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, 1862-06-26
Notice.

NUE1CEe
The committee appointed by the Common
Council, In connection with committees from
the Board o. Trade, Mercantile and Young
Mems Associations, and other bodies, on the
Fourth Of July celebration, cordially invite
ONO delegate from each OF the civic societies
in the city, the Fire Department, the Board Of
Education, and any other bodies that may de-
sire to join in the procession on tue Fourth Of
July, to meet at the Council Chamber this
evening, at ~ O'Clock, to coufer in relation
to the proper carrying out Of the programme
for the day. J. 4. HAHN, Clalrman-
, 1862-06-26

RrN ON HaEcK.-The schooner Sunbury On
Sunday evening, while Gil her upward bound aas-
aye. AID when Off the Clay Ranks ran afoul Of the
ttat locality, passing between the snnken vessels
tfass. hy which her jib'uon, fpre-yarj and fore
GAIT were carried agaE and her sqaars=ai aerioas,
i damaeed She also 1ost one Of her anchors and
port last night at twelve o'clock and is now un-
dcrcoin@ repairs- Her damages will probably not
exceed $l.t. and repairs will be completed within
4 couple nj days.
A. the above wreck lies directly In the channel
captains uf vessels shau1d exercise extreme csu-
rainy pi.his, as was the night in question, or
further AUD no: serious results will be heard from
before this dangerous 1npedfment Is removed.
wreck lett for that pn1nt this morning. and 1t is
hr hoped success will immediately attend their
cf1urtA.-Def7oit Tribune.
, 1862-06-26

sMPP1NG TOBACCO TO MEAPH1s.-Mr. Jas.
Duffy, the Clark and Dearborn street tobscco-
mist, ahipped yesterday, upon an order, nearly
one thousand dollars worth Of tobacco aud ci-
gars for Memphis, Tennessee. This is the first
order, as near as We can ascertain, that has ever
been filed in this city for tobacco and cigars
for Memphis. Chicago is destined to become
great jobbing emporium for the cities and
towns along the Mississippi River. Its trade
from these sources Is by no means insignid-
cant, even now.
, 1862-06-26

Go TO John Jones, 11s Dearborn It,, and get your
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired.
pov12
, 1862-06-26

A NOVEL BET.-Two Of the prominent
politicians off Chicago the one1 demo.
cratic, the other repub!Tcan-have novel bet
pending on the result Of the constitutional
election. The loser IS to roT {. small skid q
distance Of twenty miles on the lake on the
DAY after tho official vote is declared provided
tar1 nru1ucr prrfnrts II uut, uu tur nrzuu On.
Observation-Disclosures Organ.
We suggest that the democratic loser get
Long John and the editor Of the Secession
Organ to help him, as they have been in the
same boat some time.
, 1862-06-26

H Buy paper hang1ngs Of Chase 4 Co., 100
Randolph Street. NH @am
, 1862-06-26

TUESDAY EVENING June n, 1868,
HEcEpTs FOB LAST THESTT-FoER H0uEa.
Flour Wheat Curn Oats Rgs Est.
, 1862-06-26

THEPREsB1TERT oE ECH1cAGo-NEW School.
An Adjourned meeting Of the Presbytery OF
Chicago Was held Tuesday in the Edwards
Church. No business Of public nature WAS
transacted. In the evening the installation
services Of the Rev. A. L. Brooks, the newly
elected pastor Of the Edwards Church, were
conducted By the members Of the Presbytery.
TIE BIO SHoW.-Dan Rice, wor1d-reuoTned
IS circus manager, opened bis big show last
evening at the corner of Michigan avenue
and Randolph street. Il continues three
evenings
Tie afternoon performances are espe ia1ly
for the benefit Of ladies and children, and will
be stripped Of every feature which might
offend the most Eastidious. The clowns will
not appear, and the performance will consist
largely Of experiments with animals, showing
The control Mr. Rice has over the brute crea-
tfnD
, 1862-06-26

"Cau On Dunlop, Bewen b spaldIng Tor Printing"
uoV11-h23lIY
, 1862-06-26

#Great closing out sale Of Paper Hangtnge, at
F. E Rigby's, 50 Randolph street. 5e31n
, 1862-06-26
Camp Douglas,

