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The New York herald., 1862-12-11

N B-wHO HAS NOT HEARD or TIE CELE
IN bratrd Madame PkEwsrER (who has removed 70
NO oS4N brosowy Aovse Eighteenth street. over the PIC
Mure), who be entire eatsfac
udn She has no equal She tells the Of future wife
husbsnd also that Of her visitor II you wish truth give
heTa CALI
v,HE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD IL THE
i accomplished Madame BYRON from Paris, who be
consulted with the Of life
drunken unfs,hfui husbands; a
make beloved hearts idol and brings tsgether
those ioug separated Ladies' rs cents Residence W Third
avenue above Twelfth street
The New York herald., 1862-12-11

A LBERT II. NIcOL.AY, AUCTIONEER
"A REGULAR SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
ALbERT II. NICOLAY
win sell this day tTnuisday) H. O'Clock, 81 the
stock saesroon, 81 William street,
- Dha Jefferson lns. $50 500
% Amer Exch. Ius lOJ 40 Beekman IDs...... IS
- msbgh Ii Co. 50 50 Greenwich Ins. 10
~ Cairo city property 100 10 Humboldt Ins.. lou
70 Market Bank 100 10 Niagara Ins....... so
~ Mash Market Ins 100 10 Excelsior las. 30
Ms Amer Coal ..... Is Second Avenue RR. 100
- Northwestern ms 81 50 20 Imp. Traders Ins.. 80
l5 American Exch. Bank 100 ~ Bank OF State N ". 100
" lnuemnity lns....... lW Hudson River HR. iOO
SS0O loan County Mining and manufacturing Co. bonds
$b,u00 san Francisco cent bonds
&A,0O0 United States per cent bonds OF 1892
43I0C0 Missouri State per cent bonds
SSNW Great Western RR. ist mtge per cent bends.
940O Toledo and Wabash RR per cent bonds.
$50 Wabash and Western RR. I'd mtge per cent bonds
The New York herald., 1862-12-11
A UCTToN NOIICk-LARGE SALE OF SEGARS
"a B. z. FAIRtMILu a CO. AUCriONEEks.

at lis Nassau street.
about 6o000 imported segars 10Th boxes in lots
e,urr
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Adapted to every department cf Inland and Fof
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Bookkeeping
STOCK and Psrfncrskis Books.
F~empi.. iag numerous c~s e. Of difficult openi.;
and closing changes in fTsas. &c. ssppned 0y the
antsor's forty y<1r's experience In business.
Tho Settlement OF SINGLE Entry Pdrfnsrskis
Books.
Gen.rally - nise understood that two .Prol.esors
of Book keeping in this city. rtiy made out
bu'iness balance sheei containing 1900 errors
Recfifwnc De-orcci Doablo EEfry Books.
A frequent and highly resrorssli, iuty. stp,aisst
IN 40 othe- treatise or accoarts-
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illustrated Z. he ars, sine In Dun's Book -ksepsre
Ths Pirate Ledger.
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often desirod by extensive frmsl remains wholly
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Schools.
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Wet. Tho enlarged edition - ifrf nfHrar.s
Gems q
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l. tie complete Sell Instructor Published. sis
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For full particulars. send for our elegant cir
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ss Strangers vii please inquire orr reputation
"a thc city. who're ~e are best known
mar3sdwl
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HOTELS.
HOTELS.
ST, Nicholas Hotel,
Broad G".., New York.
Bosrd Redacsd 10 - per Tag
Basrd Reircld to - psr .iag.

since Ike opening 4 u.'s .a.t a..s estan,osious
Hotel. ia ls5s 4, has been tse single edeavor Of the
rsprie,ors 70 make It the mc-s raAptaous. con-
venien, ant comfortable home sor he cltis~u and
stranger On this sids The Atlantic
And whatever has seemed likely T. aeassa.ter 70
the eosnfor, cf rs guests they have euaesvored,
sithoai regard 10 cost, 10 presie. And 10 combine
al ne elements of individual and social enIoymeu,
which modern art hAs invented. and modern taste
approved: and the patronage which IL has comma
G. during the past six ycar- + gratifying proo,
thsi their Efforts have been ar.,reela.5f
To meet the exigcneies ofths tines. whsa al are
required 70 prsotsos the mot ri.sa ~csnonsy. the
undersigned.
Have RcdGeed the Price of Bonri IN
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
sithe sane tame assung nsue 4 tAe iaxnries with
Which sAs.r table hss hitherto len supyii.d
rRkApwEII. wHrTcoxs a co.
S~~ Ycrk. s>at- =. 1871 smos
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Ayers Ague Cure.


