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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-02
Army OF the Potomac.

For como days our army under Generals
johnston AID BeauTegard has been getting
fn.o close quarters with the enemy. AL.
Sanced oetachrents have had sharp Skin.
finishing, in whicl. 4hare has been q consider.
abe number Killed and wounded, fewer on
our she than on that Of the enemy, and we
pave q Few prisoners. We have gained seye.
raj important pcsit.o2g-especially one which
IS Understood to ooromana Arlington. The
ehefny VIII seon haze TO mske up his mind to
hgnt serious battle or retreat across the Pc.
tomae We may therefore look daily for sur
'ihg events We know what cur officers and
men cal do, and We suppose there is nobody
hfre who doubts what the result will be when
fnaeapsctea collision takes place.
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Gsx. Hsaa.esayd's Accsuat sf the Combat
sf Ball Eaas

Gsx. Hsaa.esayd's Accsuat sf the Combat
sf Rmii Haa.
We lay this paper before cur readers this
morning. Nothing can be clearer or more for
cshle thar the style ia which the General coz
vsys HE thuaghts. la every respect, ,ais is a
model for ell future dispatches, Il is 80 ntelli-
gihls, 10 impartial, so trutafal, so unprctend-
ing, and 30 comprehensive. II the d;stin
euishsd author should think proper I, write q
narrative Of tho war, II viii take rank WITH
CxsAR's Commentaries. The public will de-
voar the present report with the utmost avid;
ty II will be read with admiration abroad,
snd viii command respect even among the
Yankees. But its "suceess"--to Use the book
sellers phrasc--will be small In comparison
With the forthcoming description of the "bat-
tte." All those who arc DESTROYS to possess s
narrative Of this campaign, at once cica-
comprehensive, and elegsat, should pccssrv :
hsAuaraARa's reports as they come Out
Iasy viii bs Invaluable 10 the future histo.
rian.
/. Will be observed that We make distiae.
ton between the "comhal" and the ssbattls'
Of Bali Run IL was not invented by us, hu,
has always been employed By writer's on mill
isry subjscts. An engagement which is To-
Eenefai, but Is participated in By only Part
% the two armies, is combat" A battle,
techniesay, is n fight between tbs iGll foree CT
both si'ss. a cembat is frequently as bloody
rs the mott severe pitched bat,l3, aad Soho
times leads II as decisive results.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
AFairs Near Washington.

