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Estimate of McClellan's Loss in tho
Recent Battles.

understand that Gen. Marcy, Chief
of McClellan's staff, estimates the entire
loss OF McClellan's army at 10000. -
4 A Federal wagon train was. attacked by
a small band of Confederate guerrillas,
near Flint Hill, Va, on Monday. A PAN
ic among the teamsters ensued, but sub
sequently the confederates were driven
off,
Senator Dixon left Washington city on
Monday, for Connecticut, to raise n -regi-
.ment of troops.
About 1000 rebel prisoners are now
confined on the islands in New York
harbor.--C Cor ". y Tribune.
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Arkansas.

The Memphis Buttetn, Federal, Of Fri
day last, states that Gen. Hindman has
captured Gen. Curtis with. s,OOOyprison-
crs. Most Of the officers were detained
the men were paroled. Preparation
were making in Memphis to sendGur.is'
men home.
-Four gunboats and one mortar boat
were in sight Of vicksburg.
In New Orleans Butter has arrested
persons for reporting McClellan's defeat.
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~ 49, ~ - II 7 Ett iHf ,.I.. IN
'hich every mails a w.
now no longer have a1'sexis'encs' WV b
q threatens TO arrest ana ''n P''.o ~ \
emales VINO may snow ,"s'e :. W., II
ympatiiy. Y rebel prisoners, - ..",,t !
- = ~. !, -. II
'hetner .iicay ", ~
on Is the menness mn, " 'es' -
ice question, anu invo' 'o
esearch. and elaboration ior whicn ~
ave neither time nor space inns .weeh
IS the slcg star Is now IN the ascef'tien'--
he season when the canine species grow
abid, and Shiny creeping things exuoe
heir bile and venom---we should not DC
TO learn at any moment sna
this brace Of worthless, and TIT represensa'
tives Of the Lincolnfeit dynasty hae pro
we'd capable Of still grosser outrages than
any they have yet ventured to commit.
Coastwise operations are satisfactory
The grand abolition experiment OF work
ing the niegers for the benefit Of the
Federal, government, is q delectable fail
nrc and the oyerseer-general is about to
retire in disgust. 50 ssfza 81
Col. Jack Morgan has turned up again
in Kentucky, to the great alarm OF the
Feds and Lincolnpoomps. An account Of
some Of his doings will be found in ou'
columns.
The Knoxville Register of "Wednesday
says detachment OF McLinIs cavalry
suffered themselves to be surprised by
regiment OF federai inian'ry' IN 'ne W
cinity OF Jacksooro' aay or 'wo 'ine mes
Result cavalry ios' ihos' o. 'n1,' nV,ses
equipments, &C., ou' inaA'"s i''
'ime oi, ioos ~ pau t' S,''''s :,
ine rees nav ~ " ~. saon, - :,
'ono zap ~, I, y 49,. soo,,,dsd lodi;
s'o"s
v,.,
o"A.No ','oas " gu. 80 -,
iai-seeihs 'o'ei' to'a' ~
prise" oi any Staining " IL
moves no' proper ~ 70 . p
anu II w '.' ". snon - t.a'
say anyoh'he "pou' ~ "o. o'e" i'.'' po''
haps, that such iniorma'ioh was IN o"'
possession.
Capt. hce's cavalry are SUN Oh uu'y ~
this county. lie seems TO be an exceiien'
ofheer, ana ms men good soioiers anu MOI
very heavy on sard'nes and whiskey.
The Lincoln element hereaway Is aoou.
extinct--a result, whether mainly attribu
table to the efficient policy OF the proves
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From tho New osk rime ~ a. Z
The hst Qece3slsy O 3yery =,
yer 4 q X 4 ~
= v. H * III. 81 q
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w. al, 10 ~ Nd n Very
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aue ~ ~ WI. hsad IL OFF
ee' ~ ,,,,,,j ,yi,,se ~ ANIL
ma.'yIst s d.. Ant
'rea,n y, ~ Il, y;cf,ras frha
McSlei's" 4. p,ss;.l.,,t Tha fyey.
w9r.a y si III, anfl
10 T,jj,,,,@ tired for once Of its own de-
orhaving long since exhaust +,