Intermittent Fever. or Fever and Agre, Assnitl,
AFever. chill feveE, Dumb Ague. Perlodleal Hs..s-
ache. or Biiiious Headashe, and Bilious r.
yers, indeed for the Nhoe class Of d..
cases O. lgnsting In hillary deranse-
Eaeat, caused by the Malaria u
hiasmAiic Countries
ne are enabled here 10 occr tie conirnuniv |.
remedy which. while a. cures tie above complain II
with certainty. "a stili perfectly harmless IN arr
quantity. Such remedy Is invslnabis In distfi-ss
~here .hese affecting disorders prevail. Th.s ouse.
expeis tho miasmatc poison cf Fr-er and cue rou
me system, and prevents the development Of ,hs
disease IL taken the first approacl II ts p-esno-
itory symptoms IL is Dot only the best remedy rsrs
yts discovered Tor this class q complaints b. az.
The ehcapesf. Th@ large quantity supply Tor
dollar brings IL within the reaci ...rs tlv. sr,t
In billions disricfs where Fever and AEne pis,ails
rybods should have II ard &. iseis lc.h "a
cure and protection A groa; superiority z "a,
rsnedy any other di-cOsrrcd 81 The - a
d. and certain cure of Igtermittor's J. THAI IL g
tfns - Qlin.re nncrai, coilse uentiy IL p. .u-
o. no qusnism q other injurious effects ~haie,ss
npoD the eonstitufpt. 2 cured ~ il are ef, "a
heaihy as II they had reVsE had tl.e disease
teyer and Ague j. not alc ne ttc consequences q. sh
missna;ie POISON. great Fari - of dis rer- nrle
from is Irritation. among which are
Neuralgia, Rheulnstisra. Gouf. Hss.aachA Rinan.--
Toofhsche. Earache, CatsrTnh, Asthma. ralfs
tstcn, fAinini Ancciion 81 the kpieen. H,-
tsTics, Pain IN the Bowois ,Coiic, ,paTallsls
sni Derangctnen: q the siofnach
all Of which, when originating IA this canse yus a.
the Intermittent typo, "a become periodical This
'JCnE cnpels the poi-on rom tho blood. aud con-
sesuent'y them al alike. IL an in--i,ia Il,
protection 70 immigrants aud rerson- travelling "a
temporarily rcsdin. ia the fnslArious disfrfe.s N
taken occasionally daily xhilo exposed 10 n. IT,
faction, that VII le cxcreted frr the sy-teua ara
cannot accumulate In sufficient Cuanfity q rir.t,
into d.se@~e Hence 80 l. even mcr- vsilahl- -
protection than cure and . VIZ ever suf.r fr,.t
intefnlittents u they avail lheuselvss Il the rr~
{ elton to remedy a1r-is
g. Prepared - Da J. e. AYEKA Co
Lowell. Massachusetts.
Al our Remedies sr- ~ -ale by J n tr~rNoHar
b n. DossEi1r. and ~ AL Drureis. Ia Trfrt
Hautc.
Wholesale ~ tLixS 4 Co. ciucinnar
tua -91eoEa-soou
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he Weekly Express

sies.
~ tdssr4.sancnis - = Led IN both Daily a.
g-ekfv m be q sd the fail Daily rates With enc
h.tf N fL~ weekly rste- aides..
CHARLES CRUfI pso -.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
DIRECTORS