EAIkFAX ~. H., Aug. ". 1851.
1 suppose, from my long silence, you have
probably imagined that was snugly slowed
away on a shelf in Uncle Davy Jones locker
or else covered mp beneath his green quilt
not the case 90 far, but how soon It NAV be
only He who rules all thing can tell, as events
are taking place here which may bring ON an
action between the enemy and ourselves at
any moment-that Is to say, general action
for our pickets have been In action for several
days already, during which some Of our own
mon have been killed and wounded-that is,
mono OF the LIST Regiment, 80 far as can learn,
have been hurt. Those that were hurt be ;
longing to Maryland Regiment and the 18Th
Virginia. How soon it may be the case with
the First your correspondent cannot tell, as
they left this place, or rather their camp,
about O'Clock a NJ. yesterday morning with
the remainder Of Gen Lonestreet's BRIGADE
for the nsighborhood OF Falls Church to take
possession Of hill or range of hills known as
Bailey's Heights. so learn, from which our
pickets had been driven the day before and from
which expedition they have not yet returned
have se,n some Of the effects Of this move 10
the shape Of live Yankees, six ct whom were
brouEhtin with two citizens, on yesterday
morning, who were captured within the Fed
eral lires, and later in the day were for.
warded. via Manassas, to Richmond, with
special care for tho safe keeping of their per-
sons. went down to the guard. house to
take look At them, and, with the OK.
ception of one, they were truly hard look.
Ing SGT, and the last report in which could
plAce any oope0000c0 saws there were four.
teen dead bodies ON the field, besides those
which they were seen to carry OF. am not
on the Held at this time, being unable to
march with the regiment from rheumatism
This does not deprive me from taking notes OF
what see or hear. however. and Of dropping
you line occasionally. There arc many
things "a king place here at this time id regard
to numbers. movements of troops, &C.. which
no doubt would be interesting TO the public.
but would do them no good, and do rs, as an
opposing army, great deal Of injury.
IT has been raining for the last two days,
which is very hard on our troops. who are
on the field. as they did not carry their tents.
They are consequently exposed to all of 1t,
as well as being bad on those Of our men who
about thirty men In the hospital sick. Most
Of them arc very slight cases. a. are oil the
cases in camp. The lst Regiment has bee n
unusually healthy, having never lost q man BY
disease as yet, and having fswer sick than
any other regiment that know Of. We have
more sick At this time than we have ever had
before, resulting think from our exposure
after the battles OF the 18th and 21st and our
move since. A move always causes more OF
less exposure. ABoRIsIsH.
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F;re.--Betwssn three and four o'clock, Sun
day morning, the bells sounded the frs alarm,
and brought into the streets quito large num-
Der Of people. The alarm proceeded from the
frame house on 18th street, Immediately next to
Ehoekoe Warehouse, on it, North side, and soon
summoned the Ere companies to the scene. This
house consisted Of three tenemsnts belonging
to Meesrs. Eddins d Brannan. The first WA
occupied By the "Old Dominion Saw Works, /"
owned By Messrs. Boyle i Gamble, - . man
ufactory Of saws, swords, bowie-knives, bus
klss, DC. Latterly they have made no saws,
the demand for that implement having been
cut of By the war, but have BEEN fabricating
tho other articles named, for tho use of the
Confederate States, employing 1t this work
some twelve or fifteen hands in their shop, be-
sides number Of persons who were engaged
ct their own houses in the manufacture Of
scabbards, belts, 80. This firm lost everything,
there being no insurance on any Of their pro-
psrty. The articles destroyed were some two
thousand dozen SAWS, . large number Of
swords, bowie-knives, and buckles, and the
machinery used in making them. This Il an
almost irreparable loss to the firm, and to thsi1
employees, who have thus been deprived Of
work; but ct what sum to estimate it, No have
no means Of ascertaining.
"
in part, Is last factory, by Messrs. Charles
Wharton Co., who lost all their stock, upon
which they had NO insurance,) and in part
as pattern and pillow shop, BY Messrs. Ed
dins & Brannan, who lost all their patterns,
pattern tools, one hundred plows, and much
lumber, the whole valued at not less than
$4,000.
The third tenement was used as corn mill
BY Mr.. J. w. Eddins. The mill was ruined.
Il was valued at some 5000, We learn, being
a very small one.
Messrs. Eddins Il Brannan have policies in
the Virginia Fire and Marine In surance Com
pany to the amount of $500; which sum-
however, will not cover more than half their
loss, according to their estimate Of it. They
had learned wisdom from experience, having
been 10 unfortunate several years since Is to
be burned cut whom they had no insurance
upon their property.
The fire originated, we understand, in OF
near fireplace, in chimney adjoining
Shockoe Warehouse, in that part Of the build
ing occupied by Messrs. B oyle d Gamble. A
Waterman was regularly employed to guard
tho building, and he was present when the
fire broke out, and says that he used his ut
most exertions to stay its progress, calling
meanwhile for assistance, and thus giving the
alarm.
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hccxBHIpeE RAEesRs -Lieut. George W.
Gordon has been unanimously elected Cap.
tain of ths Rocktrdgs Rangers, vice CAP.
Davidson resignel from bad health, mudsr
Gen. Wise and The Rev William +. Jnnkin,
stcr Of the Presby terrain Church CT Fal,tns
spring, IN Rockbrides, has besn promoted
from the ranks 10 d Lieutenarcy. Mr.. Jun
Elm is said to be one Of the most actlye and ef
1ieient officers In the company.
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Death Of a oiril O6icer.-Harvey A. Dud-
ley, son of Thomas U. Dudley, Sergeant of
tho city, and deputy under him, died at 4
O'Clock on Saturday morning. The officers of
tho city who have rooms in the City Hall, held
. meeting at o'clock in the afternoon of the
same day, and, after adopting resolutions
bearing testimony to the worth of the do
ceased, determined to attend his funeral in a
body. Mr.. Dudley WAS in the twenty first
year of his age, and had been married but
little over . twelvem onth.
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Operations in she Kaaawha Valley

"ehaye, this morning a hViet account OF the
engagement In which part OF Gen. FL0YD's
foTes routed the Yankees unser Tyler. This
account Is not very explicit. But 1t shows
that cur forces were victorious after rencon-
tire, WATCH from the smau~ioss Involves
must have baen aocrt. The Yankees certainly
got CT promptly and rapidly, oc our men
would nave wrought more extensive results.
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Do MILITARY BOOKS.

