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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-19
H. ,nqU4RrrEs Army % THE poPogAc,l
October 3, $50 p. NJ
The following General Order has been

issued:
HEmQUARTEFs ARMY d. ral pogov&C :
MAR sHARrsBURc, Nh, OCT 9.
General Orders No. 100.
The commanding General extends his
congratulations to the army under his
command for the victories achieved by
their bravery at the passes Of the South
Mountain, and upOnthe AntieAm creek.
The brilliant conduct Of Reno's and
Hooker's corps, under Burnside, at Tur-
ner's Gap, and of Franklin's corps, at
Champion Pass, in which, in the face Of
an enemy strong in position and resisting
with obstinacy, they carried the noun
tain and prepared the way for the adj
vance Of the army, won for them The adj
miratiOn Of their brethren in arms in The
memorable battle of Antietam We de-
feated a numerous and powerful army Of
the enemy in an action desperately fought
and remarkable for its duration and for
the destruction of life which attended Il.
The obstinate bravery Of the troops Of
Hooker, Mansfield and Samner, the DASH
ing gallantry of those Of Franklin on the
right, the steady valor Of those of Burn
side, on tie lett, and the vigorous sup
port Of Porter and Pleasanton, presented
brilliant spectacle 10 our cOuntrymen
which will swell their hearts with pride
and exultation.
ia guns, 80 colors, 1880 stand Of
arms, and near 5000 prisoners taken from
the enemy are evidence Of the complete
ness Of our triumph. A grateful country
will thank the army for achievements
which have rescued the loyal States Of
the East from the rayages Of the invader,
and have driven him from their borders.
While rejoicing al the victories which,
uuder Gods blessing, have crowned our
excrtions, LET us cherish the memory Of
our brave comrades who hsyo laid down
their lives upon the battlefield, martyrs
ia their country's cause Their names
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We learn by special despatch TO the
81. Louis Democrat from Helena that Matt
Ward, formerly Of this city, was shot by
rebel guerrillas, on his plantation az La
COMA, on the lst inst The despatch says
the rebels were collecting his negroes 10
take them away to work on Publications
in Mississippi. He came burriedly out
Of his house 10 protest, and, happening
70 have on blua coat the guerrllas nil,
took him for Federal soldier and III IA
upon him, one ball passing through h s
hips He was taken 10 Helena the SAP
dav, and viii probably die.--Lou. Jogt,
nal
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DR.. Kings Dispensary


"a vs-Erzss Or KING, Formerly Of Hsw York, q.
- me last four years Of Louisville, Ky I
ana who hsf devoted Die ateuii0n
she Weatnn Of private lseases l0r 30 years hatier
hlneelii having attended 70 prsctice f0r 10 fnanl
years. and onred 10 inauy thousands be 70 enabled n
cure ali diseases " q private nature no matter had
bal they may be from iuiudloOle nedi1is tfoaim6uh
% from peglcOi 81 tb8TOwp, Df Klagis Ispongaypi
No ~ p0ndeIiok street, between Clsyry ara tsnro
econd story, whore be cpres Al diseases d privas
9onorhes cured without nauseOus medicines 81 Al
difference with business
Structures Of old or recent date e0aesuaiy cureh
few days, By A. operation which oaunfs 40 p.t,I
Where strlciare eGisla health canu0i be ouieveF
FeflAft no disease causes plofe miseblng and ubde-
mines nc Docgtiiuton 20 much
syphna, With al ihe Diseases n lhe aatn g,n,.,..
o1i 81 neglect Or had treatmeut cen h. seetfeaii.
cured iE Tow days
A74t4ai Htai1eHt. --Farticf iaf Attention -
fifsn 70 ina disease, and All iho consequence
pnt gi - brought On n many eagff ~ lhs d,ritsri ~
nApiA ai uncomfortable youths sHd orceeslve 49,
senoe % we paeHionH, ncfacl 0f which VII $3.50,
mine tne constitution raUdorinR TIE rpffosf 49,, y
0ushnte pf soeieiy aua eng premature "a ~.
SesneteH who may b. inlnriae vitb aoy s,e,
- ift--S iaay fefi assured immediate fflef
1890 residing abroad, by writing asd eisita "A, 4
hlHr enfpaed, dirf6i 10 ~. a. Riur N4e
- ~, sfecti hlshFiNe. lenl., niil have NJ M
E - ~ itlnes sent 70 thoir afiras ntrt Nsyet
't%s,F ? lock u ne m0Fniag u1li u IA ~ =
sgtssindAWlY efP"hg'
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HIGHLY IMPORT Ant
AND
INTERESTING DETAILS
Late Military Operations in Ken
lucky, Virginia, and the South
West, &c, &c.


