrcmbie sail no fels e7;tr Attempting 10
move be tainted. Long md faithfully did Hyer
woih ovtr h'n, bi.ting his face. iubbing his tenn.
plts. bur a.s jehrh hal c:sicled bis victim. and
| nothing coiIr! Re, * his hold Thus passed away
nj tic n6l lasl of tte NOBLE aud tie braveit
the bravo, On the Yankees went lodng Hyer
h,t -,
burial h, was assisted II az oh nun eighty.
three y:sra OF agn and his j :rI;i :! and having
40 llinlser TO 'Eici.r:. he himsel: knalt at The
nee'l OF INC srH7a and lifted hu vrice tG God in
sincere prayer tor those 30 deeply btrsaEed by
thi5 Sad event, and /, al him still in his duIies
Filling tie grave, snIcGt4i.g ever tie mo1nd-
marking uuL driving doSn tho headboar1. and
his wcrk was do;a-al, that friend could do for
irili-1 sni ,aus ~ ID separated for ever in tls
life. rwo Er:Ive h:,:it Licn Lad bsen rs warmly
snit rpeashe7 il toYc is rSers ever Jonathan and
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