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F01 $ Eg1a' AND YALE.

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NH l%--1%+s ~ W STARkH Oactaln.
EOHx s EilV'a AND YALE.
TARM OF 1870 ACRES OF LANU IN NEW
KENT fOa SALE PRIVATELY
We will sell desirable farm on the YORK
Rive. Railroad. 20 miles distant from Rich.
nopd, mile from Tur stalls Depot, and u
miles from the Panunkey river
II has dwel!irg house and about ~ acres
Of cleared land, the balance in timosred Land
Of pine and oak. There are one or two cav.
mile o. ths adjoining farm. Upon the farm
10 q h0s nsrl bank.
Persons wishing to purchase timhsred land
convenient To the 'atiroad, will have nee
the land can do 8, By apply Ing to MT. pAH'
8KY. who res,dss on tbs adjoining farm.
1HRNs-Liberai. Appiyto
nh .s-lw JAs N. TAYLOR AhoN. a
EOR KsNr-rhs elegant b s.idsncs reesast,
r. occupied by Mr. AlsxxAd .wGb1, ca
Frsnkiin sufss, between 26th end 9Th ats.
Tbs uouss Il escsilensly built; contains "
oil Nloth. &c., al In goot order. To good TEE
at the rent viii Go sessor abe.
For pard saiafs, Inquire OF Mr.. WAIKsi, 90
ZOE AENr-Th1ss very plsa'an,s ooxs.
% iavs or a. single gen .lsmen. or to . small
family The house. V entirely new, having
been com plsted last fall IL Is situated n
one Of the most healthy and sxroeeots V.ru
Of the city Addrsss a. Dispatch once.
sivipg fn1l name NH sf-Sss
TTOK HENT-AOU ,E-For abe orIancs Of
n the year. over Geo. RusksD.'s Trimming
Store, sl& Main strsst--Hoass and Furniture.
aud every thing requisite for Keeping Aosss
The house has two pariors, three rooms eoovs
and two garrett rooms good dfnine fooM.
kitchen, and ssrvants' room sss AL tnroeSa
the house. Possession given LIST ArrI. Az
ply - sbovs. mn 9e-os-
1.,OR RENT-Ths large four -story SrUkk-
r HOUSE ON Governor street. os.xs -
Main and franklin. At present 9sGaHeTn "
tho subscri6sr. 5. w. HAk"ooO'
mh $3.50
lTOE RERT-oy the month VI year. that
oommediess store on Iran san =, 49, -.
proximity 70 he It'd Market. and conveniee'
70 the Csstral Depot. The 10 we'll aaaps-
81 to the usss Of commissary, rscruioss
o0esE. or merchant. Es9aire OF
franklin House,
NH 1S-1w AdjoinibG the premise.
TVHRTE LARGE kIOK srUkE'
HOUS Il s, ON the east side o. ksc.s
south Of Uary strest. for sale privassl{.-w
are authorized TO sell The three s'ofs s"~
THsss tsnsmsnts are situated In the most
bunnsss portion OF the cisy. and als pScs.ss'
~ ADAPTED for commission Or ssoSe.n0S
Tnoy front about ~ feet each, ana run s~s~
the usaal depth.
Arris 70 jas. N. TAYLOR I sen.
.Sp ~ Auetioneere.
-nT ErNF-Tns L100E .ObAUUO
II 1AfrOAY. next 70 2ayc's wef 1r,~
4 he door. rpr further pAfucsis" ssP's
q 9avo's WaFshosse' orssS~ArD MAYO
ma ~ -ts a. = :. :; : ~
1.SzK1 Or is1 Aux y, ON ~ a "a Gn = ~,
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W. U.TY UULLEuTOH.-1 resrec fully
~ announce myself = candidate for re.
election to the once Of OITY COLLECfOR
for the ensuing year.
NH $3.50 JULIUS A. ROBSON.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING.
CEVERAL
- SIHQLE GENTLEMEN
can obtain Board by applying ON Broad st.,
next below the African Church.
nah 0-lW<
DOA RD1N0.-Persor III want Of board
ID In Q country village, can obtain the
same BY applying to the proprietor Of the
Brick Tavern, Charlotte Court House. Omar
lotts Court House IL nve miles from Drake's
Branch Depot. Richmond and Danville Rail.
road. a A. a. VII BON
14-llt&
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WAR Departures
ADJufAHT AHD ISsHscRoR 9BN. 3 OSHr0g
: =. = Richmond March a 1859.