ed the list, contents itself with calling for
help on Gen. Hunter and bis negro brI-
eadcs.
We sec little good likelySto come Of all
this. What the country needs is courage
and new arny--not ordinations Or
criticisms of any kind Indeed, az we
had had less OF these hitherto, we might
have less provocation for them now. The
great cause of our weakness has been
discussions in Congress, in the Cabinet,t
and in the press concerning the merits OF
different Generals, and the wisdom of
the one thing needful is confidence in the
Government and IFS agents. Whatever
strengthens this, aids the common cause;
80 o tayar and ybOavpr weak ems it. lutilctS
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fCtltPtA qluI |<tt4ANp44S4Ito (IIlIt Ht1t
past few days, and AZ "a xks {t4t9 tll4ks
project of tlucing ltLQ Itnoff n bot on. 4
tireIy abandoned; but u IL tcaf{5eIy 10 D6
| presumed that, even with rein forceLh6fsts,.
| he.wil max my fornii dei3le dcmonsl rut
| ton for some tiinc 70 come. AS w o. ex-.
4 pressed yesterday II I Is not likely that he
Xviii beInblct perfect the reorganizatiofi.
Of his forces at berkeley, and when he Y
evacuates that point, it, will perhaps be
with a view TO reach some position OF
greater security, where his army can DO Il
! put in good condition for active opera
i lions. A few days, however, will serve ID
4 develop his. purposes and indicate his
4 policy. y;
4 Tie news from North Carol.pa indl-
u Gates active Operations on<the part Of the
n forces under Burnside. IL will bio. re-
4 smenbered tliat this commander some
a few weeks since visited the Peninsula
and held conference with Mcclellan.
the object, it was cofiectured, of
1 cooperating insthe "on TO Richmond
!. movement The desperate straits I'd
8 (which he."Army Of the Potomac" has
y since been reduce 4 have foiled the plans
i SO ingcniously laid down, and Burnside
], now seeks to cheer up the droeping spir-
L its of Yankeedom by Smelling defence
J. less towns in North Carolina. Viewed MS
i. a demonstration upon Weldon, an inn
v portantpoint in our railway connections
1 with the South. this movement may
L cause some apprehension in the public
y mind. We are not prepared to saw what
e measures have been taken to prevent the
It accomplishment of such a scheme. but
is our information, assures us that the nee
q essary preparations for the emergency
have not been neglected. III the Yam
KEGS are going tip Roanoke river in
searcb' Of rfInion scnt;fnent',s thew will
4. return slisappo:nted. and The expedition
will have no other effect than ID Increase
as The hatred of the people for n Govern.
lit ,,ont ouolt. ~ ba ;mnosed ,;,,on tbep,
IL. - /, d;,,,,, ~ ID 90, ~
u:.naf,' ~, ~ ,,ar,,n of Sta,,Is
ne A.,onu ~ ,na,,, r;n,, YanL.a ,e,,or.
e. 1',,,ra, ~, t,e scverol t;elds ia ~, q
ST. ,sb;ch wos sent -,,s wr;ttsn bv .isbn Fla.
nj han,,, ns on,,rony q s7tb Nov yorL
- naa;,nont Jnbn ssems 70 he oood sol.
10 1;sr 60 Far &c fn,In,y;,,, tbe eyom,,,e q,
an IL 'Co,,',,,a,,dar';,s ch;sof -, ooncar,,ed
- n,'a los ,,;,ar h;,,,saif ~, 70 iy;no will
in as n, n ea,nostnnss nc McI,iciian him
IL seF He saws 4, liz let,er that che hat
ne . .ie was fo,,cI, On tLa S5tb ~ lime and
pt ended in the total ront az the rebels
lat with n loss estimated mt 1000 in killed
nv and wounded ~ Hes saws further tina,
Mcclellan entered the Canital Of ~,
boons Coniederacy carly the next morn
ho inc with bis whole force. amidst the
greatest enthusiasm and was hailed b,
the Inhabitants MS their del:verer." The
ire conciuslon OF ms ictter Is oeVoteo 10 'n'
distinguished part oofhe oy MS own req
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Missouri.

