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LOWS Wilson, of the Volunteers.
verres N. smith, Of Kansas
Alfred L. Hough, ofthe Volunteers
70 dase Jt~ms Asgua q, 1891.
Sanford Foster, Of Indiana.
John Rzhat, Of Iowa
N. s. Weitoq, Of Virginia.
~ ddSe frcM lwgtfk 10, 1901.
*Th0e G. Williams, of Missouri.
TO FIRST LIBUTRNAET6.
ID date from Nay n, 1901.
Byron G. Daniels, OF New York.
Albert II. Andrews, Of Massachusetts,.
Thomas Cummings, Of New York
Robert W. Barnard. OF the District Of Columbia
Howard f. Staisbury, of Minnesota.
Egbert Phelps, Of Vermont.
Augustus Boyd, Of Pennsylvania.
John u. Jones, of the Volunteers,
John p. Ely, Of the Volunteers.
Matthew Jack Of the Volunteers.
VIM. W. Gilbert, Of Now York.
Z. b. McCurdy, Of Kentucky.
Manuel Q. Causten, of the District OF Columbia.
WIN, J. Lyster, of the Volunteers.
Michael Is. Fogarty, of Illinois,
Lewis s. yder Of California
Edward Nozzle, Of Maryland.
Thomas ii. Y. Bickham of the VOlunteere.
Harrison Willard, Of tho Volunteers
Lewis I. Morris, Of Indiana.
70 date from august 5, 1851.
Charles H. Hale, Of the Volunteers.
Walter Lattimer, Of Indiana.
TO BE SECOND LfEtrENANTH
To date from May IA 1861.
Sergeant Major Goblin b. Ferguson of the First artillery
VIZ. H. feamy OF the regiment Of Mounted Rfemen.
n.-The officers Of the old army, enumerated In tn
above list, who have not yet accepted their appoint
mcnts will do forthwith, be considered as havin
declined
HAll tho officers appointed from civil life who hav
not yet received any ORDERS will immediately repair
the headquarters Of their respective regiments and
port there, in person, for duty Those who fail to do
within reasonable time will be considered rs havn
declined their appointments
BY order J.. THOMAS AdjGtant General
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Hyatts Lie Balsam has cured thousands or cases OK
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with directions II does not contain anarcle
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Isaac D. saier, Of the Volunteers.
DavidM Meredith, OF Indiana
Horace Jewctt, Of Maine.
George \. Brayton, Of Ohio.
Edward W. Smith, Of Illinois.
Edward A. Curtenas, Of Michigan.
Henry 6. Gapen, Of the Volunteers.
Edward McTimoney, OF Iowa.
frederick D. 0gilby, Of New York.
George H. Tracy .o1 the VoluntecrA
Richard ". Derricckson, II the Volunteers
Charles A. Wikof, OF New Jersey.
John H. McBiair, Jr., Of the District Of Columbia
Charles MclOrd, Of Connecticut.
James Curtiss, OF Illinois
Samuel G. Green, Of Pennsylvania
To Udte from August 8, 1851.
Charles A. VanDeusen, Of the Volunteers.
George w. Fcttrrman, of Pennsylvania.
Solomon L. Woodward, Of Vermont.
SECOND LLEurENANJA
10 D0te from May II, 1851.
cavalry.
Sergeant wilbor f. Melbourne, of Company II, secont
cavalry.
Captain and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Porter
Of the regiment Of Mounted Rnemen to DO Colonel MAJ
Henry N. Magic, Of Pennsylvania, to be LieutenaA
TO Bs MAJORS.
To Date from May IA 1861.
Captain Franklin f. Flint, Of the sixth infantry.
First Lieutenant Adam J. slemmer, Of the First ar
Sidney Coolidge Of Massachusetts,.
he CAPTAINS.
10 rae Tnfu hdy II, 1901
First Lieutenant William A. Webb, Of the Fifth infan
try.
First Lieutenant Ebenezer Gay, OF the Second dra
goeBs.
Edwin F. Townsend, OF Wisconsin.
Robert f. A. Crolton, OF Delaware.
Alexander II. Stanton, Of Ohio
Robert p. Barry, Of the Volunteers.