ItECIois>
PKxssUES1.
vEcr PExsEDksT
A. 4 A. LASTeaoe 4 a..
sherman. Collins A. C,.
Wells. Fargo a CO.
rrcz't Imp. & Trader fsak.
r 4 II Nesseage-.
Claliln, hellen a c..
hatch, Hitler Z Nsrsorszn
y -kcl. Ierrick A. Bull
Stone. Starr a. CO.
Rcrney, Humphrey a Bet~r.
6ecrge PeNrce 4 Co.
Ward A. Wofk 4 Son.
James Low & Co. Louisville.
1. II. Buckingham L c..
Buiklcy a. CO.
K. lockwood 4 Son.
rowea. ~cSamee & c..
Do@n, King 4 Co.. 81 iouis
Coldit A. Noble.
X. y. Morgan 4 c..
Willard, Wood & CO.
a :. Barnes 4 Co.
Phelps, Bliss A. Go.
Tf0worloge, Dwight l. CO.
Putnam, Mh.s, Rankin 4 Co.
Mot. GEiI4neii & Co
J. e lowe A. Co, Bostcn.
Baide.i|. Starr L &c.
Hen v. Smith A. Towrssnd
Swl.. HEr,bisf & CO.
Jcsse Hoyt L Co
Stuf ses. S.r~ 4 Go.
For6 T. Ter Co
Mason 4 Thompson.
stedman, Carlile 4 Shaw. Cln.
Cyrus Yale. U. & Co, ~. o.
VIM. r. & Chss. b. Fostick.
BOYD Bro 4 Co, Albany, NY.
Coszitt, Hill s. Taimadrr-
ID. Roberts & Co
arcwe- 4 Caldwell.
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q. rxxxnA
TURNER
HOUSE.

ir~svxsts ue~s 40 Fzx t~u<<ss xr-~.3
corner Washington and section >ss--
sUrllt@s. INDIANA.
sI>HR u-serxgn~t hati.. sarrAssef tAs 81 ess.
II 4e-4xn uHsktns a. sns 4 "a 1.cst osraf>rtai.s
rcs<t. = lAe wcst. a1f fsr Fu-~-fcr - ss~rx
rrsT~es = .zy h u..s rts2 sn1 90 tAe scco--'ss
1siise = ~ raveiHs poeits. sna sztsTtk-auszt =
ctfssrs ~tsAlns N'artlns. pird<e a1~esrict s-erts
- serare ~ kixhrss coszf1rt <sd cca~szs-c-~ =
tA<lr S1.<fs a. Aars fai cssfesocs r. tke seeess
= z thaIr sn1ekN1fs
= Y xScTrs as ~ WHITE. rsss~s-srrs
Ner-rsnsf resf. 49,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