ffoNi tAe Aull1tNie dpufhAl ieeA
We have few more particulars and
additional casualties 10 record, though
we cannot as vet comprehend the entire
strategy Of the fight. On Wednesday
the attack was made by the rebels upon
the corps Of Gen. McCook, and after an
obstinate resistance they were repulsed
at nightfall, and our troops held possess
sion Of the battle- field. Many splendid
cavalry charges were made and several
rebel batteries were taken. Col VOL
ford's command greatly distinguished
themselves, and the rebel army was
eventually driven back eightmiles. Our
friends were all ready to renew the en-
gagement on Thursday, with new couiA
binations, which almost insure the total
defeat of the rebels, if, indeed, they did
not retreat precipitatcly, for Gen. Sill is
on their right flank in force, and Gen
Gilbert is in their rear
The 10Th Kentucky sustained the shock
Of battle well, though Colonel Curran
Pope was wounded. and Lieut. Col. Geo.
=. Jouett and Major William p. Camp
bell were killed.
General Rousseau received a slight
wound.
The following hasty letter written by
our friend Colonel McHenry, of the 18th
Kentucky, contains some interesting par
ticulars
SpRNeFIELD, Oct 8, 1862.
General J. s. Jackson's Division be-
came engaged with the enemy early yes
terday "Wednesday. The battle lasted
until night. Our army suffered immensely.
Many of our most prominent and gallant
officers were killed; among them, Gener-
ais Jackson and Terrell, Colonies Lyle,
Kirk, and Webster. The 18th Kentucky
suffered largely. Colonel Pope reported
killed, and am fearful that the report is
true. We are happy to say that these
fears are ungrounded. Col. Pope is wound
ed. - IDS. Jour. Lieutenant Colonel
Jouett is also reported killed. Our loss
in killed and wounded is estimated at
one thousand, say three hundred killed
and zoo wounded. General Jackson was
reinforced by General Rousseau, the lat
ter slightly wounded. Our men fought
well and repulsed the enemy with heavy
loss, gained the creek called Chaplin, and
now occupy inc Town Oh IeTfyVllle, line
enemy are falling back; they were COM
manded by Buckner Cheatham, and Polk.
Gen. James S. Jackson was shot in the
breast and died Immediately. General
Terrell was struck while handling a park
of artillery, though he lived four or five
hours The heaviest loss was on the part
Of Jackson's division.
My regiment and the l0lst Indiana
were at Springfield and not engaged in
the fight
Gen. Jackson's body is here, en- route
for Louisville in charge of his Adjutant
General, as also tho remains Of General
Terrell and Col. Webster
JOHN II. McHENRY, Jn.,
Col. 18th Reg. Ky.
We feel every encouragement to believe
that General Buell. has vigorously prose-
cuted his advantages and the rebels cam
not escape the net, unless they desper-
ately cut their way through.
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We feel every encouragement to believe
that General Buell. has vigorously prose-
cuted his advantages and the rebels can
not escape the net, unless they desper-
ately cut their way through.
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Twenty-one Ten Dollar Bills,
$50 REWARD.

EsCAPED from THE TENNESSEE Pc
II tertiary, October the l4th, 1861 Convict
the name Of WILLIAM SEWARD. Said Sewar
about twenty-five years OF age, Ave feet ten in,
high and weighs one hundred aud thirty two
Has Black HRir--Dark Skin and Blue Eyes, "a
bodily poy marked, viii give thirty dollars iof
apprehension and delivery TO me or hia conlines
in any jail so that may get him,
JAMES CAVERT.
Octl5-1w Agent Tenn. pcnitentiar
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Sherif's Sale.

ON THURSDAY, THE 29rd DAY OF oCTOBi
bidder, for cash, &C the WAREHOUSE Of Morris q Sc
ton, on South Market street, tho following ortic
to-wit;
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FURTHER BY THE PERSIA.
800 Hoo. Ocl. - ?. n

The steamship Persia, from Liverpool
the 9th, via Queenstown the 28ih, has
just been signalled
The news Of General McClellan's VIC
tory at Hagerstown had reached Liver
pool, and attracted great attention. Some
Of the English journals we're dubious
in their remarks, while others accord
great credit to Mcclellan.
The Army and Navy Gazette says The
Confederate invasion Of Maryland, IL
latest kilograms prove true has proved .
failure. Pope's army was badly beaten,
but not placed hors AZ o0g,5at McOlel-
Ian has showed a decided fash Of sol
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ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, on UNION
~ lqtween Cherry and Market, a small lea
POCKET BOOK, containing between So
$40. The finder will be- literally rewarded ay
hn g 40 ;. McCLpRr's Music Store, or az thifc
Oet lq-2ta
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We pity the officer who bases his hopes
Of fame merely on newspaper notoriety
The bubble will collapse 80 the first
puucture Of trial,
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RORRERY.