Considerable sensation WAS crested in the
camp On Monday by search among the pris-
oners for concealed weapons. a detachment
Of about thirty five Of the city police assisted
the soldiers in the search, which resulted in
the finding Of about a cart load of contraband
articles of every description, consisting prin-
cipal1y Of knives and pistols Of all sizes and
descriptions, powder and balls, shovels, hatcl-
cts, picks, &C., which were taken in charge By
the officers.
Nineteen secesh physicians were yesterday
released from confinement st the camp By or
der Of the War Department. Their names
| are: Drs. Martin, Dupree, sandek, Cfowen,
Caldwell, Talitere, Mcdowell, Driver, Red
| wood, Oliver, johnson, Kennedy, FELTON,,
| Toxcy, Elkin, Green1ee, Rothrock, and Bolau.
! The whole number Of deaths at the camp
eince February 3lst, is SIS, Of this number
about fifty we're Federal soldiers, leaving 535
among the soldiers. The number at present
in the hospital Is 3o4, Of whom 46:sare Fed
! erals,
, 1862-06-26

Eotzbue'a play Of
THE 8TRAMC Err.
2lEe -AIsS Dht4 NE1W.
The Stranger -..:......-.........Mr ri
Peter...... M. MeVicker. coleman Mf. Ellaf1fd
To rclude With the successfu. Farce Of
FOUN ED ON FiCTS.
SkeFtlck- Mrrfs
51EE. E.6heP4iEA---.-..-.-.. -4AS, l''S!ueT.
* Friiay. Benefit and last night bet one OF MIss
DORA SHAW.
, 1862-06-26
3per cent

so1N W. oiesAie ana Teth1 dealers, keep.
| ers OF hotelA lola sad 1hyetna having t.
ST : i'CeDse as ieoacocnsss5. fef r sci SCI
Hce6Se. ..-..:.....-.-.......---... BIZ
Tobacco, ayendish. valued at more than 30
cents rer pount. Is &C,
| De. de-, valued at any sum rot exceeding 80
cents rer pound ..-..-. -.....:..t.:. 10 Gel
/ Do. fine cut, valued at more than 70 cents
per pound. d.---.-..--..--...-...---. ....--. Is Gel
| Do. do, valued at any sum not exceeding 50
| Do. ground. dry or damp Of Al descriptions
| except aromatic or medicinal snuff In
! pl'1nis. pots. boxes OF packets, per pound ce
| Dc manufactured. Of all kinds. not inclnd-
| Ing snNN or seEArs. or tobacco prepared
| with EteuE In. valued at over 80 cents per
| ponna- .+..... Is &C
| pound ..-..-.-.... ....-...............-... 10 ce
| Uo- smoking tobacco, prepared with stems
| n.1cr pt und. ........-................. cs
bo twis1, as same same a as .To5seeo. " esvsnais6."
| Tonic mixtures, same as "Deutlfrice."
Tooth pow der same al .Dcntifrice"
Trust eo1apsnics, on dividends, &c.....,... pc
Do I made @ af % any q othes mater 5pe
a nsnutactnre.
| CnCucnts same as :" Dentifrice"
! Tsrn1sh made wholly or IN rart of furn
ne pnadc If otIei ms r s1bsanccs Pe
, 1862-06-26

10000
5 pcrct.
bce1t4,
Nceun.
3perct
u cents.
Sperct-
3perct-
50 cents.
8 perct.
5cents,
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:. ,!l - H.. ;:,st;. :':: C:i'c::: :. '%s%
y, .Iia,;ly al,l 3rlcrD - 49, G2sv '.i,i
,:s.ncra!,. TI,y i.ulr"a3:on up"A III: pn",1
mint, is, tiist i'll tho !rtl'"a hrn'' i'' ~, -
y-c .i.hi lave tal;cn nearly i no: al We
army uf Mcclellan, il this prmr'p" "' cue,
rL rhe jipn2e lind rested in the o"S3i'' ~ ~
tI,, C.arsrals Il, sceiI!a tha' persons! an
t,:t;,,, ,,r ,,,,n;.l mb,:,i,ity, "F"rc,'iae the
l.,s;,., ,,r .ut; III one or hfo, ahh the n&r-
.;"I ao',nn,.rrrt If the operations 81 the
"I 1 ',,,,. rho, consequence. ste that some
"r.,,I,,,.n,rs are III taNor Of increasing our
t,n,i whl: Jhr present law OF Con :
ross pats iu:a the held.
N.w, sirs,. i. is PLAIN to any mind familiar
,r;,h the teachings OF history, that great ar
,,;oi s,wavs end in disaster. Look 1t AeTAes'
,i,h lig three or four millions; look at Inc
real Spanish t:,In.ada laos; at Napoleon
treat army carried i. l:uSsia, and iast' oo.
not least the .;;,.ai army ct th' '"i'''a
-!n,rt
Eo. SIS: 80 viii not reed another man nr-
vaud y5hg; Ee nov have. '!"npara'i'eiF
sr,,,I .,U.;.,,. NTH atr"ug Infusion OIL sher-
gr n,:iv.iy AID patriotism, are those "'''Si''
:, ..,,,r,. ,.,o have accom- piished great results
en-, ,,,,ii.crcd LASTING benefits on their conn
,r,. a,,a ,ps.erity. Let the great principles
,,i,;ct w. are rcMtcnding DO ever kept be,
f,r. III. people ii. the army and out o. ths
army. lr; n",;.!'y sDd teclsion &c inc Hu'1c
~ nnr cheers and Iuen in the ted, wnlic Ell.
erry sind entcrpris,: must lie III" dut? OF all
sl home, in order to sustain na''Hn CUT ''n
rrOrn the world. u
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a Einudihh NntraRa.

