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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-17

CASUALTIES.
list or CASUALTIES IN WEIGHTS BRIGADE, AsDER-
sons DIVISION, at The BATTLE Or SHARPE.
BURG, SEPT. 18th, 1862.
Brigade Field and Staif.-W ounded-Brir-
adler General A R Wright, in leg and side
Maj l. Whitehead, volunteer A G D, slight
ly IN arm.
Sd Georgia regiment, commanded by Capt
L Is Nnsict.-Eiell and StaH-W ounded-
Capt r Z Nc>het: severely, Cleft On field y lst
LIEUT. Walker Perry, Adjutsnt, mortslly,
(.ince dled.l
Co A-kIll,I-Priyatcs Ransom Tamock
and W Z CLARK.
Wnundei-L:auts j 5 Bell, shoulder NJ
" WimI,sr!y shoulder. Privates VIM War
mock, face; \ D JvnAin; confusion.
Go B-Waundzl-L!eut j 8 Reid, thigh
Ssrgt K k DeIarnctte, confusion. Privates
W Z Erant'Mm. slightly in thigh Jas Ro2e-
man, slight 10 hand; \ L Lawrencs, lett On
tied; G N Priesthood, stunned by shell.
Co C-K;lled-Privale 4 j Reid.
Wcunded--Sargt + + McWhortcr, head
J E Cheney, shoulder. prvates J + Horton,
lde " Ii Mcbride, severely in leg.
10 D-ki!lod-p:vate B \ Baldwin.
Wound,d-Lleat G j Reese, chest, severe
", left on field Privates 7 Ii Burroughs,
chin shot away; Wiley Williams, confusion;
V A Brooks. shoalder, slightly ; j " Reese,
leg. Eighty.
ca -Wodnded-lst Sergt Glover, con-
cnssion Of shell. Corp Pratt, scalp. Privstes
[ Hall, elbow and ankle: Geo Sneed, foot.
Co F-Wounded-Lieuts D F Brown, groin,
severely; \ II Cumming. knee. Privates j
K Pennington, head, severely; w r Ha1nell,
leg; JT Vallandishaln, confusion.
90 -Wcunded-lst Sergt j A Ellis, leg,
slightly; Sergt Keenan,, confusion. Privates
JAS Withers, arm and side, severely; J W
Lassiter, side, slightly,
Go Observation-Disclosures Sau,l Cook. Thos
\. Mabry, jesse D Morton.
Wounded-Sergt 3 Parks, shoulder
Corp " 5 Hgsr, groin. Privates " Fl Ham
met shousdse; Fskircher, thigh; E oOSow-
der, missing; 4 a.. Ramsey, missing.
Go I-Killed-Private Isaac Kiel.
Wouuded-sergts " O'Bsnnon, slightly;
J A Lindsay, severely, in side. Corp P H
Nesbct, thigh. PriYutas N Outlaw, hand; j
& lexington: leg, slightly Vt Il Warner,
wrist; W K Davis, shoulder and thigh; D
VI Nirn, side, slightly.
4dlsSlnS- Corp j W Tribble. Private J W
Lord.
C0 K-k'lled-Corp G C Graham.
Wounded-Sergt j II Palmer, elbow
trivates K B Baxter, hsndi G Daniel, thigh;
j Z Dorsey, thigh Chas Evans, face; J H
RIves, arm A D Mauuerliug, neck.
90 L-killed-Sergt D N Elder.
u ounded-CoTpl RS Jones, severely, thigh.
Privates " A Rutledge, leg A BradsiH.w,
skull fractured; Fl Franks, slightly.
MIssing--pGivstes j S jones, F Furson.
II p Fullilove.
Killed, Q
Wounded. 50
Missing,
Tcta1 -
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UM. II. REDWOOD g. CO.,
" II T. 1, LIE 4 Z L