George I. Woodson, Of Missouri.
Solomon s. Robinson OF Ohio.
Harvey Tden, of the Volunteers.
}. NJ Trowbridge, Of Ohio.
Alexander Hays, Of the Volunteers.
Alexander Johnston, Of the Volunteers.
William H. Acker, Of the Volunteers.
To Date from august 8, 1861.
Charles ii. Lewis, of Maine.
Francis L. tnton, at large.
Melville A. Cochran, OF Maine.
William II. Prescott, OF New Hampshire.
Lucus Fairchld, of Wisconsin.
TO re FIRST llEUIENANTs.
First Lieutenant George Ryan, OF The Seventh infantry
April ~, 1861.
To Date from Nay Ia, 1861
Second Lieutenant George N. BascoIn, Of tho Seventh
infantry.
WAiiam j. Siidell, Of Louisiana.
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~ Dat. from August 20, 1861.
ACharlcs Leib, Of Illinois.

~ Date from August 20, 1861.
ACharlcs Leib, Of Illinois
10 BE spcoND IIEpsxSANrs
20 Da,e from Nay Il, 1851.
Sergeant William H. Brown, Of Company Q, Second
Francis E. Brownell, Of the Volunteers.
TWELFTH RE0naENT or INFANTRY.
Captain William D. Franklin, Of the Typographical En-
ginecrs, to be Colonel, May IA, 1861
Daniel Butterhed, Of tho Volunteers be Lieutenant
Colonel, May IA, 1851.
TO Date from Nay II, 1861.
Captain Henry b. Clitz, of tho Third infantry.
Richard s. Smith, OF New York.
Luther Is, Bruen, OF Ohio.
To CAPTAINS.
TO Date fypn Nay IA, 1851
First Lieutenant Mathew NJ. Blunt, of the Second ar.
Second Lietenans Thomas Mc.A. Anderson, Of the
Second cavalry.
Martin Mayer, of New York.
Frederick S. Earned, at large.
ALEXANDER }. Lafas, at la &c.
Henry X. Rathbone of New York.
John B. Reed, Of Iowa.
r. B. Lawson, Of Rhode Island
Thomas s. Dunn, Of Indiana.
Y. W. Stanhope, Of Ohio.
William Sergeant, OF Pennsylvania.
70 Date from 1.gua 8, 1861
Charles G. bartlett, of the Volunteers.
Frank wistar, OF Pennsylvania.
William NJ. Quimby, of Maine.
Henry R. Patnafn, Of Minnesota
Joab Wilkinson, Of Minnesota
H. S. Lansing, Of New York
IlEurENANn.
To Date from May IA, 1851.
fantry.
Samuel s. Newberry, Of Michigan.
Charles r. Coser Of New York.
Stephen Van Rensselaer,, Of New York.
John s. Campbell, Of the Volunteers.
Jacob G. Hoycr, of the Volunteers
Walter s. franklin, Of the Volunteers.
Henry c. Morgan, Of New York.
Benjamin r. Perkins, Of Connecticut.
Henry +. Smith, of'thc Volunteers.
Eugene Wells of Missouri.
John W. Jones, OF Massachusetts,.
Richard c. Parker, OF the Volunteers.
Sarteli Prentice Of New York.
John S Bootes, of the District of Columbia.
David ID. Vandazar, OF the Volunteers.
John G. Hecksher, Of New York.
Robert L. Burnett Of the Volunteers.
j. Carberry Lay, OF the Volunteers
10 Date from August o. 1861.
Evan Niles, of -.
ITO SECOND IIErTENANTs
TO Date from May ID, 1861.
First Sergeant Edward Ball, Of Company II, First ORA
goons
Sergeant Edmond, Of Company c, Fifth Infantry.
THIRTEENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
William T. Sherman, Of Ohio TO be Colonel, May IA,
1851
Major Sidney Burbank, OF the First Infantry, 10 be
Lieutenant Colonel, May Ia, 1861.
10 he MAJORS.
To Date ftons Nay Ia, 1861
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MICHIGAN TRO0rs ORDERED OFF.

MASTERING OfficEt
DETROIT, Mich, August 81 1861.