Nv. RANDOLPH, III Main It,,
Has for sale W.
soUTHsRE MILITARY MANUAL. Maltum In
NEW MAP OF VA. for pocket. T5c.
NEW MAP OF THE CONFEDERATE Stairs
for the pocket; 7Sc.
Army REGULATIONS: %.
GILHAMS SCHOOL of the Soldier and Company;
PIPER 6vc., board Coo.
GILaAM's FIELD ARTILLERY; paper 50 cents.
eqLHAM's MILITARY MANUAL; $3.50, by mail
GROSS MILITARY SURGERY; paper 90 cents.
cooPsk's sCAvALRY TACTICS. with plates;
Manual for Colts Pistols and Maury's Skim.
kAURY'sSkiRMIsH DRILL for Mounted Troops;
OUTPOST DUTY fsr r.va.ry; soc.
ROBERTS HANDBOOK for ARTILLERY; fbc
B0CKHOLTZ's SCIENCE OF WAR; Or, Tactics
for 0ihssrs Of Infaatry. Artillery and Cavai-
BuGkh5IrTsTIELD FoRrIFIcArIoss. Camp
COOKING for Camp and Hospital; ase
HARDkEs TACTICS; volumes; $40. by mail
SCHOOL OF tbs GUIDES; 81.
RiCHARDbOE'S Volunteers Manual; $50.
DAVIS Troopers Mammal; SI.1
CARYG BAfONET EXERCISE; 81.
now PRISTITa-
CAPT. VICLE,S HAND. BO0k OF Portifcst,ons,
Light and Heavy Artillery; with plates, Sl.?s.
Also, FOR sele-Pepsr. Envelopes, Pocket Ink
stands, Portfolios, Pens, Ink, asers.
~ Many coed Magazines and Books ara offered
20 tho soldiers without prics. ssarn
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isAsciAt.-At the FIRST board in New York
hFs Friday, sun further advance TOOK piscs
la State stocks, sosae CT. Them quite heavy -
North Oarolina 6's went up from esk tia day
previous 70 62, an advance OF 81 BAR cent !.
Virginia e's advanced y par cent; Missouri
os Z, closing ali; Tennessee G's $, at ssg
Tee New Yosk Times of Friday, say:
THE additional subscriptions 70 the Ma.
o1hei loan "a 30 per csnt thtee-year Ireasu.
~ eonfs ut the Sub-Treasury yes.Ardar
.ers one hundred and fifty Ia number. the
hoaht raLaiig from $50 10 glo coo saeA. The
* t27e 900 'faeAs
,9s'c ~ very quiet money market this
49,. aid the imp ovement In rates. which.
,s..s 1900 iooEea Tor after the recens 20 xcrn-
:. ~ f"ussucn, has not yet been fairly as
ttbjlsbed, ne 5se per esn;. on cxsi fns., 49,
~! seat. on PRIME discounts, are tne nuyrent
Itsrhs SAT- 4n0Fd at hank ard c,,. Ihs s..s-.
ae foreign exchanges are sfssdy. ta,iaYers
sNe eent. ON London Tor bankers, hs,ss a.,
= .fts IssS Ter merchants The iatteys frs-.s
lAold3n BIZ the Asia advise az easy diseans,
.s'si. yet ~ - per cent Tie bank htiii.on was
On The lycgsase -
The ktiumore Exehanss Of Saturday ssys |,
VS. hsve nc change TO note since last week
IL sht eohht.aoB Of the money market The ia.
ai'Ass a. ~ and fFr Iuonsy thsn notsd, hss con.
stps - eHiS''tA taa "fsH. SEA = good csai OF
pstsl = bssa selling on tha ss9sst At 8 per
sss !of p.ligs eDaQJsfa. sud fsom { " ~ oar
bstrk 81 Ssglttif tssp Glass sisstsasss. M
asmAfd 40 tuSe5 Il ttIn Gfsf;sf vsYy frtels
90 call ~ tse pr rsEy. WIT food cold tarais.
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Arrests~-0n Saturday last. officer McCub-
bin, Of tho Special Detective Police, arrested,
By order of General Winder, Michael Tracey
and his wife, upon . charge Of tampering
with the Yankee prisoners now confined in
this city. Tho two were sent to jail.
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LOCAL MAT'rERs.-