ADJurAur Al D Iss4sc1oR 4sN. g OTYrog,
Richmond, March "A, 1869.
~ ENERAL ORDERS, NO. IL ALI leaves
(T Of sbsence and furlouGhs, from what
ever source Obtained, are revoked and ON
Gers and men sbSent from duty, except on sur
.yeon's certificate Of disability, will return 1t
o,>co 70 their respective commands 1t II with
exEeme reluctance thai the Department
arolsts measure which depsivss our patriotic
soldiers Of the relaxation they have % we'll
earned but the enemy preases on every side.
and the Itecessities Of the ser vice demand new
illustrations of that noble self- deniai which
has been 90 many times svinced since the com.
msncemsnt Of Our struggle for Independence.
The furloughs OF all who have engaged for
theiwar. which are thus curtalIed, will be sx
tended hereafter, when circumstances permit.
But, judging from the past, no fears are en-.
t0rsained Of an unwilling response TO this
CALL Those who have 10 many times proved
heir devotion to their country. cannot be In.
diHareut or backward IN this hour Of her
greatest need.
BY order Of the President
WOPER,
NH 27--st AdJutant and Insps e,or den.
ADJ1Y 4 INkP. HGnAKAL'B UEFluE,
RiehmondL Mach 26th, 1854.
G PEO1AL CRuARs No. 80.
- tzaSSet
VII. The Nilitary Dspartnsnt Of Henrieo, m.
1er the command Of 0riga tisr-4enafsl J. H.
WinAer, II axtsndsd - Inc uds the ETY. u Pstors-
burg, ADD the q ! Jining ana surrounding eounuy
to the visianee OF ten MI -.
BY command Ct the Secretary Of War.
sq.1 rlrgJ JOHN WlTHERS,
NH fist Asst Ad,t Ger SeA.
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TY3nVT ARfH.LERY.
= ~ Bounty, asd

III 81. u Boant,, aaa
Uniforms furniah>a
Ths unders sn9d are authorized hy ~ -.
s.sasy g ., Msr 70 raise COMPANY iOr tSs
the past se1syen Uonthsln active servfes =.
Lisufenanta OF suoh Q company, ana ~
already number Of men enlisted. s
All who desire 70 Join Us will please Ami,
ssairs. % wa. Ia VISION, CON Ssr, Fl AZ
1egimsnt Virginia volur tssrs: or - o.s
Camp In Yorktown.
THOMAS q. JAUxSON.
MnIy-lme THOMAS LAWSON.
an Isevivlng.. and mas,erinS eU1S7T:
! TCTHS In daily. They can Do mustered
Law Botidiug, Franklin street
0h So. THOs. T. CROPP1R.
CUBSrfTUTESi -.
~ SUBSTITUrra,
Three ahl. snbssitutes may 30 had by inns.
ol0te application, bv letter or otherviae n
| 20. 7. U.," Norfolk, Va. Persons in wsnt
VII state what service and what they wUi
Norfolk. March 10. 1857. mha.
ID EU 4 VI rs WANTEDTOR An m.
~. PRIMARY COMPdNY.-HnvInrn ~.
tatned from the Secretary of War au,Sor1tv
% organise an Infirmary Company, to 10 into
ne @cnve service OF The Confederate sts,ss
sons eubject to militia duty to enliss In IN,
new branch Of the service. This com panv's
duties WILDE TO attend the wound d soldis
on delo Of battle, and TO pre- vent them from
bleeding TO death. The com pany will bs eta.
toned shor. distance in the rear Of the Ina
OF battle, TO Immediately dress the wounds Of
each soldier wounded and remove him from
the held to some proper hospital. Each MA
enlisting will receive the bounty Of CO. Uni
forms and eqaipmen:s ais, furnished HAVING
nearly my Com ples0ent Of meI, should liks
70 receive about ~ more good recruita An
ply soon 1t my recruiting oface, Broad street,
between eth and 7th streets
nh le-ets JOHN UERBT0,
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i 4 @ 3

Ths BkkvlDEnn MANUFACTURES OO9.
otsaa mixed COTTON RAGS, dslivosSa q ~
Franklin rapef MI, % Sab strses. sosnse Of
Arch, near tAa 1aoAxnond ana PstsrsAasg 1aL.
rad Depot
saythlng In ~ way Of papsr slock. en- dispose
u thsm ~ applying - abovs.
Ono, WHITFIELD. Ps~lAsat.
n ~ Lraancn A~.'v 4. ~ .rsaA~.
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~ sPnOLAL NOTICE.