The Governor OF Michigan being invested with plenary
powers to order all regiments and parts Of regiments Of
this State whether independent authorized State
ganizaticn to the city Of Washington the following in
strucops are issued with his advice and CONSENT
l. Cones Brodhead and Stockton will each MI up by
enlistment or transfer ut least five companies Of their
spectve regiments (more If practicabe) and complete
the muster rolls Of the same without delay
The colonel of each regiment will proceed with the
first battalion Of his regiment 10 the city Of Washington,
leaving The eu naht CO.. mel assistant and on
GERS Of the unfinished compsns To I'll! up the vacancies,
and then TO follow the FIRST battalion to the city Of Wash
iugton.
3. The major will accompany the largest battalion,
whether ID may b. the first second and the surgeon
will accompany the first battalion.
d The c!othI G, camp and garrison equipage Of each
regiment will met 1t at Washington and the horses for
the cavalry regiment will be forwarded early prac-
tcable TO The city Of Washington.
The greatest despatch is required to the fuhlment Of
this order. Z. BACEUS,
ing officer.
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SALE OF LIQUORS PROHIBITED IN ST.
LOUIS.

The following order has been issued
ORDER NO. SO.
OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL,
ST. Lcs, August II, 1861, I
The sale OF spurious liquors within the city and county
of st. Louis between the hours Of twelve O'Clock mid
night on Saturday, and O'Clock A. NJ. Monday
following, is hereby prohibited.
This order does not apply 10 the sale OF malt liquors.
and will remain IN force until further notice.
j. McKlNSIRY, MAJOR U. S. A., Provost Marshal
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THE REBEL PRISONERS AT CAMP CARLILE-

IRON the wheeling .nteillgcncer, August 49,
The prisoners Of war at Camp Garlic arc thirty
three in number, including the eleven brought in on pues-
day, consigned TO Captain it, by General Kelley. or
the whole number, abo;t twelve only soldiers
in the rebel army the barce h-iDg guerrias who have
been caught from time to time picking of whilc
drinking, watering their horses, when they least ex-
pcctcd it. One man By the of Price dark vsaged,
inpudent looking man, who brought il from Farming
ton on Tuesday evening, arrested the day troops
occupied the camp al the burnt bridges. The oath Of al
cg'arcc was administered and Price released. He
paid 10 more attention to the oath than if it had been ad
mihstereJ upon brckbat deck Of cards and il was
not long before he again fojnd in arms, shoot
ing ut Union men and committing outrages He
again arrested, and again released The last time,
however, forbearance havag ceased TO be virtue he
sent down here One OF Capt showalter's men, now
camp the Island, insists that Price shot him with
the intention Of killing him not long ago, in the vicinity
"a Fairmopnt. Besdos the Thirty three prisoners at
Camp Carlisle there is at the hospital in the First
ward, young man From Georgia. who brought in
with tn first batch The prisoners generally suen,
CGvi.g very little TO say, though laxative
enough and to be nted could be expected
under the circumstances One Of the prisoners school
teacher from Richmond lie is the most intelligent ap-
pearing in the lot, and is Of philosopher be-
sides he does not look Ike who wo Id fancy a
stump war. He was taken soldier. The prisoners
about as thick in the g1adhouse three bed,
and though they appear to be comfortable enough IL Is
rot place where stoned TO luxurious habits
OF life could be exceedingly happy.
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crowd with tremendous Shout turned their stsps To-.
wards that establishment and entering Quilted ii COM
petely Type, cases desks, stands stoves this weeks
and everything that could be moved, ives thrown 81.
70 the street. The ONCE In few minutes was . COM
pete wreck, the material lying in one confused heap IN
the street.
From the Scssine once tho crowd made their way 70
the Argus establishment. This Office 10 on the second
Aoor aud the heavy street door leading - having be
well barred In expectation OF an attack tho destroying
party Obliged to climb an awning TO gain en-
trance to the nice They destroyed but little property
at this office having been induced by their friends 70
forcgo for the present their purpose NO less than Two
thousand persons had gathered at this point After ADAM
doang their design gut the Args tho crowd
70 the Office OF the Correspondent and DcOcrdt Here shey
broke in the door, and about commencing tho WORK
OF destruction when suggested that the propre
tor be given till tho next night to publh card contain
ing his sentiments.