4 A gentleman recently from Missouri
furnishes us with the following barbarous
orders of Lincolns satrap in st. Louis:
Gen. Schofield in command of the De-
partment OF Missouri, in the absence of
Gen. Halleck, in general order issued
about the 10th of June, orders that all
persons without any distinction whatev-
er, who shall be found IN the State Of
Missouri in arms against the Government
of the United States shall at once be
shot whenever found in arms. The order
alluded to is more in detail than given.
above, butts exceedingly peremptory.
In still more recent order it is direct
ed that wenever in the State OF Missouri
an officer, soldier or loyal man. shall be
killed, an assessment of from $4,000 to
$40, 900 shall be made on tho citizens of
the neighborhood, in which the killing
takes place, and if not paid Voluntarily
their property isto be seized in payment
And wherever one Of the above named
parties is wounded, like assessment of
from $500 to $1,000 TO be similarly coll
lected.
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The following named persons mem
bers Of other Regiments, are also confined
Blount County.

We alluded a week or two since to some
outrages reported to have been commit
ted by Lincolnites. A friend las furnish
ed us with the following statement, un-
der date OF the Sth instant:--
"Some three weeks since volunteer
named McClanahan was shot on Elejoy,
upper endeof Blount count, by a BUSH
whacker, name not known, He was only
crippled. "A week thereafter the same
man was shot again and Killed. And the
same day, in the same seciQn, man ma
med Elledge was also shot, but hopes are
entertained Of his recovery. Elledge was
WAGNER in the service. The day alter
the last shooting, Dr. Ghormley, our
Marshal, took few more mon and went
up into the neighborlood. lie was in
formed that there was considerable
number of Union men, OF the low-down
stamp, assembled in the Nobs beyond,
who were we'll aimed, and who were
threatening the lives and property OF. the
Southern men in the neighborhood. DIR.
G.: sent to Knoxville for force. and Col.
1 Morgan, with perhaps 100 Of his men,
was sent over. They secured the country
4 well, but the rascals fled TO their dens,
and none ofthe really guilty were caught.
But they arrested several Unionites, who
were handed over to the Marshal. lie
brought them to Maryville, and their
cases were continued over till next Mon.
| day, the parties giving BAIL. Some Others
were arrested, I think, .and taken Ia
Knoxville amongst them, reIsrt says
was young man named Cawood, who at
tempted to escape, ard being oriered I.
stop, failed to do SO, and was shot ant
died soon after.
am informed that on last Sunday
Lieut.. Wigs, in passing through tn
4 same neighborhood, was fred at the bal
| perforating his clothes. On Monday
County Court day-a number of respee
table Union men Of that section agree
to have a meeting at Donaldson's Store
TO adopt measures by which the trouble
there may be abated.. The respectful
portion of the Union party condemn thes
outrages in strong terms. But there is
low-down class hard to control. hop
the worst is over. With the exceptio
above the county is quiet, or redsonabl
so. Your friend, - -
We have no doubt, as our friend state
that "the respectable Union men col
denim the shooting and numbering" pra
ticed by the low,down or more ignorar
class; but had the respectable and bett.
: informed pursued the policy dictated |
wisdom and patriotism such outrages
are recorded above would have never o
cured in the sober, quiet and good ol
countyof Blount.. The respectable pc
ton" may reprobate'such deeds.sin Il
q strongest possible terms, but they are +
sponsible, before God, as the prime eau
4 for their occurrence. And they shoul
! not only disapproye, but bow their !hea'
70 the dust and repent IN sackcloth an
ashes the rest of their days over the pr
judice and folly which have brought Il
: evils, upon their county.
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peSr We can't brag much about the
mechanical appearance of our paper for
the last two weeks. Tho weather has
been soinfernal hot that il was utterly i'm
possiblosto do good work. Oursrollers all
melted down, The ink resolved itself into
Che consistency of pot-liquor, and even
the printers devil, who has a natural .af-'
Unity for calorie, came very near vanish
ing frornsour sight in an intense fiji Of per-
SEPARATION. .@ Monday and Tuesday the
thermometer marked 9s in the shade
and the still small breezes that conde-
seconded 70 visit the lower strata we're jas.
hot and oyerpowering as The siroccos that
sweep the Great Desert. Oh, for "a cool,
refreshing draught&a nice mint julep,'
fQripstancc! II
psSr As we 60 to press, Thursday, hhe)
raj ir fall - ~
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Important from Washington.