spsa accounts, Win pisass eli snd ss,sis wishsu,
DELAY. Aaviag closed oaf businea. Ne Wish -
setle up oar broh0.
8TEBDKN8, PuLLnM 4 90.
nh 0-0t (Iof. 9sh and BeoaA 81
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~ NOTIOeI NOTIOE,.
J. 3. BUR4ESS & Co,
TOT BaoAD 69sAse, RI0uMoNb, Va,
Whclasala Dealers Ia
TOBAOt)O AID UI0ARS.

vs. hass On hard The TARGET End best sslsesoA
stock Of Chewing and HmokinS TUbseso, Havana
ard Douestie Cigars Pipes Stems, AatebsA Paney
srtleles Ae., Ae., 10 b found In the 0oathsra
% afsdsraey. We are anxious " redues our
s:oaA. and consequently VIII OFFER superior Hdues.
ments TO Eutlsrs end othss dealers
J. r. DUR1kSS l. 90, lot Brood IT,.
nh ls-.n shova corner oh.
HIFO & RENT-The two splendid ROO Ms
over our stole, No. ld7 Main street. 100
teet deep, running the entire Ion 9Th OF the
house, with splendid entrance from "a ala
street. Water on first Aoor, and gas on b< tn
6oors. Possession given Let April. Apply
to ELLETT r WEISI0ER.
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kUNAW ~.


OF REWABD.-Rauawayf from IN: sub
% scribeF, about two weeks ago, light.
eYnSur bf cad .colored boy, named ROBERT;
very dirty In his appearance. He was hired
from Thomas J. Bag ~. Agent. on wall street.
ing or employed at some Of the soldier camps
or hospitals. HIS owner lives In Norfolk.
Va will give the above reward Of seven
dollars TO any no who will deliver IN 20
me- or secure him in Jail 80 y sC ss eim again
Corner Leigh and I'd sts,, e
NH B-2ts Richmond, Va.
NOe REWARD. Runaway from my
AZD store. on Tuess ay morning. 18th In !.
staIt, my Negro Boy, LEWIS WASHINQ-
about fees high, IL years old; had en- when
last seen a brown sack coat, brown uhn's
and military Gap The above reward will
b paid for his delivery to me,
NH 2s-Sts No 100 Main st.
DANAW -Y-e20 REV AhU.-kanAway,
II, on the 70 h inst my boy MOSES He
Is about 70 years old, s feet 10 inches high, Of
light gingerbread color, with very thick and
bushy hair and heavy eyebrows. He 10 either
In Rtchm md or lurking about the neigh Dor.
any one who will either brire him to ne or
pat him In the Henrico county Jail.
NH 27s* J. u. SHEPPARD.
l'IFTY DULLARS Re AkD-WnI be
= paid for tho arrest and delivery to me Of
my negro man taken Outside the
doubtless try 70 60 TO Frederieksburg on the
railroad track. no IL 20 years oil; black
heavy build . feet or 10 inches high !; had
on light colorsd full cloth clothes; heavy bro.
gans he was brought from King George
W. OuLTON,
mh @-iw* Mcrument Hotel.
DCNAWAY-$1 6 kLWAkD.-Left with.
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~ UIGY SEk4EANr.-l respectfully
~ announce myself candidate for 70.
election 10 the once Of CITY SERGEANT.
NIB So THUMA- q. DUDLEY.
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rs Z 4 T z 4 $40 REWARD.

