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DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
until otherwise ordered, the Commissioners
under the aet OF Congress ofthe 18th OF April 1882
entitled, IAN sot for the release of certain persons
held 10 service or labor in the District of Colo
bla, Will hold their sessions the City Hall, in
the CITY OF Washington, on Monday, Tuesday.
WednesdsJ, THURSDAY, ard Friday, OF every week, /,
and that all persons. loJal tG the United St4tes,
holding claims TO service or labor against persons
discharged therefrom by that sct. may, vI hin
ninety days from the passage thereof, hoh will
expire on the 18TH of July neIt but not thereafter,
present 10 the Commissioners their respective S:to-
ments or petitions IN writing. verIfied By Osth of
Affirmation setting forth the E1mes, a. os, and ser
sorel description OF such persons, the mannar in
which the petitioners ed such claim, and any
facts touching the valne thereof. AID declaring HI
or her allegiance to the Government OF the United
States, and that the petitioner has not borne arms
against the United states during the present rebel
lion. nor In any way given aid or comfort thereto.
Asd rotfes ts hereby fxtksy gipsa, that In atime
named in the 9th section of that act, for filing q
statement in writing schedule with the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for the District of COlumbia, BY
the several owners or claimants to the services Of
the made free by that act, settn! forth the
names, ages, sex, and particular description of
suoh persons ssverally. is by authority given to
the Commissioners By that lot, extended TO The LIST
dsy of June next. The Commissioner are Sro-
hlbtod from allowing the claim of any person who
shall neglect to file such statement schedule with
said Clerk, according to the requirements of that
s00sA0- Va oeiu eS1'S ~ r,,,-n,,
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GEN. McCLELLAN'S CONTEMPLATION oil
The TROOPS ENGAGED AT THE BAT
TLE OF WILLIAMSBURG

GEN. McCLELLAN'S COMBINATION OF
The TROOPS ENGAGED AT THE BAT
TIE OF WILLIAMSBURG.
The following has been received at the War
Department
CAMP, NINETEEN MILES FROM WILLIAMSBURG
May llth-HOn. f. M. Stanton, Secretary of
Var: Without waiting further for official reports
which have not vet reached me. wish 10 bear
testimony to the splendid conduct Of General
Hooker's and General Kearney's Divisions under
command OF General Heintzelman. in the battle
OF w Williamsburg. Their bearing was worthy OF
veterans General Hooker's division for hours
gallently wthstood the attack OF greatly superior
numbers with very heavy loss. General X ear
news arrived in time TO restore the fortunes of the
day and came most gallantly into action
| shall proba bly, have occasion to call cation
to other commands, and do not wish to do inius-
tice to them by mentioning them now. III had
had the full Information | now have In regard to
tne troops above named when first telegraphed
they would have been specially mentioned and
commended 1 spoke only Of what knew at the
time, and shall rejoice to do full justice to all en-
gagged. GEORGE b. McCIK1I.N
MAJOR General COMMANDING
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JOHNSON & NAGLE,

JOHNSON & NAGLE,
have on hand, and offer for sale, In ca.k or by the
single dozen
HILBERT co.'s BROWN STOUT,
BARKLAY, PERKINS q co.'s BRO STOUT,
Do. do. Xxx PORTER,
KNOX 4 SONS ALLOA ALE,
YOUN6ER'S INDIA PALE ALE.
TENNENT's SCOTCH ALE, XXX.
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s. NOTICE.

SEALED PROPOSALS r or purchasing al the
Hides and Talov, Hoofs and Horns, of the Beel
Cattle, ki Led by the ATmt of the Potomac. undt
oommsnd OF Gen. Mcclellan, are invited till the
10th say of May, 1862. at u O'Clock, m
IL IL intended that the contractor shall follow the
Army, and collect the Hides and Tallow, X ROOfs and
HOrnf. and shall paw q certain Gum for these ar
tlcles from e.ca aninsl, 10 be collected st hls oNr
risk. He will be charged with tho articles in each
case, unless he can clearly show that he was pre-
vented from obtaining them by proper suthOritJ
A bond with good aud suffioient securltJ " II be
reauIred, for the fu lment of the contract and no
bid Will he entertained from previous contractors
who have failed tn comply with their cont -loig
AID no bid Will be entertained ualess the bidder IL
present to respond 20 hIs BID.
the articles OF disagreement, with q bond, viii be
required 10 be entered into within two DAYS sltcI
the 0pering OF ths bids.
Tbs bits to be directed to Mai A. BECKWITH
Commi.sary of Suhsistcrce, WashiE.ton, 10, c.
and endorsed "ProposGis" M
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ABiEsS EEEEfEK YYgSSy15sss Sy !, ssSSyzs: a
NILS ,SSs ~ 5,ss
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
ORDER THANKING GEN WOOL FOR THE
CAPTURE OF NORFOLK -.

