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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-16

NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ From Of C0usnd s.CoDnecdog at Hstnpten Jgno-
tiop wi seksw and eem Railroad and a,
Iss.on with LCngh Valley RrOsd aud is connections forming
adTect line gh without change Of cars
SUNNI X ARRAN NGEMENT--Comn juue ls6l--
Leave New YORK - follows: - .
HARRIsBuRG ExPKEss-At6A m. for Elston, Reading Potts
villa harrisburg Msuch c eunk, NLiamsport.
Man TKAfS-At t8 for Easton, Water Gap ecrantoa
Great Bend Pitson. Wikeeb.rIei &c :. - ,,..,.
I'm. IHRoUeH TRAiN-foI EAstoni Manch Cnunk' WllAms
port, ReadiEg P,ttsvile, Harrisburg &c
THROUGH TRAIE-FoT Easton betushetas hhehto"h
end Msuch Chunk. - ,
$50 p. NJ WAY rRAIN-For Somervine. .
sAPhEsS--I OT Easton. huentovn. keadinI
Hsri,brr. Pburgh and ,he Wes. Sleeping Cars from Jer-
City tlronsh ~ tf a. rrh - .
ExPRRss TRAM FoR EARRsBURe-Ihe Ga 10. Express IGAia
from Now York arrives Harrisburg at connect n Ia
.nJ Wes az PsnoslyeDiA Raroad Northern Ceutr
RHioa North and soath and with tho Cumberland Vale
TaE TaRoVeH ExPREss TRAIN yoR TIE WEsr leaves
Nea.York Al 8 D. IA, diy tSandays excepted makios
eos conueecn at H.r.bcTg With Ponusylysnia kstIosd
with 90 chanee fhgh and but one to Cnein at
and Chsro -Four time T. saved by taxing this tTaE
ELIzABErHPoHT NEv.YORK FsERr-Lesye New. YORK
ttom Pier No. g. North River st 20 aud u0 m Je AZ,
Ane 5;ee .. m. ,,,,,1, a.,
each wsy. JbhN y. SiEhNc oiPSnn'eAoeD-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-16
uROAD mo- LONG BRANCH. N. j.

DAILROAD TO LONG BRANCH, n. j.
Az Summer arrangement Three s1prsss trains each way
RARITAKAud Del. Ny RAILROAD fos Red Bank, 5hrewE
buIy long BRANCH Bergen Works &c On and srerJuy st
the popular Eeabo4t SEA SHORE, Capt Sherman, viii leave
foot Of Ro5nson-s,. daily at 10 aud N, for Port
Monmouth coDpecd there with for all regular taona
Rss9rsins leave Begee at s s. IN and p NJ sId LONo
BRANCH, At a., loI and q p m siege. connect
With oTs Tor gu pss the country EIeeeLt ness or tbs
Sea Shore COMMUTATlON and EXCURSION TICKETS
sold At leduc rates. hOes Long Branch charge lower TO
suit the tales.
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.
1NTns leave Jersey City ioF PeTmont IS and rs m,
and 4z5 AID 6:2 FOR Money at <25 and M for
suaerns o. 4:2S p. 4. w DEMARE5E Superintendent
4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHAEGE OF
~ TERMINUS1Lesve jane slip snd 9h-t Ferries New.
York u snd 39J p for 6recpport u n. and 4:30 D.
u. for 81 sst $50 m fer tsninsd ls For Hemplesd
a m. 12m 3:3s 400 ssd5:20 FOR Jamaica, lesse
O ~ $50 4so 5:p sudi5i o. Trains leave Hunters
Point or arrival Of boat nom Jaues-siip.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
lN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITYMaii and Express ree leave NewYo ork at aud II
a m and aud m Fare So Through tickets sold cr Gin.
snDaa ard the West and for nre aud through baggage
shseked la . m. a1d y N trains .,,
j. w Woodbury., Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will be received for unless delivered and
checked II minutes In advance Of The time oiloavng
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-16
THIS Is THE SEASON OF TIE YEAR

yybsn children tsrhinx are smos tain to 10 scsd with
d,,eatery and dl.rrhea MRS. wINsLows sooBHiNG
SYRUP Il ssrnKYAiLrSa for thsse diseases sad
VIII dive immediate relief from all pain snd distress incident to
the process steshns Every mother should p'oVd' for her
children.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-16

