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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
WAsHrNo1os, Sept. 5. 1861
xzc4lxEsT At 1us clprT.t-Ias .xprorrD B4rrLr

xxcITIGEsT At IHs cAPlrAL-THE txPEorrD Battle
Tue CITY 10 day has been hed witt tue * icment OF
fcrred expectation ~ sunset last evening tne IN
ysson vas cenesl that this mornings would rise
upon battle field the Potomac, ~here the two great
a-ui for SO many weeks gradually approaching each
Ut1er would be met 10 tho thu deny shock that would
convus the Who'll, country, and decide the result Of he
contest be- Seen the government and the rebrs tbs
expectation was not without reason. The crisis In the
f,ts OF the rebels "a Ht hand. Their Ckef taken from
hen by The hand e Psovd nee, the second officer Of
treir socalcd government prostrsed with loathsome
lsp in the midst OF the army tho winter rapidly com
z up- their iorcIs badly provided With clothing or
cod more than d. cnsted by disease AID al loss ioF
nearly all the rQ cs for an army, il has become for
,hen necessity 20 make INN da;ev desperate attack
uoon the Uaion army defending Washington and the
Potomac or retire f.om the position they have assumed
Tia, attack was co fdsuty expected TO day. IL has
probably been prevented only Dy toe heavy rain that
Usgan This morning AMI has laset nearly all day IL
c,nnot be uuoh longer delayed, and will probably BE-
hegan with to morrou's dawn Il would be absolute
Nv fer the enc 10 axe serious attack upon our
font defended as liz by chain Of for ihcalnF, and
ore than hundred guns placed that their hre can
h directed upon almost any ore point OF toe INES Inc
Potomac ,ula is amply su lent TO proven. ofectuay
roy crossing Of the lower Putomsc anywhere wi hin
achinR distance of Washington and, although Re COED
will Dc u6iless be made at all poin, the principal
sauit will probably be 10 the direction OF the Chain
Bridge point not great deal aTaer up the
river.
G neral Mcclellan IS however, amply prepared at eve
~ point His forces disposed as 20 be available
wherever needed Its more than probable, however,
hat The favorable time for the rebel attack is nov al
ready passed Ifs had been made Immediately after the
hltile OF Bull rus even week ago, perhaps yes
ridty there migat have been shadow Of no e Of
heir partial success; but to-day tomorrow the game
l. ia our own hands II the attack shouii be attempted
Ow tw Il only b. the preliminary TO a complete re-
palse that will De so closely ollored up that II be-
I'll fhaNs
vrd Ia all respects Tor the Onward TO Richmond" At
i1e heels OF the defeated rebels
6 neral acCelan's activity is almost saperhumau-
lie attends personally to every important preparation
lie has by this time boxed into the face o almost every
rdiv du ii in this great army. Although in the saddle
all dav be Is again wish of persons inspection Of
the lines a, ne hour tonight. He is Nspoleonic in
many more ways than one.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
Northcra Pro.relitY.