The following order has been issued from the
War Department:
The skillful and gallant movement of Major
General John l.. Wool and the forces under mis-
command, which resulted in the evacuation of
sWong batteries occupied bv the rebels on Sew
ellis Point and Craney Island and the destructir n
OF tne rebel iron-clad steamer Mefrmac are re =
gafded bv the President as among the most i'm
portant successes Of the present war. He there
Iofe orders that his thsnks, as Commander in
Chief Of the Army and Navy, be communicated
by The War Department to Major General John
4. Wool and the officers and soldiers of his com
mand, for their gallantry and good conduct in the
brilliant operations mentioned
BV order Of the President made at the civ Of
Norfolk on the 11th day of May, 1852.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary of War;
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
O1Ics Military SKperIHtendsnt Railroads u )
WdshingtO ton, april Is, 1862.
No Passenger Train will be run from Washing
ton TO Manassas until further notice.
d. G.. McCALLUM,
ap lS-tf NJ. ID. and Sup't Railroads, U. 8.
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WAR DEPARTMENT

lAT hh UaT n u . kWENI1
w JkrSARI 81, 1So7.
ORDrRlp, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against al other business bu, that which
relates to active military operations in the field
Saturdays will be devoted 10 the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN nj. STANTON,
ja22-n Secretary OF War
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q y IAL,

IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
~ WASHINGTON, January %, 1861.
TIE Secretary Of State will hereafter receIv,
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays
commencing with Saturday, the frE Of neE'
month.
Jan q Il WILLIAM r. SEWARD.
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r DIR. JOHNSTON,
ID a LTIm ORE
LOCK HOSP

mas diseorsrsdtAs most CsrfaiH, SPEEDY and o. .
EfsetRal Remedy ~ rae World.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF INPRUDFNC,
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LET NO FALSE DELECACY PRRVFNT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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,Nn 1 ssPEESS,AL PES 4 NI,oTICE,

1852. the trains on the Baltimore and ohio EaiL
eaying this station at $40 A. M and oonneotina
~ Wssh,pston tunotion with mall train for al
Through tickets sold and baggage chssEsd:.
Railroad, a 1. al
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III OF evSTy S:ssrtynes.
c:ss..ss,y sss y g, ~ 4.Lssisi.3. & s,s.." s:" ~
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What does it mean, Theresa ? and the mo-
.her looked wonderingly at her beautiful little
daughter, as she came into the parlor in obe-
dience 10 q message brought by servant,
Monsieur b. says you promised to see him to-
night"
T" did, mamma. Did you bring your scis.
sors, sir and she carried footstool to the
sofa upon which he sat, and quietly nestI ed at
his feet.
"Yes, my dear, see!" and he took from his
pocket shining pair.
Theresa, what means this?" the mother
spoke sternly.
" have sold nay hair to him, mamma, and
he Is come to cut il Of" : =.
"S0ld your hair, cut II of we're you srasy,
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WE OFFER TO MILITARY MEN . Isrre
,ssssortmsnt Of GREY ana BLUE FLiNNEL
OnEh,sh!kTS, WHITE SHIRTS, DRAW
EkS, CAMP BLANKETS, HALF. HOSE. 60,
sn E9stoa We invite al cash purchasers % 1examinc
80 600 WALL, sTEnaENs q co.,
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From the Valley.

