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reachsd here last night and who with the Union
army last Saturday and Sunday He that the Union
army is rapidly crossing into Virginia at Wiiamspsrt
General Kensys brigade Ia in the advance. end went
over the river on Sunday night
General Couchs division also crossed ths Potomac ON
Msnday.
General Franklins corps was 10 follsw immediately
General Mcclellan and star wore n Wiliamsport, &C.
lively enssgsd in supsrntsndng tho crossing Of tho
troops.
An impression prevailed In the army that the corps of
Generals Heintzelman and sigel now in Virginia,
and their mission to stop the retreat Of the rebels
HARMsBuRa, Pa. Sept. 2S-P. N.
From reliable information received here through pr
vate Sources have good reason to believe that the
rebel army has not entirely left Maryland. On the con
ary, they reported TO be in considerable numbers
IN the neighborhood Of wiiamsport, and that heavy
sKirmshng s stil going at that point and on both
sides or the river.
The alleged treachery OF Colonel Miles Is still talked
Of in official quarters and there good for assert
ing that il il had not been for this surrender the rebellion
would have undoubtedly received its death blow
salute Of one hundred duns is being fred from
the Capitol in honor of the chvalic Of Pennsylvania
who responded to the call Of Governor Curtin for the
defence OF the State against rebel invasion.
Gov. Curtin has issoed q general order returning
thanks TO the people for the noble response TO his call
$4,000 volunteers to resist invasion.
In consequence Of those volunteering being deprived
by their absence Of the right of appeal under the rsgua
tions for the coming draft and 70 ascertain with certain
ty tho numbers in the field from Philadelphia Ale
ghany Eric and other countless the day for the draft
postponed to the 10th of October.
The reports that our army has crossed the Potomac
without foundation Detachments have been thrown
10 feel the position and strength of the rebels
crossing has been efested.
Governor Curtin has gone TO Altoona TO attend the
meeting Of tho Governors of the loyal States.
THE REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Sept %, 1852.
Telegraphic advices from Gen. McClsllan's army this
morning state that everything remains quiet at the ford
river are cautiously watching each other The rebels
keep their men out Of sight, but occasionally solitary
horsoman making his appearance the opposite bluff
and after q brief observation disappears.
is thought that the rebels lying in wait, hope
that portion Of forces may induced to cross and
fall into the ambush
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23-10P.M.
There ID no news Of any importance from General Nc
Clellans army tonight Everthing remains quiet the
Potomac and the rebels do show themselves force
but supposed to be in force at short distance back
from the river.
Large numbers Of parties arrive here by every train
from curiosity to view the late battle fields but
Of them 10 visit wounded friends and relatives
the bodies Of such who have been slain in
the late sangulnary CONFLICTS.
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THE pppopTs FROM HARRISBURG.

HARRisBuRe, Pa, Sept. 2s, 1862
va have some stirring news from the army In Mary
l.ps ana virginia, received through seDtlsmas who
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A nouble Conversational Conxe stion.

bYRACUFK, Sept. I50Z
The Convention elect delegates TO the Republican
Congressional for the FIRST district held 10
day resulted choice Of two ohairmcn amidst great
confusion and Of delegates The question turned
on who had the right 10 call the Convention 10 order
The eesgsics arc divided between Lsavenworth aud
Scdgwick,
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Seventh New York.

VIM Snyder, Louis Loeb. rhip Walter Philip Fischer'
Thos Asmus, Frederick Young. Corporal Frsdk Leszon
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p. KELLY,
Lieutenant Colonel Com. Eighty eighth n. Wv
JOHN r. You've, Actiug AdIutant.
TwKNry-NINrH REGIMENT MASSACHUSETTS voLuN-
CoxrAsy A.-Kttied-Edward ODonnel Wonndsd-
Corporal Timothy u. Donnaven, Edw Kelley, Martin C..
Mullen Isaac II Perry, Jos. s. Farrell
COMPANY B.--kdsd-John ]. 0Brien. Wourdsd-Chas.
McNulty. Mssino-CorporaI II. A. Dean, Thos. Hayes,
Chas r. Getchen, Philip sullivan.
COMPANY C.--kdei-Corporal Elijah II. Tolman.
Uo,udet-Corporal Daniel w. Tribou, Sergeant Thomas
Conant Corporal George w. Allen, Henry A. Osborn and
Thomas Arnold.
COMPANY --Weundsd--Serscant James II. Atherton,
Corporal David ~ Coleman, bugler Benz G. Dalton Frank
q iunpus and John Pagan.
ComriSY E.-Kdcd--fawrencs r. Blake. Wounded
John shannon.
COMPANY F.--Kiled-Edward Ratagan. wosndcs--
Sergeant Bella II King, Jos. wcsgste Elisha Wcstgatc,
DARIUS B6nnsy, Lieut.. 1hos II. Husband.
COMPANY g. Wounded--,Jos. Duxbury.
CourINy H-Kiof-Robt. Grceneugh. Woupded-
Jas A. Forbes and VIM. story:
COMPANY I-K,lkd-John G. Dow. Wornded-Thos.
L. Glass and Chas. r. Harris.
COMPANY K.-Womded-Elisha .. Ranks and Thos. y.
Dolap JOHN A. SAYLES,
Acting Adjutant Twenty ninth Mass Vols,
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One Hundred and seventh New York.

