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The New York herald., 1862-05-29
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T,IRsr CLASS PARLOR FURNITURE, AND ONE
Piano. wanted Immediately Tor hist class private
boarding house, payment be ade In Board Or prefer
half cash. Also genteman ave instruction 70 hreo
chdr in the evening" for half will be given;
reference exchanged week. Cesar Herald
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LyLAGS OF ALL KINDS MADE TO ORDER OF THE
English bunting, anted all worsted, brilliant
colcrs and superior Workmanship samples SHOWN ana
orders received at 10 Dey Also Stones OF
al kinds j. IT, IMMEN, Jr.
z. MILLS, Agent
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COX REWARD Lost, A. LARGE SIZED BLACK
sDAO Trunk from the bal OF Parrish House No ia
East Houston street. twenty-five dollars reward viii bs
paid upon turn Of said trunk and contents Miss
r. We Parrish House sutAbe reward 10 any person
Swing reliable information of the same.
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NEW YORK

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The New York herald., 1862-05-29
Important Seizure OF Southern Bonds to
the Amount OF Over $4,000.

Major General Com
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

DLANTS, PLANTS.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING A.
large lot splendid Roses Vert and Peu,ias Aes.
the sales will sell week auction prices
close the business by June J. The plants In the
very best Of order. w. FITZPATRICK, Florist
I Corner Of Twenty -nl.lth stree. and broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
Gen. Pope ia the Eicid-sig gel. Corrs-Ef-
Gcicat Organization - Swearing the
Rebels $500 Enthusiastic Exception Of
ENopa's Orders by she Army 1sc Dow
eli,s Ynd.Gereucs- Negro stupidity.

From OGE SPECIAL Correspondents
WARRESTos, July % 1862.
Gen Pope left Washington yes ciday 81 noon, Nth
all his St , and, travelling by special train, reached
Warren,on at halfpast three. Headquarters are e.
tablished in a spacious brick house. Il Ltle away
from the town, with open grounds about II am
r,leasant approaches. II has been occupied as Il
seminary for girls but if I'D peaceful lessons
lad not been easier broken OIL fear that Is too
uuool,ant an int uder % have waited until they were
finished before assuming military possession. The
ulace is rural enough or more exactly speaking, l.
near enough 10 the army TO justify TIE announce
uent. some time waited for, that Gen. Pope has
taken the field TelegrapLic communication with
the different corps has been perfect, aud ali import
ant news las been given 10 tie pnbhc that can be
discreetly published. Between yesterday afternoon
and this morning it need not be reiuied That evente
have supplied much material for letter, but ha'e
q word to ray about Gen. Sigels corps, winch leh
on Sunday morning at Sperryvie.
Since Gen. Sigcl assumed command at Midiletown,
| have been with his forces, aud, in the absencc Of
exciting events, have been a careful spectator Oh
their daily improvement. The march from Middlc'
town to Sperryyille was the only interruption to
the routine OF camp life. How orderly wa" th"l
march have related in former letter; but, slnce
past experience teaches that it Is very uncertain
whether that or any other letter has reached NE
TRIBUNE, ,et lie repeat that the progress OF Tue
division which accompanied, Gen. Schgrzs, wds II
model of good marching aud good discipline. "hole
brigades arrived ia camp at night v It'll the same
numbers which they counted in the morning, aud 1t
happened that at roll-call after The
march not single man was missing Plundering
by the way was ecctuay checked, unless the tolera
ton Of gathering cherries he an exception, and they
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
From Fredericksburg.

