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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-08-23
Record of Deaths.

We commenced publishing in the second num-
ber Of THE New SOUTH the names Of soldiers
who had died in this department since the depar-
ture of the command from Annapolis, Md, inten-
ding to continue the record from week to week.
But during the five months which have elapsed
since the paper was issued the list has increased
to such an extent-mainly in consequence of the
disaster at James Island-that we are compelled
by our limited space to abandon the idea OF giving
it entire. We herewith give the names of the
dead during the present month and, the Medical
Director consentng, shall continue a weekly
record
Corporal Geo. Norton, Co. G, Vol. Engineers,
Aug. 2, typhoid fever.
Private James Jngley, Co. &, 10th Pa, Aug. 4,
diarrh9a.
Byron d. Stuart, musician, 4Sth n. Y, Aug 4,
dySentery.
Luther Davis, Co F, 9th Conn.,, Aug. IA,
scrotua.
VIM. Burrows, Co. +, Sd Rhode Island, Aug.
10, diarrhGa.
Louis Mygatt, Co. d, 9TH Conn.,, Aug. 3,
diarrh9a.
Warren 7. Collamore, Go. D, 1th Conn.,, Aug.
5, diarrhGa.
Michael Lander, Co. f, 7th Conn.,, Aug. 9,
diarrh9a.
Corporal Israel Oat, Co. G, 9th Pa, Aug 10,
inflammation of brain.
Peter Davis, Co. E, 9th Pa, Aug. II, fever.
Chas Riley, Co. Z, 9th Pa, Aug. IL, diarrhGa.
Patrick OBrien, Ordnance Department, Aug.
Is, typhoid fever.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-08-23
Almanac, Port Royal, S. c., August %, go.
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.


Aug. lSth-Schr. Minerva L. Wedmore, Farrell,
Hamilton, Bermuda L. 5. 5. Adirondack, lamp
ton Roads; Schr Plandome, Brown, New York;
Steamer Nassau, Schenk, New York; Schr.-
Americus. Stephens, Philadelphia; l9th-Bark,
Houston, Share, New York; Schr. Benz. English,
Hathaway, New York; Br. S., Racer, ofC-n.
CLEARED.
Aug. lS-Ship Planter, Daley, Fortress Monroe.
l9-Schr Marietta Tilton, Tilton, Philadelphia,
>chr. Milton, Smith, Philadelphia; S. Ship En-
lesson, Lowber, Fortress Monroe 5. Ship Nc
Clellan. Gray, Fortress Monroe; 20-Schr Lot
tie, Taylor, New York Schr. Margaret Reinhart,
Person Phia lelphia Schr. Transit Chapel,
New York. 22nd-S. 5. Star ofthc South, WoOd
hull Fortress Monroe.
SAILED.
Aug. l9tll--U. S. 5. Adirondack 20th-S. Ship
Ericsson, 5. Ship Nc, lellan. Ship Planter, Schr.
Milton DIST Br s.. Racer, Schr. Lottie; 22nd,
S. ship Star of the south.
VESSELS N PORT.
Schrs Amcrcls, Pllndomc, Ben English.
Steamers Locust Point, Ben Dctord, Cosmopolitan
Boston. Gcorgc Washington, Flora, Gen. Burn
side Steam Tugs Starlight, Rescue Relief. Ship
Maria. Barks Lamplightei, ?. X. l!azeltine. Hous-
ton. Briggs Ellen Bernard, -Adclphi, lumming
Bird, Chicopee, Danl. Maoncy, Matron, Wm.
Mason. SchooncrS d. " Eldridgc. j. B. Myers,
Minerva J.. Wcdmorc. Maryland, Langdon Gil
more. EuIhcmia, j. j. Spencer. Margaret I. Da-
Wis. AmybiS, Virginia Price, Almira Cornelius,
Alice, Alfred II. Pa!r gc, Wm. F.. Lcggett, Tu
mis- De Pew, Joseph W. Allen, -\nnadil!o, Ben
Browning.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-08-23
PERSONAL.