MEETING OF MEMBERS OF THE U. S. CONGRESS-
On Sunday last a meeting of the con-
sentative members of Congress was held
in Washington City. Mr.. Crittenden pre-
sided, and thirty five members were pres
ent and signed the resolutions, which
were adopted, in substance, as follows:
l. Thatthe Federal Constitution should
be maintained in tact.
2. That the relations of the States to
the Federal Government are undisturbed
by the war.
3. That the several States shall be re-
vested with all their rights and privileges
under the Constitution.
4. That the doctrine of State necessity
is arbitrary and tyranical and subyersive
of all Constitutional Governments.
S. That no man should have his prop
erty confiscated, except by trial and con-
viction in court of law, with all the
rights and privileges of atrial by jury. i
6. That the acts of confiscation passed
and meditated by the present Republic
can majority Of Congress are wholly un'
constitutional.
7, That the emancipation of slaves di-
rectly or indirectly, by Congress, has nc
warrant in the Constitution. :
8. That the acts Of Congress this SEES
sion in this behalf, are Illegal and void.
o.. That to administer the Government
on any other principle is to establish O
new and dangerous system-in fact, Q
despotism.
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FROM WASHINGTON, N. C


iner of the 14th: y, s 49,
FROM WASHINGTON, N. C.
From a gentleman who left Washing
ton, N. c., last Wednesday morning we
have some interesting items of news
On military Governor" Stanly's arrival
at Washington he proclaimed to the
North Carolinians his intention to restore
to their owners all fugitive slaves, and in
case tho Lincoln Government refused TO
sanction his course he would throw up
his commission and return to California.
lie has not, however, as yet moved in
the matter. There are ten thousand fu-
gitive slaves at Newborn and between
three and five thousand at Washington.
Recently the Yankees, being short of
provisions, have refused to feed the nc.
groes, and they are, in consequence, suf-
fering severely.
Stanly liberated unconditionally all the
citizens imprisoned in Washington on
the charge of disloyalty 10 the Lincoln
Government.
On Sunday, the Goth June, Gen. Por- .
ter, the Yankee commandment of the post
OF Washington, received the following
dispatch, from Burnside relative to tho
battles before Richmond:
The rebels attacked our right wing Oh
Thursday. Wefell back twelve miles to
our entertainments. Friday they made
another attack, when We repulsed them
with great slaughter, killing, StonewaIl
jackson and forty thousand of his men,"
Washington that day presented spec
tacle not before witnessed since the war.
Both invaders and the invaded were in
the best possible spirits. The Yankees
were in great glee over the news tele-
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Latest From Richmond.
The following is the latestby the Rich
mond papers. We copy from the Erom-
iner of the 14th: -. : -.
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sss- As We 60 70 press, Thulsday' ! iii
ain is falling '
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leel- a friehd llanded us. a day .or tw

4 Let not our mouths be muzzled. Eve
ry one is invited to attend. Il
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THE STORM coMISt.

The excitement now is but the mere
muttering of the storm. Wait until the
long lists of killed and wounded in the
recent battles before Richmond are pub
lished, and the storm will be then at its
height. Already the people Of Philadel
phia boot Stanton's name in the streets
and declare that no more men will enlis
while he remains in Office. New York
city has suffered quite as much as Phila
delphia, and shares these sentiments
| Two New York regiments suffered a
| Bull Run, and the excitement here wal
fearful. What will it be when the list
of killed and wounded come in now?
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The tapture Near Manassas.

The Abolition prisoners captured By a detachment o.
our cavalry on Friday las reached this city yestsTd,y
morning by the Central train, aud we're marched to To,
L'ooy prison, Toe circumstances OF this capture wer
systematically given to our readers Yesterday, but ueh4V
received some additional particulars, frSm uhi,h it az
pears that a dssacsmsn t of tho Is h Virginia CaySlry,
detailed by Colonel Onsmbhss fer ths! TurPosS mace s
dash upon the Orange Aad AlsE Gndria ( alroAd, between
Ball Run and hArssas Junction, and alter tearing up
ID. rails for some.dis.Aass, plIssd distractions upOa the
track, with the eli &c. Of ~th;oHing Of an approaching
train. Soon after yards the QIArsermlster's train came
along, on The way to the junction, to procure wood, and,
ereOunIerirg the distractions, vas ;hrOSa down an en-
blaknsnt and pretty veil smashed up. Dlr:ng TIE cor
fusion which susasd, GU men rlshed up1n the AFT light
eiY4lkses and captured all on board, e~Oosistirg Of oae
elpiAia, thirty four soldiers, and fty Weight Q-l'rt,rnss-
70 3 mon. Several Of the enemy we're hi cd, and ",
bld two or three wounded BY shots 6sed frsm the ran
ils bsflrs /. ven. down the eneAnEuent. Ous ME
afsrHaris Sc, fra to the wrecked train and u.eriy d.,
arrived il.
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Fnm Aorthern Virginia.

