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The national Republican., 1862-04-18
From the Shenandoah.
Capture Of Railroad ROlIims
Stock, &c.
Cen. Banks ON the Advance!

srRAsDURG, April l7.-lt k reported here By
reliable officers, that Generals Williams's and
Shields's commands passed Stoney Creek Ias,
evening, and advanced towards MI. jackson
They surprised, in church, company Of Ash
by's cavalry, SO TO 90 strong, In company with
3 lieutenants aud horses Of the company. Sc
secure did they feel, that they had neglected 10
post pickc's. The prisoners are now here Ia
charge Of Col. Candy, commander Of the post
| 10 be forwarded to Baltimore.
Col. Candy, 10 person, keeps up all active
scout through the mountain baunts Of the
rebels. His cavalry, between two forks OF the
Shenandoah, captured and brought in several
prisoners who aided In On attack on bis picke,s
He reports the Inhabitants as almost destl
tute Of the necesparies Of life, and ignorant Of
our force, bat request protection against rebel
depredstions, having never taken part 10 the
war. II is thought they are generally and de-
cidedly in favor Of the restoration Of the
Union.
[sECOND DIsPArCH.]
Dispatches from Banks, dated Mt. jackson
this morning, states that he had seized two
locomotives, several cara, saved bridges, took
many prisoners, and several fine horses. Hi
advance was 20 sudden that tho enemy had
not time 10 destroy work or properly, although
every preparation had probably been made 70
do so.
The national Republican., 1862-04-18

Ourspr OfRcial Report lin fully Of Gen.
Grant; Report Of the Pursuit Of the Euemy BY
Gen. Sherman, &c, &c.
The national Republican., 1862-04-18

Gold was selling In Memphis, on tho 18th
ultimo, st seventy.fve per cent, and silver ~
hfty per cent premium.
The national Republican., 1862-04-18
The Western virgtnia Election.

The returns Of the recent election 10 West
eru Virginia come in very slowly, but 30 far as
received, show large maj,riti,s fur the new
constitution and emancipation. The following
are the returns from nineteen counties
The national Republican., 1862-04-18

There are 1859 employees IN The Philadsl-
phia navy-yard.
The national Republican., 1862-04-18
From the South.

Our Mortar Fleet Pass Forts
jackson and 4 lhilip, In the
Mississippi, without OPPOSE
tion.
The national Republican., 1862-04-18
Friday, April IS, 1852.
- assAins nasssr On svsry Psss.V
CLUES FOE THE DAILY NATIONAL
REPUBLlCAN TO SOLDIERS.
APAPER THAT EVERY SOLDIER sHOUL1
HAVE

We have been induced 70 offer our daily Pc
per 70 soldiers, VITO shall form clubs, at the
following low rates:
copy, 4 months. s.................... $3.50
copies, mosths. ................... 500
10 copies, 1 moaths. NATURALIZATION. 1000
All over ten copies, at the rate Of one dollar
per COPY for four monthA
- The names must always be accompanied
with he money.
- Write the names distinctly, and give
Ne company and The number Of the regiment
- The papers will Be mailed 70 one name
or the uames will be written separately, II de
sirod.
The national Republican., 1862-04-18
A CITY RAILWAY,

When oiR Congress give us railway? We
are in instant need Of one. The immense dis
tances Of the capital would no longer remain q
nuisance with good system Of horse railways.
why will not the parties who are quarreling
over rival charters get out Of the way, unite
their forces, or do something which will give
us the road! Let Congress- pass bill before
this month closes, and by tho list Of August tbe
carswill be running from the Capitol to George.
town, and before next winter all the way 10 the
Navy Yard. SPECTATOR.
The national Republican., 1862-04-18
4 Rebel Court "Nippsa In ths Bud =

MARrINsBURG BECOMING LIVELY,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-25
ILe Army.