cosSrr - eTH AID rlfEAzy sTEEEn.
RI. = ADDOIr. T4s11--
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Legal Lss.r,i-ssnsut- 1fiy cents p~T ssesFe e-eh
h-sr4or-
ssrssae,.ry srranr-r-srts raae with tho-s ~ho
.sf.h 70 --i-s - tAe yea. Mil ths p...4ese O.
eL4rxfug AZ pieAsurt le4r.y -t-e-tt~~rs to'<rfefs
IN s. eonfnsd strictly = Fner rs1aisr en~ires-.
tHf a. L gfV 14dgt<rlH-
Aigsstl.~lasnt1 Ia tAe lFee.i no..es seiama ~ih
charged t~0 prices-
sissrussr1ers. k-y, constantly on he in.ias-
trice All haf
te. rs o< ursasT. all se charged ior eAch Insertion
si. II o~er ten iine-. ten csnts pr linz
Advertisements se1t - ~ 10 fp<clted tine. vii
- lnssrtod three rnoath-. unless crd~red CT.
eiry alteration q sta1r.lng advrTlserirnt vii
.'.oca. 70 . rene~al of the sAre. uHiess Otherwise
.-.--t E-0n By corfrart
srfosrcsr easseits s;es FOR oriee q e~ery te-erp-
"a, vii be ch.rg~d " CO for ea- Hne - az D--.t,
ana q. O. r. ,h~ Da anl Weekly. aieags = ~
s.fse<
Char. sll ~ M, for inserting fhe nfsiges q
- ,,-,.-rs s<-ci-ti-- or Associations .oilo~--
~ e--N not exr~-si1-g tinr- . E - 4er
sst Insertion: over e'Eht tines st this rate.
,nDouneing s.e.ths win f-aesai ao'iee a'tscAed.
xase-- - Frssivais PienIcs and Exeursos-. gotten
D ~ Individuals or Asocisticns, OF " churches,
LeSaf af~s7t.a~-.a.sLs Inserted ths exPelss 81
ttorn~ys orderin- anf payment not . b delayed
r. he legal p.ocseiirgs Du' coiiectable ~ t~ usual
ra~- Publisher Hceountab:e Cor TIE accuracy -
exs' Advertisements h~- "ud The srsouast charged er
their publication.
he Weekly Express
sasll.h,i every Wednesday. atsi.so per annun.
.s-So pap<r 4 ~f,lsogt ne money. nor eonsina-
longer time than
ka,es OF Adverti,anz am MI,
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HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
i L Agent Tor the aboso reliable and responsible
Companies, am prepared - issue fire Policies
Dwelling Houses. Stores, Warehouses, Household
Furniture, Acsohsad &o., on The most favorable
terms ss-Losses literally adjusted and prompt
ly paid. JANIS II TURNER Agent.
Once at Tarner 1 NcKeens WAREHOUSE
mAy2sdf
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a Ii ~ Il X ~ q Il

or he FlFTKXyTH SEhl.AHAUAL STATE
AE,Z II sAs condason cf tse Ho1LE ISSy-
RASCF COMPANY, e. lae Cls Qf kesc 9esk,
On n< Ia aIg ef January. lsGl
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NORTH tTH ST. ". L.. CitSs a.;
REV. l. s. DONALDSON, rAsroa.
cias...................-8. a4i - r ~
Morning Service. =. -
Sanfay School. = :. :.
Evening service ----------------- -
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UNDERTAKEN
MUIR SERT.

I HAVE PURCHASED the entire
Il Sugsry stock u NJ. Manly. Narshsil. cisfk
q Tree s,f Orrsraertsl shrubbery ct tie io~est
cAsh prizes Appss Trees. q zuy size. frosn :
zach - ircbes ir diameter, an1 = - ere 70 "a
years oid
iy7dly X ELLSWORTH.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-05

NOTICE 70 Real Esta,s Dealers.
~ have D~slltn<s snf sfore Roozns snesr ~
to--s sscsiert risos- % rell gcois = alch 7 vi
t-s1s for yrop~rty IN pear TeTre Hsrta ard rav
tfesr~nee y o..A kpp'yto
3. nAIkHKET
tecls'&~sa hL EstAe Agent
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-25
TAKING OF MAMILTON!I
WHAT TIE BOATS DID,
FORT TAKEN BY ASSAULT.
WAY TO WELDON

A Newbern, n. c., letter of the 18th says
that Hamilton, N. c. was captured on the 9Th
bg three Of our gonboass, the Com. Perry,
Ceres and Shawshene and q company OF
Hawkins Zouaves, under Capt. hammel.
1t was defended By sregimcnt of rebel cavalry,
supported by strong force of infantry and ar
tillery, and rebel fort which commanded the
river, There were humorous masked batteries
along the river and also rebel steamer filed
with sharpshooters.
While our gunboats attacked and dispersed
the men in the batteries, the Zouaves advanced
on the town, accompanied by detachments
from the gunboats.
The fort was taken by charge, and also
the town. The rebel steamer was captured by
our gunbosts, whose fire drove her occupants
overheard
We had only one man killed, but quite q
number wounded
The victory clsars the way to weldon.
Ii is impossible to estimate the loss Of the
enemy. They left 40 or so dead on the field.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-25
KENTUCKY RESOLUTIONS.