= correspondent OF the Jackson Mi5sis-
sirplan," writing from Cockrrn, Miss, July
20, furnishes the following:
\ most iiendsh outrage was committed in
this neighborhood on Monday night, thu 1lst
Isaac, slave belonging 10 George =. rreen,
outraged aul most brutallv murdered
young lady, Ellen Vines bY name. Her body
was sunk i'll Pigeon itoost creek, and found
III the 9th inst, with all the marks OF
brutal murder upon it. The negro was pur-
sued to Memphis by couple Of men ~ th'S
neighborhoud Ihey found his nsnie regis
tered ID homk kept for the purpose, he hay
.iIiy arrived there on Friday, the 18th. Ap-
plication was made to the authorities to pro-
cure the negro : arrest. Gen. Sherman wss
applied 10 in person by the gcntlcmcn.-
They told their business and what the negro
was accused Of. Gen. Sherman fatty denied
them permission to arrest him. He charged
them with being murdcrcrs themselves, and
further acGu,;d the Whole Southern Confede-
rac7 II murder, 6loodshed and rapine He
asked the gentlemen how dared they come
on such an errand with their own hands be-
sincared with blood. He told them he would
establish Il court soon, and then II they
would come with clean hands and loyal
witnesses " he would have the negro con-
fined and tried. Several officers told these
gentlemen that the negro had done nothing
moro ihan many Snutherners had i"ht TO
the nero 1ulnrn: They were atcuEe'i Of
everything lIi'.t vas mean, 10" III" hespi-
"a llt.
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5tEfjGiE
I.ysg;s-,gl ;J., ,t,N 1,;Ils,oSp :-s1ttlllN !
.u1Try ,tE on THE FIEJD, BGf5.

