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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
FROM GEN. POpE's ARMY.
Reconnaissance in Force-Advance from
Fredericksburg toward Gordonsviiic-
Large Force Of she Enemy at Orange
Csurf.House-Thc Rear Guard Attacked
BY Rebel Cavalry-They were Kepulsed

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune. ,oe,
A reconnoitering force, commanded by Gen. Gio'
bons, and consisting Of two regiments OF bis BRIGADE
one of Gen. Patricks brigade, two baitaions OF cav
alry--one from the Harris Light Cavalry and one
from the Indiana Cavalry, with battery OF artl''
lery, all belonging to Gen. Kings division, pushed
ont from Fredericksburg in the direction of Gordons-
vile on Friday, and returned last night. They ad-
vanced within nine or ten miles of GordoDsville, and
nearly to Orange Court-Honse which was occupied
by much superior force Of the enemy.
Having discovered this fact, aud having secnred
The object of the reconnaissance, the expedition
returned ro,ly pursued by hostile force Of cavalry,
which attacked the rear guard several tmes but Wac
repnlsed on each occasion with loss. We hear Of 10
loss on side.
Gen. Pore takes the field tomorrow. The late
order Of Gen. Pope, requiring the residents within
his lines who do not take the cath of allegiance TO
emrate, il already bearing fruit in Fredericksburg
Thirty of the leading Rebels Of the town have gone
to Richmond with their families, and others are pre-
pairing 10 follow.
Officers who accompanied the scouting expedition
toward Hanover Hourt- House from Fredericksburg
say that the along the road which they marche'
nss suffered very much from the heavy rains that
have fallen this Summer and If not likely to fpen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
Nine and Twelve Months, Mon.
war DEPARTMENT, WAsHIS

WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHIS9ToS, I
lpJuTANr.GESEHALsO yYicR, July %, 1907
Capt w. b. LAyH, Mu,t1ing Officer HarTi'osrs. Pa
The call by Gov. Curtin for nine and twelve
months men was made without previous consults-
ton or direction of the President or War Depart
ment, and, having been made, it was deemed by the
President and by the Department better to accept
such troops as were offered under that call But 1t
is proper to be noticed that the law does not allow
any bounty to the nine months men, except tho SO
paid tho time of being mustered into service The
remaining as is only payable to those who enlist ior
three years or during the war.
l.. THOMAS, Adjutant General.
Tuoe. H. VINCENT, Assistant Adjutsnt General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

CAIRO, III, Saturday, July 70, Isoz
The steamer Wilson, from Vicksbura, arrived Last
night. When in Princeton Bend, 80 miles above
vicksburg, she was fred into from the Miss'ss ppi
side BY several six.pounders and score or two OF
muskets and was hit about 20 times mostly by mus
ke,.baIs. One shell burst directly under the boiies'
No one was hurt.
MKxPHIs Tenn, Wednesday, Juiy ., iS'z'
Two hundred and forty persons took the oa'n yes
terday, and 100 received permits to go South
The news from vicksburg is unimportanf. Inc
bombartment was renewed from the upper meet.
The Rebs reply occasionally. The Arkansas a. lase
sdvices was still under the protection Of the Rebel
batteries undergoing repairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
Arrival OF Wounded Union Soldiers as
Phiiadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Saturday

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, July 70, 1907
The steamer s. Il. Spauding has arrived here
from Fortress Monroe Will 2lO wounded from Rich
mond. Their names have already been published.
The following Died on the passage: Chas. Schultz
Co. G. 9TH New.YOrk, and Joseph Buckley, 10Th
Massachusetts,.
The released prisoners while in Richmond were
all well treated by the officers and men Of the Rebe!
army. Tho troops from Mississippi and Georgia
were specially kind in their treatment Of the prison.
ers.
United States Treasury Notes were eagerly taken
BY the Rebels. Baltimore notes were also taken by
them, but were looked upon with distrust.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
Moro Sick and Woundcd-AIi Quiet on the
James-usrc Released Prisoners IN
pcctcd.