Beware OF Coun.erfetL -
None genuine unless the tdeinRs Of CURTIS rEhhiNS
New. York. &. o the outside wrapper.
Sold By Druggists ,h on chou, the world
Principal Office No 10 Cedsrst.. Eow.YOrt-
Price only Is cents Der bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-16

Druggists everywhere keep MRS WISSLoW5
SOOTHING SYRUP fOr children oeshns No me ins In the
uned State, sells Ike a. (, standard medicine, and Its
yAxx Is woaLDwIpR Physicians order AID whsre'er
IA mssicsl effects have been witnessed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-16

r,,l amount Of circulation July Sf9s426l3
Totai aa cunt OF ci sulscn July lS6l.''. zdo'l1S
Decresse................'..'.'' sbSirc
The Illinois Central Railroad Company has decided
TO receive corn in payment OF land notes at the mar
k. value in Chicago les freight. The heavy losses
~ tbs farmers upon their wild cat bank notes have rem
dsred payment in money, in many cases, Impossible;
bu, the country is full of corn and land notes can be
paid in this currency with facility.
From the annual report Of the Cleveland and Toledo
Road we take tue annexed figures:
busISxss o PAST YEAR o,oo-, oo
RuEnlng expenses
Ne, e,s.riny......-...."... .'sSSaSSs %
Appiied ss follows, via; s,e, ox, m
Inter est bonds. SGa9s Ss
Interest sod exchange ........"'.''''.'' sss "a
z Fr9s' c. .%S snf C. 5'ii H. r. %
Middle sT5 Groand ren. at Toledo. 1900 %
r TS.S SsS,. ;.;i;,iii;s'i.;. received from D.y
ton and NJ H. ..u $3.50, 50 sSir1 50 ss'ssi
Net income FOR past On %
yiaipos debt reduced compared with last 20
Contributed Sinking nj as4 40
c..b on hand "a.
Whlch Is equal to net of about tow per es@s G tae
Cgrita Stock Of The Company, and %nicn, II 'ne y.
foetino debt was out OF the way, wYld DO apPieo I"
S%e most hid economy compatible with the pressr-
va,on of the property, ana snesy ~ sana.,Snsnt
and 1t lei Accountability required Of every officer and
smnoyee Of tie Company and while there Is gradual
in the proportion Of freight S 2 psssHsSss Sc Ss I
fe until ,be freight receipts exceed those oi ,1e
an gar sIi your road has been during the ias'
wear for 4el y cent tho gross earnings, ana INC
rolling stock and road kept up good order.
There was some extra expenditure re9uireo au,," a.
,ta as vsar 10 building substantial abutments 70
number Of bridges between Fremont and ISieuO s's =,
in repairing tke large bridge asrOss tne ,tseS
Toledo and placing in it new under cnOrI, h,asss nsm wais
VIZ COS, he Comnany gbeut $500, TO which must
be added the cost Of eight other bridges IN When , tos
ut stone have been aseO s sss
- ,.c, nothing kas been charged to eo"s''ae'
fo. aeeonst during te taS year. ,,,r.d on vour
s5s+ SSsr sSa IsSita Srss
rad for tns oos appertaning to the roliint
repairs, ana sS - now in e cdeondiiOa, and al 6'
IN rs, rate order IN tine for the rai 0u''i''''
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-16

Tue movement OF the Banks since Nov. q, 1876.
has been az follows,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-16

AZ ODCON III In lshA
HI NY and TROY, CONNECT.
and WEST. Trains leave:
From Chsmbers-st.
Express, I and II e. IN, and $3.50 q;
and 5 p. IA. "a
Troy ard Albany with sleep 10
ing-osT), lt:l5 y. IN.
Poufhkeepsie train, o. . G. m., o..
IL: : aud 4 p. N
Peekskin train, 0iJO q H. A1o ~
5;9p. m. IL
Sing Siug train, s;4s, 4:3o and ii;
9:i5 p. n. e.
Fishkiil train, $3.50 .. m 10;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27
%