Tho news from glorious "StonsuaE" JACK
son, received yesterday, Is OF very encour.
aging character. A. he's been already TN.
nouIced, jackson fell back from the Potomac
in order 10 meet the forces Of the enemy,
which. under Fremont, Dix and SHE Ids were
sn csavoring to get in hlE rear. KetreAtinS
from Winchester. carrying aiorE tbs stores and
gang captured there, he made 4 stand near
Port R. pubic, In hocL iDs ham county, short
distance this side South river. Sunday morn.
irg the enemy crossed the river III Two col.
umns end made an attach, Fremont being
pittsd against EHell and Shields against jack
son.
After q short c)Lf;ct Fremont was COM
pletely routed, Gnd was holly pursued by
Ewsll, while Jackson held Shislds in check and
was pressing him O gairst The Shenandoah. In
the battle, Gems. Ely and Stuart were
slightly wounded. We captured several
pieces CT artillery ar many prisoners. Oon-
sideliEg the position, i: was con ii 1ently ex-
psctej that Shields would be serio ls;y cut up
ysstsrdiy, II not captu red. For fur,nsr par.
ticulars see telegraph head.
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Yankee Lies.

The following circular was picked up ct
Winchester after the late battle, together with
n,npy others OF q siMilar character. 1t shows
the infamous system Of lying resortsd TO by
the Yankee Generals to keep up the courage
OF THAR troops. When the prisoners captured
At Winchester were told they wsze to be sent
to Richmond, they were perfectly astonishsd.
why" said they. "it was announced at tat.
too that Mcclellan had been In Kichmoud for
'nree days" This dispatch, which was sent
oy McCisiian through Gen. BANKS. 10 cor.
rect copy Of the original. and " a. Ia tended to
encourage the Yankee troops whom an attack
from Jackson was looked for:
H1ADo'as Sd BRialps.
OsnerSi banks's Division, )
may l3sh, 1872.
tCtycHlav
The Brisadisr- General commanding an.
nOunces the following tntslliseacs 10 the
troops OF his command:
BY telegraph from Frederick, datsd Nay 10.
"0sn. Haileck teisgraphs Gen. Mcclellan
that he has captured 0sn. Price. Cola Dor.
sey aud Gross. and Capt. Hudd, OF General
Prices sta q, and his whole army.
t5ignsd1 n. +. BAsxa,
MAj0r. 0snsa AL
This glorious news will BE- read to all the
troops Of the command tonight ut tattoo.
Bris. .asnr W,lliAms.
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A HaSty Burial

A few days ago an incident occurred In this
city, which convinces US there Is some truth
In the many com plants relative to tae care
lesane3s and haste with which the bodies OF
those dying in the hospitals are hurried to the
grave. Last week, soldier Gamed Robert
A. Joics, Of Henry county, member of Cap.
tain Eobinstt's company, 18th Virginia regi.
msnt, died at Chimbora2o. He was hastily
buried in the clothes worn at the time of his
death, and without any examination to uscsr.
tain whether they contains Cd important ia.
psrs or not. Soon after bis burial a friend
came to inquire for the money ha was known
70 have, but was told that none had been
seen. Not satis fl I'd with this, and falling to
&C, authority to exhume the body, u captain
lad tae grave opened upon his own response
billy, and NJ on it found 81. 0l0 aud some pa.
pers Of value to his family. The grave was
then closed, and the money handed over to
surgeon Brown, who gave C rsceip. for the
same. Mr.. Joice died in the hospital, Of q
lingering disease. and leaves a wife and four
children at home. After this case, the truth
OF which is well authenticated. we cannot too
strongly urge the necessity OF a careful sx-
animation OF every body dying In the hos.
pitals, before 1t Is consigned to the grave.
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THE ENEMY SMELLING CHAT
TANOOGA.
NO NOTICE 70 TIE INHAEI
YdNI'S