sixty-sixth Regiment New York.
KnLEp-Co A, Corporal Fredk Stube; Co. b, Corporal
Vim. Embree, Bernhard McGure Co &, CORPORAL Chris.
Ashaner.
wouSDsp-H Henry Ameopg, August Mel:z John Speller,
David Davis First Sergeant Jno McAuey Corporal Jno
Brodsrick, VIM. Wood John Rsney, Dennis Favsy, Nj.
chae Ryan Joan s,mons, Timothy Burke Jas Sheridan,
Lieut. r. Thompson, Geo. McFa, wn Burns, Jno. Tar.
son Chas. williams.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

And ,ber, remains due from the
q. y. 20 thi. State. Ssos,256 o.
A foil .,at.m.p, Of these expenditure,
and claim, will b. laid before you.
o,.,,s,o mn noo .,,ho,,,.a h,
a.. ,..,,,. q, A,,;, os 1861 bu, $500 OOO
h,, ho., caI,od fo, Tn. suoun, received
into aha T,...a,, .,,l;e.bl. 70 war e,rep.
di,urc. /. n, follows; ssO3. .Os7 so, being
,h, .cy,.,a,e received for State bonds, in.
Id. n,.m;om and 5000 oOO refunded bv
~. Uni,,d Stat, matinc sloOs Os, 50
- al A,,;,., ,hi. ann ,,,,.n,, bs,,
b..n drawn for 500, s77 80. n, /, proper.
boxs,., ia add ,bs, the Tres,urer's 40.
coon, will ,bo, warrant, p.id to the amour.
of 4, COG Cos -. and ,h., from the books
Of the Governor and Council !, will appear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10
OLD SERIES VOLUME 20, NO. 8.

The Secretary Of the Treasury hss declared
hu readiness to repay to the States ior'y
per csntum Of their advances TO the federal
government. and ss hsvs requested . rs-
turn Of sl9o, 900 I'm addition to what has
slr.sdy been psid.) and which will b ~
csi'ed by the Treasurer. IL 10 supposed.
within few days. tbsrs will Be no occasion.
I presume, Tor rcsor,'ns 10 the u.sihsu'tsd
authority Of the resolve Of April Is.
Tho war debt against the State stands ~
follows:
In the form Of Stats bonds. $780, Oo
In the form OF unsettled claims. 73.GOa Dc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

Names proportion OF the army OF 500.
600 authorized by &C, Of Congress. and
called for by the President. Ut 70 be raised
by ths FREQ States and territories alone. 10
l5.76T II will be sccn that our patriotic
State. although lying 90 far from the seat
Of danger. has contributed SIS men IN sI.
Gees Of the quota sppors'Oned to her BY the
general government.
The slsborsts report Of the Adjutant Gen.
srsl. Who has also bssn the Acting Quarter
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-15
Order Of Publication.