VlABlN by THE GuERRrLLAs, FROM 1
subscriber, nenf Springfield, Nnn on Wed
day last, the sth inst,
Twenty-one Ten Dollar Bills,
Grccnhaeks) numbered as follows, VIZ Gs567
es3 755 929 o0iHt, O929o, 5T3; $50; 7o5f3,
73so2 7Gs77 3TSsa Tslly. sai20. sa8s5; 9i3es
Tli as oi00i; 6Nl00; 594G4 a; ais sea
COIL, 90; 575 0i493i 021n3. o III: 6lg;
e3256 0G03l 55T 6sl56 as $40. Also Yol
or for s2S3
liberal Reward viii be given by the owner
the return OF the money, or any portion OF H. 10
+" J'nionn Office, Nashville, Tenn
0ell6-5, BIAS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-25

ExcIrExBSr IN GEAYsoN COUNrY lions sid.
cradle excitement exists In lode pen dence,
Grayson county, relative t. the murder Of
James Taylor, ~ John Isom and his eOn
Fielding, an account VI which We pubitshed
several days since. The two lsoms, md
John Green, charged With 1he mulder Of
Rufus Cox, are confiuet in the jail at lnds-
epdence, and ON Thursday evening laAt,
some thirty or forty persons from the neigh.
horhoOd visited the place with Tho Ia ten tion
Of hanging them. They were however, per-
suaded to forego their purpose for hat time,
but determined 10 cerry IL fat0 execu ution on
Monday last. The crowd called az the tatl
and Informed the prisoners Of their eter.
mination, and exhored them TO make their
peace with aod, and prepare to die ON Non.
day. assuring them their execu ton was q
II sed and unaiterabie fact. The citizsns were
much excited on the matter, An d 1t 10 thought
the attempt TO execute summary vengeance,
how lnuch eoever the distClicnl crimes OF
the accused de erved 1t, would lead 10 tron.
BILE
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H4oApifrHAfIok.
~ fc4t

Tha. we have not sovsrreted the Federal
loss IL proved ~ the following extracr from
the Washington eoffts spondence of the New
York Times, Of a late date:
BY returns 81 IN. Esr n.paItmsnt mp Y
in our !. army sipes sne, war broke out viii
sKirmishss, &e II absut IL. 900, the numSsr
wounded II .0o0. The number Of prisoners
In the South and dose rters amount to 5000.
II we had the msanf OF ascsrtaining the
Federal iossesbt Ms hpmerous smaller en-.
saseusnts. ptSket tktfyA fishes. &C.. during the
yssr. we might 0erry the numher Of
killed and wounded MP to the figures iadi.
cstsd In the New Fvrf n.s. .-..--.~---.-
- sF ~ hese St8t SIS & I.
SAon fuS sANpANA80N-a8H0AfBD RouY o.
sH1 cosFsAtA< A<1Nk-2tS. IA RsAALL xxao.
AAAAANS.ss rs vi srg ssss fFs
The fellsvint AGachaassn dispatch vas
3fssrapasd from Cfncinnati, on The ilth
inst, 70 the Yankee pfsss:
= The 0eaAas says: Prom the editor at ne
le0a asady Valley AAcoeess, who arrived here
irsn sssa ICY M vsnsy xs Is9ta ~ saso.s Y. !:
Ell4HacaGal soue. q On M6kly lese Qols 0sy.
es oeeo1y t1elnAina - ~ OhSes lote
e.Saeos aDde 4 - sA1a1.K - Ieooea6eA
nH3fg 41nAe Il 1alnaeyillI Wt1h4a aesaa
~ as 5 s q: e. .s. : 1sss2 NJ : ~ 49, 80
60 g.. z4ssPsSi5 . = : E.: IN g g nssss's
GO ce,; . 81. sss,y s:R..ss = sS.s. {.
essspdsr anesadtitonally. Mssshall thsn
- .saa e 4 s|9f : 8 ssfsla aA,s g g 8
r = - y : : ! T. ~ ~! 4 -: -
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pRuSSELsl a ND TAPEsTRY CAR