is =. Mit,.. Cs1.tani Rchusi3n,ae U3sd'' ".''
Las tsrI ~ tfaiars' Eil!, June q, 1867
,r.v,,,,r,,. ,<-ck,sro TO nis rArHBs. J. I: "Ai@''
A a. D.. 81 Bis OBJ FRIEND, io1IF.t. N. }.
n dawn 81 his manhood, end pride OF MS
youth,
Fro hope los: IS freshness !'"" Y"''"7 ''
It's truth. i,,h
HIS good sword he rev S'u NV
lunS away Mon
AS the taichioR :'aShe! "''' -
;cT"y.
g., Gam. II few heroes thai hero's cur
7vh, ftughr the frat hour an the field .: VA
nj shouted his las, mid tn, hattl7' licr:e
noise, 80. :,
Or bury nc, DIR: ~ {" 'hS ned '''
IL .airs OF opVs"~s''.'' &c MAJ S''''' ,'
,,-,,srs -. rsrra-. va t"ii4!s;!. 81 icu ii
,r;,h ST. s :" - =, ,D van rush~i iii" soldiers
he lr,i,
,,a ,,nh. I,,ha. rcmeH;".' "''' ""'A
For fa,,,e ..i -" lrr'''s, 90.
r.,er. ;,.ss!en strobe t'oIdcat ;'r &Iru1h 1oi
t;i"!. fall f.;
Vhnr. litarlr. lrussi,d, II" ra,tsd n" cHi''
But .pra,r: in his prime, land Of n'''''!rF ana
s:rc.
To thy bsr ti.au of blood, 5ld er,'T'''; 81 live
And fame .; icyi heroes etc.
ue intrigued irr no i.iacc--h5 s'fR"r''i ''f
r.. ss,.s a rs,t!. ,nwsg l.. Gathered and
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Ais .,isiitt..gttsvG; ID ,,;4ss;; II b 54Iins
b. s.:iut 6 :.i::y;. Ia.if .: VI 'ailapit'"'
q opao5itot. 10 tic PRESIDENT, rs 1nt nat.
more condolences iii The Preside than he
The bitter and acrimonious collisions ol q
past period had hccl followed b.. len years
of personal alienation, Bit this WIS no"
succeeded by the most cordial relations. he
has sometimes questioned the President
wisdom, but nrvcr his purity and paIfioilSlh-
H.. did not know that for combined WISDOM
virtue and patriotIsnn, the President coulh pe
substituted with advantage b. any otf!cr cit'-
zan. He had no. made up hia mind whether
m RI, who's sc could find II better man Tor
President; and hr had nhie 10 tax" a; 4 sub
siitutc for him.
Ne Fnnrr then PROCEEDED To discuss lis
rronos;tiou. He praised the substance, the
tn,nn,r md the tone II the Presidents mes
sage; approved all brt't!:t part which recon-
,,,er,,lad in t.. favor IF Congress tie report
nf the :3c,rrtary Of War, With ITS T"colHlaeh-
,lation to extend the application OF til" Con
scriplion Law. lie. Mr.. r., had StrcnuouslY
5ppnsed the CONSUMPTION La" III he tiins 81
it.: adoption; but with th1Se SrE0 h"'' ''""
with him. had afterwards T."',n1" Silent:
from patriotic motive, ard iii a1cotda"'' WIFI
,hr Understanding among member" fl the
TIM chs silence had been atm>'H! hy some
fri,nl2 OF the bill, who mad gore into he pa
pers To advocate 1t. This VAS n'Gust 10 iii@:r
situated like himself. III. President, too, mai
been Uniformed, anil III consequence Speaks
Of the ConscrpL Lar u passed by All over
yhellning rna iori,v in Congress. 1t T.'a j'"''"
p,H.cl. as ercrr member Enows: and II those
who -ntcd for il only on the g"ilnd that ne
,essitv forcti lEeln, il would har1 hr''r de
featcd. Thirteen OF fourteen amendments, oi-
icrcd b. himself had been voted down Tor
:rar oi losing the bill IN the Senate.
Mr.. S,r,H, Of Tenn, here lntarpoSad 10 IN
0uirc whether il vas in order thus to reveal
the proceedings On thst OCCASION
a fer some conversation, the LamiIIttte
rose, on motion Of Mr.. HElSKfrL. OF Tennessee,
and the House removed the INDUCTION oil So
cree; from Nil the deliberations touching rhc
Con eruption Lhw. Tending The CONVERSE
ton referred 10,
A!p. ivGu 81 .iiaf:.nil ;1i.! tiiHt '.e D"!'c:-
pie pf tie. IGns3ript bill Including h"th the
power % pass il and the necessity CT a"Sn a
measure, was supported bE-a l1G!. majority IN
Congress 1t therefore yiudcatcd The correct
ness Of tn: Presidents statement
Mr. [.rDas, Of Va also IcsiiIel ihal IL: ina
lority wns o:crwhrlo!nr.
TN motion of Ma. Lr'nI"n q! Ala. lie
House adjourned.
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SENATE

Tic Scnatr re-assernbled At noon, and mas
opened with prayer by the Rov. Mr. Seeley'
OF tie Baptist Church.
The journal Of ycs,crtisv was read and ap-
proved.
Mr.. Cray, of Ala, gave notice that he
would, on Tomorrow or surne subsequent
day. ask leave to bring in n. bill, entitled IAN
act to rcpress and punish The importation OF
counterfeit GonfederaS Treasury notes ny
our enemies.
On motion Of Mr.. HUNTER, Of Va, so much
Of the Presidents Message as refers to RI
nance, Post Offices and Post Roads ami In
dian Affairs, Vas referred 10 tirr appropriate
committees.
tin motion 81 Mr.. !Sr.R601. Of La. 7n much
0i the message As refers to Naval Affairs, was:
referred to the Committee on Naval Affairs,
On motion OF AIr. SEmMEs, of La, so much
OF the message as refers to Military affairs,
vas referred to the Committee ~ Military
Affairs.
In order II give the rarioua committees up
portunity to meet for the purpose of trans
acting 6l5iae5s demanding early attention,
the Senate, Oh u1ti1n IS Mr.. ERow:'. Of No.
adjourned.
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Maryland 'fscccsh'' synpathizors ere going
into For; .,s,iIcnry ut the rate Of twenty-five
per day. an.otg the most prominent OF.
those arrested last week. was Hon. John
Thompson Mason, Judge ofthc Cccrt OF APP
peals, and Collector OF the Port Of Sa!.lmore
under Buchanan. Mr. Mason is Charged with
assisting in the attack On the Massachusetts,
Sixth Regiment 81 lie 18th Of April, lSG1.--
III. Maryland "News Sheet" office of Ba!tl
more has been taken possession OF by the
police. and the editors and prnpricto:s sent 70
Fort McHsnry, by order Of Gen. W 2ol. The
editor Of the Dubuque Qowa) Herald" has
also been arrested by the United States Mar
shat, charged with discoursging eniistments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-22