Since the last issue Of The New SOrrH
Adam BaCeau Esqr. our former editor, has been
appointed III additional -idc-de-Camp with the
rank of Ca tain, on the statf of Maj. Gen'l.
:Halleck-a handsome compliment for his volun-
tary services in this department. on the staff OF
Gcn'l. Sherman, and subsequently Oh that otGcn.
Gilmore at the siege OF Foit Pulaski.
Capt Badeau had TIE honor of serving with the
grand army uader lIaIIack. from Shiloh to orinth.
During the pursuit of Beauregard by his mtiring
activity and zeal he won the unqualified praises Of
his old chief. Gen. Sherman, on whose staff he Is
ntpreSent serving.
In such war and such acause as ours, he will
soon be able to wicl his sword with the Smc
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-08-23

Dy Correspondence is solicited for THE NEW
South from our friends at Pulaski, Femandina,
and st. Augustine, as well as from the more dis
tmt post OF Key West. We wish to keep prompt
ly advised of every interesting occurrence in the
Department of the South. and can only be gratitied
through the courtesy Of our readers.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-08-23

~ IRO, ERY AND SUTLER STORE.-MeSSrS.
VI Franz X ellison will keep constantly on hand.
at their large warehouse under the Port Royal
House. good supply of Ships Groceries and Sut-
les goods which will be sold at reasonable prices.
They will also advance money and take bills of
credit on Shipments upon the owners il Boston
or New York.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-08-23

DORT ROYAL HOUSE. HILTON HEAD,
i ). C.-Thc subscribers wish to inform their
friends and the PubEc t!.at their House is now
open for visitors, the travelling public, and per-
mancnt boardcrS. on reasonable terms. y" pains
will be spar, d for the comfort guests.
FRANZ 4 gibson,
PrOprictor>.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

nELINQUENT list Of Let's DE
and La nas 10 the eits NJ ken-
kak, On which Taxes are due and unpaih W
for the year 1872. In addition to the Tax
IS set forth below there are - cefts cp<in
on each Lot or fraction OF q Lot. aHi up"h
ah MI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-19

BRIEF 2 PARAGRAPHS. =" NsszfuYs N Ra,ro !,
The Washington Republican says il receives
complaints Of the treatment Of contrabands in
Alexandra BY many soldiers 1t is said rhar
more than thousand recruits from 2Iarvl9nd
joined the Confederate army, whilst they we're
about Frederick and Hagerstoun.- seycntv
two thousand men have responded t. The cali
Of the Governor Of Pa, Cor the defence Of that
state.-Cor1. Peroival q. S. r., died near
Boston on the l7th.-Arny supplies, surge
ons, &C., are being seat up SO Hagerstovn
every day fro2n Washington investiga-
ton into the condition Of she Hospitals in
Washington has resulted IN the detection q
many abuses in several Of them; the Surgeon
General has taken steps TO correct these abuses
Sen. Sibley, 8 Confederate officer, in New
Mexico. IS said 20 have been assassinated by
one Of his own soldiers, charging him With
drunkenness and ineAzciency Another large
hospital is being built east Of the Capt.
tol in Washington. No produce ROW comes
down the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to
GeorgetoWn-a grain for the mills is par
chased in Baltimore-A number OF prisoners
at the Old Capitol, in Washington, and at Fort
La Fayette in New ork, have recently beer
released Com. Wilkes has sailed with his
squadron for the West India station.-Surge-
Cd General Hammond yesterday issued an Or
der directing Medical inspectors Collum, Mus
sey and Humphreys to proceed Immediately to
an inquiry into the sanitary condition OF the
army under command OF Gen, Mcclellan
The Washington Republican IS in favor OF Civ
ing troops on a battle field little whisky as
stilnulant or an antidote for exhaustion 1t says
the Confederate soldiers have whisky-and It
thinks experience shows that the exclusion OF
whiskey from the army and navy, as an peri
ment, is failure. The Washington Repubh-
can thinks that the Confederate prisoners, lthas
seen, are not exactly as generally~represented
in the newspapers it says, although their
wardrobe might be improved, they are general
~ good looking set Of men, With firm and
manly bearing THE Grand Lodge, /. y, y.
F. +, recently in session in Baltimore has adj
journed The potato rot is showing itself IN
some portions Of ireland. Gen. Pope, says he
is sorry he ever left the Army in the Vest
Gems. Tilghman and Bnckner, recently return
ed to the South, complain Of their apartments
at Fort Warren, but say that they were treated
humanely and kindly by Major Dimmick, the
u, s. cnmaandant at that port.
The FEDERAL loss in general officers ON Wed"
nesdov was ornat-Cten Mansfield being killed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-19