State Of Kansas, Second Judicial District Nema-
| ma County.
Samuel A. Stinsons Eugene F. Ravens, part
ners as Stinson s. Havens, Plaintiffs, vs. Je-
rome Wilson, Henry Cowgirl, Samuel Cowgirl,
Defendants.
To Jerome Wilson You are hereby notified
that the above named Plaintiffs have commenc-
ed an action in the above entitled court against
you TO recover judgment against said defend
emf, jerome Wilson, for the sum Of Two Humid
red and sixty dollars and interest thereon from
July 9th, 1860, at the rate Of sixty per cent per
annum, upon promissory note signed by said
" ilson On the 9Th day of July A. D. 1859, paya-
le to A. B. Sands or order, and to subject to the
payment of said amount and interest, the fol-
lowing premises. mortgaged by said Wilson to
secure the payment of said note md interest
10 wit: The South East quarter of section No.
thir y-two n township No. FIVE, range fourteen
east, in said county of Nemaha, to sell the same
and apply the proceeds to the payment of said
amount and interest aud the COSTS of this action
and to foreslose all the defendants right. title
equity OF redemption and security to said prem
ises Said note having been assigned to these
plaintiffs by Alexander Y. Blake executor Of
the last will ami Testament Of A. Il. Sands
Now, unless you plead, answer or denur TO said
Plaintiffs petion on or before the 18th day Of
October A. d. 1862 the said petition will be tax
en- true and judgment rendered according ely.
J. ID BRUMBAUGI, Atty for Plaintiffs.
August 10, 1862
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Notice of AppraiSement.
State Of Kansas, Amos Rees for
County of Marshall. use of Lewis
Burnes VI
Francis J. Marshall

To Franci. J. Marshall: You will take notice
thath by virtue of rluries execution issued out
OF The first District Court for the State Of Kan
sas sitting in and fer Leavenw OF tn county,
W II proceed to app raise the following described
real estate, upon the premises according to law,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
o clock P. II the Sd day of October A. D.
1862, to wit: the south east quarter Of section
enc { u township No two (2) south of range
six 90 cast, containing 100 acres; also thirty
50) fee, Of lot six (6) in block eight t8) front
ing on Broadway street and running back sew
ent y-two (72) feet the said thirty 800 feet be-
ing off the west side of said lot, together with
the store house the said lot six (6) in block eight
~ bein situated in Ballard s. MorralIs addi-
ton 10 the town of Palmetto; all of the above
described real estate lying and being in Mar
| shall County, Kansas, at which time you can at
tend if you think proper. Given under my
hand this 10:h Gay of September A. D. 1862.
G. d. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
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DRUGS:DRY-GOODS&
DRY-aooDs

or every description including RsaAykaAs OsAt1g aiu
tls Tor tbs tiDss and Season,
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fherv are two LARGE GROCERY o u Ascbi.o,
besides ours and think strangeros b re cbeare,
than NJ sny city this vicinity. Cllan e AN and IN
" buy OF our house. when sell st 70 adyautar.
6m nl3 STEBBI SEQ.
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10 Wa HOUSE.

I'm Frazier, 1899. ....Fropfletor,
cA.oInr q. m. ssesrp Z .unA,
Harysville, 'sss.sss. Kansas
his Hotel has been open for ssthres
years. and the proprietor is thankful for
past favors, and solicits the continuance Of
ne same, with the premise sf. the usual
eoeato1. -S.< cft 1Aa19.k
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JAMES GRAY,
NEW GOODS!

have Just received lot Of fresh Goods con-
sisting of Drugs, Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, &C., which win be ssld cheap for
ready pay. AZ LOWELL
Narysville, June "A, 1854
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-15

He /. prepared to his old and others who
may vor him with cal at his usual place OF business
Broadway. last Mar, syiie. Kansas. nj #
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he offers half Cash and half Gesds, at east
ern prices, for Corn. The goods we're purchased
in New York for CASH Call With your Corn
and ses the Major before selling slssvher$ = +
10 for your Own gosA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19
EXTRACT.
AOICTANs AND tNsPFr Ga, % QR7ICI
Er-unlHp. Ann. lt.h-

AngCrANs AND aNsP-E dAs 10 OffiCEs /
RcHslGD, AUs lt;a lsS3-
sTsCtAt osDEss
So. - 4.
NNuI re toGs=sF lous of rAssalsg &, Prs asI' Y ~
rtay. Cor "a nf.EaAa5z Ct ali coz s-Esi, wa
"RlcHaJyD AlEGv Il, ISL
Tn. tu5s-E 81 sra tly eH-h eyed, O., VII.
a All on aai sho ~sr1 tshyesel A-Gsrs q
- 50 AuEut. l>t--
esq A. oncsrs ali lTt1Ts1 a. s1aEakz '.it-d
oeacsrs D.. csrf- &c o. Fort NE-c1
=. A on slt 81 ckp.Ursi ~ Hi-f n untat-
ss- AL 0H-sss esstursd F1.u JscSsE1 al o. Fals
LStalLls- .... 49,. ,,,-
iS5- - -. 1891. .. So
re oHrsIs PSr5t-5 q Forte ,i1ls. asy I'm 4ss
Pr.yAtus pA-'i a - Nrt-aI- eea-fat O. " N- "a gu
9 a e-Ia-d es3 "a Zat. l-a--
49,. vaOEFaT uULB,
Agent O. Eygasss OF r. e--rs.
xiv n sa5,a sai Eyz referred % Ga N above Gy-s
o, DIR s.sNzss1s 81 p-.sozs-s Of "a. III viii -zt 80
Al. igtz Their respective Beg u snfs and Oo-gs
81 ,ozzsai Or u. Secretary q va
yAsFER U6TTiSG.
zen
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sIOO REWARD.