MANUFACTuRED TOBACCO AMI SEGARS,
AVE just received $ large and NE 'ttej stock OF To
Ill BAcc6, 81 various nrsndi, and for sale ST reasonable
prices Also : lot 81 hne HAVANA Cia.Rs, Fancy pip-,,
Envelopes, and SNORING Tobacco, IN which We invite the
.tieo,ion o. our T. lends and the public centrally.
". II . CO..
Corner PrsaAhn and iiih Eire"i;'
Gu iu--tlst Sow. EistmF nj
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NOTICE.
PURSUANT 10 tho proyisiOhr OF 4 i--t ~ 80 :sNtg
Id 10 tho mad ,Isished by 1--we tiuSs. .:i u go.
cn.d Ii The Cler! u uliGe Of tho Comfy %ou:t, =; li-.c--
GsnIiy, Will sell to the hiIte.i "lii-", ElH. o..
piam,t,s. Il vary valuable Tract II I"1i, ''h. ~ y
.yGrtT :: Grsars, about eight mills "n!'. =, r,artTi.
vile, AID c~oLrsisins about boz hCnfS. IKE cal "!. b.
msis ou tho stu day OF NOV Ek, i,t@
rh:d i,act IT isnd Is well adapted 10 -" - IiI NJ
G0rn " rsi, Rys, Oats Att rold 90 Tho s-e.pay
Hou.r T. a a5w frame huilnirs two -torirs Sni hA.oin-',
c0ntaiEi:e -nvbu r9rJ comfortable r"J"-, Ii:r II b r,--
,rr Ia I I'd repair, AID apo. ia lru4. oes th.'o -rt,i-
In ga u. chard VI select fruit
4 furthsr description Of tie iaad Is donn.ri Iaar,.s-
saw, II. paGs0Ls d. sir0us ii ruI.G~siuk "e iLst-J ,S-
amiar,he pr3n'.cs be'o-h tka lay 81 ssi3
r !: 4 " :
AamTrh M. ~ As will lee Co -":Shs J q" i"iI4 -" ~.
p.ns b OF rS-cnIirg ibio d., j 81 tTUs -Gd u y r.-.t
Nv. tn odrrt d plia.n. will T.. r,lniraA 10 ~ h 49, a.
,a-ijuJ upve = c.siit VI oH' .w0 ."j th:"- ra,:F it.
pnrcl4.n. Will Ne required 10 Eis- ho"1" wuH .pi PIT.
y nal s.cnr'iy, for the ief.r:ad .hyrn-uI. tid 'h''-:..
,tti- foIain.i until tho last ray M"af 1. MA" >~".iti-s.
tGs"c, { hlali crGvey On Zach ; 'l'r - F"S'.i IL la
ny tho i - "f INIT af"ra-,i: though ih"t!;i- IL h".i"v.
&c To b. u.uu.sloLaLl-. AkTilGh 5FEinE%,.
fr".'..
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LAND FOR SALE IN cAMpngLL COUNTY.

LAND FOX SALE N CaMPNElL LnuhTi
G-10i:' 81 IL, G.a ACRES at liza %i.ai .ad Tci uc:o
i, lad. ~ mil-s f!"m r. nabr'i tour h0ure. IL sea.
vcuis-t iista.se CT !LG aJGln Sid" Eai,io"d ia yo.h-
bmIs, having n IL I~el tas HIDE sci NJ b Il e: st.
:bir los i i DRll family
, g'.tt t.rIaia VIII 10 nd ~ "a uA.iy appl,rhai -
Adl..-- J. Il Ipb,tS. trQ
u.s. -srnts iu.tIur.
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r~EsTY-stc.HD GEORGIA SEclr ENT, coaMAspED
BIZ COL. R. H. JONES
Field ard Staf.-W ouuted--ColRHJ Jones,
severely, in body; Major [ D Lallerstedt, SO.
vsrely, in hip; LioutenantJ L Beau, Adiutant,
knee.
Company MISUNDERSTANDING Joseph
Caughlin, face, slightly; Jacob Langson, back,
slightly.
Company B.-Nouudei-Lieut c Locus,
hip, severely.
MiSsing.-Scrgeant Wasden.
Company C.-kllcd-Prirste Oliver Cor
ruth.
: W"nhded-L;eut a J Pophau, arm, slight
~; Sergeant j j Forsyth, shoulder, severely;
severely; PIRATES W III Batey, arm and breast,
severely; CD Forsyth, side, slightly; L East
lung. shoulder, severely; N lee, stunned by
shell; A j Norris, breast, slight.
C'Inpanr D.-hhled-Prirate n s Brown.
Wounded-Private J II Pierce, face.
hIsslng--Privates A D GamRul, J P HUI
sey, F d Black.
Company observation-disclosures G c
Lanier, thigh, severely; " LAWSON, should
or, slightly.
Missing-Pri7ate 7, 3 Smith.
Company F.-Miss:ug-Prsvate Jerry Wal
lace.
Company G.-Wounded- Capt W F Jones.
leg thigh and head, severely; Sergeant R J
Johnson, slight: Privates j 3 Hepps, thigh,
slightly; G Bowen, side, slightly.
Missing-Private J w Ball.
Company k,-Wounaod-- Private j l. uar-
din, left arm broken; A Clarke, hip, slightly;
NV Hooks, back, Slightly; W A Green, neck,
slightly.
Missiag-Lieut J W Galloway.
Killed, .
Wounded, "a
Missing, 8
Total. "a
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I.nh. H,,3ED NJ EXAMINERS