Thsrs Is nothing n the iAUss Adv.css from OR am
on the Potomac to in6icI:s tina: 4 gste'Al ep~slssmeoti h
near At hand. Indeed, Ue are more disposed TO oehev
Notwithstanding the bsag and buster OF the Aboi.ior
pes, that the enemy ha' not crossed the river in force
- any poiat, and IL IN no condition to sdTALee through
Asoun;ry Ar,ady dsso!a:ed BY the presence Of contend
ing arniss. Passengers by the Central train last even
leg report that a brisk skirnsA took Ph;s o. Sl1i,,
N ,rnjng bs.Se,n a snAI body Ct c- troops tnls re
oJlaoissring pIr.y OF : e eoeHy, which resulted il he
rOg:s Of The later aud tie capture o! sgaty PSsouers
A tslegan from FrSierieksou-g informs Is that Nc
OlAIaa has superseded Hdie,k ECOnuIaimg General
=. Washington, aud that "dyAdn; JSe Hooke.' hss
taken HcOelm's place as the head Of the army. II {
alsc.iona-
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LOCAL

THi BsoAn SrRsIr Hrs'oIps.-Wili i jSnes,
charged with shooting II Sow, near toe western Il
treniiy Of Broad sTooi, on Sunday Of erto vas ar
rsignsd bsiore the havor, yesterday, and the case was
partially Investigated. Il srs stated IN couE; tat Snow
died OF bis wourd at Camp Wia6es, whsrs ne WAS con
vsyed after being shot TIE evidence tended - show
that Jones was acting in sell defencs, and he Mayor I'd
miti,d tin to bail 10 Sppsar on Saturday, p'Kt de a
soldier, as was bis vicim also, and, j I'd, ing from the
general sppeGancs OF The nsD, L. wUeli DO d.f1cGlt to
believe that be committed the deed though any mali
cicuI Intention.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04

PIRsaSAL We had tic pl lsure, yeie day, Of NEE
irg with our gallant young friend, Cap'sia T.l.ir Hcdg.
sop, Who has Just returned in good heslth from General
Brags's department. Gap ain d hIs b d "m, rsre ad.
ventures and hair breadth i,capes eincs be l,t Re III ,nd
20 'csmpa'gn" II the wes!. h, lie stopping at the resi-
demo, Of Mr.. J. n Estes, at the cOrnlr of L2igh and . b
s reefs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04

TIE steamship Herman, from L'aiold,rry on the
lTh Of Os:Obsr, pAsssi Cape RICE last Weaaesdsy
m1rliDg on her Uly 70 QIseeo. sac has news tive days
htsr than the adyicas Of the AuyrllssjSr bu: the SEA
VAS 50 heavy &C Nssf-uadlind, ID eons, qIsace o! the
resent gals, that { sLs quite impossible .or the a ,ent at
TIA; pom: 20 board her aai OSAin L.. We sIS
p,oOIby receive the news BY tho mex fl OF Northern
pIpNs. psrhlps 10 day or iwb.
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ras Daily IS per Aasaa; . Tor AZ months, and d per
nonsh i0r . saorteg Pe-ioi.
s~saLussEy IS per anaum; IS for EE months, and rs cents per
month Tor . ahOr.er period
Wssdy IS per Annan; - for sX nonihs. Sent for no shelter
period Pynsnll In al eases In advance
ADFHzElE1A-Ons EqzaEs Of { AaOs - ssatl for erIi Insertion
. cents per square for casa escuauaaes. weekly lnsslasrII 70
es In per square.
- Rerttiancez nAy be naIs 81 ahs rtAk Of ta PahIlkoIh
all sates where ssidsnes Is taken On ths deFohi Of . lsasr IN IKE
PoH Once so1tAintn- noney.
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TaI RIsHr SPtLr "A returned prisoner Who ,arrist
s)ns time II Virginia and acquainted hims Il OF ;io r"-l
c1adiion Of the Amy, Au;hor4s the SlvannAh 4 yEH..
ca 70 say that be sil be one Of Two hundred Gecr.
gisas to subscribe sIO0 90 fer the relief Of our sCH firing
s1IiisrA. This is the True spr.. Of patriotism, aad We
h9ps there are many 10 uoi,e in the movement.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04