Ia spite Of tie opinion oppressed BY the President
sst 10 y,sseut increase OF tie srmy needed that r
/, oils iii the event OF emery, Ho5s lot nov sl;ic
psttd Inst su ADDITIONAL srIomeIt nav become peces
saIy, the Noble Register Tti1ks 1t would not be IN
zhulsoms Tor d. take ,lnsp scare in advance snd
Sofs t'y sLi night to sTtrt the Per!s WITCH vi slI
ueoa - If &c aow the sCsUy 70 preserve lis present.
FORCE aud add TO il his siK bundred thousand? We re
member distinctly that this nttol and Government we're
not the least scared When Lincoln raising his rs
hur dsed thousand; and the sOHss lsroe Of our in
ireTeet CO.. 6isuce and overseeing vaioT sAs that
,srs shipped col stSluy for about three Eo7tEs, We
we're more brave than Discreet sLd instead Of getting
90 a,y TO- i0ugh -OIk, laughed At LucOlus intended
sts,t army Just speak std Itink hgduy Of lie
bundled thcussRd volunteers and cnnserpts UulesE
rom'Ihirg At present &c; At all In prospect, oceurs
b,ss 50 luldrsI IloGsolj recruits Ill he raised and
hurled poo the SOUTH aud mus: make ready 10 stem
.s.ta-ul syalauoLe 0; death aud ruiG T. s'e H.
e aypreLeusYs lO- Il what is TO come the re-ult
b. that when il comes iii be in coalition not to be
s.ased a. all - wise rpal viii thsE Eighty OF :; c
pe1disg gr.ud ,,rt OF the North l, will put all
strength auc .or the sI'rcmest tes:. L.; every
make ~ be Il a to BE- a solder mex. winter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-25
ALABAMA.
TIN, Editor OF fh Rh.a:

t. tie Editor Of tie Wig:
frequently see published in your paper promotions
IN the army for meritoiious conduct a., IL. Blu. ev
and far between" have been the promotions from Ala
bams and it cannot be for want Of coursge military
knowledge nor merit for Alabama has certainly displayed
gallantry, courage and military ettanmeL inferior to
State in the Confederscy. The Alabama sodiery have
for their noble State immortal fame, which will
never be erased until the annals Of our bitory are
blotted out forever.
l understand that Alabama has only four Briqadisr
GsaeraI, in the sd and there many brave and gal
liant men from that noble State who are fully competen!
to fill high Offices but who have been overlooked because
forsooh they did not choose 10 push themselves for.
ward
have case in mind now, and it seems 10 ne one well
worthy Of favorable consideration. Lieut. Col Blount
among the fret to respond TO the call Of the Gov
Of Alabama for troops, and the th TO lead COM
plny from bis county. He displayed courage and gal
lntry contest Farrs Cross dads on the l7h Of
July 1851 WAS detailed to "deieud the Ford at Union
Mills at all hazards" upon the call OF Gen. E~el for
reliable and brave oerr TO guard that point the
memorable '2la Of Ja,y" Hs subsequently returned
to Alabama with authority to raise Battalion Rsg-
ment WINCH ifuoiHs natu nPcnuipB much
tune aid the round OF about tDsUs thousand dollars
in armng and equipping his Battalion and subsisting
il many days at his and Lis friends expense.
Ii. Col Bount commanded the Oh Alabama Bstts-
lion Consisting OF eight companios at the battle Of Sbi
oh and his conduct elected the Of General
Besuregard subsequently, Gen. Bragg ordered the re.
speciive companies of Col "a Battalion be distributed
to the Alabama Regiments in his corps. This deprived
COL B. OF his command, and that too, without giving
auy reason for 30 doing The f.e;s being laid before
Gen. Beauregsrd, he Immediately reinstaed him by ap.
pointing him 'iyil and Military Governor Of Columbus,
Mss.--thereby showing his high appreciation Of his
merits.
Lieut. Col B. has quietly submitted to the highland
treatment Of Gen. Bragg simply for the good of our
common CAUSE in which he has lab red faithfully
| since the war began.
Col. b. could have remained at home saved his mo-
ney, and himself much trouble but his patriotic self
sacrificing, devotional spirit wholly enlisted in cur
from the very beginning and continues undated
dsspte OF neglect and i'll treatment. Such men ough
to be encouraged; safely trust Them, and fee
sure that neither lead see! drive them gnOb!y
from post Of duty.
There arc many other somewhat similar, but ~
have not time nov to bring them before the public.
We hope soan TO see Col. Bount occupying postcI
worthy u bis merits, and tina. the country may know
that merit will be rewarded.
sPectiuly, APoDsNus.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-25