! The pay vi First lieutenant in The
Confederate army, in full, is. $50 W
la higher grades, the difference Of pay in
favor Of L. S. officers IS greater. For instance,
in the L. S. urmy, te!d and stat otncers dra"
! commut.t!oa iur iOrG:e 4! The rate OF eight
dollars per tno.lia, "hrther shey actually Keep
the horses OF cot Ia the Z. s. army, commu-
ta!ion for ft-age c;.!: on|y be drawn when the
horses nry actTni'y hs"t and iunstere" into
the service. j., both services, nine dollars per
moat!. additional! pay IS allowed for every iiTn
years <:ry.c, Il. llt Artillery sad Cavalry
ta:: saline lrol.pysa1 is cbspryro.
II wrtste jnr exainIl2. the ottice OF U"oEelr
,;,e ron.parj>"'' vi! stand !hns.:
The pay I'll 3 Northern Colonel, exclusive #
i,,race. il $2"6.tu lr, ,nnnth. The pay %:
C..rf,"irru'- t'aicnr aSHlusiye If forage. IL
sia:.. D, ,.l ,ncntE Ti:s Northern Colonel Is
allow I'd inr SIR :orage of .hiae horses, whether
he krers horses or n"!-a further sum OF s2+
nei mnn.n n-,:lii. ,.ur tt,Gacl receives forage
or.!; when t,r uses ass>, an'; !"r The nnmhsr
u=",
ln The L. : ArI.:, fit- pay proper il '''"
thnm aaf.h"l, Of tir rniira compensation re-
ceyytl hy Tie oi;r, i. '"i iinnielcrsLs ser
vice. the pax j; in .t"H ~ "H "h0H""r'S, eN.
capt Tor irt, i,.r',r-. 'n:n.: a2d f1a" ril'r'"
exusn.+s whe ,ra.rii:!i,. unsar "r'':!r:;. CHri-
nl,itaiai. inr fuel ard quarters 's 1rf sii'wad
when public quarter ca':n", he tnrni"h7d,
FORAGE oniy T:r imrses scsnaJ mustered into
service, and travelling expenses at ten cents
sper mile GUmmuIatlon ;nr fuel and quarters,
and travelling EXPENSES. "a allowed IN the /.
s. service II silii ION t .ie a!'o~lH"''> sn'''n-
| rated ahrSc.
1t j.: th:s sr-.i i:ai. when The ease Is fui'y
stated, Cur Offices re7eiye 'cs' than n: otf-
Gers a! the Northern array, :ii.'caG =: ;""re
than aouhis, rs has hsrn sEpPa,ad. lie ia's'
apprehension grows oui OF the is"f that we
state tire pay hoaea'I :.i:,i :ncT a;'Gt n"' 'eTs
up IN extras.
Tha s.ac Ut II priSat" III ", -fi vice Is ,
per .mcn,h, besides his iatcns and cl"'l'ng -
Ua.ii re' emily ,hi. ~as the pay in the North
ern army. Since iincc;n undertook the j'h
orsubju,, ting tie Southern s'aoplr 'he pa II!
E,r Northern >ol.lnT; has '.re; ncrraStd "a
5 l., nrl month r::t a!,litona t"c 'inars
u:, n.n7,.l: w:rc aai.d as ! nrlIc, ~ cncouTI&r
eal:s.mens. The Northern aoljiers quickly
f,uai :tet Liucylo h,d ""cr cropped tI'I'-st'
Thy luahE; the 5tnthe:n"ts rushing !" arulS
"a as. n;:m,,.rs, to defend their liberti,5 and
...:' ipn.<, an3 they found them not only
,;,ue,ous. tu: travc- T'hry shrsnl; from ''''e'
irc ,hsr,; ard il arder tn s'f-n 'hcir c"i'"a&a
the par was ;ncrr,., Cd an III aiditm;. !" .';ai'
! large bcunt!cs y=ra Promised. TG", Aa' :"
put Up tac price 10 set 'hs men, because 'i'S;r
men are supply u'rrccnarss, tgh'ir;; ior plum
der. live whip 'hein i'll lew more battles,
tsc price r.!ll hare to 50 up again. for the BRIDE
must uo made larger,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27
col. Roger &. Pryor.