~ -
Inc aSovs reward viii b. paid for ALLY
ANUEK L COX; n years Of age; fset
s sas I IL
borp In ROCKING ham county. Va. pedsserted
on his way 70 the rsgim ent, At Calpepsr y.
H., and IL believed to % no v In this city.
. g Lieut.. JOHN j LU1TS.
Rec,uit'g Oncer, %. r, lst. Md. Reg,
NH - SIS once cor. sth and Main SIS.
a TT1NTlON, LIGHT ARrILLERY.-
IA am authorised By the Governor to re-
ceIVe SU8ST ,TUTES In my company OF
Lib Artillery. and to muster them IN a.
they come. Those, therefore. who desire TO
procure substitutes, or who wish to become
substitutes, should call at once at my head
quartsr.. johnson 4 0siGon's once: sndsr
me :S x as,. Baptism Z iss, H1:ry
~ RLOkUlTe are waited to al up he ranks
OF the above company 70 one hundred men. The
com any u now stationed At Jsmestowp, aol u
attached 70 MAI. VIM. Aliens Battalion Of Hesvy
and clothing farnishsd. For inSorma,io0, spply
at II. JONES'. on Cary street.. Or adde's either
one of the undsrsispsd at JamsG'own
Capt THOS B. BLAKE,
lss Lit THOS. J. GARTER,
LIT. RO ar. D. BINPOBD,
nh 28-Si" "a 1t ]. AReI0THAD ALLEN.
NOTIUE.-A1I those who nave enlist. In
IN We Magrudsr Light Artillery, who do
noS immodiafoly report themselves At the
Resruitins Once. No Wall street. or 1t
ser tsrs. and treated as such.
NH 2s-s.s T. J PAGE. Jr Captain.
'N "' y ~ UTEY BATTERY
viii report immediately 10 the Captain at
pany is now under orders and will leave in q
few days ior the seat OF war.
NIB 2S-sts
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aNARalAGESi CARkIA8EHii OAK.
~ RACES 1.-The subscriber Intends Civ.
zig up his STORE house BY The lst Of May, and
viii offer fo1 sale his stock Of Roekswa avs, Dus
q(se, with erd without tops, and eprin&. w gona.
Viii b have been put up with great care for this
market, at very low prices. "a he intends to sell
every vehicle ON hand. hs would further stats
that ell persons In want Of Carriages, &C., will
aEdit greatly TO iheir advantage to give him .
dI5, he 10 determined ~ sell in order to close
sEt + i stock. JOHN DOES,
fe 2S-lM4 Corner Of 9th and Broad ess,
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1f =

III 1STffiD6---:EiIid( 6i4;5. III Ssssas LII.
ns,,r. !. s.s;sss: 4 s q q fsLSs' > - si
be- q one h.sd,sA .Msis.s -. II - sas-
fso, nd he Alioinlps eoeutieh who ase sosa =
The volantssr snvics, u aniss With ~ q ones II
The 6efooco ef toe most inpcftant DosllloA %
ss.'. 5: .9, s g ~ ss e:, e !. J. e.
- . s.--4w. 9A1ss {: ~: d f..
" -. ..i,., u,s:,Xg,nssT ]! (:
81 ;s,: "a =: : sss ! Z az s :.. e
5 a-s- g 1AnkspA1s ! ND.
VIZ : , D. rI,l.r =
LIDO lb4. pere o.oaaA 1.s'ssd sw.assa.
PtROnI4A. tADO = Oy.. D1vsgisas.
NH % .1ots Ia MAIN street.
WANfEb..An scs...,s
-. U O L i 3 q r q b.
APP,,eea:ss1 mist b n'd' m ~''.s sss
IlamEDIATELY- -
delivered on the hus OF the rosI 1etWe0
kAG0m0W0
ret long. not lsss than inches diameter st
small end. barked and smoothly hswn 70 .
tAickneas Il inches, CLEAR Of any dsfbct cal.
eulatsd to impair strength.
No Sill will b received nuder aiso. ssag
fR1Ma. ~
For white or past oak, 70 IL inches DIANE
ter. - cents. cash; II inehssor more. 80 esats,
For red orchsstnut oak, q cents, sacA.
For further Information, apply % Section
Masters on line Of road. or TO
Oy1Ioa r.. +. r +. g. o..
Richmond. March =. ls6s. NH Its
M ANTkb TO FUROHAsE- -
Fifty tons Of CAST scrap Ivon. for which I
wifi pay the highest markss price for 1t my
Foundry, ON sth street. nsar Main.
VXT ANTkD-Rscruits for the
" !" THOMAS ARTILLERYl"
Capt fhilip b. Stanafd. assisted ~ ST.
geants Joseph Il. blair and T. b. McOurdy,
will receive the names Of all persons Wish5Ao
to enlist in this Battery. One Of the above
named gentlemen may be found during the
day, either at the odise Of the MidlozAiar
tween Main and Gary, Or that Of Mr.. =. A
Smith, on Main street, between 3oth anil list
The service seen by this Battery IL too vol
known TO need further notice. Uszal bonn
y. &c, given. NH IA linz
w ANrAD- oARrxrrxRs
Two hundred Ship Carpenters. to work .
'' " " ". A. &AVEa
Navy DEPARTING MT,
NH 26-eod2w Dichu. ond.
wv ANTED-rive hundred o~ras 81 vAI
w BANK At the Richmond Taunsry, o!
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TOR KsNr-rhs elegant h ssidence recently
r. occupied by Mr. Alsxx- + .wGla, On
Frsnkiin itrfst, bstwssn 26th end 9Th sss.
Tbs uouss Il escsilenIly built; contains "
foolns: Il farn Ahsd VITA gas. marble mannF.
oil doth, &e., al In good order. To . good tee
at the rent will Go season abe.
For pafd saiara, Inquire of Nj. WAIKEA, 90
the Amisss. U-W
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y. s. OF A.RVHMAsflR's OYFicl,
Richmond. Va. March ~. 1853.
NJ OTlOE -Sealed proposals will be re-
II received at this ca - NTH SaturS ay, 9th
Of April, FOR the man ufacture, from cloth 10
be furnished by the Government. OF
400 HOSPlT Al TENTS.
10 COO FLY TENTS.
Specimen Tents can be seen at this once
j. b. aoOLELLAND.
NH Sd MAI and Q'rmaster,
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CALr. SALT. sA1H
lam tust IN reeelps Q lot Of PINE NALr, -
eondgnnsne PArtlN. who LETT orders with Ne
some time aimee. haA better vsnsw then, Il the1
SIAN waAs: p. A. WOODa. =,
mn M-I0t' 1'th a Qesv ,strssls.
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NTANTED.-1 wish 70 hire rood
+ w BOY
either slave or free, who has been accustom.
TONED TO the care Snd management Of h0rsee
to 90 with me into service. Apply either 70
me, at clamp Lee, or to J. b. Anderson 4
Co., Trsdegar Iron Works. u
+ VIM. E. TANNER,
NH 2S-StA Lieut.. Letcher ARTILLERY,
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ELECTION CARDS.