4 'hYEHkD py special order Nc os, Adiufant sui In.
spr.t "f G.n-f.is Once, ror TIC examination vi OF
I'll. su'. Tor npPO;hineRte - >rtiiIeiy Urrcern "n % dn.nre
DUTY, will hoii lie Nth tNsInihatJh Oh Thursday j, OCT ~ er
10th, the riatn I'll Saturday, vc;0hsr lss. aGd The seventh,
Or 7 -sIa, 0St"b-- ?iiL
The examination Oh the :l,t will be upon 4Igv'rs. In
sonoUs'ry, Chemistry alb Mechanics, A, appECyDie %
JrnB-L.ce, au3 80 -iEh =: has al T. ."Ir' be -rnrl;r. l5I
~ the irS-- IEalFEts
THIS viii he { .Iai ~ Az L1:!aG III l.. R,"hM.ft u,-
less ntheT~t ordered o. the SECRETARY al War.
Applications 10 sppsa- on T:ursfsT, Saturday and Tues.
dag, viii be made ~ Major :. S%LaIbu.y's office. c"rreT Ct
e. rh aad Ith Streets, on "Wednesday, Frisy and Monday
afternoons respectively. 7. 3. RHETT, COL,
Oct 6t2lstUci Prest of Board,
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SLATE HILL FOR SALE.

VI i l. T''l "a ~.
SN Ill. uc sol: On WEDNESDAY, the i.t ~ Il "
w rernh@r next, on the prrinlArs, the 1f-c: :; Laa:
Owned by the late Henry f.naDle, innan rs
SLATE ILL.,,
Nin. on. nIis from Prince Edwari Court naut- oGs 49,
b h-ri miles IRON HunIhTI sidney College. rGi s..rn ~:
L hal laiics IT m Farmvi!e.
ihc lftrt contains between sSt and tvI .5Trs, II isr1"
prop, ftioh b" t'iIi'ti, hear ID" College, ~Hr7r wood CO...
I'"h's y ti2!. fT'c., An about 81 dcrcI c: Nat lsni. pc
ddCin: Cue GRO, u. lay
w: In.FrHH"r".r;s .ss sufficient ~. u large fAu.,y, en-
ia ve"y sCot .p II.
Letters Hesirs !rtoiIrnaar siou:thc sale viii h.. p'oa2'
l. 1Gs"cr,i
l al. aIe pie iur. 10 -Lo~'E.s he pi.c. to any Cnst {"
sizing 10 pug base
'ari"in r. : Sp n'.g. 9Th WI Green, cOmpi''ioa
n.rch at. Il Chn nj, l. -nT- tbs i,hi. rII aIicw ". :s 10 ~
is 10 him
Ie.Eaa ;Es.lr bnoya o! hayo sale
n. VfT4rLf,
Adr.lHist -stor u. L. y OF ti:H'y Nsnabis.
i'arri ii.rg T.. O, Prime kdw I'd
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~ ECUT0R;S SALE