x: ,s,J sil:l3 d IL, ,;pstet !; !: Sir;iie.aa
il.aI Ill i:iscGsgess5 u Tss Goiali!a- tas"h
shal! be discharged on parole til! sschsI!SS
ed.
Scarcely hai thu, cartel brai. signed when
the military authorities oi The United States
commenced a practice changing the whole
cial aa,er Of the war, from such H. becomes
civilized nations, into campaign Of indi;i-
crimira,c robbery and murder.
The general order issued by the Secretary
VI War of the United States. in the city
OF Washington, on the very day the cartel
WAS signed in Virginia, directs the military
commanders Of the United States to take the
private property Of our people for the conve-
niri,cr aud un. of their armies, without COM
pensatioh.
The general order i4.;,rrl nv Majur Cen
ernl Pope on the I'D If July, the day
afier signing 81 the cartel, directs the
murder OF cur peaceful inhabitants as
spice, ii lound quietly filling the farms
in his rear, even outside OF his lines, and enc
ii his brigadier Generals, Stcinwehr, has
s,:ized upon innocent and peaceful inhabitants
TO be held n, hostages, &c the end that they-
may be murdered iii cold blood, i any OF his
soldiers are killed by some unknown per-
sons whom he tcsiEnales is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
VI find onra"lYra driven by our eneunes
~ sLsa,iy progress towards principle which
We ahl!"r. ana which we are vainly strug
rI.ue ~ aYuid Under these circumstance.
this Government has iss,icd the accompany
ing general order, which am directed BY
the President TO transmit to you, recognizing
Major General Pope md his commissioned
officer; IL Ge ii, the position which they have
chosen for tlI:iusrlyes-that Of robbers and
murtlcrers. aud not that Of public enemies,
entitled if captured. to he treated as prisoners
OF war
Tho President alS3 i1struct5 me To inform
you that We fcn0unce our right ni retaliation
on lie innocent and will continue to treat the
private enlisted soldiers Of General F0Dc'a
army fa PRISONERS IF var; hut II, after notice
IL your Government that We conlina rrpras-
sivc measures t" the punishment OF rommIG
stoned otlicarn, who are willing participants
III those crimes the Savage practice threaten
ed IN tie order alluded lu he persisted in. we
shall he ra!uctaully forced III the last resort
of accepting tic war Gil The ter:ns chosen Gy
our ciicl:lr,s until the dice Of FL outraged
humanily shall compel e rrspcc, for the IT,
co,nized uHages of war.
While the President considers Tint the facts
REFERRED To would justify rrfs,l on onr
part Ia execute Tie car.sI by wh.ch we have
agrec'j IL Hibernate IN excess of prisoners Of
war III nur hands Il sacred regard ior plight
eli faith which shrinka from the ssmblanca
OF breaking 4 prcHIise, prrcludcs re-
SOFT t.. such M extremity: nor is it his de-
sire 70 extend 10 any other forces of the
United Stats the Punishment mcfitod ly
len Pope, AMI such commissioned ohiccra As
choG5a II participate III the execution oi his
!:.ialIl;,G: i.rirr.
ha"c lh. honor ID be,
Very respectfully,
Your ohatiant servant.
,.,Jnril, r. f. LIE.
ii..noral rnrnInan ding:
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For lie Err