EUaUsTA, JAKE 9.-The following dispatches
have bseh received here:
| CHATTANOOGA, June s-ea +. M.--"rhe sns-
my has just opened batteries from the opposite
side OF the city with shot and shell, withon!
giving tbs slightest notice. Tits violation 0,
the usage ~ civilized warfare has occasioned
a great panic among the won 81 and children
They are flying In every direction. Our bat
teries are replying and the sharpshootsrs
keep up a constant fire. No serious damage
done to the buildings yet.
''Six p. N.-Stversi Of oGr men have bssn
wounded. Nobody killed.
Passengers this mOrninE port that the
/: sLeiling contin usi from s to IL +. 81. when
| the firing ceased. The u u ichtield House wal
| the only building struck.
IsEooED DIsPATcH.j
CHAKLEsToN, June 9.-The Courier has tht
| folio tirE spsciGl DISPATCHES FROM Chatta
| noOka, datad 7th, r. NJ: The bombardnen
has ceased. 1t confined brisk at intervals
until O'Clock. The enemy had three bate
ries In position on f. high ridge Tney were
| replied to by battery OF two s!x-poundeis
Or der the com mand OF Lieut.. Armstrong, ant
Oapt. Barry's battery Of four guns. f split
| ed firing between the shaI p shooters was kep
cp on both aides Of the river. Barly's batter,
Loaf ons killed and one wounGsd. Captain
Harvey, Ct the 4jl Georgia regiment ant
private Stublett, OF Eorxal's command, wsr,
| badly wounded Several others We're eighty
wounded. 4 number Of the enemy are know l
to be killed. our force engaged was 600; .h'
| tho enemy's from 500 to 2,COo. Two Fedora
guns Were siisnced.
The ensmy are also reported st tha $40 u Il
| CT Bet:io Greek, below Shell Mound, % mile
| below Chattanooga, 5000 strong. They art
| building ilatboa.s. and preparing to cross tn
river. Several fl ats have heeG destroyed b,
our urs.
CHATTANOOGA, June Sth.--Ths enemy re
sumej Smelling the toSsa to Gay, ut 10 O'Clock
and continued until noon, without any cas-
| ualties to our troops. Two buildings were
slightly Injured. Our batteries did not re
spond. Our scouts frsm across the river re.
port that the enemy have lett for another 20
| sition below. It is expec ted shey will attsmp
| to cross the river. They havs ANAL gun
BOAT. The ensIny's force is believed to bs
the whole of Mitcheil's comma I'D from Nash
Vile and Huntsville. Sharp work is expected
tomorrow.
Late Northern papers report that cour
Gil was held In Nashville last Thursday, 81
wnich it WAS received that a force Of 10 200 bs
put in the field to retake East Tennessee.
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OUR LOSS KEAV
Fremont Retire ating and Bloc king His
Way.
STAUErOs, June ., 1861.


To Goreraor Hatcher:
General Jacxson has given Shields an Rw
fut whipping, capturing one regiment end
his artillery, and driven him for miles Gown
the Shsn an doeh.
Fremont appeared on the opposite bar K Ct
the North and Shenandoah rivers.
Cur vlctoyy to day over Shield, 10 com plate.
II Con Jack SCI had reinforcements ke 4 ouid
save all. Our less Is ve,y heavy, but the
snsmys was tremendous. The cavarfy IL
still in pursuit.
Fremont has crossed the North Riyer. with
small force, at Rockland Mills.
[sEooND pIsrATca.]
STANTON, jana 0-Gan. AshbY was Killed
last Friday. Cur loss yesterday was about
two hundred to-day muca heavier. Will
give you any news additional that comes IL
hand. Great victory over Shields to day.
(rHIRp DIsPArcH
SrAUaroH, June 9.-Fremont is falling bach
and biockadIrg the road. Jecksou rressin 9
Shields. Urge forward the rein4ore omen Is. sc
that he m ey follow up his successes.
A. w. H
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Obituary.