FORTRESS MONROE Friday. July 25, 1862.
The steamer John Brooks came down James River
lsst evening laden with prisoners from Richmond
most Of whom are either sick wounded. All Of
them left on the same steamer this morning for Point
Lookout Hospital.
The efficient Medical Director, j. NJ. Cuyler who
has oficiated for time OF the hospitals at For
iress Monroe, left here last evening for Washington,
10 take more prominent position. There is an ex-
preston of general regret bis leaving this place,
for be has been most aEsiduous in his lsbors smong
the sick and wounded under his care. DR.. Gilbert
takes his place here.
Many merchants who made arrangements for
taking goods to Norfolk, some to open new stores,
and others TO fill up stores already opened,
have changed their plans for the present. desised
from carrying out their former ones partly for the
reason that the currency is in go poor condition in
Lhst place.
Transports. with the balance of our prisoners from
Richmond are hourly expected to arrive at Fortress
Monroe.
The John Brooks did not stop here sufficient
time for us to obtain list of those she had on board
The maboat John A. Warner arrived from Har-
risons Landing st o'clock this afternoon, and re-
ports all quiet On the James River.
The John A. Warner brought down from Har-
rsons Landing large number Of laborers, who are
returning home, and also several musicians, who
ARE mustered out of service, and 60 North on the
Baltimore boat this afternoon; also few sick col
dlers and officers ON their way North.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
uuom GEN. McCLELLAN's ARMY.
Arrival OF eco Pnroled Wounded PRISON
ers-A Schooner Transport Sap'"re"
on the James River by Rebels an" De'
ssroyed-ReIeaseo OF Bull Run Prissnera'
c...J.v 1nly d. lBnS.

uy.nor.pryps AMY OF TRR PoroNAc,
saturday July 26, 1862. )
Nine hundred wounded paroed prisoners arrived
Yesterday from Richmond. Two died before they
arrived at Petersburg. They left yesterday after
noon FOR the Northern hospitals. More will be re-
oeived tomorrow.
A aao.os.truce boat containing Col. Wright and
Lent.. Col. Sweiizer yesterday went to Aiken's
LANDING q miles above City Point, to meet Robert
Ouh. formerly District-Attorney for Washington
Civ. amounted Commissioner by the Confederates
70 e4rry out the new arrangement for exchange Of
prisoners.
The schooner Louisa Reever, containing 1900
bushels of condemned corn, anchored in the middle
OF the river boarded last night about Il o'clock
By party of Rebels who came from the opposite
shore in a boat. After setting the schooner on hire
they left, carrying the captain with them. lie
schooner was destroyed.
Gems. Halleck Dix, Meigs, and Burnside left here
.his morning, after paying visit 10 Gen. Mcclellan.
Gen. Macy's health having been restored, he has
resumed his duties as Chief of the Generals staff.
The flag of truce to-day brought down DR.. Me.
Cregor and the Rev. Hiram EDDY Of tho Sd Con-
necticut Regiment, Drs. Stone and Grey, L. 5.
Army, and The Rev. G. W. Dodge, 18th Nex-York
Regiment, who were taken prisoners at Bull Run,
and are Just released from the prison at Sails
bury, n. e..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
rom Our Special Correspondent
M. -. A.~v IN 7uv D.

tfom Our Special Correspondent.
WITH THE ARMY OF THE PoToNAc,
NgAg HAEKIsOs's LANDING. July 70, 1862
The event Of yesterday was review OF Summers
corps, in order Of battle, by Its chief.
In the early morning was awakened by the
bare Of trumpet and blast Of buge and roll Of drum
Rising on my elbow hundred bsyonets ungbright
sunlight into my da.ing eyes, which soon, not at
glance, but ~ forty slances, eOmprehendsd long
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
Five Gents Reward Offered By Msj.-Gcn
Pope.
HRApQuARrEKs Army OF VIRGINIA,
wAsHisGros, Saturday, July 2s. 1867 ,

Capt. Samuel l.. Harrison, OF the 91th Regiment
New-York Volunteers, is reported by bis command
ing General as having deserted his company on the
2lst Of this month, and gone to New.York. re-
ward Of Five Cents IL hereby offered for his aPpre'
bension. by order Of Ma).-Gen. rorE'
0soaaS D. Rua9Lss, Chief Of 6tsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

