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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-03

states that he overheard & conversation, q rev
DAYS since, between the Confederate Generals
Stewart and Wilcox, from which he inferred
that strong force Of Confederates diverged
from the main body between GordonsvlIle and
Thoroughfare, and are now marching Up the
Valley for Harper's Ferry.
The Washington Star says that Mr., Somers
who went up to the battlefield Of Saturday to
assist in burying the dead, states that the Fed
eral loss, on that day, in killed was reported to
be 500, and the wounded 5000. 1t adds that
the Confederate cavalry are securing the coun-
try in every direction, and in the opinion OF
Mr.. Somers some Of the civilians who went up
to the vicinity of the battlefield have been
captured.
A letter in the Baltimore American of to-
day says that "on yesterday a detachment OF
about $50 men of the First Maryland Cavalry
and Capt. Means Independent Company, went
upon a reconnaissance from Harper's Ferry to
Leesburg, under the command Of Maj. Cole
When near Lcesburg, they suddenly came pom
two thousand Confederate cavalry. A fight
ensued, and all but about forty Of the Federal
troops were eitherkilled captured. Maj. Cole
and CAPTAIN Means are both reported as killed.
Some Of the wounded are now at Point OF
Rocks. "
The discussion in France as to the authen-
ticity of the phrase imputed to Cambronne at
the battle of Waterloo-'' the guard dies but
does not surrender is still pertinaciously
kept up. The testimony of the ''Spirits' has
now been called in.
Fletcher Webster, mortally wounded, and
now dead, was the oldest son of Daniel Web
ster. His younger son was IN the army IN
Mexico, and died inservice there. His daugh-
ter Mrs Appleton, died some years ago,--so
that now there is none left of the blood Of
'Webster." FLETCHER Webster leaves two
children.
A letter from New York says the Govern
ment is taking up all the steamers that can be
had at that port for purposes of transportation.
Vessels of other descriptions are in brisk de-
mand to carry grain to Europe, and sailors,
good, bad and Indifferent experience no d1ih-
Guilty in obtaining employment at liberal wages.
The whole number Of vessels Of all description
at the wharves yesterday was A. of which
Is were steamers, 100 ships, 10 barks, l05
brigs and so schooners. Included in the list
are 81 vessels under seizure as Government
prizes.
A curious theory advanced in Aldrich
hook ':Out of His Head, s" is confirmed by the
case of an Englishman named Burton, who
murdered a boy of nine years old at Chatham,
and immediately surrendered himself; avowing
that he had long wished to, be hanged, and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-03

EFFECTS OF THE NEWs-In another place,
the effect in this city OF the exciting news from
the army, is described. Telegrams from Phil
adelphia, Hamisburgh and Boston, all report
the feeling there as intense. In Boston, nc
tees appeared in the Sunday papers and were
read from the pulpits, requesting the people
to contribute lint, linen, whisky cordials and
other hosDital stores necessary for the wounded,
and very large amount of such articles were
gathered and sent forward by the evening train.
A large sum of money was also contributed
Mayor Wightman, several members OF the
City Council squad of twenty policemen and
several physicians left by the night train to
render aid A train Of eight double freight
cars, filed with hospital stores, contributed by
the citizens for the use of the Federal Wounded
in Virginia, left at g. 80 P. NJ. The train also
had large corps Of volunteer surgeons.-N.
I. Erl07ess
In respect to the abandonment Of Baton
Rouge by the Federal troops, a correspondent
at New Orleans says Attending the aban-
donment Of Baton Rouge by the Federal troops
was the securing from the State capitol all the
valuable documents the Confederates left be-
hind them, together with ali the pictures, and
the statue of Washington by Hiram Powers
This was done by especial orders Of General
Butler'
The country residence Of ". ". Corcoran,
esq.,, the banker, has been taken for a hospital
The grounds will accommodate five hundred
tents. Other vacant houses in the District Of
Columbia will be occupied for similar purposes
The "colored waiters' Of New York, have
been in state of perturbation, for the last
week, in consequence of report to the effect
that the saloon and eating house keepers had
resolved to turn them out of their situations
and fill their places with white men. In order
to protect such individuals as may thus be
thrown out of employment, a relief association
| has been formed, who guarantee to support
| them until they find work 4 meeting for the
| furtherance of the plan is shortly to be held.
Yesterday morning in Washington, military
officers were employed in collecting together
all such vehicles as are suited for use in the re-
moval of the sick and wounded to and from the
| various hospitals.
| The transport steamer Montreal, under charge
of Jas. Bryan, Surgeon {. S. A., with 800
men, and the New York, under charge Of S.
r. Skillerin, Assistant Surgeon Z. S. A.,
with 500 sick and wounded, left Washington,
yesterday bound for Portsmouth Grove, r. l.
The great influx Of wounded soldiers has
made it necessary to convert the Georgetown
| Collnnn unner story ofthe Patent Office. which
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-06