A UCTION EALH OF PkRISHABLE STOCK,
n In Bowling oFesu, Henrieo County The
Undersigned having rented the place on which he
resides, will. On the 9Th day of January, CON-
msreing at 100 clock A. H., sell at public auction,
ell the psrshabae stock on ssid place, consisting
of one good Aoase, one well kept kocksway and
Harness. one Carryan and Harness, one new Lum.
Der Wagon and Harness, oos Tumble Cart and
Gesr, one new Saddle and Bride, together with
all the Fsrmiasslmplements aud Garden Tools, In
eluding lot of Hot Bed Sash, in good order, a.
well as q quantity Of Household sd Kitchen Fur
nitnra. Everyth,ng In good ssrviees.Dle order.
1ERks OF SALE-Cash In bankable fund.-.
si-- LOUIS KkPPLER.
&. B. COOK Auct. il 2C-6tk
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~htrh 49,. rr~v.tiea S>t~.~n p,-.-f. 49,
th. yf.ises at:tss ~ ~, e,..A.t;cr. - - :
hsys frrrkiv snh,siftS1 ~ ~" si.nsrst - -
Wsshtr senr a4s vtc.j .1s ths c.ss>3 49, -
18Th ~ - e.W Y - ~ ~ .Nua.Css.Ss
c,.~~.1eS ~ -
TS.~ - ..r,..+ +-.r~,,,.>s.A, ,n.n. 49,
~ 81 ss S.sss - ~ 49, ~ ~ thS - aeoye a.
MI was.. ~ " 49, - ~
I'm .N%. 80 =. 1919
tiNc. 49, - ~. ys1s3k,Hhf ~ M. oo.s nv'
49, s-0 - '~Ae 0oaaA Wa =
surarr~ - ~ n.oSorrX co,siN.rs.tor
:" 80 - NY NY .,'.ASs ys.s R..S.-.v,
50 .e-,z ss..,..,.
REPLY or HR. SEWARD 70 fnx PhUssIAH MN:
Tn1>Prusstan Cspvkrnnnant. tbr,neh i,s
Minister here. ha avfnk en (l0rsed the conr.s ~
England in the TreutsRSif. secret arv Saw-
ard. IN reanons. vrnlie1 1tin yisyhittfns = ~ him
copy OF the prfntsd edcu1rents besrin apon
ernment Of Prussia: nm. ia TIE renersl
peacs OF the world m Is - ,Moken. t6s fanit
Will = OF ia II anvfk{h ma United St.tas
nave done 10 nrodnce snch = disastsr ~ ,n
the ouniasion to iotaKVfhi hi khich inst ana
generous power ceoia do E brevent IL. This
United states, ct q Vorg edrM day. addreeasti
III themselves to the N anrreciated task of a.
curing the incorporates Of a inst. equal.
and humane prip ciple ia, the code vf m maririme
war; they have energatically persisted in
this great enferpri6e fhr6nrh All chansinr
events, equally wfEn AcfiuS q 4 neu tral and
when fhemee selves Slf1ied M a bellirerent
The Secretary a. rs TO Is allowed the Ifhertv
OF suggesting to .tbk Con std srrtfon or ths
Prussian Government the expediency Of i'm.
proving the occasion which has justly exl
cateo ~ LILY apRzensnssoees 70 Icoommend
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MOST yALUAELE REAL HSTATE, IN
Vl the City Of Richmond. on the North Side VI
Osfy. betwssn 9TH and 10Th Streets, tecether
WIZ tNH stock OF Machinery. Steam I'm.
Rlae, ToolN Hnd Fixtures, alt in complete order.
The co-pakthsrship Of J w. Cardvell 4 Co.,
having sxprtd by hn tstion, we shall. In con.
forni.5 win our arficins Of sgreemeut prcc.ed 70
ssn' On TUESDAY. the 18th instant. ct IL o'cR
a. NJ. on ffe premises. the factory and other
building. now occupied ~ MS, together with all
the TU0LS, MAUHINkRY, and FixTURHS now
10 me- aud eomprisins the large three story brick
ava III building, 50 by 40 feet, with y lug 70 by
Nfsst. both three s'cr1es high foundry 10 By
70, s'sslsffAhs Shop with al the fixtures com.
The entltS LOT Of MACHINERY for wood and
iron n. work, "a coupisss working order. eonassins
le horse power Engine and Boiler.
superior iron side Lathes.
3fhperio- iran and wood Lathes.
splfod,d iron Plans.
superior wooo PleneA
bsl4i Presses and Drilla
large Bolt Machine.
2psifs Iron shears,
2Ctrtnlr Saws and Frames.
hbring Macn nea.
Iepnsns and Morticiug Asehines.
rtshie Forge, CFanes
Blowing Fan iss
s.aas. noaaass ssd Vices, Stocks aad Dies Grind.
ssoaes shafins ard Pullios. Blak kamithis Tools,
.riFs Ha nar Iron. seasonea Oak, Ash, and other
IlmSsr, Corn Shelters, Wood Flssks, Horse Pow.
W.. nfeshing Machines, Buck-Eye Respsrss
H. sae1 fiowA &C., embracing. altogether,
sns mo.s aSnrable stock Of Machinery, Fi1tnres,
Gnu naleIss % Be found for sale in the Southsrn
sSHseaers ssTrs The whole V BE- closed without r.
nsss;:nnfor the Maehinery and all personal
.,pp, ofh. Ia bsnkable funds. For the Real
i,,s,s.. eaird cash; balance IN ! and yeafs,
1's'ess aH1qd. secured BY dssd q the prepsssy.
J. ". OARDWDLL 20.
g. ne foregoing Real Estate can bs negotlatsd
g.. p'iyately until the day Of sals. but al The
sDes' s"' Msehlssr1, and Fixtures, viii b sold q
ds.d .ssT Z 0a,nDiN 3unUHSLL&s"v1 ~ s"v1
jsN AncHc.Se Z
a..sn- n-Iae fei eg0inx real estate having boen
al.posedao1 prsvasejs, the Machinery. ~ !.
VIA be sold ns above stated. without limit or
1sservs.ats
ia - ~ 5es G. q. 4 A.. Apcta
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MYsfEnIous DIsAPSRAn Aucs.-- cOlfoapou.
dssit from 0rayson county, writing Ns under
dafe OF the 3ist ins-r, statss that Robert r.
Baker, Sheriff OF thu county. left home shout
the cath Of DecembSf 70 vitit Hichmond, sOr
the purpose OF payirg In the Tevepus Of the
he left Wythevilfpj nor has the fsvsaue beea
paid in, according to in1or msiion eceived
from the Auditor the State. Mach con.
Jscture IL INDUCED In by the people Of The
county - to the eat - Of his nv steYtoua ats.
appearance.-Lynekv vrS Rep 23l
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A RiDlcrL ouS SroRr Tho Paris coryespoa-
dent OF the New York World says:

ucHI VI tuU ANcW
have heard 1t stated that Mrs Hlidell has
said, since her arrival here. Ihst smose the
propositions which the rebel comm issioneis
were authorized 10 make TO tbs Govern
ments OF France aud England, ~ m indueo-
.ment for the recognition OF the Sourb, was
Such propositicn would without doSbt,
greatly add 20 the chance Of Its rseogn Ion.
: And the Yankees feally believe stun HE
the q bOve -
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- FOR CON0stESS LIT 10 psssnnsa
~ that there vul 10 no Oonveasioe %
trict in the ConG-oss Of The OonledeFato
States; and who that Representative will -.
must be decided by ne people for theneelvss
q the polls. We theyeDnro nominate 70 ~
LExANDEk =. heBLLAUAY, Of HSA.
rico, the dtstingUtshs4 Haesidsnt Of the
Board OF Pablo Wofbs.. ~ oas sminsntly
qualsAed, BY hfsAbtlitiea And lAeislAttve q.
perteuce tn H. old OOoefoee, 70 repgooent to
Diesytct 90 lntely Represented ~ tbs lament
"a John Tyler. AP HOLLAUAY VIII. q
TIA day Of election, rocsive the oOyslnt oop.
psrs of e.AANY vOTEnA
h 3t-4ts ~
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AUJT AND INePR 0ANL'b OFFJlE,
80 RICHMOND. jan 9Th 1852.
! ECESSION CLUB ROOHS.
147 MAIN STREET
Over Adis 4 aray's Drug Hsors.