II th< :.ati9Fa II III" E%?~irr-:
PE~%ascuuG V,., Sept. -. !''';i.
tir';rEfMrH:-0Sing, as ] snip,'"':, 70 The
intimate rclainrs cyiSiEg t'ii""fa Eri. Pryor
and myseII as par.ners u; II practice 81 f"N,
numerous gentlemen residing &c different icT-
linn II this district, have, withI! thc. last i'!w
wack+, inquired Of NE whether OF not he il.
lrnl-:' hrl;i! :; candidate Trr. re.c'hctinn TO
Congress fhes: curIirieS were usually ar-
c:,tnpar.;ri H:lh he cSrrc.',cn "f ':"ra thu +
ha w3uitl aeGw his cirdlil scy T:thG'n .:r!.T
OF ii least giYs ecme assurance Ct h.3 1ilti:'::-
ns*s t, serve the people if elected ny them. Ii
order IN ascertain ;eiiniici7 Tiia: vas The par
o,sc nj loi Pryor in is regard, sdiiresss!
lar, ,nnl.: i. s!gys .ibcc, ariA recai"ed ~
way Il! reply The foiio.sinS le!'er, o'l!i:h | will
ltar:!; Yu'. t. pnhii,f fer The .!inrrnaiian nj ~
.nt.rs.:e,! rs"r respectfully,
lrrrs, ;ir TnGs g. tLcrm
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~ THE t;OVEsSu.i o. Virginia.

,I 'is. vacancies haze orcarrc, - ;:se CaEvrE
" :; Virginia, ~ ise rr5!Sns'itu ~ Williams T.
t.. - r2rrnbcr eject 'ra:l ;iic caiiT: =: Hearco'
e.. = 'e ,euth Of JOIN :. dugh-", she ;c'nher i5ur,
ny 4; Randolph, ar; ni t"leri.ue ". 5;ll;ha!i
.:rneer from the oi .,!3":aar;r: ans r!-n by
e. -spuIson from the L51.s.t:oH "f WA. Il. l:roSa
,:.1N.s =. NeCIseU, 1s ;!, :ouGIy cf Preston john
E-:ct', Of II" couIty - ;ayi"r, Jsu-. Rurisy, II
',I.ty II aa.shaI, laau s. Garlic OF the copaty
:: H,!!ison Marshall IL peat, nf The county Q! Mo.
-.Gf-. L. r. Hall. "f The ""iu:: c: Narien C..ra.
HGSDard, OF the coG2ir .! t!o. John !. iaci:so:,,
80 cvg:y OF WooG. Grol - Ncinrer Of the COMFY
Chapman j. .;dar of tie Di,tric, composed "f
7.:ti-s o: poddr!G:e and Tyler .nd CRulphc TAR.
coa":y "f brooke: lhcrs!vr.. thu Sheriff. Of t.-
s.aa.:=s aaa District, hcsc.: required Ia hoI
.:.,a - each Cf sai,: c0ri.s hT. districts, tie
..--:s, place, votpy prescribed ~ law Cor
e. Elc;Iae!. the be, of :ht Convention
= -, o: sal :oGati-7 ans t:5'T;ci to supply .te
:..:-: 80. ;a:i. r.? ,?ccto. ~ ~ -. .HA Of
- =: arSi
e=:2 uude: y hsli - C;9Tssao.. and Under the seal
Q! 49, :-coloEnnTes,itI, nj Hchrooud, tn's 18th dar
y September. !sFi. .:i 56ih Yel7 q tie
- Car- Sio:-eaitt,
jv.N itIGuEE.
= - :,cv"-Eo-.
yss. ". Mr.7oEp. >e,.ct..y II - c"-,-e;i=ssi;i,
L--.-
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: tis .-G!;to-a cf tie El.Ir!:~G-:

Gentlemen My short stay in the CIT a"
rr;vc: .re ei The cpnnr,raity vi rendering M
,.a*; c>.'::,si, heattfc!s ihai:E- III the ia1'r'
and ge:,;:2mrn ni!o were 81 very Kind ana Al
teatirc IG my dear son, Spencer E1aaF ?enirE,
who died K. the SsciG:ore Hospital. on !I's;'
dry las: therefore lake this ihet''nh t" f'}
10 ihcui. az well So ~ thn gent!em,i: Sh0
Owns The vault, tha. feel, dsepl.7 iaal, tns
obligation. anal if could express ia5 Kind
feelings To ;E!eE,. it you'd be in accordance
Of rny heart eu we'll satisfied all vas donc
for hu1 thai they could d., and 'ne Hospital
being kept oy the friends Of the church, Is
more pleasant situation for the sick than faT
/ havs stcr. SPENCER r. PENCE,
Fort Valley, Houston City, ga
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Ctrf GoaTr, 2isl S,tpl.. 1861.