The N Y. Rro!5ppin,s 10 i,s advertisements for evil
dence Of revival OF business ard rsurLig prosperity
IN Ne~ York. We have look, 70 is proofs, and fed
three columns aud half 6td wish such as thesc "a
sias ion EaHtsS 5y ep'etlos glasa,' ,iber cook
Wssoer, nurse mali Of al work. some such vocation
My Of them ssy "~sgss otj et-s home aud board
ll tha required" l. is paCful in locking these
COZ mas OF wants by poor helpless femsles to think hos
nuch misery Is o5uched beneath them. Five hundred
r'sp cable White women 10 the city Of New Yok,
on day trough one paper begging for tho prlsi
lge OF d-udsrg FOR bare suOsis;on nee That's North
err p-Osp,r 0le 9Th the number could rot be Ouud
III all the SSu ecu States put together. Perhaps
twentieth would be sn eItrsy,gaut estimate. This df
ference The sssl. Of the rCucs in the soe, sa u,
OF the two seoous. The class in tbc South who occupy
tie position CORR spending to that Of these pub beg
s2,s for employment SAWS who the ne. to
feel he pressure Of want. When storms Of adversely
blow they pass urhsrning over Their humble heads
Their secession. comforts suffer no dimnution ard
knowing tina; Others have tha in hand, they
listed By a.IisLy on the aunigct But your
Head Hlnsriaran-,he most eold.blooded cruel Of
Code Crssion could never be brought 10 comprehend
tbs yiew Of the uatlr.
T~o other eolumus 10 ~hioh We are referred for ev
darce of Yarkce prosperity, devoted to Houses TO
ht," and two 20 B ard and lodging" Two other
umns Of misc lreous notices, such az adver-
ts for hui 6ands for wives, and places of sssg
nation AID other kindred topics OIfstiuy that model
people, oouplsts the list.
We dare say, these columns do present fsr sample Of
the sort Of prosperity, which is enjoyed By the great
Va see ration. TIL gallant array of merchant princes
With heir varied and sgr i6 impOrtsIoEs long
Catsogu- of ships boaud and arriving from every
per, Of the Ocear the buy hum Of thriving industry
have all dis p2 GFcd e the scene The uerabls m aid
Of FL wors, With Der vsbemen, entresy 10 be permitted
TO earn livelihood empty houses and rOtus shpsf
up the oharniog picture,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
lFoR TIE WsIG
SOLDIERy AID SOCIETY,"


At meeting held at Upper Zion Baptist Church. Caro-.
line county, on the It of September, It resolved
BY the ladies present. to form themselves into society,"
10 he called the Upper Zion Bel Hers Aid Society," the
obsc. If which shall be to afford relief to cur srribg
soldiers and contributing BY voluntary contributions to
their comfort generally.
Ga motion, George harshA, Esq, called to occu.
py the Chair a. President pro. tenn.
Ga motion, Mrs. Virginia Clarke was elected Pred.
dent A Sue Broaddus, Secretary and Trea urer and
Mrs Rosiua BOulwsre, Corresponding Secretary.
Ga motion, the following ladies appointed to
ct aid By way Of collecting funds and snch articles a.
will be necessary for the benefit Of the susrDg va
Miss Maria Broaddus. Mis- Luey A. Andrews. Mics Viz.
ginia Gravett Mrs. VIM Jordan, Mrs. Bird A. Jordan,
Nrs. George W. Narshsl, Mrs. Rosina Boalsafe, and
Nm. Alice L Breaddaa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10

Ia addition the above, We learned yesterday that
Surveyor Andrews cars'd.t'c bark Laura husa TO be
sx,d is stated the LAURA Russ Is owed IN Belfast
ba. goo portion Of her ia oSned 10 Florida hence the
slzure sac has but lately srrivei laden with sugar,
and consigned TO N ssr. q & z. J Pet 70.
The schoonets Emma Amelia, Gayle and Henry Cole
were seized day before yesterday III Philadelphia under
me CO, cation &C; also six three boxes OF tobacco
eud nearly 50 600 worth Of property o! s NJ Daily, oil
Richmond - captain Of ,he Confederate army. This
prcucry was in the hand, Of Sank Co, OF Pniadel-
phia. -,
steamboat IN course of construction at P'ttsburg,
p,nn cor Hon John Bell, Of Tennessee has been IL d
nv ,bs United States authorities undr tie Oorf cat on
A.. Mr. Bell has paid sbou. FIVE thousand dollars on
l. , contract
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
Correspondence Of the A.soeidtsd Prsss.
FkOX FORTRESS MONROE,