FRox LIScoLSDoM The New York Essald, of II 10
stAat saes thes Gers al Pissslnto1 with bis cavalry
'mads another dash" across the Potomac Shepherd
town, on "Wednesday drove body of rebels back tc
Mzrnsb1rg and shslied them cut Of that see, ffeD
which il clear hA. the Yankee army not this sie
Of tbs river.
despatch from L9uisv1l, says that the larger per-
tloa Of General Bats army has moved towards the IN
terror Of Kentucky in several columns and over Diff
en-. routes.
An IFsh recruiting sergeant, in New York, met Henry
Ward Beecher on FaltOa street. en- Monday hs arc
urged hin to enls; in COr,Oran' gon. BsoeheF ask
the sergeant II no intended insult him. b, repisd
negatively. BssehsF then sail, "yeu know, sir, do
want 10 enls you sre geoundsel fer sgkng 20 do
So" TIE sergeant, Who has ca in the Hrld, giving
the details of The af says lha BeeeaeF took parJcu
Lar esrs that he inside the back door before he
pressed the word 'sesundrel.'
Brisldier General R9tmAn, Of Rhode Hand, who was
wounded in the battle Ct Shupsburg died Monday night
near Hlgsrs.OEn.
The Herald publishes lit Of the members Of tie
"Rsb, Congress- ssd another Ct the general os5rs Of
the army. Toe fist sec Ion OF TIE bill psIdisg in
the House Of Representatives is Pgoshsi IS Al Sn-o
meat
TIE report Of the Hospital 81 mining Committee
Gently presented in the Con5ers;s Senate v.eh stated
tia. IS 90 patients had bSSa sdnh,ei ;o tie VaIicu
Hospitals In AID near Rcbzoal -.1es ttsis os lIzlo.
Is quoted by the Herald to show that these hospitals
''noS contain over 1900 plden.s"
The active qui,y fOs stocks unabated, b.: g,li
declined to 1921 on the dsburs uent Of Gbsgt nj on
in the shape Ct ,ateEs =. the Sue T.sasg. Exen rse
closed a. IS5 Cotton closed s-G on the b4s.s #
50 cea;s ios mid i1g uFlar6s.
Toe tn elections 10 LEcOndOn take p'a,s on q 4;h
Of NoTembeF. Ba-ljie, Gsaenl Ke5a,l . The D. nc
cratic e1addl.s IN The Seventh District, Pepu.
Tee returns Of the Maine slseioas saoS decrease in
the aggregate vOe sines 1851 Of 5. goa Z pub lean
loss OF II S45 War Democrats loss Of 957 and P.ees
Democratic gam Of is $40.
Gsv. Morgan, Of New York, has designated Thur.
day, November 27h, a. a day Of Thanksgiving AID
FayeF.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-06
| &c. o.
AN AoT TO PROVIDE FOR I al PAYMENT OF CIRTAIN
/ a. -Irs Al INT rdE NONPlDR AATE nrATss IN TEE
CT .Iee AZ INST fdE
srATE OF MIS- .OULI.