From Our Special Correspondent
CoRIsrH, July 10, 1862.
Upon the arrival of Gen. Grant from Memphis the
belief WAS general that he would succeed Gen. Hal
leck at the head Of the Western Department. This
presumption gave rise to much apprehension and dis
sat sfaction among those that, with the sorry re-
minisceuces of Shiloh before their eyes, have no
faith in the ability Of Gen. Grant to command large
CRIMES upon his own responsibility. That the num-
Der of these doubtless is not small it would be vain
to deny. Even now, after the PRONUNCIATION OF Spe-
cal Field Orders No. l6l has proved the belief to be
vroundless the fact that the army under his control
has been moro than doubled in number has made
MANY prophets of evil trust that the future will
not come up to their discoursging expectations.
If am not very much mistaken in my impressions
az to the views of Gen. Grant upon the contraoand
question: the operation of General Order No. 8 came
10 gratifying end with the departure Of Gen. Hal
leck. shall be very much astonshed TO hear here
after of the expulsion of colored fugtves from our
lues or of the arrest of officers for disregard Of the
order. Even the originator OF the now all but uni
yersally offensive measures seems to have become
convinced of its unsoundness during the last days OF
his STAY n the West. The unconditional release from
arrest of the officers of the Kansas 7th, including
Lieut.. Col ID. II. Anthony, arraigned for violation
of the order, at least warrants such conclusion.
This virtual acknowledgment of wrong is highly
or, d tile close Gen. Haecks career in the West.
That the Kansas men are reoiced at having car
ried their point may be easily imagined.
That the people Of the loyal Stses may now fully
appreciate the urgent necessity OF making tho utmost
efforts to fill up the ranks Of the Western armies
before the opening Of the Fall campaign, su4jon
the following official estimate Of the losses Of the
Western Department by battle, disease and other
wise
Donssou Shiloh. Pea Ridge, dedocting those sGns.y
wounded and returned to ~
In other affairs of minor importance. ~
by disease dead and absent) SS0
Discharged. ..........'....' -
"a so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
FROM CORINTH.

Gen. Grant, General Order No. Defunct-
The IA ,sas violstors Triumphant
The Ravnges Of War-Estimated Losses
sfthe Western Armies BY Battle, Disease
and OtAerwise-Thc Enemy-Gcu. Bu.
ellis Movemcnts-The Cotton Question in
Western Tennessee - Rebel Trickery
FoiIed-Protecsiou Of the Railroads.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16

BEAUTIFUL MAr-Capt, A. l.. Rives, Of the Engineer
DepAr meat Of Virginia, has recently completed map
Of the Peninsula between York River and James River,
which reflects the highest credit upon him and the De-
partment with which he is connected The map was
compiled from the results Of military TecOnHOiisGRcs
and from the care evidently bestowed upon t. must tie
deneation Of the topography OF the PENN
Sila The daughting was executed by Mr.. John
Kew in style VII q will challenge the admiration Of all
Who may examine the map. Il is indeed cell done
Governor Letcher whom the map presented, has
placed 10 the State Library where it can be inspected
b. All who desire 10 see It,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
.uLOOmsBURYn FOR SALE.

HE undergned ofes Tor sale The TkAuf OF LAND called
.Bioousbury" Culpeper county, about three miles hon
ar staou containing Hundred adjons
Arm lately sold b. VIM Ross 70 nssss Wise and Kennedy and
M, land, Of O. O. Beckham, Dr. J. O. Thorn and VIM J. rfe
This situated = neighborhood remarkably adapted 70
The growth wheat and The Budnss rather old sus
Nth repairs viii be Sufficient for he comfortable
notation Of family. Peoes DESTROYS Of purchasing Invited
70 examine the place for themseiv We VIII merely remark that
always considered Of The bed farms In ibis neh
borhood, especially for wheat
Terms viii be made accommodating.
For further Information, apply 70 John nasghU near WAy.
o3urthouss JOHN MAUGHffn,
susS-ou HILL O BRApgoRD,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
an .cr supptrurxr.RES 70 ' 81 To .urHOsIzs