According to the Knoxville Register of July
1885, there was large and respectable meeting
of the citizens Of Shelby county, KY held at
the Court House, and after discussion, the fol-
lowing among ether resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
ResOtved, That the system of domestic
slavery, as it exists in the Commonwealth is
both moral and political evil, and violation
of the natural rights of man.
Resolved As the opinion of this meeting
that the addition value which would be given
to our property and its products by the in
PRODUCTION of free white labor would be
amply sufficient under system of gradual
emancipation, to transport the whole Of our
slave population.
Resolved, That no system of emancipation,
viii meet with our appreciation, unless col
oniEation inseparably connected with it, and
that any scheme of emancipation which shall
leave the blacks within our borders, is more
to be deprecated than slavery itself.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-25

Is there q Vast ave Conspiracy In ths
Southe
From the New York Tribune.l
Very much has been said by the press and
the public in reference 20 the assertion by the
author of Among the Pines, that there exists
among the Southern blacks secret and wide-
spread organization which has able leaders,
and whose ultimate Object is FRREDcM. This
statement, though generally credited, has been
questioned by certain Northern secession jour-
mails.
We are authorized by the writer of that
book to say that he has given id Among the
Pines, but 1.-THE of the aolole truth in his pos
session in regard to that organization. That
while he has in that work introduced only a
single leader, he has personal knowledge of
over twenty, and has the names and residence
of over FIVE hundred who can control, at the
tap of drum, one hundred thousand able
bodied fighting menl
The names of these leaders, and all the par
ticulars in regard to that organization, he is
at liberty to communicate, (they having been
confded to him for that purpose to the Gov
eminent, whenever it is prepared to resort in
quelling this rebellion 10 all the means that are
justified by civilized warfare.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-25

slavery made out their claim to superior pat
riotism, sagaCiiy, Or craftsmanship, that they
should be our guides Is there any reasen
why the lover of his country, sick at heart
over the horrors Of civil war which these
wicked and reckless men Rave inaugurated,
should be ashamed to express and aYow as his
own the honest opinions of the noble men Of q
former generationf
In those days We lad peace, plenty and
prosperity All was well .. home, and the
United States had unbsunded respect abroad.
Now how changed Let the people Of Ten
nessee refuse to follow the lead Of al ultraists
and fanatlcs among themselves and stand
pledged forever to the Union. the Constitution
and the enforcement ofthe Laws. Then pros
perity will be ours again, and respected and
honored among the nations, under the foster
ing care Of Providence, the Great Republic Of
the West will move onward in her glorious
career, broadening in magnitude snd bright
ening in spleAdor.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-25

The following Law, q little more extended,
80 as to cover State and Municipal Offices,
seems to US would be likely to be hailed in
some degree as panacea to Union men in
East Tennessee, and indeed all over this State
and that Of Arkansas, hailed as retributive
justice by those who under rebel power were
PeF-ecuted for loyalty, and ostracized for
patriotism
Be 1t enacted By the Senate and House If
Representatives of the United States Of America,
IN Congress assenabLei, That hereafter every
person elected or appointed to any office of
honor or profit under the Government of the
United States, either in the civil, military or
naval departments of the public service, ex-
cepting the President of the United States
shall, before entering upon the duties Of such
Office, and before being entitled to the salary
or other emoluments thereof, take and sub
scribe to the following oath or affirmation:
81, A. B., do solemnly swear Tor affirm that
have never voluntarily borne arms against
the United States since have been citizen
thereof: that have voluntarily givsn ne aid,
continuance, counsel or encouragement to per-
sons engaged in armed hostility thereto; that
have neither sought, nor accepted, nor at
tempted TO exercise the functions of any Office
whatever under any authority, or pretended
authority in hostility TO the United States; that
have not yielded a voluntary support to any
pretended Government, authority, power or
constitution within the United STATES hostile
or inimical thereto. And do further swear
or affirm that, to the best of my knowledge
or ability, will support and defend the Con-
stitution of the United States against all
enemies, foreign or domestic; that / will bear
true faith and allegiance to the same; that
take this obligation freely, without any mertal
reservation or purpose of evasion; and that 1
will we'll and faithfully discharge the duties of
the Office on which am about to enter, so help
me Ged," which said oath, so taken and signed
shall be preserved among the files Of the court,
House Of Congress, or department to which
the said Office may appertain. And any per-
son, who shall falsely take the said OATH shall
DC guilty Of perjury, and on conviction, in adj
dition to the penalties now prescribed for that
ofense, shall BIO deprived Of his office, and
rendered incapable forever afte- Of holding
any Office or place under the United States"
Approved July 2, 1862.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-25
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81.
HEADQUARTERS, MEMPHIs, July -. 1861