EXECUTORS SALE.
- ':i'NDif. rh: :'Tn uCT,bER, l-E2, ST Einy WI.
~ IiaTl Court ucl-c, We will cell 10 tie rt,t:s: LiiisT. A,
ngSrioG. Nsh.uin Mil and irs urp1rt.uances. LeI2ns.pv e
IL. rits:e Of Ihoma; 5. Jones, deceased.
Tho'e Wishing 70 purchase are exported t. visit rhe site
and examine the machinery for themselves.
.iay details viii De givroi In pc5sor.
JAS. LEIGH JohE S. Executor,
Strt T.-cwi~ II. T.. JONES, E1erl.tix.
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Wounded--scrGean / olua, back. slight
y; FriVstes VIA Campbtli. sayetaly in eheSt;
/ Hill, dangerously, in face; ! iilly. Slisht,
ly, in back; J PreGcott, face, powder burnt; +
T Williams, body, slightly.
Missing-privatss } Vaughan, 4 Prea"
colt.
Company E.-Killed private " F Adj
kins.
Wounded-Lieut " j Smith, severely, in
shoulder; Private j ] Council, elbow, slight
"; 4 " Aldred, neck, slightly.
Company .-Killed-PrlVate VIM Hulln.
Wounded-Cnpt Kent, severely in neck;
! privates \ Ii Pollclt, severely in foot; Pitt
man, severely in breast.
Company G.-Wouldtd--P rivatesJ Ward,
thigh and hip, severely; W IL Pace, arlI''
slightly.
Missing-Privates Jno 1id~ell.
Company H.-Wouuded-Serg't 5 Sutton,
arm slightly; CorplJ G Coleman, Sl'gh'ly in
foot; Private J Kcrsey, severely in shoulder.
Company l.-Woundcd-L,euterant w A
Bachelor, severely in foot; Sergeant S Wad-
ford slightly in hand; Private VIM Shirley
thigh.
Missing-Licut Cartlege. Private " Neither
land.
Company K.-Wounded--Lieut Wilson,
arm and shoulder, dangerously; Sergt I K
Burnside, leg, slightly; Pr~e J 0 Montgomery:
severely in wrist.
Missing-Priyates J NJ Collins, } \ Holla-
day, W A Phillips.
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BUCKINGHAM LAND FOX SALE.

BUCKINGHAM LANE o. SALE.
NOR SALE, nj Tract OF Land, lying on Rosky Greek,
Il within ave mIles Of the James River Canal. cortsinlnS
$50 acres, well adapted TO the cultivation Of wheat, corn
and Tobacco.
There Ia upon the tract a dwelling house 10 sood repair,
and all necessary ou,houseA
For further information, address the susso7bes a. New
Canton. TH0S. a. F0ED.
OcIl7-clm
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oTh'i-Im' once 10 our late Store, 10y

~SPECIaL NOTICE.
49, -
The do7ernIaent ia ing reiinquLshed our Warehouse
'Te will, after having 1t thoroughly clsan.ei, resume bu5i
n'ss there In n few day.. Having one Of the most comuo.
dioua and best arranged stores In the Southern country,
T: shall he prepared 10 receive and stnIo anV. amount oi
merchandise that may be consigned tu liz, unl to exhibit
the goods 1T the most advantageous manner.
Oct il-1Gt KENT, FAME 4 CO
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FOUR SEW y VERY HiHi'-'tMF hAhFi,
TtSrNtSTS Is sTnSEI. uS fHEfts %hNrSi
sirE nF PlEf STREET, ruR tAl.E AFhu'lioH.
Auu. III: foregoing -hlr 81 lutn, vii he sold t'os' 'o"s
n.s!J Srrrirt fri'brL trnrllruIs located "a al We. anu
u..r ~, rcsii.ucc III h,s Pilchae. Irch one HAD rooms,
p"a.dts Kitchen, sud IS -uppIlcd By water IRON u pump on
the ali IlciE9 lO:
E.ch tr,.cm.pt Is nus rsriius for ZOO pei unnnm. -
good tenants
Trrrns as above. GobplS 4 hPPERS"F,
urt lid, Acciiyncrr.
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FARM Of 3is IA ACRES ~ flENIICU rnuNTi
IL MILEb ABOVE RICHMOND, GsAA To- No.