AN ACT SUPPLEMENTARY TO AN Aor To AUTHORIZES TaE
ISsUs OF TREASURY NOTES, AND To PAoYIDE WAR
TAX FOg THEIx REDENPrIoN.
SECTION Congress Of the Confederate States OF Amsra
10 enact authority granted TO the Secretary OF The
reAsury Treasury by the Ac 20 the Issue
u Treasury and provide AWr Tax for their edsnpron
approved Augu lneteeah eighteen hu SUD anyone pc
,ad s sane hsreAy extended and enlarged asto auth arise
he issue o. a add ;ioah amount OF any millions OF Treasury
ties Of and subject 70 The sane provsons
~ the Not-s au no tIed by the sGd Act
The The TfelsuT, Win the approval OF ne
P.den ad itoa TO auth 1zsd 10 be s1ei by the
second section sid Act approved August nineteenth ega
eea hani-rd sixty one which this Is supplementary Is
asrsby auhozei to BOnd 10 exceed time
An amount Thirty millions Of dollars payable not more h.n
rnty year, bear Int ei, not 70 exceed K
Der Ger u PEI Annun payable se Ant uAlJ 70 Re IL
hang o suy Notes Issued under authority Of This Act or
y tbs Act this supplementary and sad bonds may Al
he op m Of The h,de ai' TreAtuy te IN
Ter sueA and reguAt he Secretary OF The neuiy
nav prescribe Bonds A7d Treasury aotI author sed BY
Ms Act 10 b. subject he proyons Ia al respects, not
onary u the DIVISIONS q s Act the 'onds aud eAsury
Notes authorised be ei by the Act OF the nineteenth uIus
sh,seo hand ed aud ytyOns to which this supplementary
Approved Dec. %, 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
OIYY ITRNS.

HusrIsss OoURT-On Tuesday, James Slater and
Francis Sheridan, charged with the murder Of William
Clarke on the "a Dec were examined Slater was re.
handed for trial, and Sheridan discharged.
Joseph Keller, charged with breaking into the store
Of Dove Co., and stealing 1855, etc, was remanded
for trial
Beverly Randolph I. m c., charged with the murder
Of John Il. Ashby, free negro was tried and scquit
ted
VIM Burns indicted for dealing faro, was arrAigned
for trial. and after the examination Of Witnesses the cse
submitted to the jury consisting Of j. B. Gsz =
brook John T. Subett, L. B. Thomas, Robt. P. Davis.
David T. Lacy, David N. Jones, Moses Mihiser, 4. L.
Tonpkins, w. A Wyatt, w. p Rtgland VIM Mott and
Jacob Woodson The Jury rendered verdict Of mot
guilt" and the prisoner accordingly discharged from
prosecution for the alleged offence. nolis proseqEi
vas then entered by the Attorney Of the Commonwealth
with the advise Of the Court 10 respect the present
msnt against Burns tor exhibiting faro bank"
Worsh hams case continued until to-day.
Yesterday NeUtOn Al. Lse was unanimously elected
an Alderman fer J, enon Ward to supply the vacancy
eccasiooed by the death of George Z. Sader.
Semon lin two easesl D. ]. Saunders, Thos Law
son, O. Bieken, p Brown I'm two cases), and N. b.
Hill (dO fled $40 each And costs OF prosecution
Cor violation Of the sS prohibiting the issue OF notes
Of a less denomination than s..
The motion aside the verdict Of the jury in the
case Of Alexander Selden free negro indicted for
N aiaiDg In the Common wealth, contrary 10 law, was
oserrusd by the Court and the forfeiture Of Sedens
freedom was accordingly confirmed.
The Court acj burned until o.day at IL o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16

SrsSUIcLSr-The money market is said 10 be the ba-
rometer Of nation, by which storms or Gains may be
5Oressen. Certainly fnAnciers and merchants gen
orally distinguished for sheWdness and forecast, and
may be that they can discern the events Of the future
silh quicker penetration than the majority Of other
people At al events il NAV be regarded as fact Of
some significance that several Of the lArges: mercantile
houses in this city are CLOSING out" their stocks at auc
.ion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16