NI. HSsRY KAYroS, ,

At. HSaRY KAYToS, tPTIoIAH, formerly OF Petersburg.
NJ has located himself "A so ~ Vain street, where he will be
pleased TO So th~ss -Aoss iEst Eesd Improving. Hee u what a
Pvte1Su-g PADsr says:
We the uodsrASn.d, t'tr ri - uT in rec )nm sndIpg IL. Henry
Ksyton - the spp-ta or PrttIS5u < an su-r undi1g c unit ', -
~ UpHeiAn OF Considerable merit We have tried him aud ioInd
1 a. he tuted NJ ~rSh sp -rSNel . bst-r than We cou d have done
ouFss,gs. 49, s'r's ,,shio mankind "a a yeN Import .nI mat
~, AaJ . SOLE = sisss r~-si-rs = grrAt J-l OF know edge . i
art Shoh ~ a"~hIls'i'~ s,le'e Mr. kay.on p5sseseL. We
uisrrforS s~--A-n, ~z~a- I'D hE.
DAVID NAY,
Rev II. n. CovLEa.
Fey. RrBC. NJ oHAELS
"a IE5 y WATSON,
WA J. P 2IrCpAsD,
Rev. jobs KFRE.
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ricHNoso 0ctoN er l9th, 1857

ficHsoso 0cto' err 9Th, 1862
TIHE ATTENTION Of 81 f1'lousLel nj Disehsi gd men pSg-
IL ing thfoush Eichnond snd Of the Flick IN the b. spItasil In an 4
sround this city IA p Gheularly oil"H 20 the Law II Congr a, 49,
proved ee,oto 2, 1893. saihorEing QaSternasteI = TO administer
oath, when such g. lGisre srs uIyroviiei si.h desctipi G lists or
70 obtain them:
IAN Aor TO EMpowTR CERTAIN PERSONS To ADhINIsTER
oArHs 80 OlRTAIN oASEs"
"TAs C0n9ress " tie Confederate SdHs do enact, That the
" oath required 10 enAblt SIC Woanied. or o'her soldiers 70 re
/" ce We tn II pay may be t'krn before Snf QadrfermdstS, Who
's hereby haih 'i'Ied n adm n,ter the same, or heiore any jus
"uce Il the Peace having Jur sdicii N, cr sny pther emser hsving
" the right by the Laws Of the stai- 10 Aauirftsr osths"
The Intervention nt the Hota y or Va is;rits, where solder IL
tickin hospital or Stle o reach the oGee ora rietmn ter 8 co.
trely unnecessary, q "a atte7ion to tbs notice vn save the sol
der one dollsr Of rs pay. The object ofthe Government 'sto pay
the soldier every c nj that may be a ie him without AIRY tedu lions
Whatever fer the benefit Of ctiA ,ns not connse; d Nlth the Amy.
Claims StAiej by Notary Pdblcs ant hagstrates ire freq aenty
Incorrect AM are OF no possible use TO the saltier.
JOHN ANBJIR,
oct e0-dlm Major aud Q. N.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04

rHE FEvER At WustsG,oN The ~ssily re,ura Of
nss Gases AMI deG;hs up tn sA.uId.y lss.. sho.J hat
tie sp denie hE' considerably aoAied since the previous
Wssk. Tue new cases reported on Fldly we're thJr
tssa-a falling OF OF Twelve rom the day os'O-,-srd
tas ia:eFmsats thrse-I falling ,i o. one. d. T. c
Worth, Vice Prssdsn. Of the Howard Association, ltd
81 Saturday.