Dice, at wii.iamsbnIs, May G. 1862, ARCH
ib aI4U PI4EA3aNIS, Li-u;ecant i'll Com
pany X, IL a Virgins regiment
sr hmons tae ma. mny neti' sna gallant .nt
oatiie OF Williamsburg, there ws,s ncEe
more noble AID gallant than rs to whose
memory lhis tri.u IL offered A na
tive of Aicn!nont, W., he removed Ut I'm ear.
ty age 70 Danvii!f, Gnd p, on goa admiration
from tins CoDlpah,oI. OF L.4 youth. tad "a.
srect and esteem frCm the associates Of his
oeWnin& manhood, hy his high seisa Of per-
ECnal honor ard strict sdheIeL CO to an eseyI-
ted standard CT morality. Eis 10 Te Jnd dsvo-
ton TO Els native Ssa,e led DIN 10 volunteer
among tas Irii foT tbs GeisnCe CT her Lbsr-
tios, SnG io tie srl1y iiaS.t same unsWsrsi1E
puysaltof prthCpi, ana C y StTE. attention 10
da:ies which uiGting uizhed him in OWL life
so00 marked him rs Il bright exsnpiar of "a.
tl1otism ara soidieriy bearing. rEs uAcom-
planning spiri: and manly f1rii.nte which he
exhibited ct Nan,x.4e, amid the iucess.nt
laSors, cacseiess vigilance, EnJ Narious hard
slips necessary for the for.ihc ilion snt pro-
lection OF thai point az aihst tins advance
OF ne ktderrI army, Coined tie Love and
friendship Ct men aid Officers, ana opened the
way 80 tnat advancement: which, beginning
imlLeGia.ssy after the battle o. the 2lst, in
Wa!c2 he Tas Ell gagged, resulted in his unan1.
nous election TO 4 con- 10 :ssioned otiae, ct the
;sOrg p!Z2t;On OF BIS CompLny. IN uiacha-ga
CT the duties If the: position he t. tered the
b2t:le of Williamsburg, casei ea Dy he cou-
gcatu' atinns OF friends. and fHtlo 1ed by the
DisSStl rs GI CIuCeTS anu IN 81 81 kf, VINO proud
~ anticipated Il brilliant and sucC esstui ca :
reer tor him hu. IL grave OF G.ory awaited
him and the hand which wavcti as lnsn to
battle became nerFG.esS, ANA the vaice " hIch
chsersd and encouraged, f1'D', wolfe his
r"oUIoiD frieLds bore hin! RI 4, the held.
\ e. he III urn nrcd lot, hut assured q sorTowing
friend, who would have EntcrtfG hi 4 wi h
hope, la. he knew his END Yves near IN tha.
pei .eIa SpIf;t ct sutmissips. and Hcm en-
durance which marked his Whole lie -
'IucE Ten may die, bu: uaot BE f3Fg5.ten.-
Pare In heart, aeHeJer yielded 10 the evil ill.,
nusnces which bssrt the aoldier, bu. ever re-
manned strictly observant CT those Iutea OF
gentle courtesy and gentemaniy conduct
which peculiarly characterized iic. Ia ths
ancient city 4; NiiliJ msturS, .hs coion,ai
capital OF III S2te he loved SO truly, and tie
birth piace OF that liberty IUr wh.cii i.a died
among kiuorsd spirits, the gentle and cour-
tSous, brave and gallant OF former days, bis
body sieepi; Gu: tns memory OF h.s many vir-
tees remain to zap rc and t.niDats those " he
knew hiTii in the hF0 y, and comfort the rs.a-
tives VINO mourn tneir loss Is.
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Tho Enemy on the Tennessee
River

ArausTA, May 9 "A spt ciai dispatch to the
Savannah Republican, dated 7th inst, says that
small rsconnoltering parties Of tho enemy
were observed this morning on the opposite
side Of the river. They captured two Of our
scouts.
1t Is reported that tina ens,ny fred a mum :
Ger Of rifis shots yesterday scross tho river,
ana shellsd HcKajack, ~ miles west OF Chat.
tanoOxa. No enc hurt
The enemy's force Is Estimated g. three TO
fOur Thousand
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DIED,