|, ELECTION CARDS.
~ JEFFERSON WARD Tho follow
~ Ing Ticket Will b supported In Je3srson
Ward:
aldermen. Coaaeiimea.
B ID. Sauxay, N. b. Hill,
VIM Taylor, +. u Haskfns.
N. M. Lee, a. 7. Stokes,
+ A J. Uioptop, J. N. Talbot4
Br A. Plcot. Vim. H. Rfcha, dson
NH q So
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NELLIE W.-Your note, written on the
II 18Th, was received tbs 48 l. Consequent.
~ 700 I>te. Will you write uga;nf L.
mn 2S-St&
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w. CAPT AIN OF r d h MIGHT
~ Wa iCH.-I AM q ca ,di,sSsa for the flee
Uf UAPTAIN Of the NIGHT WATCE Of the
city & Rithmond. and respectful soliclt the
votes OF my fellow -citixens.
Iuh 35-Gts L. NJ JUDE.
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" yOLUNTIERS-.
TO All mp thu Hsnvico
Light DrAgoons-theo oldest company Of Oav.
airy In the State, and Of tbs 12fst 70 enter the
Held. Bounty OF 80: clothing and s1bsist.
enee will - furnished. Apply ~ Recratt-
Ing Once, No I, Law Baildlog.
Lieut. 0EU. HOPKINS, :
NH 34-t94A~ : Recruiting OMcsr. =
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w MALE TEACHER,
who u sinele man, 70 take charge OF school
In my family. Satisfactory reference - 70
charscter And Qualidca tons req uirsa.
Address, News Ferry, HALIFAX. Va.
STERLING :. EDXUNDY.
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or property of any citizen of any Of the
United States, such as is punishable by
the known laws of the land, the COM
handing officer and officers of any regi-
meat, troop or company, to which the
person or persons accused shall belong,
are hereby required, upon application
duly made by, or in behalf of, the party
injured, TO use their utmost endeavours
TO deliver over such accused person or
persons to the civil magistrate, and like
wise to be aiding and assisting the Off
GERS of justice in apprehending and Sc
curing the persons so accused, in order to
bring them to trial. If any commanding
officer or officers shall wilfully neglect,
or shall refuse to deliver over such per-
sons, the officer or officers
so offending, shall be cashiered.
ART 81. Any officer or soldier who
shall misbehave himself before the enemy,
run away, or shamefully abandon any
fort, post, or guard, which he or they
may be commanded to defend, or speak
words inducing others TO do the like, or
shall cast away his arms or ammunition,
or who shall gut his post or colorS 10 plumber
and pilLage, every such offender, being
duly convicted thereof shall suffer death,
or such other punishment as shall be or
dered by the sentence Of general court
martial.
ART..5 All officers and soldiers are
to behave themselves orderly in quarters
and on their march and whoever shall
commit any waste or spoil, either in
walks of trees, parks, warrens, fish
ponds, houses, or gardens, corn fields,
Enclosures of meadows, or shall mGlicioasy
destroy any property whatsoever belonging to
the inhabitants of the United States, un-
less by order of the then Commander in
Chief of the armies of the said States,
shall, (besides such penalties as they are
liable to by law be punished according
to the nature aud degree of the ofIeDse,
by the Judgment of regimental or gem
eral court martial
W ART. SO. Whoecer shall relieve the
enemy with money, victuals, or ammuni-
ton, or shall knowingly barber or pro-
tect an enemy, shall suffer death or such
other punishment as shall be ordered by
the sentence Of court martial.
W ART. 81 Whoever shall be con-
victed Of holding correspondence with or
giving intelligence to the enemy, either
directly or indirectly, shall suffer death,
or such other punishment as shall be
ordered by the sentence of a court
martial.
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Selecr Articles Of War.