HEARoUARTERs, MEMPHIs, July -, 1862
Travel into and of Memphis, by carriage, wagon,
horse foot in the usual business will be as
free and unobstructed with stars OF war
To farmers planters aud business with their families
and ants free intercourse will be permitted .Co+.
passes any hindrsnce, the right Of examination
and even search when the officer judges it proper and
necessary.
This travel te by daylight, and no exception to
this rule viii Be permitted, to market and supply
carts, which msy an hour before day, provided
they are known to the officer of The Guard. Wagons
leaving town with undue proportion OF any article
Of commodity Will be stopped ana II found engaged in
Il lett ade deception the Road Guard win send il to
his Brigsder, who viii take the wagon and property and
nprison the parties imI Icstsd If he entertain even
strong suspicion.
TsVeleT's limited to the following roads:
Lat. Raleigh Road.
ID State Line Road.
Sd. Pige BOOST or BihalA Road.
4th. fernando Road. AKA
5th. Horn Lake Road. - a
small guard charged wi th, duty will lie stationed
each of these roads three miles the city
house BY ths road side where all travellers will
pause stop till they receive signa to pass Written
instruct from Headquarters will be given time
to time to these Guards and when any officer
to traveller his dec sion it be instantly obeytd.
howsv inconsistent it may appear with the spirit of
this order.
Cavalry patrols and plekets infantry Guards posted
Tor 9th plrposes win not modest the regular travel
but all such pckets and guards will promptly
send to the Provost Marshal all persons attempting
entr depart ty any other road any other time
or manner than is herein prescribed.
Brig. Gen. Hurlbut is charged with the execuioR of
this order to the Horn Lake Road the Fernando
Pigeon Roost Road; ard Brig GIN Smith. to the
state Line and Raleigh Road. Details of one cemmis
stoned and commissioned officer and three men
will be suScient fer each road-details permanent
weekly at the pleasure of the Brgadier, who will
strengthen the guard under special MS when
In his Judgment it should be necessary
By order Of Major General W. T. Sherman.
}. H. HAMMOND,
j25 TT Assstan Aejutant General and CT fof staff.
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Gen. HalIeek-what he will do in Wash


WAsHINGToN, July 2o.-There is reason 20
believe that The President viii soon issue enc
or more General Orders to the armies of the
United States, in which he will lay down cer-
tain general rules for the conduct of the war
such rules as any one sincerely DESTROYS of
carrying out the principles of the Confseation
and Emancipation acts would adopt and en-
force.
dent under the advice of Gen. Scott, and with
the acquiescence of Gen. Mcclellan, has called
Major-General Halleck to Washington to act
as General-in-chi of the armies the United
States. He will have control of the operations
in the field, thus relieving Secretary Stanton
of soma of his official business.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-25
Gu.rrlila warfare In Ia. West.

LOUISVILLE, July 2l-The steamer Com
merciaI, Capt. Archer, from Memphis, arrived
yesterday, reports that the steamers Courier
and Eugene, with troops, were fired into on
entering Green river, by musket armed rebel
cavalry.
Ii is not known whether either boat lott
any men. On arriving at McAlister's Land
ing two miles below Newburg Ind, the Com
msrcial was fred into by guerrillas, one ball
passing through the gangway without
damage
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-25

Arrivals from Sperryville report almost
daily skirmishing between Sigers piekats and
the rebel scouts, near the gap st Luray, and
several of the enemy had been killed.
They also report that Reconnaissance in
force went from Sigei's command on Wednes-
day, toward Madison, and several guns are re-
ported to have been heard in that direction by
travellers the same day.