FonrRsss MosRoE, Sept. b-Thc s;cln gu1beat Mon.
tceo and the Harriet Lane arrived from Hitteras Inlet
this morning. and report mos; gratifying intelligence.
Tho Conedsrates have abandoned their strongly for.
tilted forts at 0ascoke Inlet.
Mul,i;udes Of Ncr.h Carolinians have demonstrated
their loyalty to the Government by coming to Hatteras
Inlet take the oath OF allegiance. COL Hawkins sends
word tina: be administered the oath to bsween two and
tkgss hundred persons in . single day.
The ttesmer Pawnee still lies In the Inlet and the Sus-
quebanna on the outside.
The Susq ueh.nns ran down to 0:racoke Iole. and
fou the FORTH cations there completely deserted
The Confsdetes had carried away their guns and the
white a,g was ev rywher- exhibited.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
FROM ABROAD.

TIE Macon (Gal 7sieoraph says bearer Of despatch
cs for The Confederate vtr ment from our European
Commissioners passed through Atlanta last Tussday
night Ga dit, that merch,nts from the Confederate
States bu'ipg goods freely in E1Pland and France,
payment conditioned on tbs safs delivery Of the goods
this side the waters.
large mail pouch containing foreign correspondence
for President Davis passed to Richmond yesterday
morning per railroad, -Pstrs5uyp Erprs,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
TERRIBLE DISASTER IN MISSOURI, ON TIE HAM
NIRAL AND 81 IO.EPUS RAILROAD

HuD,os NO. J. Sept 9.-rns passenger erPrefs train
bound west the Sd inst was thrown into the ate
river 10 consequence Of the mbers oil tho east enc OF
the bridge having been burnt away. The entire train
went down. the engine turning over and the baggage
re gh mail and two passenger cars being pill on top
Tne pissei ger cars were completely smashed apd the
baggage ,ser is the only the train who escaped
uphurt Conductor O. Gutter, AID Frank Ulark, be
gneer, ,lh died In few minutes from their juns'
and Martin Fi.ld mail agent, Chirles Moore, q emin,
and ] Fox, brakr snan, we're Instantly killed. Among
the wounded we're Mr. ned son Of Dr. hedill Of Ohio,
and bis wife, both badly injured,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
PoorO Old ScofI,

The miserable eli creature, after bring substantially
sI0erseded in command Of the Army, every now al d
tsu pats forth order with the view Of keeping up
II, deusien, that be s sin In Authority. Some weeks
% be pub Issed OEe falsely charging that the CoDfede.
Tcts had desrcrsted the tomb OF Washington. He
IA ca in hard BY lady, who AIed the ialsehoOd or
n ard established that the dssecration complained Of
had been perpetratei By bis own vindals. We heard
NJ Hig of him until within the last few days
La. . geld being exhausted, the old supernUmsrury
il He'd upon 10 nloim the soldiers that they will be
paid 10 treasury notes. which said to be more
nisut than gold for ranfmiioa to their 8, firing FAM
lis. - Is the end of the fst military character Of
the sgel To what vile uses may we come at LAST
okpTR or oxN SCOTT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10

Andy Johnson, Etheridye and the Rev. W. d. Carter
lave been making desperate speeches In Cincin-
natl Andy be will be buried feet foremost, or
ne will deliver tennessee from the Rebels. He has gone
to Frankfort it is Supposed, the emissary Of Lincoln
70 involve that State if possible, in his raorous pro-
"a .dinra 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10

and twrnties as good gold at al banks and Govern
rnent eoes throughout tn United State' and most CON
yeaient for transmission by mail frou ocere ana men
10 their families at home Good kubands fathers sons
and brothers serving under the Sars and stripes WI
thus soon have the ready and safe means OF relieving
immense amount of suffering which could not be reaone0
with coin. -
In making IN such packages, every officer may be re
lied upon no doubt for such assistance Us NAV % heeo
ed by his men.
+. D. TovEsIsp, Asst Afps General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
Frou, Mi..ourI nnc kentucky

The report that bo.h Montgomery and jim Lane have
bsea routed and the first captured Is too good to be
rue But 1t comes from ST. Louis, and if there Is no
rick in it, we suppose 1t Ia credited there.
From kentucky VIC have nothing defaite. The teo-
gram intmates that fgh; is on hand at Paduc,h.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
TIE FIGHT AT GREAT FALLS.