( Token from the REVISED Regulations for tie
Arp3H published by the War Department,
1861, far the government Of the military
service l0W The injunction Of the Secretary
Of Var that they be strictly observed)
ART. 80. Every officer commanding in
quarters, garrisons, or on the march, shall
keep good order, and TO the utmost of his
power, redress all abuses and disorders
which may be committed by any officer
or soldier under his command; if, upon
complaint made TO him of officers or sol
diers beating or otherwise ill-trcating
any person, or disturbing fairs or markets,
or of committing any kind of riots, to
the disquieting of the citizens Of the
United States he, the said commander,
who shall omit or refuse to see justice
done to the offender or offenders, and
reparation made to the parties injured,
as far as part of the offenders pay shall
enable him or them, shall, upon proof
thereof, be cashiered, or otherwise pun
ished, as a general court martial may
direct.
ART 33. When any commissioned oili-
Ger or soldier shall be accused of CAPT
cal crime, or Of having used violence, or
committed any offence against the person
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500 Horses Wanted !!
FOR CAVALRY SERVICE.

1--WE HUNDRED GOOD HORSES, BETWEEN
II four aud eight years old, and between fifteen
and sixteen hands high, are wanted Immediately for
CAVALRY SERVICE, for which reasonable prices
viii be paid.
Apply to CAPT. II. ~ LAMB on Vine Street,
below Mrs. Polk's residence. auglC-tf
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Proclamation of the Governor.

y virtue Of tho power and authority in me ves-
- ted, ms Military Governor Of tho State Of Ten
ues7oa do hereby appoint the io.l wing persons %
hold aud exercise the functions, Of the respective Of
fees attached 10 his aud their names and to perform
the duties thereof according 10 law, to wit:
FIRST WARD.
John Carper, Alderman. James Turner ana VIM.
Roberts, Councilmyn,
SECOND WAND,
Jos. R0bb, Alderman. G.. NJ. Southgatc and be-
Myers COunCllmen.
THIRD WARD.
Ell Mulloy, Alderman, Andrew Anderson and
Alex, Mcdaniel, COunclmcn,
FOURTH WARD.
II, G, Sooycl, Alderman. L. b. HUI and Charles
SayeTs, Ccuucimou.
FIFTH wABn.
W. s Chatham, Alderman. j. ID, Knowles and W .
A, McCeland Councilman.
SIXTH WARD.
NJ NJ Brien, Alderman. 4. J. Yarbrough aud
VIM. Driver, COuuGllmen.
SEVENTH WARD,
NJ. G l.. Claiborne, Alderman, VIM, Stewart and
Thos Cready, Councilman,
uGHrH WARD.
JOS. Smith, Alderman VIM. Haily aud VIM.
Sanborn, Councilman.
- In TESTIMONY WHEREBY, ] have here
q unto set my hand and caused the Great
| N''' Seal Of the State O. be Affixed, al Nash
~ vile, this October lst 1862
ANDREW JOHNSON, GOVERNOR.
EDWARD H. East, Secretary Of State.