- AEAWAY nor sh.rvood che late r'siesnse o. Roger ~
Fzs1u a. 81 Lu1sl tgrs coan Z " > "a elIN e-s
- d april ls63 n-gr1 nAI1sl Tea hsEern IL Aea yN
: 80 soCut f-s. iGraci bs1 siea soiog 80 -
-. 80 Ne ssrt o. drsssi "a jrlb fu-d hnsey ffc-a
.szt sui pant Liacz s11ch haA ana COS - oD0'
49, I.v., hon ~ coa ~ Of LOudgln - Sci
80. h March as AID Arch l5a6uls on hs ~Af "a.
"a, -ouaty De arrested ant dysd tn ja % ~ 81 on
Api I.S ~ fAnovsr House, ~ company LnTr7e ~
~ ,-r negr0s lnf .go h One $50 Ehe ee en- sel
rslony) c1aaasd 10 he EAs room Arch escaped Ton
L. s1out The hsss DAY 2 May last
Oae hundred collars ge paid b. n for the aPprenenon
delivery n sad III AL 30 tA gsa h sSAn %
siis, al -sR04sbis sEpsnssa-
ne an sANFORD KANEH.
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rRISONERs EXCHANGED.

H. t5.s. IN ERA al ll-- .rs -lly sHaaaset - st
a. Al a. .-- .1d sh1 we're d--Yefsd a. Ase-s W
"a AZ ~ ~. 40 u,yu captured a. RoacoE5 !'aai
= a. o-r--s Nad rs1 c1ptus 60 40 Fa-i s4eoa
A. Oh re-s 80 meI captured a. kc4 N'-Llsl- $500.
So III s'.r. .aptzsvi Sfti jackson and - rai''
g.. ftsnA ....--.. -. ,f..,.r4.. 800. 1Y.,
"a Iassa.s1s sd t-aysrei a. CO. Point Ass-i So
f--s..p.-rr.d q For-Isr' N51r1r Nay ie-h l=st
IL pT,.r "a -7l-d b. BtF Aier General e. W SnEaG -
Ia. 5srlald GAP jay ~. l-at
.'' RCBEgT OCLD
a,slt for 80 ta,fsrg- 10 Prisoner
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ESON EUROFE-The Scotia, from Liverpool on the
~, via Queenstown en- the 81, AID the City of BalG
nore, from Liverpool July so, arrived a. Ne~ 70 4
Tuesday. Toe INTEL gsaes BY these rivals ia unin
Por.Al: George Fsare:s Train vas Imprisoned in L1r-
doa the lss iHssos 10 prevent Lis eA king for this
cOlly where be intended raise volunteers for the
va
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ELLIOTTS BATTALION.

ANrEO ig recruits eou7!sie eompany y the
w above BsAon- PAY ts per month. Uu.iorus Aad -
rushed Term Of s-sent Gr uo,thH 0nsai sooner ds
N Erssd hon service. Apply
JOHN ,. Q. POTrs, CIpt,
Exchsngs Bank.
y. - 81 dyILER LlsaL,
AtNeksrrscta
Al membsns enrolled report - TIE ess-
.ssss 90 csna sSrsss tue gssSneag DsP5s lAeIl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

GlOaslA TEooPS.-lt ha, been officially a'cer,ained
thar Georgia has the Confederate service - regiments
fintantry Regiments Ot cavalry eson', consisting
Of cavalry infantry and artillery, a independent bat,
,ialio1s Of artillery and infantry; independent com
yanics. and a number OF partisan corps 81 which NO
.sccouuJ has been stated.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