On the Oh Inst NARY BEiUKfH sRD,
IL FAINT DE- xu ter OF Gideon ~. aud Harriet H..
Morriss.
The friends md acq aaia taEcoa Of tr 9 family
are invited 10 attend n.r f,iGsra' this evening,
at O'Clock r. III from her fathers rs fierce,
corner OF EeLab.e s.ree. and Escha1 ica lie
turnpike.
On Saturday night, the IN ius, , st the
General Hos pt tai, in his city. OF Il gouud re-
csiysd in me battle OF she SYST u: Gay, rear
EichIGon Sstgi Willis II EBLAE1, G;
l.. xiDg.on, Va, Cgsd 81 Hsars Re WIS II
meIa Der Of Company l9th Virginia -esi-
melt.
1T ashland, oC tie y b ait, hICH ARD '.
T1FFEY, formerly Cf King Georss codLty,
Vo., a9ed ~.
In ths character OF the deceased thsrs were
unitsd thoxe qualities which via tie respect
and friendship CT the coinnupi:y--Atricti III
.egrity, active benavoieoce, AID warn 6?
pathies. His loss " i'll De dept red Not only by
bis family, but BY L wide circle Of friends,
who were attached To him by a tn usapd as
sCciatiore. His last hours wer. peaas When
Ihs grim meE sanger cane, lie calmly resigns
his spirit In to tbs nan4s OF the dcd who gave
1t.
Ga the 81 inst, ROBERT Il. CT. EEN, aasG
20 years, formerly connected with the EEsi-
Near Department TT oewsli's Point.
~ Petersburg Erprsss please copy.
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MAR RVEn.

BY the Rev, II. VI. IL ,wes, IN ths A CT
Jane, 1879. at shs re.Idcae, NJ A. II. k q all.
ps1,. 10 NOttoNay county, Va Mr.. JOSEPH
Y. PHILLIPS, Of Pti1ce Edward county,
and Mi.s HATTIE !. HARPER. o. Motto.
WV county.
nc Petersburg Frpre's plssss copy.
liz the city OF kiehroni. On Thursday
evering, June oh. 1852. BIZ the Esysrenr
Philip C1pr.nec SYLyANUS GRIFFIN
to Mas vlR4IFIA WiLi5Of1. both Gf this
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From the Coaat.

CHARLEsr0y, June The Courtr CT this
morning says that the news from the coas,
Is unimportant. Cr Saturday morning por-
ton OF Gen. Evans's command, under com
mand Of Gen. Dunnovant. attacked the enc
my near Haulsver Bridge Jobn' : Island ,dro We
them across Tie bridge, az d captured a quan =
rity OF baggage. The Federals advanced lat .
last evening on Jamss's Island, but II I'd ON
the approach Of our troops.
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fC9PY ]
f,n.Il,I he Hf, SYArIEs :. NIL VI, 4

fC9PY !
COHFE DEBATE STATES MILITIA.
k$ RY PEISUNS -
GENERAL: have The nonoc 10 report that yonr
ordsr direc:iuG ns to select by Let two Car. aine
from the Fed .ral offcera of tha. rank 10 on.,Le
men here, II be held hostages for two OF cur
Captain. Low IL the hands of the enemy has teen
carried into effect.
Tia nam. s Of the officers thus selected are: Gap.
Is George Austin, Company b. Second N lucky
Regimen: If Inisnt-y. and Capt.. Iimot!v Oh) ears,
Company e. Tamnsny Re glrlent, New Y ~rk State
Volunteers.
/ am, cir; vary respectfully.
Your ooetisat servant.
lSlgletl a. q. GOODWIN,
Elajcr Commanding.
TO Big Ga1. joins Ii WIrDrR. Comb pspa.t.
ment OF HsnIico, Richmond. Va. 10 I0--n
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RiteiIatcn1 Rispatrt,
The Lines.

Nothing occurred along The lines yesterday
to break the IN ,ro.uny Of camp life ard duty.
Both armies seem TO b. busy in streng then.
Ing their positions. and in making ready for
the az proaching oA.fiict. But little IL any
firing WIS heard Ia this city yestsrJay, and
we thsrsf IRE conclude that not even tho usue
skirmish CcurIed.
We are informed that flag OF Il nee, which
was sent to the enemy Ia order to recover the
bodies of some Of our men, vas refused ad.
mission alto thsir lines. End that there Is LIT.
tis hope that aIy bodies cen To Obtained
We have hsaId Nothing from the batteries nj
Wilton and DrurJ . Bluff, and presume oil Is
quiet there also.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-10
Train Thief to be Executed

AuGusTA, Jane 9.-Audrews the ringleader
of the tlain.sssalsrs, who escaped from jail al
Chattanooga, end was subseq GENTLY recap
tired, has bsen tent to Atlanta for exscu {.
ton.