TIE Ssva1ush r publ can wisely SAYS, Il vii rot DO
ss by 70 d. feat he enemy and drive Lin from
r. We msy O. peat this experiment for i've years to
uyms and 9Th the Mighty int rests At stake be viii rally
BIS arm e. aud cous sgainst IS long a. man and a
{ Liar caq be tas,d. The North must be whipped,
whipped at Ags aud ,ery crushed down in her eyury
lsrey before she u 10 abandon lhs strife and
sas fIr peace. /. short sighted sa,esmArshP snd
mitgsted folly to ia abou. ATOusing the Nortl' aud
concentrating The people Of AL classes" by an iya.
-.o4 Taey are aroused aud concentrated nov, aud
have been Ill song for the North bas hesi,ssd to fur
ulsh 90 lumber Of men and no amount OF ,nsy that
rAys been called Tor 10 prosecute this Abolition Wsr
Sle tas done heretofore and will continue TO do il Tor
ysafs 20 cone consent longer 10 b dolu led by the
y,s jai,,..i OF divided sentiment amongst our ere
m'ss I1s only road 10 peace Is TO 80 cripple the
a, tia. Lee all b. ulabe to Ggbt AMI this should To
tie ssaJd goal Of al Efforts tor the fu'urs he vii
t.sa % tfom Necessity What be never will do from
Caoc,-abaniol tue sAf aad sckQ1S ledge injeptI-
t.aos saf Of iagss.Ol 10 absolutely necessary
r5T toe protection Of Csl etzIns i'll their rights Ct
property. Tuey have been robbed Of millions upon Lail
Ions .nj hat sa this chr-es have 30 for Ts.uning
5Vss Losses sIosp BY al prAtiOH Of the pro
: ~ VI the enemy E'siy houzs aud crop burned
sss,y slave snd sV, spoon stolen should be accounted
ia 10 he uttsEa farthlHg sod .hsn army
"a Pst11s0 re tops tsst Congress iii author II 10
EsAks mo Rsee slEJ laws tram tho wealth Of the
ene1y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-25

CHARLESTON IrIxa-A gang of siI y.i~o country e.
gross sold yesterday at auction, by Mr.. Louis d.
Desiussure. at On average OF $64s each.
We learn that the records certifying to the Washing.
ton CHAIR the gift OF Mr. Nsth. Levin to Capt. Cruk.
shanks of the Steamer Memphis, did accompany the
gift, hut in the possession Of Mr.. Levin. So
toe Yankees have not got hold Of the immortal Wash
ngtohs bar writing.
The HorELs we're crowded TO excess yesterday, by
merchants from the interior, who have cone to attend
the auction sale OF imported goods by Colonel
Jas. h. Taylor. At the Charleston Hotel the arrival
led four pages Of their register book numbering sbOu
hundred aud hhy guests. The Mills House wsi
equally crowded.
About dusk, last evening" several individuals 10 rather
bosterous mood, and With uusteady gait, passed GU
office. II Was remarked by gentleman, who vas siil
psrusi0g the contents Of the Bulletin Board that the.
we're only celebrating the sboit on Of martial law
" rCnt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-25

syvana, No. g. entered ordnance; lrevet lst Leuten
ant for gallantry at Cero Gordo Orevet Captain at
Chepultepec, where he was wounded; now Brgader
General U. S. A. 81
Thomas J. Jackson, (Stonewall,) Of Virginia, No.
IL, entered artillery; breve Captain for gaantry al
Contreras and Churubusco; brevet aor at Chepute-
pee now Major General c. s. A.
David X. Jones, born in South Carolina, cadet from
Georgia, No A. entered infantry; breyet lst Leuten-
ant Tor galIanry at Contreras and Churubusco; now
Brigadier General c. S. A.
Cadmus NJ. Wilcox, born in North Carolina, cadet
from Tennessee, No 81, entered infantry; breyet lst
Lieutenant for gallantry at Chepultepec; now Briga-
der General C. s. A.
VIM. NJ Gardner, of Georgia, No. SIS, entered in
iantry; severely wounded at ChurubuscO; breyet LIST
Lieutenant for gaantry at Contreras and Churubusco
now Brigadier General C. s. A.
Class Of ls47-3S Graduates.
Ambrose ?. Hill, jr., of Virginia, No. l5 entered
artillery; now Major General c. S. A.
Ambrose l.. Burnside, of Indiana, No. Is, entered
artillery; now Major General U. S. A.
Romeyn b. Ayres, of New York, No. y, entered
artillery.
Charles Griffin, of Ohio, No. 90, entered artillery.
Egbert l.. Vele, of New York, No. 80, entered in
iantry; Brigadier General U. S. A.; now Military
Governor of Norfolk
Henry Heth, of Virginia No. IS, entered infantry;
now Brigadier General c. 5. A.
Class Of lS4S-3S Graduates.
n. George Evans, of South Carolina, No. &C. enter
ed dragoonsi now Brgader General c. S. A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-25
From KsoxvILLK AND VICISrrY-A letter in tn
Mnhile Raci.ta. from I'm la.h Inn.