Aftsr tAs Let Of 6spssmhsr, - following
win - The rates Of pablisstiea Of The DE-
paseA:
DAILY PAPrR.-1sse csmss PR copy q ths
eountsr and from the regular carriers Of the
city. Per .nnum, Is. Six months, .. Thrss
months, 41.75.
6EnI-WlskLY.-&3 per annum.
WnsKLY.-$2 Per annum.
Neither the Ssmi-Wsskly nor Weekly paper
viii b sent for lees tsrm than twelve
months.
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RroanosD FxaALE DESTITUTE We have re-
ceived the Seventh Animal Circular aud
Catalogue Of the Richmond Female Institu.e
I'e number Of pupils for the session OF
1860 81 was iai. The Catalogue is from the
press OF II. X. Euysop.
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More Prtsonsss.-The cars on the Central
road brought down two more Yankee prisoners
on Saturday, who had been captured on the
Manelsas line Of operations.
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isroRsArIes Sok NURSES IA eorresnon dent
ssuds another msthoj OF Keeping maggots out
@; wounds. after dressing wound, dip a
mop vessel Of the water aud anaoint the
oardsge wei! with it, The writer assures us
i&at this Is an effec.ual preventive.
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Su1RlxD1R OF MAyoR LrsDs's FoRoy N
ARIzoHA.-The St. Louis Republicans cor.
respondent writes from Santa Ee ON the Am
instant that later dates from Mesilla confirm
the reported surrender OF Msjor Lynde's
command at Fort Fillmore 70 Southern troops.
The garrison is reported to have numbered
fourteen companies. none Of which had It'd
full complement Of men, and 1t Il somsWhat
doubtful whether the prisoners-all told--ex
coed eight hundred and fifty men. II that
many Nine companies for the First Rsei-
ment have besn raised In New Mckee, and
another 10 being formed. 1t was conaidered
probable that thu Governor would call upon
the militia to Jake the fiold.
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
n STANTON, VA.
The next session Of this Institution will com.
mence on the LIST day Of OCTOBER next and
close on the last Thursday In JUNE following
For circulars, or further information, Apply to
se2-16t* J. B TINSLKY Prfncipai
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MANUFACTURES TOBACCO.

MANUFACTURED ToB nc do' 'A'' '''S' LOT Oh
Embracing some Of the best brands In Virginia
AS We are psrfectfnR arrangements for general
agency Tor the sale Of Virginia AanufAstured To.
baeoo, We shall In short tina have . complete
merchants and other dealers to aivs rs . cali be.
fore 70 s s.slas- sAML' AYRss = SON.
nIASOt.UTION OF CO.FAKTNEK9NIP.
- The hrm Of w. l., / d. A. NcMtNN Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All those hav-
Ing claims against the concern will present the
SANE for. sss.lemeat to WI. l.. AcMINx, who viii
west eorner Main and 2oth streets.
Richmond. Sept. :. l.n. B. 4. acxIsE.
nI6AOI. o ION or CO PAHTNERSHIP-
II The fra Of BURTON & 0REaNHOW was
dissolved on the soth August By the death OF r.
Is. bunfoN. Al persona having claims against
the concern VIII present them for ettlemene, and
All tsdebted to them viii settle, a. longer induI-
9. c. GREExHow,
.e z-M surviving Partner.
EAMIIY KOC9RY.-S7N0.LC d9Ex..
I. HOW. Of the late nrm Of Burton 8 Grssshow
NESS q the old stand, and will keep constant "
LIQUORS and TRA6, and respectfully soifeits the
patronage 20 gsnsrossly extended TO the old
nfm ss2-ts
TO WhOM II NAY CONCERN.-Tnis Il
4 70 give notice thu Hrs. LAvlnIA sLAIR has
.s:.s s.I g.
renting them either g. asss OF roonis wstAess my
permission frOM tAis date
5HOs. J. sAaBY. General lgsnt.
1lshmonds AuG. ~ isss. No. sWsat IT,
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u EMOVAL OF BRIGGS OLD EST H.
IL l. lSHRU b KERl.

