Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-06
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X Is retrospective in its operations to the 2lst Of
May, and sequesters all the property owned by al
len enemies in the Confederate States except stocks
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by fine Of 900 ard imprisoned six months.
| Each Confederate Judge Is authorised to appoint
a receiver for each section of his district.
| The President is authorized TO appoint Commiss-
toners to hold court at the seat of Government
to hear and adjudge claims under this act.
Congress has adopted resolution providing for
furnishing the troops with fresh bread and provis-
ions. An act was also passed allowing rations TO
Chapains.
Col Daniel Ruggles has been promoted Brig
ader-General, and assigned duty at Pensacola.
Albert Pike has been appointed Brigadier~Gen-
eral.
Colin McRae, member Of Congress from Ala
bama, and author OF the tarin ACT is spoken of as
Commissioner to Europe to make commercial trea-
ties.
Gen. Beauregards ofiiclal report OF the Battle OF
Bull Run, on the 18TH OF July, is published. IL IS
model in style, clear, forceaole, elegant compre-
henslVe
RICHMOND, Aug. 30.-Gen. Butler, in command
of a fleet with one hundred guns aud four thous-
and men, arrived at Fort Hatteras, on Tuesday and
opened tre upon the fort which was vigorously res
turned. The garrison consisted OF three hundred
men, under the command of Capt. Barran, formerly
of the United States Navy.
bons.od ana ,So on,ro ,orr;so, s,rrenderod
The fort was hpiIt oniy a few months since and
mounted twenty onne
1.vvcunr,a Auo oo-Thers was sk;rm;sh
Yesterday at Anandale six miles East of Farfax
Gonr. Uonee betveen our n;c<ete and thoee of the
enemy. About one hundred were engaged on each
side Three killed on our side. Ten OF the enc
my Killed ana hiteen taken prisoners.
nckets of The onnosino armies in the Nortb, west
under General Lee and Rosencrantz. were in sight
of each other and we NAV expect news of an &C
tion or the enemy's capituiation Mt any moment.
There was an engagement on the 2eth OF Au-
gust at CrosS Lane, IN NORTHWESTERN virginia
dred of the enemy resulting in our favor
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Heneral Lee
R1cuMoNp. Sent. "A brig loaded with coffee
ran the blockade into Charleston harbor Yesterday.
She was chased by the blockadinp SQUADRON. bur
arrived safely. Another vessel with fruit arrived
Inland
The Federal feet is attempting to effect an en-
trance into Beaufort barbor North Carolina
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|, CoRINTH MISS, Sept 3.-Gen. ALBERT Sydney
Johnson IS here, en- route for Richmond, in good
health and hne spirits and ready for service
WASHINGTON, Sept 3-Heavy firing is heard on
the Virginia side Reports are vague concerning
MACON Cry, Mo, Aug. 3l.-The Secessionists
took st. Joseph and Shebna. They also fired into
train near this place.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. s.-The Confederates are re-
por'eq eonceIsra.lng AZ lne terminus Oh inc Earo
anu rui'on haiiro"u' "nere 'hey VIII niahe
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CAIRO Sept. 3.-Prentiss has resigned. Gen.
Grant succeeds him.
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'ca nas arrived from LlVerpooi.
cotton saies Oh three ua9 oooVo oaes, CLOSING
nfth az an auVance OF 9. GonsoIs 9l3cg9l T.
oaleS rriuay' z4'ooo oaes' ra'r orleans o9'
lne rupture between -AuS'fi" anu hungary Is
resarueu as co'hPle'e
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-The Post says the Con-
federates are concentrating in large force South of
Alexandria, and are erecting batteries near the
mouth of Occoquan river. Heavy firing was
heard in the direction of the Federal lines this
morning but no report OF battle has been received
Skirmishing occurred in the vicinity of Chain
Bridge, over the Potomac, but is not believed to be
serious. John G. Raining, merchant native of
the West Indies has been arrested for treason and
sent to Fort Lafayette The Hatteras prisoners are
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The War Department has received nothing off,
clal OF Rosencranzs disasters.
3 wupr,,va Va Sent Q CoI Croesnon with
two COMPANIES of Regulars attacked 400 Secession
ists at Worthington Marion conntv and wore heat
on off with two kiIlad Re;nforcements yvere sent
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