Correspondence Of The n. \. Tribune.
FRspzRoxsBURo, Friday. Angus. |. 1852.
We have been expecting 10 march for the Last
three weeks, at any hour OF any one day embraced
in the aforementioned three weeks at the receipt
of the order. Expectstion and anticipations were
the orders OF the day; but day by day the slow
moving hours in each twenty -four passed with no
additional or sooght-for orders arriving. The ex-
element and the interest have TO great extent been
kept alive by constant and successful scouting parties
or bold reconnoisances and the late orders OF Gen.
Pope respecting Rebel persons and property. The
orders alone were worth as much as victory won
on hardfought field to Gen. Pope for the soldiers,
TO a man. will and do indorse the spirit of justice
contained in them. i can assure you that II is not
the soitest work man can do 10 guard Rebel prop
ery six. seven, or eight miles away from camp.
The anxiety that each guard must naturally feel
that in some unguarded hour he might easily be
made prisoner, il not worse should his regiment
leave without calling him in, as is often the case
there being no time or way 10 send word 10 HIM;
add TO this tho daily Insults 20 his country ana his
flag which he is forced 10 sten 10 without redress
raised Il state of feeling highly preludicnl 10 the
military discipline aud orders that forced him to
guard and protect Rebel and traitor. But this is
now, | hope, among the things that were; and
pursuant 10 Gen. Popes orders, qnarermasters aud
commissaries with ioragng parties, are gushing the
war home 10 the ueep-oyed TRAITORS Oh ldlS Nieihy
Fay deep-dyed because l mean II. They have been
spoiled instead Of bettered 10y serve obsequicus-
ness 10 their Wins and comforts in contra
distinction to our brusque and snort treatment Of
such Union men as had escaped Richmond prison
for their opinions sake. The violent and abu-
siye the Rebel, the larger the guard, while Union
men were refured all protection. This you may not
believe, but could you have heard rs did, Union
man VINO had been 10 lay his complaints before the
administration OF this unjust and outrageous state OF
things you would be a convert too. To Use his own
words, said be, 4" Had been Secesh from the word
and sore trials have had, because would not
should this day he thousands OF dollars better OFT;
but now that lie Union army has come am no
better off, while my Secession ueghbors are as
safely projected in person and property as before
the occupation by Union troops. Ii this state Of
things goes ON much longer and the Union men Of
Virginia leave il, you will not find many Unionists
left. NlIHEAKMY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
VRON GENERAL ECLELLAAS lDHI'
Rebels Opposite Our Camp Cleared QEl'
AN EFFECTIVE MOVEMENT.
Excellent Discipline Of Ger Troops
prapopARTFxs AKyv'3P TBR PoTcsAc,
- s.,,-Fay Auy !yfD


Six Lan3ged troops crossed the river yesterday
afternoon Tor tn, purpose of destroying the houses
and woods on the opposite shc-e which had afforded
protection to the Retels. Everything in the shape
of a dwelling was burned. This was the point from
which the Rebels shelled our chipping ard encamp
rert TIE night before. Vie affair was successfully
accomplished without the loss of "a man.
The grnboats This morning are engaged il sholiiDg
TIE shore and houses down the river.
Five men were killed by the enenys shells the
Nght before LIST, and two wounded.
WELLINGTON Saturday Aug p 1862
An officer writing from lIarrson's Landing TO a
gentleman n Wsshi, gton says;
All is quiet on the james River
One coirs after lcther is being reviewed oy ten
NcClellap, aud the troops make very line appear
ance. -,
The soldiers an in good sTrits, end will DE ready
10 deal heavy blows when called upon TO stTlhe the
enemy. 49,,
If he Now-F1gland, the Middle States and the
Great West viii only do their duty now this wicked
rebellion will be crushed forever. God grant that
the cal for more mem may not be IN vain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
The a:csignsiion Of Capt. IIarrison-Ee-
Spouse of Gen. Pope.
Gen. Pope has sent the following reply TO Capt
Iarrisons letter denying that be bad deserted:

HEApQUAKrERs AHsy ~ NiRGiSIA,
9. ---.---- - = LII. q -


WAlMEsTos. va. July o. 1902.
CAPT. SlNrgr l.. HARRISON. atth Reg NY. Vols. Your
inform You thai coLnnsoucd cilcc by lbsentnE himself
without guilty Of dcsotlou well a, nocomni-
recovery and puni,hent for the of-n.c Mo-
do you need t. be told that neither yonr Colonel nor any
tiou Las gh. T. acccpt Icguliion nor under
ing orders Of TIE WaT Depsrneat to give you any ieve
csyed inury he railroad and thai the medical ~
fcsf Of yodr regiment ariseo ou 20 resign This may be
thory you discharged from your obligations Of
Gcer o. tie army Neither your fesrion the oerhoa'e'
pers hesg the sui Ject have ever Tea h"d TN. ohce
Il Is needle TO tell you. must Of ncces'iy snow Il
sSice the Ccd states Ia time II acuvo operations IA
the face Of the l. not possible 20 Try officer Tor
such oence especially s. IL not when be j. beyond The
iulelate fec Of toe military tho titles Of hls army AMI
h company about to mach upon the eny whou, cap
which most effective 10 event such dcaerious
Every ofce q this amy a0srnt without aIheny w b.
J,eopie -, be posisie 20 do %
No r.gu.,on any officer whatever will be accepted
cept upon ieoc. ceflos'e OF be c0uciusive cGsc
ter proof o woHhes IL l. therefore 70 be distinctly
worthless ilcou prtrnt Neither with credit to Lin self.
nor u tD sv ori o r dealing toward the private s.ldie
can any volunteer officer tender he feehaOn The
20 into erice Of the United stare. NJ
IA, ha ce tsia person, who persuaded him T.
enlist shall c.utif 90 20 command him. II be had thougb
declined TO ,o.neer Wbsu he hn. teen sworn IT, be f.
bound 1T iI whole Of service and there sLoud be
eremp far contfo tis army shali be b-
exempt f the sane .. tfctio m that r-pect which has
been inposcd on the pTisa soldier.
ar.e pat TIE setisa uy f,lt by the private
soldiers the VoiIte regiments Ab- arisen from TN.
practice a commissioned officer grows tired OF
tie hardship feylce be tenuera ne Ieaishaton,
sr veg many cu- has found means t. have IL pied
private de Aas such Of freeing hImfh from
ou CATION which be- imposed himself with ~. iu
destaong that The officer persua0ed han volunteer
equally bound ~ith himself, aud would remain wl
hiu Ihe pfaCtcs Of aJaLdous Tie piyae soldiers whp
have volunteer, at ther is,ce reflects nt- upon
officers and -" ony 10 tolerated in tins amy hen can
lou ger cCntIolit
Respect lily, your obed,ut ant,
Join fOiE, Maj.T-OeH. Commanding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
Warrcnton Little Washington General
BANKS Protecting Ese0eI Property.