The subscriber, thankful for the patronage 40
literally bestowed ON him for the last ave years,
takes this method Of informing his friends aud
the public In general, that he ha, removed to the
corner below his old stand, which he has had
lifted up In the most approved style, and secoad
to none south Of Mason and Dixon's line, where
he hopes 20 meet his old friends and the public.
assuring them that nothing shall be wanting on
his part to please them: Having increased facilt-
ties, he viii now be able to aerve all that will IA
yor him With eall with ~ good 8hRAD, CAKES,
CkAChkRs and PIES, ~ can DO made In any es-
adjustment In the city.
BREAD kOLLs.. BUNS, BUISCuIT, &C., fresh
every m0rning and evening.
BREAD, CAKES and CRACKERS nicely packed
and sent to any part Of the city or country
Parties supplied with Plain and Ornamental
CAKES. D BRIGGS,
20 S-lm* Corner Al and Broad SITS.
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oUx KERN Military Manual. 81.

ARMY REGULATIONS
Adopted for the use of the Confederate States IN
accordance with late ats Of Congress, revised
from the old United States Army, lssT; retsIp
ing all that IL easentiai for Officers of the Linz:
to which Ia added act for the estabIish,
ment and organization Of the Army Of the
Confederate States Of Am erics. Also, Articles
OF War, Tor the Government OF the Army OF
the Confederate States Of America. g.
Persons renting to us the marked price Of
either Of the above, Except Gilham's ksnnal.l
viii receive them free Of ostage OF freisht.
Publishers and Bookssllsfs
- 2-.N las Main st., Richmond Va
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WAMEgg. T. = = CAg11n76lS ss1 . =.
~ 101..ss - vesk 9 nanasslo 5uSc13eS. He. -
& 81 - No.; - - ssssi ss g
q s-ns jonn : ESQ. o,s.ov
Wanrskn.f21u nfsf q w Sse1
want 81 oas. whisA We wsall prefer his;ss ~ -
few weeks, bat would bay n saek ensssssWa
eould not bs made. Apply q onr eoce sssiv ,s,s
morning SvaA GEO. oiDi6N.'
W4NTkO "A yesnG lid 81 vicsisis. d.
w 10 . grad aate Of viraipie inatitstSuse
yisAee si.vatteA - teacher Of OIL PIiSTiSVaa L,
0s1clAu AID DRAWING; would slss y y
1nslish bEanchss Address "V. q. ~ ns.sSan
to.. LonAeaa county. We sea-sVs,.
w AN1ED-roar asle- hedisl solcfsd An.
w wo.k On - ct Jsnc:ioa, Hasovsr =. =. 70
Apply - 6upertntsndsnt's ON = kicNmonS SsY
NiessbufK snd Potomac RailfoAa Compssv iva
WANT9D "A youag MAE 70 driye = -,
w Wagon. and make himssif gen rally ns.swse
ApUiy bhludS sew Bakery.
ss5-H* Corner Of and Broad strssi.
Mt YW D~
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HOL LINS' INSTIT X.

This institute IL now In session, with an A.
tendance OF over fifty pupils. Young ladies pur-
posing TO enter for SIX months, shou I'd Coma In
the hrst Wednesday in DC obsr. This region is
sc 2-imk CHAk q ta,(KR knn,
DOAN Z COLLEGE.-This Institution.
~ lo Gated at SAlsm, Roanoke county, Va, opens
Its next session S6PcEMBkR Isl.
Preparatory Department for the reception Of
Boys Is also contested with tho college. entire
expenses for ten months session, xi4s, including
and AL. Inquire Of the President.
so7-dStGsW%<
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ADJUSTMENTS,
PERSONAL.