For he Ea7nirt".
Mss55a EiloTs.-I observe rh. I4iiVwnnF,
IL lontaS's Examiner.
We arc rorr - ia. - Ike Puii:': interest:
.-i:! allos ~ lie revealed, even 10 Congress,
without anything. ex:rp. that notable, Sec
ra1arl ii. M..!i"ry, a Navy Department, Nav
i3rean:l, ard swarms Of Navy Clerks, which
thc vast Establishment Of Great Britain
,7;.n,,i acat,sl, suiiicc to Keep employed. y
1.ci.r $vu,eY;iiut astonislied bS this 6t1te-
nrnt, a.cert.inrd from sr official Iolrce III
the MAJ Department. That tnccn were only
!c,. cler:.s in the whole Department, Including
tn, Chief Clerk ARERcRnMElE.
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~ J; ~: aHt;!I!1fc':f
/: .li..T rsrLEGs'r'yc c'Ft'21''''' ''5'''h :
T,...sy aLyrsalS LEk ~" HaLLEch'
Us,,a's4. DLr.RTMEar OF Els"'Hn' .
JUL Dist. 1862.
10 Major General q. +. McClF1hA",
,..n,nnns;i-,g Army Of ~" Potomac:

10 Major General q. +, McCir'tA",
rom,nsn,si-,g Army Of the Potomac:
f,..,orol. II 'a; come 10 my knowledge
Chat MANY. ot our citizens, engaged ia peace"
,;,l .rn.,i;ous, have been arrested and iinpri-
.n' t',r,,... Icv refused 10 take the oath
If ALLEGIANCE 10 the United States While
o,hcrs hv hari md harsh treatment. Lave
b,cn comrcllcd to tah: ali oath not /" tear
orn. AGAINST that government.
have learned that about one hundred o.!
the l,,+,r class have recently horn released
from Fortress Monroe. This Government re-
ji,ses Il admit tie right Of III" authorities ri
ria. United States tn arrest 0ur CITIZENS, ana
ex,crt from than their Pir1e not to render
unlitarr service ~ their country, under the
penalty d mourning punishment in case they
fill mic The iiands Of your forces. am 'st-
Tetird hr the Secretary ci Vas ~ INTERN
Won that euch Ia,i6 sill not be regarded IS
obligatory. aid persons "ha cake them Eli
he required tn rca,!ar military SERVICE
sboul1 y0nr Government treat Tho rendition
Of such :,.rrlrr hr these PERSONS ~ # breach 81
parole au5 punish ii accordingly, thia Gov
e,nrncnt will Tcanrt IL Ieta.atury measures
as the oni7 means 81 compelling, Lie "hFarT-
an:r ri Inc rul... ii civilized warfare,
have the honor to be.
Very respectfully.
Iaui oi,,:,iient servant,
E,,-7fdi T.. F.. LIZ,
'trlirrat CItn!ian aug.
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- -.
at?,; s. .ti.ts;,, H. !, IL i!.4 ,@4ic:. -.
hu@7; h;>;igi a,:I2y;! Il.
Mr. NnE>. oi s. C., niferc. ;"tn, iespi.,.,
for Publishing the Journals Of thu Conger,.ioa
whicE. formed the Confederate Constitution
and Of the Provisional Congress. The pub.
cation Of Hes" Journals he sad, wvuI5, ~
sent q noble record, and correct mar; ri,sr
prchenSnn&, and silence many :, .npai.
taunt.
| The Pr""i*nnsi Congress in his ili:r-rr
mad never been surpassed for patriotism. N.
ticnc.. aud IabDriorls zeal.
After some conversation bets. cen AIc&srs
| foIr Of Ga, fJorE, JdEEs, and the SpraLe,
! il was referred n the Committee OIL printir.
Mr.. SwsH, Of Tenn, navel Z j1!mt .rsaG-
ton declaring Benjamin +. Butler. ho,t.,
| ypmuni y.""ri, AMI /" he tr-sird IS an ou,iss
wherever found
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-22
t'rol Page County.

he Rockingham "Eegister > says that
thi. hasu.iiul, hitherto prosperous and fer
Mo county ~ once moro free FROM thr pee
ssnce OF the ioul emery who haze invaded our
State. Oh y clneSday, Thursday, tr'ia5 and
Saturday Of last week, the enemy were en-
gagged in movitg across the mountain to join
the main body of Pope;s forces i'll Rappsnan-
muck, Culpeper and Madison, snd on s';7d"T
afternoon somr Of our Valley cavalry We're
Ill Luray. They found, we believe, but a
solitary Y&ni:,e or two. who had fingered be-
hnd x,h the hope OF being captured and de-
iiiYsred from L bondage which is becoming
i,:oIcrabie even to Yankees The Lincoln
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