PUMP, Fnit a,LE ~ .UUrIQE
IN TUEfnAT tie zst Jrtoh-'. l-1i. ~ i - ; %
~ fair. II "or, ,hs ne.t falls ias -t.tl a. lts -.'s 30.
The Pren'scs. T." Ihn Highest tii'-i. nv f.Tm, IN. l-L'.
ihsies above El'hu,cIi, In Htnriso oGurty, d., .hs H..
Kun TnfE:ihc hoau. adioiniIg the iG.h- ~ Wa ST..
der, Il y hnTI'5 and othe!H. rontainlrs So. ar-s.
Thr Pee. viii b" rivlh"d - added &c. 10 t.it nu;.h a
irr. IL nh. "a II i - 4 i%"ildy Ia uhl. Ill s',! o.
anal all uLL>G 'nt house, IN 4. Il repair Gvr Is. Al. II to-
plaCr: y slrigs 81 moi rA".lienL water yIrv 'rH ~
k1Gdt, hhI .. rsIitti yIInJ ~. hsId u tpric .Ei ~ Z
Ifcrs, hft ! s.it'ty IsinI-
The lBLiisi.n Nh Mu" ~ Improvement Pc tf-'ry
we'll anJ Maids ~ rrnr-T"D4GIU, WhU.,. Cara, U,iL :.
II ran no u ,''c Il great i-.l IL most excellent Mrhto<
han nnd T"ha NO Plant Land, aud could b. nidc - v-y
profitable i"tut u Gtt,l, dI"VrTa who f->iir IN " --i-r
|lrslhlt. L.iHt hr,T ;u"u.hI, EirhncuI Ia In,be , sr,l
Cattle stand
ft's"b' a'tilis u Iu'n d ae BE particularly inritrt L.
coiac anl W." IL. I,pi, ~ nnJy al fsEibgSs nJt L.eGf -
ell c"nl' hr sen r-"ltty gInd, anil IL Is T1,.T E;cH.t :.
tn-n5 rtu ir..- - itEcI"It .isa0ntD rtiG5t
T.kn --'"e ,kiiJ r,etl t.lSnce a. . I'd !. EcE;f=. &.
ceTst."t!- L LID, Interest added, scared b. . IT, t is..
T. Z LE4KE.
t.s.-A ll't hma sGr@-y MI! Uc -Ysihi;ed ST :ht au"Gr 90
sSie. OK ~.
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LARD Fua SALE IN PRINCE IDNlRD.

LAND FUa SALE IN PRINCE iDMinD.
'IHC6NsTAHrkt :on icriny IL r"".."rT tat me
~ chang my nuiia s,s, Siii OtrF In. ,dr ''at ;c Ac
nor, At f.i-cc EdTHrT court IIcu.-, Oh NDSuif. Z
SFFEHTEESTH Of ii0VfHBER, Chat Id, rcC!i day,
thn tract ri Lani m Thich lateiy. resided c9n'aici.
&9'E scre-, lying Vh the aouth-Sitc REil 6:j, 1YG e.
from P:ocpect sad ak iL!Le- rroE fa!mvtle.
Persons desiring 10 ~puTcGfse vii, q cGur!e, l22t ~;
then selves
tnmnun!csi1Es addressed ~ A. X EeEsrIc o: :@ys'ir
a; 'iRru.i-G Id: - College, viii ts promptly attended 1.
0.t 18th, T.. 6. WALL.
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ALTA IIGTA.
f6v:ir ''-T - r n ."-5tsT'n. HF'Ear.a %. r'' "''''
-i.niE.hs me ,-iLs =: .I-.ssief hIst,. 1-Do''
E..L:" =: rs. e via. irj N:tl DC 0n.r-j fr fuo"
-aI- 81: IN. nth ht T1hLE |, i-s "a Aik-clat!or y
Mis- 49, u hS!iLTsrill .u1 milo: tom VAR
ali ~ .GIATiil,--GtpGi IL ...a- diStaaJt from Us
'',L... 80: Al To hn,..,.I Il prvdusss sfaih AZ
i,rGcs "Gil, OIL Id h.. !.>i. - Wy ecI-r.c' SrAAlt
IxIIu
az X n "~!li.1.as- f.siIsn upon It. Eha viii gwen
iorn.:.'i j !siaIty- ~ ~ pro inciivsuass -.
T:!o farm WAC highly sslssni.d by irsfifm-r~p r"p;ieo'
R"b,rt Ri7ss, b. Snd WA tho rs.id-hs. VI "a. late m.
Pollard.
rrh As-0h-hnIi cAI; tdlatcei G vas ~: IL" Year,
tD,s esi.n sivsn ioI I-Gu.G5.
81 Aleo, 10 vsiuatla SLAVES.
CHakLEs l.. CR"thEr',
s.pt ts-5ws S1oeatvf VI Il .. C'.sksu
W,th,rii!-, "a.
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~To PERSONS lNpEBTED TO Us