HEApQUAKTFRs GESERAL SIGH, I
sPERRYyiLLK Va. Aug. |. 1922
Gen. Pope's horse il in motion. | saw him yes
terday a booded iron-gray stallion, with points
indicating strength, speed and spirit just the horse
TO dash up through these hills upon the galop in
chase of the Rebel Jackson. TIE rider OF this mag
nilcent animal, through his spirited orders, has
promised we'll and led the country to expect much
from him, and that, too, quickly. The horse, will
wager much, will fulfill all he promises. God grant
that the rider may not only keep bis word good and
the fame brought from the West untarnlshed, but
that new laurels, won upon more difficult field in
encounters with an ADLER foe, will enrich hs brow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
Arrest Of Citizens OF iappahannocA County
-Tbc Rebel Army nj Richmond i'm
Great Eisircss-Thcir Condition more
Desperate than Ever.

Special Dispatch 10 The n. y. Tribune.
SPEKnYvIILE Aug. 2, 1862.
Col. Robinson, Provost Marshal, has arrested be-
tween sixty and seventy citizens of Rappahannock
County who viii not take the oath of allegiance.
Three days grace has been granted, at the expira-
ton of which time, if they will not swear to support
the Constitution and the laws, they will be sent i'm
medateiy beyond the lines.
Two intelligent German deserters from the Rebel
army came within our lines last evening. They Left
Richmond two weeks ago, and state that great dis
tress prevailed in the Rebel camp that all the sol
diers are living upon nothing but fresh beef and
-four, with salt sugar, nor coffee; that the re9i-
meuis would not average more than 300 men. They
also pretend to have overheard prominent Rebel OIL
Gers cay that their condition WAC more desperate
than it bad been at any time previously during tie
war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04

10 The Editor Of The ". \. Tribune
SIR: beg small space in your paper to notice

SIR: beg a small space in your paper to notice a
remark by The hrad correspondent" from this place in
reference the Chaplain OF the 9TH Regiment n : VI.
do not consider necessary speak write single word IL
yndcation of the Loyalty honor principles the esteem
in which he 4 held by all who in the leas, gree Inclined
to Judge man by evidence by known merits. geute-
man and IN officer truhfuy say ausht against lin.
The writer oil this has been intimately acquainted wh hin
from the y the r. gmeat entered the service the Govern
uent and Therefore feel that EN- fully capable Of JUDGING
him and lave yet to the fTst act lis part
NOT conset with the position he occupies The language Is
such INC naturally create very erroneous npe sion
stating .st the poopo Of tns place respect all the rcgi
tohices and men) e&ceptiu; the Chaplain" wish TO stamp
phaicay idle, II not wiiu pervesOn Of facts
lie has been invited to preach In their churches and have
other evidence. that he Ia held IN the highest esteem
the community md By the members Of tue regiment except
Ing those who take pleasure IN deamiug the character Of
gentleman than in speaking in his favor would
suggest IT, IL L. ;.
UdJrenton Va. Aug. !, 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04

MEMPHIS, Thursday, July 81 IS62.
The guerrilla Jackson was at Denmark on Satur-
day with three hundred of bis cavalry.
1t is reported that the Rebels under Gen. Vile
pgne are marching on Bolivar.
Jackson used pontoon bridge to cross FoTked
Deer River.
Heavy cannonading was heard at Bolivar on SAT-
urday and Sunday.
On Saturday the telegraph line was destroyed and
portions of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad at Hum
boldt was torn up by the Rebels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
rResl GEE. rOrE's ARMY.
Operaiiesss Of scouting rsrtics-No Enemy
~ Force this side of GordopsriIlc-a'wu-
Iaisiiryf Of Dcscrtcrs.
WATTnoo. v, saturday. Aug. 2,