This arrangement was agreeable all parties and tho
crowd moved again, bound, this time, for the re-
s s.n Or Hon. Richard Brodhead, whore tney
door, which satisfied them. Mr. William n.
Thompson made q few remarks from the steps in
front OF Mr.. Brodhead's dwelling He ait'he stood
to them there other ways Of exhibiting their d.
pleasure, and he hoped they would modest disturb no
one"
Next the residence Of Colonel Hunter on Second street,
was visited. flag hang above the door, There were
but ladies' the house, and the crowd left,
proceeding 10 the residence Of W. w. Schuyler Esq Dis
trct Attorney whom they compelled to come out and
press his sentiments the present crisis Mr.. s. made
f,w Union remarks. He closed by thanking the gen.
II men for giving him an opportunity to express his SEN
timents before so large and respectable crowd
lsbOn Benedict was visited next 1t was about eleven
O'Clock, and he had retired with his family, but few
loud rnps mt the front door brought him 10 OF the win
dows Of his dwelling, on Spring Garden street. The
crowd demanded to know his sentiments. He said che
for the Union He had fought through the Mexican
for the Stars and Stripes, and had always been
Union man. The crowd then retired.
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THE BURNING OF HAMPTON BY MAGRUDER
ACKNOWt Edged

The following letter, which ind In the Petersburg
cypress confirms the previous that Hampton
was burned by the rcbels-
CAMP AT BARrIErT's August 9, 1851.
On Wednesday evening IL was decided BY General Ma
grinder to be expedient and proper to burn Hampton.
In urtherancc Of this Obj CT just after dark the troops
were moved fr IN in sigh, Of Hampton to another road
which appi cached to Newport News and not far
from the town. The Old Dominion caviry under
mand Of Captain Phillips aud the Mecllepburg cavalry,
Under command of Captain F. Goode, and Command Of
infantry Under Colonel Hodges detailed for tho
hazardn psrpose FIRING town The oovary COM
lanes marched in front, with the infantry beLind.&
We were now ordered 10 proceed with the banng, and
harder work n set of fellows did. We continued
toset fire to ho' after house until all in flames
within and below the fertilization portion # the
VARY mpanies III detailed TO complete the burn
ing above the orticaticn, which they did then
vced the retreat of the fiat-y camp, about three
and feel that person WAS burned though It was
about midnight.
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Gin 9robeS Sc0o0 III GGcntaun !!
9leue 8aaren fir 8riibia9rs unb
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un9enetn 9rCRsn usuaasstrmmsnsn SCntune pcn
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tritt III fret uno cariu fam nc lebtn:
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1900 lleberrOds; &; 20OO Yoar 6ofen;
1000 @eftfn,
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nuh Den nsuefen SGlt6nf. SRas ned, pds 8slft
III, unter olslsn toufenbsrIsi 8lsiouuasfGdsn befr.
ben ftdb au nch bic fclssnos uno piSlasGuts arti.
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9rcBen Slrioer:SRaua9sriG uon S6nurman uuo 0sus
baro, ndmIiob Die rptItbsrdbmte eintcln., Bcu.
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09eifen.- -sd6ft Gin Bubonan gRann fcnnen mir
in eine Suit aleioer feder, oa6 sr 10 out ausaudt
pis eer oIie ,,Pud" felbf Da Rsbt man eteufaue
Elm unpsresthItder 6oufsn rom feiniien uno beltsn
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wsr ss uor8tsben clIte b stns aisibsr anmsfTsn ,u
laiItu, Der wirb sIsibfa0s uuf sine Iuperfttns
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Da iEbt niun pom bcffsu uno fbsnffsn Golhnst,
ron % bis 30 Gents is Uaro ;--uno oas it bob
wuhrbaftis biaia senua. ... ......... .... ..
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pte gsia9t, 70 eetban - ibr msrbst fneen cae ibr
cub tuten tSnnt pis ibr ss wdnlbt.
Infer @aorsnlaaGr IN esraee bsr ''.