STATE OF MISSOURI
Ia Coagress ase CJaierdts S.Ss Of Atricd do enact
solSfs long % tue Confederate
erycs Eho were rolled said under the
OF Major rurra sterling Price In the d,sou
xtt VI The Ia the Con-
ele arny shch ia ofc S)diers belong,
pensato9 lag 10 tue cf che Joneie stasf that
period Z otves the tire tueh ryopi hAV
beea actu ,ly enIoed In he n-d,Ae service
their sguAr BY tn Authorities C1ufecerAe
trco
ssc AL ri ,els AID soldiers he Ns,ou state Guard called
int, the service Couie crate the oder
lng o., the Confederate Army, ~ rendering
- the COME under any agrSCm made between
e aut The STATE OF usou those OF thu ooGfeie
Ale receive tls par the Ice dirg VIII ch
nj soldiers hsyib Ia uch service they
uuld entitled eve bel the ederAt'
Prorided AOoecer hat al sun Oees eeor ssii
Missouri al ali My live 'o n services 'hs
oonpenI .oa With SA- e dchargrs like d-res Ia toe Co..
feder,ts Army
CSC Rrf re oHoer soder thA be entitled 10 receive
pay proVJns tie two preceding sections be shall
prese 70 tie whsn he may spIy fer psyuen.A ceh
cate med UormRcd ni OF TIE llsoo sgsde
or BAilAn~n Nhichhe hAys belong the tine ftae
uoa Il &c Vice Ehc, certificate shall state the else pc 10
ufig which Ger va 10 actual servic
rtt Asd second sso o. this Act: And Pre-
rifs dris That tbs si once DIR ELAune cit tbs Gi
with whom his spp eaton TO- 1T be mad
hs III tn period stated s. sAd ctneAte "a the
his us servse Acre;aii aud tia 1e Is
injected ,he COns Aies
the cup ha be The duty Of oee ehAgal the ply
met o pAr Sreh claim.
Approved Sept g. 1854
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-06
TELEGRAPHiC.
IRON NEG nRLELNI.

BoBrLE, October So se BllsT bis issued al cidar
no rs qurirg Il ps;5cu, in New 0deins, male or
female eigieso yesrs Of age, opTs'G', who sympa.
this, with the Southern oontsdsrasy, 10 Espor: them
selves by ls O,ober, with desciip i've lists Of their
property real and personal II they renew their ale
gauce 10 tho Ulied States Government they are to be
Ieconmen led for pardon; no., they will be a1ed ard
Imprisoned, End their property oor6'cated. The polio.
aen Of tho city are ch,rgsd with tbs duty o. seeing thai
ev.ry Householder enrol, his property in lie respective
dial
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-06
Az 1qTr, rRo'rDE FOR E&s iGRyHER Isrr oP TRzAs1.


Ia. Co.grsSs oftls Confederate dtes Of mfsG do enact
Iha. Ia tie .IeAsury Gnd hsrtby author
cater AID Tie noteI already Authorised by
such additional suoun Of tbs ne red psy
the 81 lOng ad by us las. pre-
sons Issued Cn1eT A Gmi cOld tons aad estIic
,oni rEy be prv by the nIs sscoa Of h.
ed provide for the support
Govsnnen approved April lSth 1862 he bon md csruh
cats stock ssu=d Ia preference ali thsy
can used AID whie heJ cannot hs dea, ercJ be
y led By reAsury Eotes
SIC authority ri 10 the Secretary tho Treau-
nd Eesl0n q Act entitled An scl provide
furt er support cf GoVernnen" approved
lStA 1862 In hAnse for Treasury
rhca - be rveonve ls In tho pieaJu-e o. ne
ho Ger shah be eAendsd from fhy millions hand ed
der al tie vudloli I'm tau prScribel In act
src abe secretary OF The Treasury I'd pay
rutuy ineftss acerslg the At q lanu ~ all
e te,Lg Ceasu lfts ALh 10 make proper uRto Ia
rel, N S1ch payne T. Poyd that unll m-ntes
treaty o. e. pay IhA he Ia aurJ
MT oear.ns in'e est
E he ofTeAiury not un Ter the Denomination o.:
ave Stthsired to be sxeaded Millions dollars
Apy!er.d, sypt IS, 1854.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-06