iii DfAr: SIR have the tc":ar TO acl;un".
ledge the receipt Of your letter.
had net intended 10 declare C:Y;cli :: can
dda,e for Congress. in so critical 4 cnj nnc-
rure CT the public affairs Rave conceived i
,uy ,',,ty to avert my view from nil personal
and t. await the Development of the
porrlaT vii ;;: :!is sslection nj tie ;:';:T &C.
p7cseD;a:iycs Ii these extraordinary i;'iia'',
official position is altogether 100 Iespoi'*ir! !"
trust to bs aagerly co7eted rs ;nr F7i"s ri i;''
iivdual ambition
Invited, hone:er, to avow my puTrost, /
lei ut liberty u declare that, L, Of their own
spontaneous ch,i>o, the people CT oar distric!
skull be pleased to re-ele@t me ia Congress, ]
will cn3:.rcr ,c cc-r, them with the best CT
ray ability. Very respectfully,
Irur obedieat se77anT.
RoccE A. FRToE
/. c S;sFf:, ESQ
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amEIIA aGakHlYH.

E: ssatvNInih Sessoin Of this school VII op:n Oc'o.
,: - SCI ard close August ist, is62. The conr+e "i
-:oa Is slarstory to thr University ~ fTsn"' '
i.-oss! lhe Latin, Greek EnrlSh, and tEe'ha Ian
'-t'' Mathematics and Ph,loaoph:
l1s, Eosrd and tuition, exclusive "f lights am tow
t.,. parable $1e0 October lst and Slcp March l,i.
- period OF esh thsnbSe months f23 per a"ih"h'
l. atrd no deduction for absenre for any crIe
-csg..s For further particulars 'oIsnt c:.''ioSue
- AGJ.sts Lodere r. w., Amelia c"nn;I, VIRGINS.
-: :--c,f HME. AAnRiSOH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27

MusIEH,Ha VOLUNTEERS. Tho AeT fmk
" Evening Pest has .sldeu account OF the
cold d.bloodcd murder of = member Of Captain
Cresto's company sf Wiilei's PoiB' 1t aP.
pears that they had ss.luutccreo, oGt wgTs TOT
sg orn in, and hasi tieserlo;Gsd To 'iiSbana, but
we're surrounded, nred upon. and se7e'' o7
eight Sere killed aad wounded. including Louis
Germani, ap Italian priest, who was shot II
the back.
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TOT CSC 1I!: =
slcnfT r. Carter

beg lss7s to bring the name of the gen
tieman that heads this article before the voters
of Hanover as candidate 10 supply the place
Of our distinguished youhg friend, William 3.
Newton, in the next House "f Delegates 'i
Virginin. Mr. Carter is q gentleman OF IA
len,s. OF high character and great e1Pe7ieuce,
sad kno-F Of u" B,an better qualified 10 'r-
prssent Il: G: this important crisis shan ne is
i VOTER
HANOVER CorSTT, Sept 2a, 1861.
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naSiWAE,

;:"e o.,h Aucust from Mount Carbon M:ncs, =hn:e
~ !AsY h.. .r hired t~o LaS:Jes, !'s:.CA I'D TON
'-'',A ;a muiA,to, proniGen: mouth and teeth, arn
: YEAR. old Tom il abou, Gte fec, Eve or six inch
. slack aud w-a-s II truss. Th.y have oolh oeth y
's c.o:rred in MARYLAND having inade their escape
=: pctonec. suitable rewards will be pal" ir:
- apprehension aod delivery 20 the nearest jail
~. .?-o!tic,; X. L. T. gEALt.
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! ~ nT RrG SEwrLL MorST..ir, ,
~ -. z, TOO. '

Patriotism in the North IS c comEoI.sJ "pou
which he everlasting anksss are specializing
in Grey waT TIE '.taai 9=r'lkla is den.and
for L;cutenaa:ies. Advertisements appear Of.
ferr:pg various small sums Of ready money,
(nevsr o7e- s5ol for commissions wo7th from
SEQ to So lsr month.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27

Gamble, tic bogus Go-erno: c! Missouri, IS
no* suspected OF being d;sloy.i to :ne Aorthsrn
Go-ar.a,ent i is said he :s 90 much opposed
to the occupation Gf ii: STATE by 'as iahEee
troops ss b the Coo!ele7ases- The North
erne.s are getting so'taey dire aot trust any
cna
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!csnectGillH,
FIR fke EaGu.T:r,
JaEes LTons,