1.-The Carriers Will make JneIf co15Ct1'si2
tomorrow. We hope our subscribers VILE SET
tie with them promptly, especially t1aose Wno
NAV have accidentally neglected to pay up Tor
some weeks past. Every dine due US now IS
IMPORTANT for the prosecution Of cur business.
LoCAT.-Though there has b7en line
breeze, for the last day or two, the weather
has been warm, and the heat OF the Sun uz~
pleasant. Some Of the houses recently IN 5he
occ71nation Of the soldiers here, it IS SAID, have
been much injured unnecessarily; It IS SAID
ql7rt}er that REGULATIONS TO prohibit Wanton
DAMAGE So buildings Occur pied by soldiers, here
after, are to be adopted.-The treatment OF
the negroes here, by some Of the soldiers, Is
made the subject Of comment IN the neWSp<"
ners abroad The town is now very quiet
and orderly; business dull; officers and soldiers
not On duty here, moving off.-lt is said that
some Of those who sell produce IN market, al
Ter reading the Baltimore price current which
we published yesterday, candidly acknowledged
that they Thought prices we're little too
high here' thinking 50, Ee hope they WilI
act accordingly Wood for fuel, continues
scarce and high; there is considerable wood IN
the neghborhood that might be brought into
town at reasonable rates.
We continue co give the reports OF the recent
great battles on the Potomac, as they reach as
through the Northern papers, and as they are
furnished by the letters, correspondents, and
telegraph agents Of those papers-not only
without vouching for che correctness Of oN
these reports, but, with the certainty t!nAt ''ao'
Of them are ezaggeratlons, misconceptions, ana
1nisstatenents, circulated by Sensational VIII
ters, who circulate what they gather from all
sorts Of sources, reliable and unreliable.
KILLED AND WOUNDED, The followin y.
S. officers, in addition to Gen. Mansfield killed,
and Gen. Hooker wounded, ara reported as
being killed or wounded in the late battles;-
Gen Hartsuff, wounded.
Gen. Duryea, wounded.
Gen. Sedgwick, wounded in the shoulder.
Col. Childs, Fourth Pennsylvania Cavalry,
killed
Col. Kingsbury, Eleventh Connecticut Sc
yerely wounded.
Lieut.. COL Parriseu, Fifty seventh New
York, killed.
Capt. Audenried, Aide to Sumner, wounded.
Major Sedgwick, killed
Lieut.. Allison, killed.
COL Mcneil, Of the Bucktals killed,
Col. Peck, Second =. s, Sharpshooters,
wounded.
Major Burbank, Of the Twelfth 1Iassacbu-
getts, wounded,
Several other prominent officers we're report
ed killed and wounded, out nothing positive is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-19
FIGHT AT LEEs3URG.
from The Washington Republican,