The Ccnederstes we're 10 force at Great Falls on Thurs
dy. The Pennsylvania 7,h Col Harvey, were also at
Great Falls on the Maryland shore, when the Confeder-
.,es opened FIRE on them from four batteries throwing
mot aud she'll They returned the FIRE with cannon, and
sent reinorcements The Coufederaes had bad range
and though firing kept up hour al half, only
one man, srgeanE Harper OF Carlisle, Company A, who
had his arm badly aserted by the explosion OF SHE'LL
was wounded. No attempt has since been N de by Them
n c,oss there and no sivance made on our lines at the
Chain Bridge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
Wh,atC rop FRANCE
Tobacco Crop.

The news by the Arabia reports that the Wheat crOl
in France short In quantity aud II fsrior In quality
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
HKArouARrERs oT rHE Ann,

SsnsraI OS5srs, No l6 The General lnChief is
happy 20 announce that the Treasury Department to
meet iaiure payments to the troops Is abou. 10 supply
bs,6s cen as heretofore treasury notes 10 hges tens
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
N.w.f,on, The I nemI.

The Washington correspondent OF the New York
Hrad supplies that paper wish the following interesting
we:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
RlOHMOND WING
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPT. 10, 1881.
To CoRResPoNDENTs.

~ Lss sssiEs-- must Be addressed to ne "E'or
As aAtg." ~,
yss sssa rides 9I ne paper totH net be ps0ItS
81 Q rue q 40 saIidirg, ought 20 Dc knona 70 az
trii ~ % dsfcrted ron. OtGry Hoscss Seeed
,ay sigst Inc ch.i-yed Sor advertisements
- tfsrttks % rearTs rejected OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
WAR ITEMS.
From the Cou Ter Dss Etats Unis.
ur-n nr Tnnn aDn An odd RIr'

RUE BEAUREGAhD-AN AhkkST.
The arrival Of the Ayago marked by an Incident
which serves to show that the vigilance Of the Govern.
men agents Is not an empty word Just when the pas.
seppers we're preparing 10 disembsik, custom.house
officer noticed one of our compstrots whose pocket,
supicov.ly boated seemed to invite exploration. He
soc ordingly required the ave to display It's contents
which was done without hesitation 6rst nothing
seovered but invoices and business papers but at te
very heart of the parcel the watobf eye Of the official
detected letter. the super'cpdOn Of which bore the
ts!l.;sle word-BEAuRroARpI
With such proof, il Is superaious to talk Of eIpapa.
TONS The rash passenger Ia seir d and dragged 10
private cabin. Tho report Of the discovery expands with
the rapldy peculiar to that kind Of The officers
press around the prisoner aud plunge wildly into copec
lures es the Importance OF the capture about TO be
made. =
Meantime our fellow countryman manages to snatch
moment, to ask for eoightment-whai has happened 70
hm2 They thrust under his eyes the reacherous letter
and be begins lis. understand. The fatal missve
il addressed
Monsieur Bouderot,
Rue Beauregard, No. 9,
Paris.
The police had fallen into error which the prece
dent Of the monkey in the fable excuses They had mis-
taken the name of street for the name OF II
was neverth sless until after tedious pareyngs that
III were convinced that they had laid hands on an To-
pocent denim Of the Qulrtier Sc. Dens whose only
treason consisted in having In his pocket letter ad
dressed to bims,lf.
| F,om ae gtso York Herald ofSsp.
The Coz alton Act.
COMPLETE ssREO ~ iHs PORT OF INV YORK.
The sing complete ISt of es owned or partly own
ed Sy esd biI Coat deAte STATES uhch have been seized
by Surveyor And Of this port In accordance with the COMBS
| cation act Of July IS, ls6l !:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
TO PUHlH isERs OF TOBACCO

We hear that the forward tobacco has suffered great,
e. TIE excessive rains.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
RT0oMFYcID ACADEMY.