FRoN KsoxvILLE AND VICISrrY-A letter in tie
Mobile Register, from Knoxville, 18th inst, says:
The long anticipated forward movement from this
point has at las: been made; and there now can be
no indiscretoD In making known what il no longer
secret will sato that the little army Of East Tennessee
Is on the move. Gen. Kuby Smiths forces have
crossed the mountains by the way of Big Greek Gap
and portion Of it 10 already the Kentucky line
Gen Stevensons forces in front of Cumberland Gap
and il the enemy has no already skedaddled he will fad
himself in tight place.
A gentleman who came in from the vicinity Of Cum
b'rand Gap yesterday reports that the Yankee General
Morgan, had been sending of his stores tor several dya
preparatory TO his evacuatng the Gap; and that he LETT
Wednesday lss the Is instant with the main body
Of his army, leaving only the tory Tennessee troops
command OF the Tennd traitor Gen. Carter. There
every 10 believe that this is the case though on
the day that he il reported to have lef the lS b.
be ssnt despatch by fg Of truce to Gen. Stevenson in
relation, It sS!d 10 e.chSgse OF prisoner, which
msy have been blind to cover his retreat. Uoess he
bss doubled qucked" il, he will fnd himself cut eff
aud aght or surrender will be his only alternative.
ne has not tcted his retreat you may consider him
good as ''bagg,d"
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cling With the fall Of Roaroke Island and ending With
the escape Of kcCleIl.n from Malvern Hills Having,
however, every confidence In bis broad shoulders and
true heart to sustain him under the load bis friends may
rest assured be viii coma gu. Of the ordeal Is gold
thrce refined Bnt What spectacle does this case pre-.
sent to the gSz, Of an sstonishtd peoplel Here,
General who has fought the enemy at every point cot
waiting for him to out but ssays anxious to seek
that enemy and force him confront him in battle 10
Arrsigned trial upon trivial charge which 1t lie kGru
be dsproved while another General sho has k pit
aloof from every and all engagements during the var,
although commanding one Of the 6uest divisions in our
army and when opportunities do onsr Of engaging the
enemy disobeys the positive orders Of his superior
two occ lsons place bis troops 10 line Of battle
sisned points and at specified times, is not only net
arsgDed for derelclion Of duty but is absolutely pro-
NOTED to post Of still gber responsibility and where
II be di.obsys orders when in the field, may endarger
tue very existence Of our armies
soUrHsRS CoUsrRYNAs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-25

KsrkSAr 90 Pvrss sRsr-CIrruEE o. YISEtI
I Gr.sD asp i,,O Loeoaor,vEs.--rue r,ueat Ct Pope
suA,ts i,yul Cup Ie e,ore the a.y,'cs Of Ar
NV s oO.Grtned They base crossed III, RtppShan
lact and ste tn wing wards W.rrsltol G. haaasas
The LyrSbbufr Republic, Of Saturday. ,ay-:
guard Of leo meu l,ii 10 bloa up the bridge
tie RppahAiurck alter ih" YSGkees Lsd crossed WCrs
=lrpf ssd by our men on ThuI9i4y, and every Of
them ta1ru prisoners before they succeeded ia doing any
nave rial tamsgc the bridge There t4ksn al the
sane ume Iso sp'enAd now engines aud tenders. and
soms i've osr', whc' weru TO have beeu used by
The guard in msktvg ;htr retreat, after their work
iaished. Oar troops were too qnick for them. Til.
pr.on,Ts brought 20 GOrGOasVile yesterday, ard
| thcucs taken Redmond.
The situation n rs along our lines on tho RIppa
h4Ircck encouraging the Confederate cause
and If We Can only srcoeed IN Overlooking the flying
nv all will be we'll Il was reported that VIC had sue
cssdei 10 cutiog CD lrasids Mcclellan, whichever
one be ia command Ia the neighborhood OF FrsdeTickl
burg IRON FL citing june ion with Pope By land from
mat y But II tue enemy determined 20 fight
-l easy for thtm to return 20 Federicks
burr and smbs king 10 their Transports end landing OF
AeIap6ri, join hun This they will doubtl do, il
Generals give them tame.
! Evidences Of haste ard dsorgAn zuion Wis be
aong the entire route OF the Yankee fat their
retreat has baen followed. Br,k=l hcles Of all de
scrT,ons, b ndored stores ccnnisssry and ordnance
knspsacks, blankets and o,her articles useful 10
army said to be scattered shout In the greatest pro-
fusion Psisous WHO live on the line OF march report
| that the seemed completely d'spiritSd and dis
hssrtensd and many expressions OF murmurng we're
hard They express the opinion that Pops "change
ni base" forced upon him by the dscontented con
ditioo OF his mon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-25
Freedom of The Press