S~To PERSONS INDEBTED TO Gs
Al persons indebted IN us ore hereby respectfully re.
qurstsd 70 settle their respective obligations, either In
ps-ion or By mail. without needless delay ThcY wiil thus
bnVs Interest and the Inconvenience ~ payment when
ra"ney may os les1 abundant than a. present.
WATEINS L. PfCELEN,
Ort 1I-lmf Olhce Ia Our lnft Siure laq hlnin ST
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1 i rufs. .r.- II rho VIII u aGdry E. wnikik,, do
b .0n,"I l, ia:- OF i.i.er Eiw.ii County 81, ! Gis: los
-G,s ,hc 'HlSn anu vmidnEir l.sil Ertute Of my ,.iii;DI,
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A. tns abuv- tract Of LAID viii b.. -"iI - &, i..-w
drr.a. amonis eau lie uiail- with ia phten ~ !" i--a.A
the cash paymeat & tv sncT!i d's''"':
Oct l-lU htbE : SiHh~.
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NOTICE.
fGNHE next annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Or.
L anse md Ale1sndriR Railroad CoMpsny, I'LL be held
a. the Office OF the Company, In LyncsourS, on Thursday,
the 9th day OF November ensuing, 81 10 O'Clock An
By order Of the Directory. J. REID,
Oct lo-td Clerk.
LyINB Table Mustard, worcestershire sauce, Slack and
L. BED Pepper, Matches aud Backing. for sale al
lEAOE q BAEER'5 Drug srors,
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TAIUARIk IA%p. saw ANp uEi%r iii

fVh SALE.
WILL D"T tor salr. ut Tup'.c Hurtiuu, 1T P.i'c- ~
j whrd Cyu-t House, 0. HOnDAY Y, 18th JsY OF ';"!r|.
bFR. lsd., ifhat b-iug rOr'i n.yJ the trHCt ~ i..i O..
Ghich nov rrs;l-, bring 'rui niic- from Ptiuce tI. sra
Court House, fn"r miles i-nm II"spect Depot, srt i.
nl'"- Ir IN FaTm'.tl and '0Et-ir.nt .houi r.e h"rt!si
nc-r
iheI" n, ~ ou " ~ out - acre., - nttis!o los ,~.y.ri:,
shi ,n s"uiial.r' 81 w'ail,hi
Ale, "a .nI1 Gri.t viii, VITA H,i,s"I.r Saw nan sii,eu
81
l dec" IL nAec-ssa'y 70 give an eItrEimi Ia. ~ri.iip;I
u. those T.sling H. %ru:chE'" al! Gi c0u' &C iOoh I 'h,G
selves
Letters ~ i.,s Il T., m u P.iT.G :I".Il Icu!i Hou.'
" to Al FshsGie. at ~hanri-.. .ItheT ''..'E", Win +
promptly answered. JUil!, =, Ni"nILk
Piii.Ge Edward, oct ,, lS6.. -, p-S;tI
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nGa-th!fd eh.b, AMI tho tninaea Ii two equal install
msa,1. If ORA All to, yeats, bearing iLinIrri :,.m lot
jH.hnrS .axi
Ioss, sion ri b, l:v-a inD j., DAY Of January, with
IL. privilege VI i.lio-Ia. iaJi tnls iall t.! ,t.iu IT'D
yiIaI crops
TLer. Will n. , ms r"-son uroa the prs E!srs from. thir
t.lLt cat tEe iay -: -ai.. 10 sh1w mo land - p-Is"Ls
'riShias "a tuy. THE EEiRs at LIN
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Uhe aIexzudr{a G4xette
WEDNESDAY EVEG, sEPTR 3, 1862.