BEUU-VH NED III V 1T H
gsyFE exercises school vii be opened the 1854 Ssot
emter close 25 81 Juue, under the charge Of H. W
Lccx ~, IA $500.
Ivy spst, Aib.nsils couo,ry, Va
Being engng,d IN oAer du Ia aud ry bient hom
ae COZ mi with gres hdsnc hs OF h education
Ct h vha BI1omGed to hr W. fSekst
highly pab ic able ant txotrienced
Ieaser sni crs Ian grieusn He hes been aeseher o.
II ONT for the psst three yesrA 49,. W. L. Brown.
FIisagrus,r, nesr wininsburs. Sept 6, 1851.
sslC.-S.auSW - f. "a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
Prom ~ New York Post, ssptsnbse.
ENTRENOHED POSTS AROUND WASHINGTON.

VIVA, is needed it seems to us, to put tho energies Of
the troops 10 use and TO maintain the confidence OF the
p,ion il to atl sh around Washington, norh east
Yves, and south wherever they not aread what the
French call irdvapr dG moment entrenched posts, by
which the place could be held with onehrd the forces
These entrepched posts beg in reality real Notifications,
crui who fight very well behind them could be en-
t,usted with their defence. BY this means we might
yery soon throw an army Of fifty thousand men upon
the back Of the enemy without any fear Of the foe en-
canned at Hausssas Junction elsewhere. Washington,
che kew Of our operations in the South, holding in one
hand Maryland and In the other Virgins, would be- DO.
yond all question, out Of danger Instead Of being
ma,k, it would become terror for the enemy.
Perbsp, the authorities have already done what we
suggest but they have not they cannot do Il with too
much promplitude ana rsp,d!ty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
GEN. FREAoNTs PROcLAsAr. ON AND TIE KEN
TUlKY LEGISLATURE

LOUISVILLE. Sep, There was rumor here that the
President bad telegrAphed the 10 memeers OF the
Kentucky Legsla urs that the administration would re-
pudiste The stand taken by Gen Frsmon, 10 his atepro
camaon in regard to freeing the slaves OF secsssopls
.rs,ard thus |. not true Toe President makes
posuvs assurances but says there ia 10 occasion Tor
alarm on the part OF the Union msn Of Kentucky There
Is great feeling here on tho subject.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Arabs from Liverpool on the 2fih ut,
called at Queenstown the 26h arrived at Boston or
Thursday and her mails and newspaper parcels were re-
ceived here last evening.
The general outline Of the news by this arrival had
been previously forwarded by telegraph from Halifax
The Engsh press bad mostly suspended It's CO nnen-
tares upon American matters conhnng their attention
to the more pressing question OF cotton.
In reference TO Italian affairs, the Paris Pdris says,
with mysterious caution "some English journals have
announced that negotiations foot for the cession
Of V,neda to the Kingdom OF Italy. Withou. wholly
denying this assertion, are bed 70 state thas ~
vet nothing authorizes Us TO believe it." -
The papers record the death Of Gen. Tom Thumb
az having occurred 10 circumstances Of great indulgence,
at one Of the hospitals Of that city.
Our Envoy ut Paris had the occasion TO vindcate the
sanc,ity Of the Sabbath On Sunday night, August IL,
ball vas given by the Persiin Ambassador, IN honor
Of the Shah birthday The company. considering the
emptiness of the town, very numerous, but ladies
we're greatly in the minority The family Of Mr.. Day
ton who lives next door, declined The Invitation they
oeiysd on account of the day which the fsts took
placs.
having gone TO Catrera with the intention Of fascinating
Garibsldi letter written by Garbalds friend Vech,
from the island To the Aomsnto OF Genoa gives an
count OF a new sd r Of the kind. Ia the middle Of the
ght of the 7th three gsndarmes on duty near Carl
badis house. heard noise Of footsteps, and saw two
men pass az short distance "Who goes there ~
cried one. pistol shot was the only reply The gend
arm.s ran towards them crying, stop, in the Kings
name but the strangers made rs Of gros, language
The ge,darmss red tier crbinesi cry OF Madonna
was raised by one Of the men, and the two then ran
away and put OF in boat. On rock near we're found
the marks of three balls and at the bottom Of 1t pool
of blood with drops of blood leading towards the sea,
aud at a short distance pockethandkeIchief stained
| with blood, and powderAlsk. When Garibald was
told Of the af.ir be attached little importance to it
From the cry Of Madonna! it ia not doubted that the
SosI IH,Ir fha ayaIl
Northern men on being wounded "Jesu Maria! Gusep
|
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10