From, The Washington Republican.
4 accommodating party consisting OF lnfan-
try cavalry and artillery, under command OF
J4ieut. Gel. Fitzpatrick, Of Ira harris, night
eava]rv. left Gen. Sigel $ headquarters On Wed
neslav ~ 3 accommodating expedition N the
direction Of I4eesburg, They proceeded IS tar
IS Goose Greek without seeing any OF che enc
7nv's forces. At Goose Greek, however; they
found the passage of the stream disputed by
BODY Of the enemy,s cavalry, Woo sca1IIEeo- anu
fed in confusion when the Federal artillery was
brought to bear upon them. The party 5hen
1,roceeded 70 Leesburg, which they found oc-
cnnied ,y one regiment Of infantry and SMALL
cavalrv force. After 8 short but severe en-
gaeement. the Confet1erates were driven from
The town By the Tenth New York, at the po1nJ
Of the hayonet. The loss Of the enemy Was
quite large considering the numbers OF the tor
ces ENGAGED. The Federal troops captured the
Confederate regimentaI standard, number OF
Tnuskets thrown away by the enemy II his pre-
cipitate flight, and q number Of prisoners
The Tenth New York displayed great courage
and bravery, charging the enemy several times
81 the point Of the bayonet The reconnoiter
ire .,artv returned to headquarters last night,
having suffered but slight loss.
The departure Of the Queen & England, -
for Germany marks an epoch Ia her career and
ia the history Of her country. More than
twentv-one years has elapsed since the cannon
doomed and the bells rang, throughput her
broad kingdom IN holor Of her bridal happl-
ness The infants born on shat day are men
and vomeD. The old Of that day are gone, the
middle-aged have become old: the young mid
dle-aged. Fortunes have been amassed, and
great families created. Wars have been waged,
debts accumulated, inventions then undreamed
Of have been perfected, Dynastles have fallen,
kingdons have changed hands, the map or Eu-
rope has been altered.
-Four sick Confederate prisoners captured
near Leesburg; were brought to the provost
marshal's Office in Washington, yesterday
They say that the whole Confederate force,
with the exception Of one regiment Of infantry
and g. few cavalry, who are st Leesburg has
crossed into Maryland Hood division num-
bering about 5000 men, left there early on
Monday morning to reinforce Longstreet.
4 zoan who gave bis name as J. O'Connor
was captured yesterday near Fairfax Seminary,
and sent to Washington by Gen Grover. Up
On searching him number Of letters were
found on his person, besides documents.
The Philadelphia Evening Journal says
=" By reference 70 the publication Of Deaths,
in another column, it will be seen that John
Borie Bohlen, Of this city, died st Baden-Ba-
den, in Germany, 90 the % Of Augustine
same day on which bis father, Gen Henry
Bohlen, was killed IN the battle on the Kappa
hammock, ia Virginia,
Appraiseme1lt has been made Of the four
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-19

The FEDERAL loss in general officers on We'd
nesday was great-Gen Mans6elo being killed,
and Gems sedgwick, Hartsuff, Duryea and
Hooker wounded
By direction Of the President Of the y, 8,
the following officers have been dismissed from
the service: First Lieut.. VIM. j. Goodwin
10th y. S. Infantry, TO take effect September
10, 1862; Surgeon Lyman Il. Stone, .. 5: A.;
Additional Paymaster e. S. Gatzmer, IT, >.
A. Military Storekeeper Chas. Weston, ord
nance department..
The New York Journal Of Commerce OF yes
terday thus speaks of the market in that cl1s
on Wednesday: ''The sudden ups and downs
offeeling in commercial circles are sorely per
picking to writer's who must depend upon
types and the mail for the publication OF thels
descriptions Of the market,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-19

49, The Carriers will make their collections
tomorrow. We hope our subscribers Will SET
tie with them promptly, especially those Wlao
NAV have accidentally neglected TO pay up TOR
some weeks past. Every dime due as now is
important for the prosecution Of our business.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
GEN NERAL NEWS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1, 1852.
GEN. MITCHELL APPOINTED TO sUPERsEDE GIN.
HUNTER.
Major General o. N. Mitchell Is assigned to the com
mand of the Department Of the South. lie will mme.
diately repair to Hilton Head, 8. c.
BRIGADIER GENERAL BLENKgR.
Brigadier General Blenker states In card that he Is
not living his farm, reported but remains here
waiting for orders.
ARRESTS OF OFFICERS OF REGIMENTS.
The officers principally Of the regiments have
thronged hotels and other public places for some
days past that the Provost guard yesterday took
sion make arrest Of them. All not entitled to be alb
sent from their respective regiments 10 report them
selves tomorrow to aid OF General Haleck.
RESTRICTION OF THR LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
The order from headquarters of the military district
Washington prohibiting the retail Of sprituous liquors
within this district, operates upon grocers and oil other
dealers engaged in their sale, some Of whom have re-
moved their stock, while others have stored away
places The restriction will probably be OF on
temporary duration.
rHE PROVOST GUARD.
The One Hundred and Forty-nnth Pennsylvania regi'
msnt have been detailed for provost duty thsr predscss
sors having been ordered elsewhere.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