CoSsEEsSIoSAL ia re Sslsle, SATURDAY, much tine
vas Consumed IL tie s,Ugs o. CT b.. to tflcd Per
sons subjso Lc enrolment - eolsc pts the poor psi'
egs Of volunteering and eel, s'i1g the rcgnsuis in
which they 10 serve J5eir country IN tie Il. Ths
bill vas finally i,3 upon tie ,Able. jlic! resolution
Vas atoped * eadisg tie sszsIOo L NoadAy ns1I
10 h instant. Several . ; we're passed
Tls House ceuEsleei business at 10 o'yloCk A. u,
wish about hlEy members pessnL l, was soOa sscsT-
tanned, BY o01a. o. a division, puroOsSly CGn.d G.
that quorum vas not n aitsldAEes. A call e h.
Hose WAS teen demanded, iClOEed by tie Usual pro-
essdings, oecrpJirS nearly 81 hous! Thl change in
the hour Of sei0g from II 70 10, agrsei 70 Fr ca
ssrnooa the s1g aaadon Of the Absncc OF several
dsaquents. hers st cadng to bgseess for their
sOnSutuSns, etc. Further Psce sdiags gldlr he cal
were dispensed sta, Whea qlciun vas fosad 70 o.
present Uadsr the eircuusAnces the abss1,s,s were
som3zhat excunble, bu. they shocli al remember thA,
in crisis ike shs il Is the dat' Of every man % be al
his pest. We hope tao proceeding, yss.o;dy, vii have
the desired Se, Of uP;essns tais se-se Of duy upon
the members Of both Houses.
The House sgSeei 70 The repor. Of the Committee Of
Conference en- tie E1;m2.iOa BIZ, which bad been pre-
yiOusy agreed to b. tie Senate. l. also eoaclrred in
soc joint resolution from the Senate e1.sadag the ss,
son for Gno her week. Two or time bills we're passed
Tas Tax Bill Nss NJ: considered
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-06

FAoN raE ELsrERS sHoEs two gentlemen who r .
Gently made their escape from Acccmac, ard have al.
rived in his city, represent .lA the state of affairs in
tis. county amounts almost to rsign of terror. TIE
Yankee General, lockwood, who coumSnds that Depart.
nent is already practically enforcing Lncoln's smsnc.
patton proclamation, BY Issuing Stree papers" to slaves
In single day, lat week, be thus liberated two hun.
Died and fly, Aad retained them ia the community
is cad of SEEDING them North the Yankss Generals
esowhers have done. OF course, their masters are
charged With their support Withou: the bsnSs Of their
services.
Tie gentlemen from whom We obtain this information
crossed the Chesapeake in open boat and then
mad, their way 10 Richmond by land.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-06
AN ACT I'd AMEND IN AIT ENTIT I'd AN ACT TO PRO
woe ~ TIER YcR T8k tUdLfJ DEYEhCE, Approval