THI WKArHEE yesterday, vas calculated to try menf
'o,s The of the previous night covered the side
salEs but wss converted into half slush by light rhir
shch fell during the greater portion Of the day. IL
some places the waking was very slippery, and per-
sons Who desired to avoid fall had to proceed eau
tously
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYs.
BY y. b. COOK AUcr
AUCTION SALE

Groceries, Wines, Brandies, &c
ON Friday ext 18th lot VII offer for SALE ton,
" Uihon weather. at Uce, the sAiin Bank
o'clock NJ Stock OF Groceries, Liquors. Ac col STAT
ing 10 part Of
30 hb Crushed Powdered GranuAted and Out Loaf Sugar
20 hhds Ouba MuseovAdo bugar
- Bags Rio Coffee
coo Whole, quarter and half Boxes ssrdlnes
SIS Gags and Totes Rice
W Whole and half / BIS Roe Herrngs
6bbls Lard
Is do Coppern
- do On lppsd LogvDod
Green d Black Teas
Loaf So
Mustard, Cloves EpIcss worce.tershIre Sauce
10 bills SON bel Almonds
zoo Iaseb choice Clarst
80 do AMI Raskets Champagne
SHIT Iipes TAylors London Dock Brandy
100 bbs and pipes Old hhskies
Apple and Pc 'ch BranIy
Bum, Gin, Sh,rTy, Pert and Madeira Wines
CJgnac and Bennessy Brandy
Scotch whisky ami London Porter
B bbs rallow OIL
q tons Pone Asa GuAno
1CO do Bon, Ash
Terms cash, In bAnkAbe funds.
caENsHAw co.
Sale 10 be conducted by Y. h. COOK, Auct IAl4-tds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
M 9a1N

AN ACT To AMEND IAN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE PRfsI-
dent To CONFER TEMPORARY RANK AND uoMMAf nPJR
sERylOE WITH VOLUNTEERS TROOPS, ON OFFICERS OF TIE
OONTEDERlTE ARMY" APPKnrsD MAY fWkn1Y flBBr,
ETGHrEEN HUNDRED AND sIXTY-0NE.
section / Be enacted BY the ocpgres Of the Confederate
State, Of America That the above en led Act be amended
h, In addition III power there gsntd the Pread Ut Of
The oonfd rate re- and he 10 h.rbv auho 70 cor fer
temporary and command upon Offices Confederate
Armv on duty IN Bureaun Of the Adutast and In
pecor Ger eA Grief OF Engineers and ohief Of 0rdn,bes. 10
cease Al the Of the be held without pre1
dice 70 the posido' lin said Army.
Approved Dec. 81, 1851
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16

THE VARIrIEs.-The manager at this place Of amuse-
mt seems to be eIsrng himself to render it attractive
% the patrons OF the dramS" He has had to contend
with ve1atous difficulties the least OF which the
sickness OF the leading lady, Miss Ella Wren, Whose role
could not be successfully und rtaken by any other
be- OF the company. Mile Boisvert has beef recently
added to the company aud dVersfes the performances
every night by singing popular ballads. "Hts AT the
times in comic rhymes" is another new feature which
seems to take.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16

NEw LTrHoaRAPHIC ESrABLIsHNESr.-Oolonel Blanton
Duncan has brought to this city the requisite fixtures
and aPpurtenAnces Of an extensive hograPhie esIab'
shment which he will put into operation the
store Of hessrs TaIdy Williams at the Of Cary
aud 18Th streets The principal business, in the begin
ming Of the enterprise will be the execution Of work for
the Government which has not heretofore been con
mand Col Duncan will have a corps Of sklful artists
Who will be under the charge Of Mr. j. F. Wagner, late
Of Nashville. The establishment will be enlarged gradu
ay the intention being set twenty presses at work
speedily as possible We are confident that the enter
rise viii prove successiul-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
Az ACT TO EsTtBLIsH ANAL RoUrE FROM HICKS FORD