EXTRAORDINARY PRockEDNGs--Several per-
sons have been recently put under arrest for ut
tering seditious words q short time since. Mr..
d. Plumb an abolitionist in this city, was ar
rested under the accusation that he bad said
President Lincoln ought to be hung, that he
advised men not TO enlist until negroes were
used as soldiers, and that, II drafted, he should
resist the draft. Mr.. Shuttleworth was arrested
on the same day under the charge Of saying
that the South was right, and that he hoped that
McClellan's army would be bagged. Mr.. In
gersoll was subsequently arrested In Philadel-
phis fbr asserting tia. the presso. sdmioistra-
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

ton was the most corrupt that ever governed
the United States, and that 1t was conducting
this war for the sole beaeft Of the negro. 4
II the government considers that obscure per-
sons like these are Of sufficient Importance to be
placed under arrest why is not some attention
paid TO Beeoher, Of the Independent. or johnson.
Of tie Ana-SIauery Standard, who insert in
their papers every week ten times as objection
able languagef Why Is Wendell Phillips allow
ed to 60 unmolssted Tor even Greeley, who is
daily assailing the administration and attacking
our generals, and doing . thoussndfold more
to distract and divide the North than all the
Plumbs, Shuttleworths and Ingersolls put to-
gether? -
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Troops Ordered TO Jamestown Island-
City Point Destroyed by Union Gum
boats-Personal Rcncontre, &C., &c.
FORTRESS MONROE, August 30, 1862
The steamship Baltic arrived here this morning and
awaits orders
Renforcemeuts are ordered to-day 10 Jamestown
Island.
City Point has been entirely demolished by the Union
gunboas. For time past the rebels have been firing
into the transports passing up and down the James river
Commodore wilkes sent the rebels word that II
discontinued he should destroy their rendezvous City
Point. On Thursday the rebels brought down 70
City Point eight and about two hundred rfemen
and opened fire upon the Union notila which the time
abreast Of the place whereupon gunboats opened
fire upon them and demolished every building In the
place, and dispersed the rebel force
An ARRAY took place in the hotel at Fortress Monroe yes
terday afternoon which has caused excitemen md
among the Union people OF this place Mr. Berford
correspondent Of the New YORK e was expressing his
dsapprobaton TO paroIed rebel ocer being entertained
by Of prominent Union officers when the sscesh
officer stepped up and sad.I the sesessionist you
speak of-what have you 10 say about IT,, At the
time . Union officer stepped between them
and said TO Mr.. Berford "This u my friend and
In future what you have to say Of him you will please
say me-" and took his secesh out Of the room
At that time Captain Mcintyre Of the New York Ninety
ninth regiment approached Mr.. b. say Ing, THIS is my
quarrel have no right TO express your opinion here
you were teld yesterday you were no gentleman -
Mr.. b. replied, "That is false and any who says
liss." whereupon Captain Mcintyre struck Mr. Berford
blow the face the effects Of which he will Garry
for some weeks.
The rebel officer referred was the commander Of The
rebel steamer which came down the James river and
towsd of two schooners while the action was going on
between the Monitor and Msrrmae last spring and his son
s the present commander Of the new Merrnac Mr. Bsr
ford Is an aged citizen perfectly loyal and worthy of
the respect Of all gentlemen There Ia much complaint
made Of this transaction by all tho Union officers con-
nected with the federal army
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

Arrest or An ALLsssp MuapHasa AT a late hour
last night Captain Cameron, u the Eighteenth ward
police succeeded in capturing young noFaddsn, who s
charged with having caused the death OF . man named
Gallagher BY stabbing him with knife Sunday nsnt
last The prisoner made desperate and unsuccessful
attempt TO escape from the custody Of the ocsr Ne
At once locked up and will b. ysysd before the
proper sdihsfips this aotVbs
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAR GAZETTE.