MreeRs E.ulrnRs The election oi members
of Congress, Tor the. Southern Confederacy
will take rlsc: in November next, and knc1s
Of nv mai i:c,tcr qualified TO represent the
Richmond District than Mr. Lyons have
been intimately acquainted with mir, from his
youth, and ha1e oi9ays considered hin, gen
tlclnan Il great rrcrai worth, fine talents, o
handsome speaker pad sn able debater, with
few EQUALS aud 40 s,iisrio7s in this district
Mr. lyon, is pure, una'lnlterated States
Hi.i:i; ;l,sr, of The OH |lrgini. school, and
wss M. pf Liz earliest advocates Of her seces.
sinn rc.a he lasr Lnile! States, Ills election
would he Tvry gratifying tc bis numerous
friends in this District, and particularly so to
Il larc2 majority Of the people "G this county.
i.uANnIEE;
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,.KooKrsNu SCHOOL,

:. GREENWOOD DEPOT, ALBENAki.E Col2ff, Va.
lGL Sixth Session will open the lkt Monday 10 spten'-
- aud close On the 25th Of june.
'-:-.Z5o per session, TO he psa SsPis1 III
- 5s+ cah lst February. W.. nlNWlpDlE-
s-f:-a.zc;. Principal.
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HplLiEs WANTED FOR THe ARMY.

HPFLiES WANTED FOR THE ARMY. +.
rLICATIOSS viii be received for fu.u.hirS supple
u = kED PEPPER, POTATOES. PEAS, Beams and
-ereaoles Of I'll kinds, aud pickles fer the e OF the
-, d-iverabl. u; any pcirt coovebleu to TIE troops
A.cAaoad. A supply Of Red Pepper Is essentially
a's7y Thi, article should be carefully prese,T red hy
50 -a 20 tniui.:=r 20 the comfort aai health CT oar
'' = :se acid ground up aud packed In bags, 19:s
".:t.. }. II. CLAIBORNE.
Major .nI Ccu,n Snbsist"~c:.
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Eer Il: EEg-Te
nn,,nE i.,..,lu. EcEf. a21. 1871

UIh'VE N".- .-'t-, >tT'I' "eT1, IV"I7
tlGg JEREMIAH M3.To:;.
Der 81 We, ,hr undersigned, citizens OF
the county uf Orange, feeling the Importance,
in the present conciticn Of our invaded and
bleeding country, Of ha"lns efficient repre-
sentatiGn il our next Confederate Congress,
have, ial:cr consultations *ith orr friends and
iric.. citizens detrru,ns: to 1a.' n!lr @b:"s
inr yuli ~ Cur representative.
Plcas" intorrl NJ il yon wi! :;r,.. i tlf':I'i.
E,1l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27

TIC -Iex York Daily News, aiteS giving
ftw facts ahoat the strength OF the Southern
army says-tney They canaot iaii TO impress
the North with the solemn truth that It hss
awakened tos hostility monster power ei
bcundless resource and iu7pcole will.
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Rlf9mon0 Enqutrtr,
BY TYLER, WISE & ALLEGRE.
WEDNESDAY, MomNlNG, SEPT. es, lse
Comparative Pay Of tho Northern aud
Southern Armies.