EasTIAL Law Is CHARLESTON The Charleston Aer-
U.sy ss-s Our citizens gsUerAy ill be glad 70 l,arI
sa,t Il fay days The sHis,-s ms-.L Aw a &c oe srs-
psaded be7.5oas sal ias :'e y il egsa 70 b. pAsd
rlisr tie old civil .sg ne. Ties g he re gort iC chcAi
,rss sad We lave .sasol to believe il &c os vel ioua-
dsd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

WoUSDKD-We hage not heretofore noticed tia;
bath Gen EAsly and bis aid, Capt. 5. Il. E.sy, we're
wounded sligh'y-sauck by spea, Oalls--in Ihe light
a. Cedar Rua % Saturday week. General Elrys horse
va disabled By sao; also. The sane horse vas shO;
through the lead a. Williamsburg where the General
was % painfully wounded
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

THE CoRS CRoP.-The Marion star inform, MS that
She coru crops through the middle Of North Carolina
unusually promising, much SO that the price Of
corn IS declining ca Charlotte 4 gentleman engaged
the grain trade thought that would soon sell Tor
nav cents. Il is nov selling iu some part, OF Georgia
To- tSeuty -hye cents per bu,lel.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

NOTICE..
Mr. HENRY KAYT0N, Ol1lUlAN, formerly Of Peters5au
NJ las located himself at No 81 Main street, where ke will
leAsed TO those whose Sight nesd improving Here wha
Petersburg paper
We the rndsSgred pleasure In recommending Mr. Hsu
Ksyoo 10 the citizens Of Petersburg and county,
0pNoAn OF merit We have tried HIN and oun
Ai he suited With better than could
And the sight Of nGnhnd very Important E
and 70 select gAss requires great deal Of knowledge
.Ft, which snphsuesly believe Mr.. Ksyon po'issss
HGsc.s. ehssrfrl sseonnsad Eu.
DLvIDHAY
Ken. II. p O0WLIs
Re-, ROOT AIoHAiLs,
JAars l. HATSON,
WIN. J. PRTTOHARD
te7o--u Rev. JOHN KERR.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

E'AcUAnOs o. BEEKElzT.-Tae Petersburg Espress
yesterday, says We heard las, night that our pick
advanced 10 COggiu Point AM GaycoI yss,erd- =.
There s & soIasr LETT this z.is Of the a5sI l0r
( there vessel of Scy klj % be seen At Berkeley
it's Be So Mcclellan hAs certainly evacuated NE James
nv, ld gone % u1i.e With Pope o. Baraai5s.
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AUCTION SALE

MILITARY CLOTHS,
AZ our WHreh house, on the Basin,
ccMaEsCING on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8OTa AT IL H.
7 me n Of the Board OF Directors OF Crcnshaw
N WOODEN COMPANY, held On the l6h Of April, 1867 81
which all OF the members present. II was unAnm nsg
Resolved the present orders hEed the
AGENTS Company ucel Ia future SELL by weekly
sIes al OF the goods Anufsured by this company
commencing wednesday the Both OF April with What then
hAnG, and continuing the every sGceredis
Wedussyay, uLtl further ordered by this board.
IL accordance the above uton shall sell the goo
uasuiaet ,red By this company, warehouse he basin
q every Wednesday, nei5g the S0th instaa an
TIE attention Of t1ry clmpares well cuttes and dea'
s are llylt-d H. ihr goods vii be pat up tlns
piece otVeny tNeuyaye yards With the privilege OF ~as
q Az be hand al he time Of sale.
Der sSey nso Blue snd'rey, aud can be re
Lsd
EF-Ter cash delivery.
C2ENsHAw 4 CO, Agents,
a7ls-3tAur CrsnshlT Wooden Cou0suy.
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FLrYD,S Rlvis,ON.

: Ell fD'S WtVlN1UN,
AN authorized by MAJOR Gen Floyd Regiment OF In
iAny 10 for Of the State Lne, aaier the
Gtneral Asse nby. passed May IS. 1861
This authority permits to receive Vountse such per
not within the term OF the Act 81 Congg known
the Conception Law via persons The OF IS and
Is and such exempted By the Act OF Congress-
Unier this authority solicit the the cooperation OF oess
the Line who have permission enlist companies for this
Ny address IL Richmond. VIZ. nUNYoRD.
e9-u Late Lent Co. lTth Va VoS
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mas .- ,-sakf TO- he io-a! 2Aonsg &c enc "
-, y pI5 iu5s a. In AID 60 rlsuats ,uet 80
1900 cl lu1I les ~ tl7s9t' VIII L''' .s
rNN----1 - '-.'- " AIEXASuEs GARRETT.
.v.s JrEs a sazgksD Jr.. -a's-nsn n TooAce2.
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nnRrHRRN JOURNALs. :

a AM psrs.a arriving hen the sA's' no'ta voc ~
ts,o ard bnEsg Nsrhsrn kuOPeta nsSiPAPes OF ny
sr.ol In city eonHs Ia Possess'n Of '1sA
to- $40, Va editors ftts b. leaving sending he
4, On
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A ARD.