General Orders-N0. ffO. 4.
WAA DEPARTMENT, ADJurANr GsSHRAps OrncB,
WASHINGTON, August 20, 1852. {
The following orders published for the information
and government OF all concerned
ORDER REsPECrIsd TRADE RxsuLAnoss
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August %, 1862. !
The attention OF oil officers and others connected with
the Army OF the United States called the regulations
Of the Secretary OF the Treasury concerning commercial
with States sections dated
August %, 1852.
Fira-commandants OF departments districts and
posts will render all such military aid may become
necessary carrying out the provisions OF said rosula
tons and enforcing observance thereof the extent
directed by the Secretary Of the Treasury
possibly be done without danger 10 the operations
safety Of their respective commands.
SecOnd-There will be no Interference with trade
shipment Of cotton or other merchandise conducted in
pursuance Of SAID regulations within any territory
pied and controlled by the forces Of the United States
unless absolutely necessary to the successful execution OF
military plans or movements therein But in cases Of
violation Of the conditions OF any clearance permit
granted under said regulations and Of unlawful
ac the guilty party parties will be arrested and
the promptly reported the commandans Of the
department for orders
Third-No officer Of the army, other persons con.
peced Herewith will seize cotton other property Of
individuals unless exposed to destruction by the enemy
needed for military purposes for connscaon under
the act OF Congress- and, In all such OF seizures
the shall be promptly reported the commandanl
Of the department wherein they made for his orders
therein BY order Of the SECRETARY OF WAR.
Z. D. TOWNSEND, Assist. Adjutant General.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
iMpcaIAMrsRoM GEN. svEll's aRMY.

Reported Defcs< OF the Rebels at Chst-
Captured. \
had fight with the .. Chastsaoega Wednesday
and Thursday tt..tt., ss taf'g n
The nrst day no advantage was gained siiher side
On the second day tho enemy were rspulssd.
s0ners. a.sess4N3t es -
This news is said 70 have been tslsgraphsd 10 scun.
ba. and was brought from thsre 70 Jackson Tenn BY
0snerai Ross special messenger. 1t may be true.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
The Captured Rebel steamer Fair Play
General Curtis.

CAIRO, H., August 81, 1869.
The rebel steamer Fair Play, captured up the Yazoo
river a few days since has arrived here
General Curtis and bis stat have also arrived here
The General has leave OF absence 10 attend the Pa c6c
Railroad meeting at Chicago
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
NEWS FROM MEMPHIS.

EnO" Ut0a
A Meeting OF Gucrilias Broken Up-Eigh-
teen Prisoners Taken, &C., &c.
MgxpHrs, August 30, 1861
A meeting, called yesterday, twelve miles south
east OF Memphis, 10 organize guerilla band, ~as sur
rounded sud captured by company OF Unons,s. Eight
cen prisoners were taken.
Capture or Train or Cars, Se.
MExpurs, August 30, 1862.
detachment Of Union soldiers occupied HernAndo On
Thursday, capturing train Of cars from Granada
rebel force Ia said % be at Cold Water four miles dis.
sant.
Reported moxemcats or Rebel Forces.
MKxrHs, August 30, 1se2.
Genera v,,,epigrs vfh force OF nine thousand men,
n reported 10 be moving through Grand Junction.
prompep. secsssoniss say that General Bragss forces
have Oone 70 western Virginia, and will appear
tho Ksnawba river and then march 20 the Ohio rvcr.
n.~ulating the sale OF Arms, &c.
MKxpHrs, August rs, 1862
number OF persons who have been calculating to visit
Ia north were arrested yesterday By the military
committed
General Sherman has issued his order TO the Board OF
Trade Committee prohibiting tho importation and sale BY
all persons Of arms ammunition salt and salt meats
srcep. upon permits for tha. purpose Dealers are also
70 keep system of the amount or goods re
cevsd hsrs and the disposition of the same their books
At all mes TO be kept open TO the inspection Of the Pro-
vost Marshal Dealers arms and medicines endsavor.
ing 10 get the same outside the Union lines 70 be
arrested ana condemned 10 suffer the extreme penalty
~ military law.
Charles .. Hart arrested yesterday by the pickets
vish mail bag destined fer the south Us styles hSn
sslf sa "inssrnAtiesal N.Y. sseut"