WE nov have hand factory MAN, between
w P,srIire, large lot Of msnufac ured Tobacco,
ali sr aud quAle, which willing bell upon reasoe
e,efus CT. ami judge fJr yeurslves
..Ia-e1m THOa sAML. HlRDG iOvR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
Orr HATTKRAs IsLET, !
Thursday. August 20. 1851.

Thursday, August ~, 1861
Well we have taken HItteras IDlet-two
b,tteras-some Is guns-ard Captain Barron (ate Of
the Navy, Who seeehed) Msjor Andrews and ol0 men.
was done by the 10 inch gdrs CT the squadron which
made the pace too warm tor them. Their guns we're
well served and they II appears, behaved well. lew
Tot struck us, but did no harm, Oar men all be.
haved well, aad the gunBery was erctilrnt :
Toe admirable gunuery OF the young officers who oom.
IA ,uJed the len.inch pivot guns flushed the work
Tia. an nothing else saDed squadron and the soldiers
from disqrdclfM rspuiss. Some forty l0inch shells
expo Jed within the enemys work. Toe FIRE was 80 hot
a. TO cut of thor retreat ard after losing large
Der killed and wounded, they gave In. Maj Doughty's
mmand was entirely unsupported and mus have been
c1, piece, or forced to surrender 1t they had been
at ked With spirit by the enemy's superior force o,
Wednesday night Butler did not land until after the
sn.my shosed white Jag upon heir battery.
From sp.eiai Despatch to the New yOrk Herald
GEN. FREMoNTs PROcLAsAr. ON AND TIE KEN
TULKY LEGISLATURE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
QUAKER RECRUITS.

VUdhEH r'HJrTut7I'
Two companies OF laker recruits are said to be en-
camped at Richmond indiana Capt Isaac Kinley, late
Senator, comm aids one Of them.
FROM TIE HATTERAS SQUADRON
The Bostoa Carrier gives prominence TO the following
Letter from an officer Of suingham's fquadrop. 1t pre-
seu,s the exploit 10 new light, and the capture in new
figures:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-27
Volunteer Relief Committee.

The Committee will hereafter sit DAILY in Room No. g.
Basement of the City ali to Il o'clock A. NJ for the
purpose of registering the of the distressed families
dependents of absent Volunteers preparatory distributing
the Relief appropriated by the Common Council
applicants will required produce proof satisfactory to
the Committee that they entitled TO relief.
Residents of the First District will apply on FRIDAY and
SATURDAY, 9Th and 10Th nsts.,
Residents OF the Second District will apply MONDAY
II h inst
Residents of the Third District will apply on TUESDAY, the
18th inst.
Residents of the Fourth District will apply WEDNEs-
DAY. l4h inst
Thereafter applications may be made any day promiscu
opsly.
Due notice will be given of the Pay Days for each District
as the pay rolls completed.
CHAs. C. CAMPBELL,
Secretary of the Committee,
New Orleans August 9, 1861. aug If