Mrs. n. L. WILLIAMS and Mr.. JossPH
AVA WILLIAMS ut the American Hotel sx-
reeting to meet there sick soldier and an sdort
ed son. Capt. JOHN kerr CoxNALLY, who has LEFT
the Hotel and been taken to . private house. Any
Information concerning his Whereabouts Will be
thankfully received at the Hotel.
se2-ltk JOS WILLIAM
Tf ABNER McCABE-A member Of The Dan
L vile Greys ISth Regiment "a. Voiunteers)-
Is In the city, favor will be conferred by ltav.
Ing Information - to his Whereabouts as this Of
nee to day, or to Mr.. CLAIBORNE BORNErT, In
Manch ester AZ 1-lx
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EDUCATIONAL.
MR.. CARY'S SCHOOL
IA OF
ANCIENT AND aODERN LANGUAGES
And Of MATHkMATICS,
On It'll hArvaen MAraca

The next session OF this SCHOOL will COM
mence ON MONDAY, the 18th Of September, q. 4
continue ten months.
terms same n heretofore.
For particulars, applyto JOHN CARY.
2-l2tk
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head at his regiment, the command of which
s sub nensiy devoivsd upon NJ u. Skinner. L..
Vol. Fry having bsen obliged TO leave the
Held In CONSCIENCE af u sun stroke.
Au accomplished, promising officer, Major
Garter II. Harrison, Eleventh regiment Virxi-
MA volunteers, was lost TO the service. While
ieadiHg TWO companies OF his regiment against
the enemy, he fell, twice shot, MORALLY
wounded
Brigadier General LonGstreet, while finding
On all sides alacrity, ard VI and intelligence,
mentions MS special obligations to OoIoneIs
Moore. Garland and Corse, commanding seve.
rally regiments of his brigade, and to their
field oiiicsrs. Lieut.. Coils Fry, Fcnsten and
munford, ana Mejors Brent ana skinner, Of
wnom ne says: " they displayed more cool
ness ~nd energy than is usa ai among veter ans
OF the old service" Gen. Lorgstreet also
mentions the conduct of Capt Marye. OF the
iasn Virginia Volunteers. as especially GAL
The regiments Of Early brigade were com.
manded by Dol Harry Hays and Lieut.. Coils.
Williams and Hairston, who haudled their
commands IN action with satisfac tory cool
esrs. Lieut. DOL B. Uhois.a asi sn n''s n o
Penn, OF the 7sh Louisiana. and Maj,r Pat.
ton. Of the It'll Virginia Voiuntssrs.
The skill, the conduct, and the soliisriy
qualities OF the Washington ARTILLERY en-.
gagged, were all that could b desired The
officers ana men attached 10 the sevsn piecss
already specified won for their battalion q
distinction which, / feel assured. will never
Dc taInishef, and which will ever servo 70
ai 1s, them ana their corps % hiSo endsavor.
pieces In aetion. The commander OF the bat
ta,ion WA necessarily absent from the imme-
oiate held. nnder orders In the spnsrs OF his
duties put sne fruits OF his discip inc. yssl.
INSTRUCTION ana capacity a. IN artillary COM
snandsr, were present. and mat rsdo1nd 10
On ths lsis. st Mlseassl,s sesd. xh,Ie no .1r,.
ems sntsgsasnt oaeasrsd, tns Son0ast AZ I'll
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IL II A NJ 3
- MILITARY MANTrar
WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
PUBLIsHERS
HAVE now RRADY,
COL. WIN. 0ILHAM'S
M a M u a T,
FOR
VOLUNTEERS AND MILITIA

OF TIE
CONFEDERATE STATES.
coxPRrsIsa:
Army OfGani1ation;
Crgani1 ,tion Of Infantry.
cavalry, Field .t ,Arsillsry.
Arms and Ammsn,,,.,:
y Schools Of the Soldier:
Trooper, Troop and Squadron
Rvolusie ns Of the Rsgimsnt;
Light artillery Tas.ics;
Duties Of Captains;
Duties in Camp and Garrisons; '''
The staff; Battles;
kad The Article. Of War.
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