Woe ~ TIER YCR TIN tU8LfJ DtEEhCE, APPROVED
APslL Il, 1859
ne Congress e Confederate Adtesor America do enact
IlAee in the military tie Confederate st,ei fer the
years the ihoud have ended
residents Of the Conf derAe Stat between the
a thirty re AHd forty Ave AZ the time the calls
made, AID who not a. s1ch Une times legally
itary VICE. ueh thereof Ia judg
met nay p1esnary 10 the pa, lie define suh
under The prcyrs and sccorug TO he OF this
which this = imen' and such Auho- slA
he Prenusnt dcsing The present Ill Teons Who
hereafter ttooue ghiren Of whfn
enrolled al prsons bei-te1 che Of eighteen and oy
shall ,hsf fell une sr,ytel ThAti the 4. esde.t
slas troops n,o hs VI the Confederate
heretofore tsttd e shall sa for tGs bN hs age. Of tn
81 Eve and s,y uhsI ss than 70 q Ave- PJoyi led III :
ao IL Elm tt4ii ell shll ID tpe1lrg or mo
yg any pant the which this RmeldSv rxsspt
herein expressly stated Ard proy 81 uihs, That those cal Ell
this ths act 10 VI ish III is Eaendnent
be r AID mrsatsy ode ed TO nd 20 their
luutes baaious Idr3Ds and
ge the act g. further
pubic dsence approved l6h pr s68 pssssd ard the
hs be asst ncd snEat rs ned sch
Stale pEslge Of tina. acsd Ia
ersd by the tte having suth tesdue according the
Laws disposed Of provided by Provided,
eideni no ised tNu psno the execution Of this
Act or The &C 10 vhih Arisrdmenl any caty
Whe he may fad InprAc,Able u execute toe same and tn
10 such locality, aad curing sd saspeaso TIE Preiden
receive troop t'e Co elerae r under
Of the passed the Confederate Coes por 10 the pas
rage the to fer the public defence approved
l6h April. 1859
ppr we'd ~ ptsmbef 81 lst2.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-06
AuJUrAAr AND INSPECTOR aESLB .P4IOl, ,
EICgxoSD, Sept. 29.h, 1861. \
aTEER4L orders,
=

10. y
TheP having approved set q Congress reglug
the s,re4y "to transfer private omnis
SO 4ed c my bella regimen; from state Of this CO.
d5a,y on an IL owa TO Iesstnt h stAe,
uh-5eyer q en- v.te r con commits oued teer may app
tTArer nj n transfer can be msde Sih
r plb ts,ycs; AMI ma: the Secret ~ q VIZ
ui Ae al no, APy y any Ps'oi who sAi en- sse as
eoasms b. Ne 70 esCtg at al be sedre, ed - he
an saabe grsntea BY him without reference 70 NA De
pArmsst vhher the uAnfG uhn his syn EiitAry Depart
hs company sheh The ranifer sought 70 be made SHAH ar
b. gwen AID the Ets;r can b' made without Inlay to Tbs
l. al esss IN vhlci tbs Commanding General shsn ,his
prope rsa5s sppcaon h. shall endorse the rsAs n
To- such rsGiA and forward the Application 10 the apart
A. P-asraph IT, General Orders No. g. Current Series para
grahIX Gene No. 81, Cur Mt Hers Aad euse
GsnrI orders NO S. current &c les are h.Fsey
III m, ration Issued to hospitals win not r.sfer Ne sasise
10 he I'd g. 1854 viii remain
,crib = ~ pa .A,rsph IL I, General ! ega atosa
/. Tor hs prompt ,elef Of ths SEX wounded Of
General Cpl inesd ng those in hs city OF kch-
coSmszsant Of the Post shall 10 be e,'Gb
sAed oArd soal oitEo mora ne Heal etrs al each
Gene a. hosp tai the ermnAon o. 81 soldiers who
RAJ b eOaIs a. saeise for firl Hsh or Ola shsTe
Sc ic sIx cf ire Pos or GensEs haial viii act A. Com
alt o. e Post
flrovgl g1d g. ORR by the EK41npg Beard, ant ~
By he teaof SAIGON Of ts e9ss sal ell e NE soldier
h fs'ougt n be s,-d TIE uonuSndEtt q TIE Toss
hatac -rio,teo ~ di1sbity with recommendation for
debsssc guei due orn by e EHAmlG ns aoad, AID sp
dscl itd TO be ucdt r in the l-li or "a tny
replae sttss Cover sn er, HIN to his d!sehsrse WHICH
Ub' si by las Cvl sndani Of the Pos; and in all
descriptive Gad fnsl papers cannot be obsiOd
s pAutnl s oe n ite ei io ~ ntrt won me Hospital Ie
By The Eg charge bis AFFIDAVIT that he has not received
Tor The period lor wsioh claims 70 be and that he
not lsdstled to hs O. eoysrnnsni beyond the amount
| stated by hin
In AZ o, sppatlon for farlcurh discharge under
the irgo raagaPN he applicant VIII be required explain
satisfactorily his absence from the battalion squad
i which be beiongL
VI notice Of lhs uges granted undsr
this order viii be forwarded through Department. Commanders 10
/ the Adju,Int and Inspector General
By order,
| (sigaed) g. COOPER
| oct9-lS Adj and nsp. General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-06