Something t-eIye months since, he Louisville
.ur'~r was suppressed by edo: Of Krg Abrah II ,
-aeu the publishers removed 10 Nashville aud kept up
t. regular publ cation until the fail Ct Eorl D5uels,
4 Louisville h press started in the old Courier
nice ~ = -vrt u neutral newspaper, vi stIoag l. &.
cola pre- i.ucs All things ven. harmon ou,ly ultil
the la,. y- months. vixen tie Yankee amy began to
get shipped at every point aad When L.usV'e b,came
pauis srri,k.u ty tho INVASION OF Kentucky by the
gu-,ulA Mlggau." Ia Anticipation Of an early visit
f,m The Is-t rsGI.d ud,idI a. the Elyre, began to
sfoE seal e,d 40 Tie iak'O cause, and gave pu' e.
Lefty 70 some very unPaatable statements relative to
lie ps.btbe evacuation OF Nashville aud the future DC
sgs,iou OF Keutlcky by the Confederate u used 10
c4l them rebels -" when LiIcOn'- military officials
L.uis,ils ordered ils Giscoa,iauance week OF two
-.a,s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-25
By THE COVER gGx OF vIhGsNIa


tAThERstP uiOrnst has been pcriVei that the Co az
w Eo,seo the COUNTY 'sN ow Ia the p1s.ssshn Of tie
plb c eotmT tIi he regular e u the said Cou canf
be Ia "a according 10 ;sE; therefore,
~ Siru- s,th I t. NE fIeclve JOHN LETO =
ER Cove Of the CU .ah Wa Ia DO hereby felg
Juices comp the u'tY Gr Of said O,uatJ g. hoi
srssous ID at -i-rs avsrn ard 70
ho tie tally said Cout 1t sii pia'e
toe reason change HeS,b suhsl Ted shall tlGe
- Given uoder ny hand q nor, aud und'T te L.
lseat Con noarssith a. r. hn1ni N ND tay {
Auga A D. ls62. and Ia the s t. seventh yesI VI tho
JOAN LEroHEa.
By the Gov
GEo.GE W nUY
see fta,y he veal
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fENREAsS Az NOTES OF the nonInsou Of lua rj Dol
lar 4 Frs DCIars, T~e,t7 bolts dated -ptsu.
hes 3D. 1881 % me t19g aphc Plates OF hoyer tniwG sd
mlni have been cotri-sd and put In grse. Ibs pab
lie loTmsd hat further VII he made fon ih'e
plates y at the noss "A cit ulaoa will be withdraw
possible
hny ho Ter dspose TEN with the Tressu[ Or WITH
Assistant Treasurer drplsSr Ia Iehanss tor lot srsa tesL,
mites or call &c thca,-s c.r;Ge viii be ny
other u they l. spare ant IL taken
q. ~. 8tsMlEGfR,
g I LII LrHE.n
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kDJUrAsr AND IEsPT GEH'Ls oYSIcE,
Eioaxo=D, August SD, lS(2
sPECIAL oRDERS,