~ GDNF.sUAt .HV2SShNSs, SERA. 20, 1851
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Comparative Pay Of tho Northern aud
Southern Armies.
We have seen within few days, u state.
ulent in several of onr co.emroraries, alleging
a Discrepancy i'll the pay OF the officers Of the
Northern and Southern armies, and giving the
figures largely i'll favor Of our own officers
VIC noteilit al ife time, as probably 1aisappre-
heosior, AMI wc made it orr business to iristi-
tuis inquiries. Ge"auso we feared the effect
wcrid bo injurious. We had just gained the
in!or;na.lou requisite &c make Pm exposition,
when VIC were further urged to the use
OF ir by finding on yesterda-? the state.
meEt excepted 10, attributed ro oir.
selves in the columns OF an esteemed cotempo.
rsry. The allegation IN general terms, is, that
tie psy OF tho Northern officers, averages less
than half OF orr own, while our soldiers receive
less than theirs; ura "a sa2part IS, a comps
rative statement cf the pay liza: ni zach is pre-
sented
This exhibit u "ntlrcS deceptive, because
al ,nr different modes of stating the compen-
sa:iori il .hn t1u services. Vi lie Northern
Officers n:is tie ray proper is reported, While
rhc long array Of allowances for rations, ser.
wants, Nc, is KEEP, out al sight In our sen
vice the !.,s is honestly S!ate;, at "n"e and N
gross There is nn,hing left ,o lie added It's
c,.,.,.. Aud We take ths occasion /" express
! our Appreciation Of this. Let the cc,npansh
ton ior service he always frankly stated. II
is good ,nls. whether in public CT private
business Nchins is more unsatisfactory ami
eiusya i;,:.n 10 name SUM as the true one,
/ wiicl, l!,pru Is w the background string 81
extras ss lnrg as Z kites tal
| We will tale !;r; examination sing!e speci
| icatiGE tlr0: III" @nmua:a.iE" statement to
which We afs referring. ands;lrw tow the
! figures stand ~rn lLc exhibit is tairly conf.
rl..e.l. W. nave obtained the data from a
s2urro FIJI, informed and eaiirely reliable:
! HoxrnLv RAJ ~ A,trTAiS OF l;rANrRf IN TUE
! iS,rEn STATES SERVICE.
! "a" tpr"3"r .........,... S"e e''
Sns.s,$Er;.s = rst,nus per day, al 80
r.:;..; each ............ I'd %
| Par iur s,rynn; l3 90
Subsistence Tor ,cr7ant-one rallo1
nsr Gar.....,.-.,............... co
:; Clothing for se-.ant. .................. 30
Pay ioT responsibility ri arms, cloth
! ing, &c. .........-... 10 W
Total ps5 to1 n,v7,,s. u, - day. $3.50 80
To:a: pay ,ai a.2Tt:. q 81 days. e al
3itional rations). 49,. .......... Sl32 90
r.:. oi Captain ii Infantry it {. s:
Array, tor each month, long ard
shor:, IN al. ................ S13f %
Take another illustration The pay Of a
| FIRST Lieutenant III the Northern army stands
th.lS
! paT pru:,rr. vrr Inumt!. $50 ito
! on. scr@,rt .. l3 90
| C;ot.,inc !Er scrvai:i ..............>. 5O
! ra,lons re5 ,lav l,r self e!f....... n 90
! inr <.rvan. ... 20
$ll2 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27

IT.. Ea!o:sh X ~ Standard iea7lis tla:
ser. p c. Cotton, Who must be over serenity
years OF asr, has raised 7oinnteer company
in Chatham county,. (ien. g. commanded o
Chatham, c,In::ans IN 1872, and was stationed
-. No-;,,:..
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UNIVERSITY 1F VIRGINIA.

& sf-s!oE OF this Institution will commence on 's
:: lag 0! October, aDd en3 3r rtr 4:i, Of .1!y.
- r1a.sss OF instruction In The Academic, Law and
it.:s schools will he c9utiuusn Is heretofore, aa
" :; Military Science and Tactcs T'l ~ "rs:nifedi n
-:o 50 Lto operation at the beginning Of The sesEoa
haTing gaiaed currency tnat the University
co:Te1ted ia;o Military Hospital, Ii proper 1"
=. i-ca is not the case o~y TO tho crowd led con
-. Il ;a- general HosPi;a! Al Charlottesville, thn Cn'
-; bi.ipgs thrown open fer The reception ci he
al wounded OF the Confederate Army, during the
,.-1a. Many Of them have already hera dl.rhaTscd
- .-ct fe1sn will be removed W al e"tiy day III
:f:2orr - the room, -ac1n;, they are put
.:o3-; s;at= CT preparation fer he accommodation
tr.:,s:s.
!.:ya;,.nsu.s address 5. MauPiN,
..::J--c..: Chairman of III. Faculty.
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formidable Naval Expedition -

re learn tro1n Norfolk that fleet Of eight
m,n af War. with large nun.ber Of trans
ns,ts sailed fros, iismpion Reads On Monday
and pa..,sd through the Cspes. "hlthei
baurI is .ol known 4 large force was OF
boa,5, co:,jcc;urai!S stated at $4,000 meo-
though :.ach E .rr could not carry snch