Tar PAsselRr SrsrIM received another blow in the
Confederate serae Saturday. TIE authority eIsrcil
By the Provrs. EArsha in requiring passports from cit
izsns viii shortly te practically tested by several
bers of oorgrees. who have resolved to start home
wards wiihO passports aud II ieaiOei will bring the
matter 10 the attention Ct the Courts, etc.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-06

AN ACT ro DETERMINE ms ANNUAL PAY OF THE ENdl-
RkER-lR-CHIIP AND PA SAD ASSISTANT kURGEJhs OF
TdE hAyY.
pay Of the Engine raief Of Ire Navy and
paIssi ssssaa, snail be ooss Engpeera eh-i
three doas paGed asss FIR service
Aho hundred dob ihOfe other duty he.n
h4ndr dJAs vhsn 90 leave HAg oEder twelve HUNDRED
dolRrI
Approved September q, 1852.
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INV InfI,orItr.l


AN AIT TO AIIIlsp sa AEr sN IrLIp Az ACT TO PEG
vIDs 70. Tas III 10 DsPESoE
7hs Congress Of ts er.t Satss u ADs=fod do eHdei
Iha ths ska gu n Of pr5ds fot ruo l. tDce,
approve en- CT siEea iss be amended ad as The
No ds bsg dIy.oss" tie and civ
Lsy c5rpl and "a lrn shall be eonua11ed b; Lita
tenat 5ene ~ be appointed 81 Pe eit b. wi the
wee and coTss1t Of sepae uho shall resolve In lay
Hri. adler Gen raj
Approved ssF iSEber is, 1861
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no IL
AN ACT AMEND lRY OF IAN ACT - sEoEaAvIzE The

TAe CH9rea Or The CorIederae Si'es Of ApsoI DO enact
That alter his passage Of thu. act there snS be a9Vr
thu MU.le Ia EdNi 10 tee n=mbar Of mmiG
oned oe n muieiais AlloSei By ue hrst session Of the
Oongre approved may 20th, ls6 my 4trgeSn
twenty coIpo tseny dFgaers tTsaIy aers Gni pn
opA mucNls each rnopA musician receive the pap AID
Allowance o. er,'atHfjJ.
Approved, sept ~, 1864.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-06
An Aor TO AyEvp Az ACT H'. IN, n, TIL

AN ACT TO AyEED Az ACT mi TIED An AT TO EsrAB-
LIsH A PATEyr UPFi y, AND TO Pa VIDE F0l "
GRAaTINa AND IS. Us tF pArs IT, YoR Skw AsD UyE.
TUL DIlrOytlIEs, lNyEETl0Ss, IMPROVEMENTS AND
pEUGNs, APPROVED NAY n, sol.
Tss Cgress o. tie Confederate as Of AHericI do eaac
Of he stoJnd e,n 81 TIE s-oVs re tie at
Shc req " slpin.re tot e. ,rk OF tn Psten o.
Gee abs held obligatory THE cure iIn- the said
OF sh ieq :e tue tel9ss VI saeh Geer al h -
tie I, Son-r Il Patents may, 10 hi dsegoLo- with the
pT0vL the Attorney General dBPense with CHI dsk for
80 n Shen yer tie evenls OF s PAle-t o;s insult
a.len: /, eusbl, it 10 be selfluSain ng.
Approved sepIenbss 30, 1862.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-06
No. 10.
Az Acr 10 REsuLATE raI IA OF oIFIoIss OF TIE Pro