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S1elle OSiiter.
9rpgeQ mtu6 MGehaer
Stnn INNER nod am altsn ptose

a. Stnh tmmGr nsth AM altsn ptaee unb
pCrtaufen ibre pcr,d9libe Husmabl ron p
IN 9Baaren mt nte9tshsutm Grtcl9s sic III
iino ebSn non Der Gin Jurtd9eftbrt nit snem rtu
fdnoteen afcriemsnt ron ScmmerstSdtrrn rcn als
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beItebt aus ..'.'s ...
8Cd. 6Clen unb 8sheh Stcffsn pen alien ar.
ten, 5arbsn unb SualtGten unb Wreiien,
Sasbincen, Grapats, uno furs alien, mas ,u
sinrm 9srrsn' 'anJuss ssbbrt.
Gtt ssbsu nidbt pcr, cas he uur dustn far 9oor:
9elo DGrtaufCn uno oabsr pcbIfsilsr als ollie ibrC
Rahbarn pertaufsu tSnnsn, ater cas- faaen fe, eat
fe 10 pcbfeiL rpsnn ndbt wcblftisr ptrtaufcu tEn:
nen ole lclds, bic es fieb gum Sehdft MAIDEN lu ia:
gen, oas re nur fHr 99aaraeio pSrtaufen, Sic oau:
Ben an oaS olte Sprdbpcrt: ,Gbrltdbe eeute besab:
len ibre sbrlihCn ShuIoCn," unb publi,rsn naber
feline isusr bogus auRiseu. nslbs Die esute DinaG
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5n 6ertisr Sletber. l.5 Hs.
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ocrsn prsiltn 3u psrtaufsn anbieten. 4Gt artitsl
perbsn unter ibrGr eieenln Gufdbt 9smoct uno tei.
ne anosrs Ols CUTE @aarsn psrben fur tbrt stsioer
perarb(itet.
aub perben aleoer auf Die fttrisffe 1nleiee mad,
BunIht psrfertiet. Danttar fir bic aencfTene tit:
erale @unit oes pubIitums, psrocn fe fd beftreben
cine SOrtoauer bErlsIben gu perbtsnen.
a& w# SrCrea unb Metaer.
GarOn SrOrsa. glattan Nssssr. H
1rlsntoun, Gpril 3, 1861. mol 3
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nsr les, inner bsret fno allies ju tbun
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bic 8leiber ale pom belfsn StOf aufaeniatt finb.
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man uno Ssubaros StCbr Der bette uub 100 Ifsilte
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ber III es aub boe lire 8uubsn 70 ,obrtb Iuo, unt
fir weni9 6 T d 10 gut sspliter psrben tSnnSn.
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OetmS Spar ~Mnltalt

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Office. No. 48 SR. .5amiltUn Sndse, csm
Nmsrteau SOtel, esbaltsn pon s. .. Bed.
tel, ssssnltr.
priuiIs9rt ron Der Stfessbuns. Wldrj 30, 1860.
4utoriiirtes Capital $5O,OOO.
Die Sfits if alls Gage ofTsn. pOn bis llbr, 70:
rpis audi OaOnta9 pom 6 bis 3 llbr atsnos.
Dtpcften wsrosn in 9rOgsn uno fleinen Summsn
au9sncmmsu unb ruiSosr CUR bs;ablt rbne vcrberar
auftdnoiSun9 nit 5 prcjsut SutsreNtn. Sdr pg:
,itns Depohttn, auf 6 Ilcnats cper Iinaer, miro
prcjsut Sutereden bssablt.
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Siherbeit fdr furle coer l6naere Belt auf Surefsn
,u bintsrlsesn uuo wisoCr cbne ocrbtrtee auftnci:
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gen rperom.
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Sreibrisfcs Die 8ermattsr Bombs in Der Summs
pcn $4,000 in Der Common 9ltas Grurt bee
Gauutps rS9lfrirt, fir bic 9streuIihe 8srpaltlInl
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pom iebsr 8snsnnun9 fino 70.
SbSn pcn Neus!gcrt uuo phi.
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murot.-Gr hotiiber 900 60.
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