sPGCIAL ORDER
No. 81
Hereafter all DIS oee putIshed in the Rich.
pond aairer WIN be considered by the one
H. connection win pAAE Sph w. Of General Crde No SO
from this Ccs Ahuaaces AID for he transportation Of
hospital les rservtd r the special Of the
Hospital DrpsT While the smbpl nce' teams. d
kc will be the returns the Qua tetmAS iheJ
E b. the elusive ccut'o ~ the heiCal rcs aud
will IN eeTed with by officer, except In name
eLcanpmens Sen by the direction OF the General Command
ug the may necessary be temp orally used for local
purpose.
iii Psrag sph " General orte-I No 49, current Series is TO
mod q } read ~ fol osi:
Al sIu Is ard npres,meLts OF any description OF property
whatever belou gug - the tS-s Of the Oop hereby
ohhei and officers Of the C. Army ned 10 ibsIAd
car fully from uch u aud mprasmens an In they
ere by nhIhe iot odtre1 10 make prompt
resutGuOn.
BY order,
(ggnedO e. COOPER,
Aug2 AdI aud Inst, General.
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POST OEP.Cr De AsTIfsT. [

lJlIL IPssEHGRS SERVICE IN RIcHMON ; VIRGINIA
vi Sealed Proposal will he ecyed n TIE Contract BureFu
the lst OF ptefbe lsG2 cEIyrg ;he ais b.
the Pcs-onr the lily o. hchmord and tie Syssi
.-oai often may b. rsqgire'. from he IN u
bsr 1854 tie 18th Il September ltG3 she PROPOSE.
he sgnet ny Ddier bidder. and a'antes ny tso
yu. auors aGdgcs,rd Csf ~ the Coat Bare.
JUIE Il. RtA0AH,
q p ~
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RY TsE GoV&8rox GB VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION,

XyTBElEAs 4 Ireor.end b. may citizens Of TIL. state
w that Is Impossible ost IN I5ppleI Of The nsHe,sAJ
Ball. p tf.b1ris prices and even then MT Ia sal
lent tiles % III l-mlDt, u' pori'n o' TIE ~
WORKS " - s4' ron Ti'eI rye quantity of sH
tehyed teEg IA. a. The public 'n.ng ard hs
remaining be Hd ID by sne tcns AID ca rIt1
yais e-ter tlsuh i1ntt1 irs'sl the amount rectI
=. foft eeonsa..L De, Vt Iarss
por ION prod h rss Is continually export
into the negkboriIs states;
Aud xhereai the ipo tAtou r. 10 salt tss be- prevent
by he bio Eads ports, and ts ~ po5sLe ps the
d.uAnde p ed from that source; mi ~ se's)h Is
t.pI ldgA cl Is Iilbe Eecs Ay l. tal up =
n AN NJ wear - and pc ui with sptsbls
rro,i aud tn 81 lsu. hs ing made ppr, psi Tia q
nogey g. ahAse r4nufAc.are ihI essential Lririeo
provide q en- dy-
Ther.re BY vae authority vs,'ed 10 the ETeeupysby
Constitution JOHN ~ OhEs, dnVernor q the cOm0onss' IN
virginia hereby the urT iss ably 10 take the
subis eon-Ice sion aud 70 ssslst fdt fr he ns sst
Of 18th th y pso tereI 'G
IN tie iAioTs and peesases Of the Gelra As nby htt
tey qulred 70 spebhe AZ rsp 10 he cry OF VI h.
Hoa D. he IN BAY ~ sEPrs sttsslEs o 10
- Given und.r my hs1d as Cove n t1ier ths ses
LIS So the Oorn0ls ea.u 4 teb-oud tfd5 ish ial q
~ Ausust Ia the year is62 snta ire shy seventh yeas
u tIe Common sezlth.
JodJ LEToaIR.
By The Governor:
6soRes y. xrsTusD,
aug 2o-td s.cretarJ Of the cen=lonyeslh.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-25

Col VIM. d. UhurchueL died at ROCKVILLE on Monday
last. DC hSd long been in public life aud vas eIten
siyely known,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-25

Ms. Knkls, wife Vi the Rev. WIN. H. KihLe, psstor
Of the 81 Paurs Episcopal Church in Lynohbufg, died
In OunberlsDj equity on Wsines1sy lAs..
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AID UrANr AND IssP1oroR GENERALS nyUoE
Richmond August 1862 I
NHE Ri mood Pre- vii please Auend claus. IN Paragraph
j Generol CrderI No. . so AZ to read as i.lloSs:
"so previous discharges rhcae or exception vii be as
know edged except ed ~ egaers not douid an
T. these persoas who have fuTsr'Ned Iubsitgts $"
Waller Wat,
aug 25-It chl'foek.
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