L0CAL.-This morning the weather was
ouite cool; it is the time and the season TO
guard against ague and Overwhelming is now
talked about, or thought much about, but war
news and army movements. notwithstanding
the excitement and the large number Of troops
in and about town, everything was comparative
" quiet in the streets last night.-lt IS SAID
shat Lieut.. Col. Mclean Of the SSth Pa. regl-
ment was killed in battle last Saturday. Some
disorder has lately taken place in the Market,
which has been or will be brought to the notice
of the Provost Marshal 1T is remarked that
the quality of the watermelons, this season, has
been generally very Indifferent THE late rains
have been very useful to the vegetables still
growing in the gardens and to the latter corn.
The remains Of Brig. Gen. Kearney killed III
an engagement near Fairfax Court House, on
Monday night, were brought through this
place, yesterday afternoon, on their way to
Washington The body Of Gen. Stevens has
been embalmed-A large Of amount of corn,
hay, oats and other stores belonging to the
Federal army we're burned at Fairfax Station,
Yesterday afternoon. Major Gen Hooker was
in this city, this morning-It is reported that
COL NJ. D. Corse, Of the 18th Virginia Regl-
ment, was slightly wounded in the recent bat
tle near Bull Run.
By an order issued by the War Department
Yesterday, Gen. Mcclellan has been placed IN
command of all the troops assembled tor the
defence Of Washington as well as the fortlhca~
tons around it. All the employees Of the
government in the departments and public
buildings in Washington are to be Immediately
organized and armed.
Gen. Kearney, r. S. A., killed in battle on
Monday. was an officer Of merit, who had dis
tinguished himself in the Florida aed Mexican
wars. Gen. Stevens killed in the same battle
was Governor Of Oregon during Mr. Buchan-
ans administration, and chairman Of the Demo
cratic (Breckinridge) national committee.
It was rumored in Washington this morning,
that Mr.. Stanton, Secretary Of War had re-
signed, and that Gen. Halleck had been ap-
pointed to succeed him; Gen. Mcclellan to
take command of the armies.
4 gentleman, who came down from Wash
ington this morning over the road, informs us
that the firing heard here this morning was
merely the trying Of the guns at Arlington
Heights
The Board Of Commissioners under the act
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The Situation,

AAS oALuSS4Ou.
It was obvious, after the failure Of tho ~
eral army at Centreville to renew the foht;nm
on Monday, thai q retreat upon Wasbinoto,
would follow, and that seems to be going On
without serious loss and in good order. (n;n
ions, Of course, are divided as to the expeden.
cy of the course resolved upon
During Sunday large reinforcements had
reached Gen. Pope at Centreyille. The alter.
native was, to attack the enemy then, and
there or to retreat That the enemy would
not attack in such an advantageous position as
Centreville, was plain He would turn that
position by an advance in the direction of Chain
Bridge, compelling General Pope to fall back,
as he was compelled to fall back from the line
of the Rappahannock, his right being turned
by the movement through Thoroughfare Gap
We believe that Gen. Pope at Centreville on
Monday, as reinforced, was numerically strong
er than the enemy, but some prudential reason
favored the policy Of not fighting there but Of
falling back, looking merely to the single inter
est of the defence Of Washington. Gen. Pope
will finally reach point where he cannot be
hanked, and the further we draw the enemy
this way the more difficult he will find it to
supply himself Washington Republican.
A STANpEDE.--A gentleman who went
down to Centreville and Bull Run in the am
balances on Saturday, describes most ludic-
rous stampede which took place at the gener-
al hospital not far from Bull Run It seems
that our cavalry, not far from the scene, were
making some mannuvre which the 500 visiting
civilians could not comprehend, and it. was
easy to get out the intelligence among the ex-
cited throng that Stewart cavalry was making
raid on the civilians Such scare
as then took place! Horses were turned to-
ward Centrevi]le, ambulanees were oyerset,
and general scampering on foot took place ID
short order, the frightened men running IN all
directions, over fields and fences. After a
while the truth cane out, and the scared civil
ians were sent for by the cavalrymen, VINO
headed them off, and turned the party back 10
the hospital, where, foot-sore and weary, they
all arrived in due time with their ardor mq9n
cooled by the process Washington Repu00-
can,
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On Thursday night last Acting Master rp'
vost, of the Anacostia, left Fredericksburg
with detachment Of artillery, infantry anu
sailors, on the steamer Cooper's Point, and pro,
ceeded to Port Royal, where they captureu
Lieut.. F. J. Riley, of the 18th Virginia; l,
R. Dodd and D. Bell of the lst Marylano' anu
four recruits for the Confederate army one e, 81
two of them Mailing from Baltimore AA'
forwarding officer, Capt. Gibbs, made MS es
cape by swimming the river, leaving MS noIs'
and carriage in possession of the Federal patw
They were broug hit to this city yesterday i'oA"
ing and sent to the Old Capitol. =,
Mr.. Fl. NJ. Pierce, president OF kutef III ~
stitute, New York city, has been appolN':: ~
general superintendent Of hospital nurse -, 80
the military district Of Washington anu AL Az
entered on the discharge of his duties: An
applications from persons DESTROYS OF ac'in5
nurses should be made to him at tne SuAo
generals office. - the
The clamor against Gen. McDo"eli ~ Inc
army, is said to be universal, some oN"I l5ors
him with mismanagement merely while 0'''
denounce him on other charges.