TAs Cbasrsss Of Sc Cassdfe States Of AMERICA do enact
That the on Engineer q Proyion, srny
may rAS cone then durag he var equal
Aah riEd ny Law r Elsne corps - the eieate STA
army: del TIE number OF ofc In gaae
rnsd 70 coons 'hres uestenAn, Colon I Majors dry
OsP..ias thirty Fist usGeaAns Aad tEelty sseOnl Lsusr-
Approved, sspL IS, 1850.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-06

i re'a OF TO his planting what vas called large cote
crop lest sPEtg STATE upon tbs authority Of the
Olunhus s7a, thss bis crop for 1862 consists Of 500
acres Of cotton aud 500 acres coIu bssdcs $50 scas
Of other g-ain--n ell $40 srrss.
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u W1lIIs VI Tut
LpprsEsa Seq isnbeE IS, 1861

NNo.
Az ACT TO AUTHORIZE In Lsus OF CoSPSDERLTE sTAfEs
BlnlS To MAT A oosfAACT sADh DY Tdk sEOa tTARY
OF TIE HAvY FOR SIX 1Rot-UAo VEJSEL3 OF WI Z AhD
STE An fEGlNEB AMI bOiIERi.
7Hg Sbn0re yes CRJ derGls ltae Of AsrieI do eH1,t
ina the the essgry be and Is rsDy artho
StCii1n tee ut su ho eel t. be Is
IusS FIVE hu d Ell Nous doit's q eder
sats bonds tie owls AID c5udit !ths
Hsd" =ubCgite the taJ Of frez notes
provide aI for thsir iede1iios approved aug % h.
iG and bj the further eTta act 70 the Ebevs ac
Approved Decsubr 10Th 1861 meet eont by the
tere<ry Of the Navy for 81 ron clad ves els OF Ad ak
steam boilers complete 70
sad bons when Isusd shall 90 dveredto tbs pssons e5ed
% them under he above reIted CONTRACT.
Approved Sept. 10, 1861.
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A GILLASr DisA-Olpt Flank Fiaday, with bis lit
ale company Of Partisan Rangers, from WashiOgSOn
county, w., nearly al Of whom yOuhs under eigh.
teen years Of ere and attached to the State Line service
made dAsh mo Wyoming county few days arc, ard
captured Dap. God reg, noted leader Of Ulion
company, and ten Of be They brough, them into
camp at Abs Valley where they are in limbo for tie
present
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.u.n.1s,rtAuoa 6 si; = q rR,sp,. r OF rRoors

TIs Goaorsss ora Londsrdts StHes Of srca do enact
Tht sha duty II TIE secretary Of Var anEfr
prvAs ropconisat ned theer, who mas be in egmsnE
rom etAe thu COME eIsy other his reIi uent
nom bis State wheneSer such private Lonconmaed
oce. may apply auth tTsaser S0d Hheneyr
cAa b. add i1y The public ,eIe tle secre.
tGs Of shall male utols fEi taIs .uc1 trans
ed tuts i ute
noysd hept %. lssa
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MEDICAL OF LLYGS osvIRGNIA-sgs sION
I9Rl-0l.

fVyHE annual OF Ls5iu commence toe ht
MONDAY November ls and cort uau the list 81
March ongi,gh -lty hav tecruia d, eonTliestor
OF the stA he mt thi nelssd tzpenss OF living
postpone h opsn the rnia beyond III
pc i'd T' WI. be iiactej he plan
vih the sane sivAn.sges the stu eat As heretofore
RAIULY.
Charles Bell Gibson " D., Prof ssor Of Surgery,
ia g. Prof II The,Ty aud pr ctre Ted ne,
-Beyey T. GGlod, ~ D., Prof q kaerA MedcA and Ihera
peuuos
A Y Pei oles, ". y Pref Of Anatomy,
s. Jovnes, o.. Prof Z Institute, Of Nedlcire kc,
Jane, H. Conway, NJ, D.. Prof of Obstetrics, &C,
James g. Meow NJ D. of Of Chem try and Pharmacy,
Marion Howard, 81 peDon'.rs.1r Of Anatomy.
- 1thsuaof OF AnAtomy ~
hatle ,auon
Graduation. 49,. 20
TOr further information, copy Of the saaogue address
L z. J lYHES, n. D.
Dean Of the Ps,uty.
Richmond September s, Is6l-d2AxGv