y Ia MAIN STREET
: Over Adj aray's Drug store.
This Housz. now oP8M 70 v1sIToRs, WIN
=. A1sT Wnt1s and LIQ1OEs
= As scs.a e ~ =. she.ss of II The market WIN
.4QvATn nPA1TI1s can b secommodessdwith
psisats QiRisg Rcome. iaS4-lns
n 3 fNFkOFED WzEDYN6 aOE.-f q
n the inventor OF inpscved weseios, Aes.
1assetsd Nove0b~ IN. 1861, for whieh desire 70
o. eo ooa1.ai.ss ssssszncw, i psacs,sabls sr
Whea the swar" h ovsf. Any 80 wishisg to e.
ssgs IN sash a. eatApeise en- .ses me, for the
ns1ttwo - thfse days, at no. ? kxchanss Hotel,
q :a.s. :ss..:s p $ o''s51 cof1.sus 1n 4. ROSE
TCHNBUN1 NEW
!. 1IIusrF4ETnHnR} 4ETnn}rf atlas.
W3m descriptlons, oeogrsphical. Statistical
asA Hlsesficai For .ais g ,.
-. s,...-la laAnsIsror BRos; i : rosr; COS =.
u ExTHTE3
: 1900 III. prin. rzA1AERs
tA1* 8. rAaDiif e !. iwsifiIiK1Ass. NJ 3
n L1x S16D
r~~,. -, s-s.Sr As 81 assss...
s-.3s y ~ q. -. 1eonoCN, .as
: 9of aa1s = ,l..,s,. .
=. s,,.a.'al !. =, !. ~al ~. .sss's.
3 .sd Y 1A y = ! I Z . C!:A3xs =. &.
Ass ~. :. III 4 AaurAcirosss
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NIILlTARY NOTICES.
HHADQR's OF 9Th VA. REa.r, =.


Near Gen treville, Jan. Goth, 1862.
A LII omeess, non-oommissioned officers, and
~ soldiers, belonging to the Ssh Vfrginia Resi-
msnt who havs mot besn detailed, BY special or.
der emanating from General Headquarterr and
whoAfs notAetually disahlelb BY Sickness for duty,
will Immediately join this Regiment. - :.
It b IN outr age now, become too apparent, that
whilst the bs.xe and faithful are saerips all the
hardstdps incident to camp life, the trifing ana
selfidulsens are 10 diraleet to their duty, a. to
absent Themselves. nom their companies, thus
throwing all Of the work upon the few GOOD SOL
diefswho MAINTAIN their pests. to the scandal ana
disgrace Of tho fair name OF the eth VifRiuis Ree
ment, won on the fields of Manassas end Lees
burg ,s..- -
If.this order is not promptly obeyed, viii in
ten aa1z, have handbills posted in every village
lars for the eppf. hensnn Of each deserer and his
delivery TO tho nearest military post and I will 20
ninassly describe sach man, his appearance, char
e1r 7NORBORNE BERKELEY.
a~ Aej. Ccmd'g sth VI. Vols.
HEADass lsr coRrs on Po1os4c: }
Approved By order Of a.e: 8rA1sEoAsp.
THOMAS JORDAN,
=, 4. Adjt General.
- Lessburg and Warrsnton papers copy.
HEHDQ'S %. "a LOUAL dUAKDS.7
MARION BATTl1Y, No. T.
Richmond, January 20, 1852.
A LII MEMBERS Of the Oomrauy now
IA absent will immediately report at these
6oadquartatS, to enable me to prepare the
OlotAing, Bounty. and Pay Rolls before the
lst q February next. Twenty men will b.
rscsiyed to complete the company to l04
strong, according to recent General Orders.
THOS. r. WILKINSON,
ia 26-3ts Oapt. Oom'G the Comply.
HDQS. ORDNANCE DEPT OF VAL
RICHMOND, January II, 1904. ! /.
A 8 theee arr pct large number Of FLINT
n LOOK MU6KET6 Distributed over this
Stats; those having them, In large or small mum.
bes, are again urgently requested TO send them
In, toMI ADDRlss. hat they may Be altered and
put m rood order, rsady fer the use Of the troops
that viii tAhe the held next spring. Each musket
II d areat vaue, - mono can be bought, OF mAdes
In he State. CHAe. D141OCK,
IS 13-ts3' Col Of Ordnanee Of Va.
ADJT AND INsPR GHNL'H OFFJlR, I
RICHMOND. Jsn.Sth leG2.
fE1ract.J rfs -.
CfHOAL ORDERS No. 7.-"IU. All persons
y in GoYsrnmeat employ, In the puhliH work
ssns!s sS.!!. or elsewhere 'f' exempted f''@ m'i'i'
~rN ecinlusnd Of ths ssss.sary Of w.r.
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