strta Ii tb- gF q A-d-sgus Dyssn, CJnur's'c. ne
- sTF.sss - NAh,1e. wright arlsrad soi safHl' VIA Dc
.r..-fclly resolved ., -, 49,. 40 m
,.',res Il q Bees r-ru Ca sea'arnd 81 Pt-isfais
4 r ssrss- thea Diyil- Figi Hospital Eesf -
= 80 f,y8r ~ b. 1fe-rrf many ,icz a'id,s sltr
~ i0f ~H-' % f'-F so GNSrOE.
- gfisf targ DIV.
,-.Jgt onL0zaIE Ash, JUS, c, ls,a sai tr ,as5y
H. " PErE-s n CO,
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CoNFBDERATR CONGRESS.
sENATE.
Eokn.r. August lsth. 1852.

EokDAT, August ls.h, 1862
The Senate Of the Corederste States met, pursuant
20 s6jOurnnsn in the Senate Chamber, in tho Capitol
at RchG ond to day, and uas called to order at IL
O'Clock, NJ, by Vice-President Stephens
The proceedings wee opened with prayer by Rev. Dr.
sEELEY, OF the Second Baptist Church, OF this city
re TO Vas then ealsd aud the following Senators
ALabana Nspsrs YAEoEY and CLAY; Rlorifa--
Me.srs MAXWELL and BAKER; Gs'rs'a-hT HILL;
R.atUeky-hr BURNETT; .'sisiatG Nc sEhhho,
N So ssippi-Hsssrs BROWN and PhELAN AIsse"f.
Mr. CLARKE; Nrth CGrcl ma -aessrs DAVIS and
DORTCH; Tnrsssss-Mr. HAYNES; TsSGs-AessIs
WIGFALL and OLDHAM; P.rS'nia-hessrs. hun
TER and PRESI0N-lI ,,,rcu
eli. Of Ak; Nj LEWIS, OF Ga; Nc. sItAS, Of Ky;
NJ SPARROW, OF La; NJ PEYFON, OF No; hsssrs
BARNWkLL aud ORR, OF s. U; Mr.. HENRY, Tenn
g
The PRESIDENT announced that quorum was pres
On motion of Mr.. CLAY, OF Ala, the Secretary OF
the se1s,e VS. instru,ed 10 inform the House oil Rep
resSstaves that the Senate bad met, pursuat 10 ao
Jurumeut and ready TO proceed to business QUO
ssQuen IL similar message received from zoe hOu'e
ana the Senate Was also informed that the house usu
appointed a committee 10 act with committee om ".
senate to val upon the President and Inform INN 'hh
both Houses Of Congress bad ssmOled and we're reaoy
proceed 20 business.
The resolution for the appointment Of Joint Com.
mi,tee clncurrcd H. aud the f1eslueht
~ the committee the part OF the senate, hessts
CLAY, Of Ala, SKNNEs OF LL, and DoKIcH, oil NJ
sKCRIr SESSIONS.
Mr. YANCEY, of Ala, gave notes that be would
move an amendment to the rules of the Senate, tomoE
roS nv striking out the 4Si and 46h rules, and insert
igg in lieu Of the latter, the following:
AN legislative SESSIONS Of the Sc ate shsl be held
Nth open doors, except when otherwise ordered by
vat, of two thirds Of tho members of tne Ssnae-sAd
vlSe to be taken by yeas and rays"
TIE PRESIDENTS NEssAGI.
NJ. CLAY, Of Ala. from the committee appointed 10
val. upon ne President etc reported that the joint
Committee lad performed the duty assigned to them
sud we're advised by The President that he would com
uunioA.e With Congress- forthwith, ia Wrluag. suo-e
Quenly message vas received from the feslaeht' anu
sd for he information Of the Senate at which, the
usual number OF copies we're ordered TO De printed
GA motion OF Mr.. CLAY of Ala, the Senate ADJOURN
I'd until II o'clock tomorrow tuesday
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