FN@D
To LAwRESCEYILLE IN VIhGINIA.
BhcToS The Congress OF the Confederate States Of America
DO enact That following sddo1a Ro-te and tbs
hereby, established, namely: from Hicks Ford, In TIE
county Geen've - Lawrenceyie in the county OF Bru,s
wick, In he State II v reln'A
fn-ther enacted That the Pomss Ger
authorZ make FRS carrying
sad With TIE necessity 81 Adyeripg for
bids for said contract 6qulrSd bv existing laws.
SEC THIS shall take effect from Asd after It's pssgs
Approved. Jan. 9, 1861 jat-wtw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
No. sss
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR TaE RiYxTNr OF CERTAIN IN


son Of the Comic Slater Of America d,
en- m that the proper In the htsy Department.
Indian Territory the off and men OF the
company OF creek younteer raised 10 the month Of
Augas hundred and sxyone By authority OF the Com
missioner the Confederate stat for local at TIE
North vg. Greek country and Of the Cherokee Re-
msnts o. Col mel, John Drew ard q ohoe-
aw and hckasAW Regiment OF Colon, Doug coope AID
Of the Greek vsmsn Colonel DSrie hcntosh aud the
companies semInOes rsed BY he Chief BY authority o. ne
Oommoper and Of the other oop' called Into ne ser
Vice by cOlorel Douglas Cooper 70 aid In sipp e1sns %
surrecon part the orees and Of e nto
by orest Agent for TIE purpose BY dreed Of the
conmorer the IT, during which all Of said troops wei
in the service a' being organized before beng muse ed
service In the as hty had een mustered
respective timer when they organized aud reee
BY Commissioner eihe' OF said oceu which payments
shall upon 'peea rolls for vat PreU de
allowance lieu OF clothing shall be paid orS 70 such Of
shall have -ee bee may be muster
ard that shall be otd who hJye deserted
Without permission have taken tdss with the
in,u-reoiio1htI among the C.eeks
Bee b. It furtNer ento,ed That he accounts Of the
acting and Quariermi Of AL ssat oops tha
settled and paid In the ash the troops with
which they acted had been egusry eed into the service
at time when theV organized received and that the
debt, advanced by them be pai By the BE
AIDE Qusrermaser Of The Brigade command by Bgaier Gen
ersl Pr0uided further, That sad sA be
by the aid BigAdr GrnerA aud that the p'ies
p,id By them found by him 10 hv been
debts 10 have been contracted In good a aad
the m neys actually advanced.
Approved Dec. 81, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
mo. $3.50
AN ACT TO PROVIDE yoR g rvs o. ESaIsEERs FoR

THE PROVISIONAL ARMY.
Tn nanprss Of the Confederate Of America do enact
Preer be- and be hereby authorized TO appont Of
sesr Of Engineers the Provisional Ary, number not eI.
ceedng 6v and than Cs"tan, whose pay a.
shall the those allowed r oheers OF
HE grade Of the ConfederAcy aud whose
ens explre at the end OF the pending war.
Approved Dec. 81, 1891
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
(EO. ssa)

AN ACT RELATING TO THE CUSTODY or THE RITURNs
AND CERTIFICATES OF vHE VOTES oy THE uICroRs
PoR PREaIDENT AND vIoH PRE3IDsST
The OonVess Of Confederate states Of America do enact
That the returns the for President and Vice Presden,
NV hs Electors Of saes shat be delivered for the
ne being 10 the President 81 the Proys ona Government
OF the es who shall deliver the BAmeto the Pre
dent yo the selAe Of s Confederate States on the
yebtaary eighteen hundred and xty tSo
Approved Dec. ~, 1891
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
10 ALI WsOM 1T NAV COSCgRS, GREETING.
An Assigned stock OF CIoIhing,

FSoN CHARLESTON. s @
TEIdE sahahtr woad cal he Aenoo Of deaers 10 Really
Mse Boys and Meas Cl5hnS % one q hsmosi select ~
az .nts OF Cloth ng 10 the Cntslcrat stat Of America
4, Al pces oat tariff To suers and large pu-chs
r adueenents offered 81 rspienh hs- stocks
closed Out within The next sy days CAL
Aad l5ok no Fable % ahoE goods, az ..
j,ns-su lol Main sres, "a door below IAN stree,