WATTuoo, Va, Saturday, Aug. ?, 1892
Intelligence from Culreppcr says that scouting
parties 20 out daily, and occasionally bring in Rebel
scouts.
10 enemy in force has been discovered this eide OF
Gordonsvillc. 1t is suppose HAT strong mrrench-
ments are being constructed q that place by the
Rebels
Our troops are in scch high spirits and so conf
dent Of complete that they say they can de-
feat whatever Rebel forces may be there collected.
Maj. Gen. Pope on his way hither was received
with most enthusiastic cheer by our troops, whom
he reviewed, complimenting them on their splendid
appearance and the perfection of their drill.
Desertion has been much checked within the last
few days by the siringen; orders of Ger. Pope.
Several deser;eIs having been found guilty, are
sentenced to be branded and dIummed out Of the
army.
At present everything is quiet in front Of our ad-
vance.
Some members Of the 9th Regiment New-Yorli
State Militia have issued newspaper, called The
New- York Ninth, which il devoted TO the dissent
nation of Union principles in this benghted region.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04

One Hundred Union Troops Surrounded By
Ecbels at bloomfield.

CAIRO, VIA CrScIsSATi. Friday, Aug 1. 1862.
Adyces have been received by Gen. Strong from
Bloomfield No., that hundred of Col. Mans
command were surrounded by some five or six
hundred Rebels that a sharp fight was going on,
and that troops thought they could sustain them
selves until re-eniorcements which have been sent
from Cape Girardeau cond reach them.
Reports from Bloomfield, Mo-, stste that Col.
Daniels, with force of about hundred men, has
been attacked by large force Of Rebels. II is
thought that Col. Daniels will be able to hold his
position until re-enforcements arrive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
War Meeting in Union, n. Y.

BlSGHAATOS. August g. 1852
great and spirited war meeting was held al,
Union, BrOome County, n. u, on Saturday. 1t was
addressed by the Hon. ID. S. Dickinson and John
Tracy Mygat Of BinghantoD, w. e. Doane, Of
Washington, and +. B. Smith, Of Union. Tie meet
ing was enl husiastic in the highest degree. Mr..
Dickinson too,' The ground that twice 300 900 men
shoald he calico aud every man between Is and -
stand ready, and .aid, though Co, he ready.
iLle being done there would be nothing else to do
b0i foEgive the naeses aud hang tbe LEADER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
FcbeI Raid on ErownsyilIe.

MEYPHIs Ihufsday July 81 1862.
Several gentlemen tom Browsvilie arrived here
last evening. They bring some particulars of a
Rebel raid by Col. Faulkner on that place On Fri
day last. Every man that was there buying cotton
wes taken prisoner, and $4,000 worth Of cotton
was burned. Five hundred Union cavalry arrived
the same evening. The Rebels fled, bu, were pur-
sued, and slight engagement took place on the
Hatche and Forked Deer Rivers. number Of
Rebels were captured The ferries and bridges Lave
been DESTROYED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
Rebel Raid OF Canton.

QUINCY Ill., Saturday, Aug 2, 1862
Abou. one hundred and fifty Retes, under tho
guerrilla Dunn, attacked Canton, Mo-, sixteen miles
north Of this place, last night. Trey shot man
named VIM. Carigg in order to get possession Of
some rifles, and pandered all the stores in hls ware
house. They then took possession Of the rifles,
and plundercd all the stores in the place.
After obtaining all they wanted they left. The
amount Of damage is not ascertained. Mr. Carigg
is not expected TO live.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
a Note from Gen. Keycs.
UEADQCAhTKHs FOrErH COHT.l
HANAIfOs's BAR, July 81, 1872.

HEADQCAkrKts FOURTH COKT.,
HAHnl0s's BAH, July 81, 1914.
10 me Editor II The ~ j. Tribune
SIR; In your paper Of the I'D instant, my arIiYal
IN ne 'hJ Of Baltimore Is announced Tho announcement
~as incorrect sad has caused ne some Inconvenience
VIII you pes'e 70 publish this AID say thai since the
opening oil this eamlsign have not let my command
have cough. to leave It,
rem'in respectfully your obeiient servant,
T. u hhfEs MajorCen Cou'g Fourth Corps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
Capture Of the British Schooner Emma, BY
the u. y. steamer Adirondack.

FHiApEtFHiA' Saturday, Aog 2, 1862
The British schooner Emma, of and from Nsss.,,,
WIN boots, shoet, SAT- e'c., was captured on the
2ith Of July, by the L. $. steamer Adirondack.
Tie Emma arrived of tie Navy.Yard this morn.
iEg. Her captain and crew are On board the Adj
Ionaack in irons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
The KOmb ardsnent Of yicksbuYg,

CAiRo Saturday, Aug z, 1861
The Gren0da Appeal of the 18th nit. says that
Unopists have abandoned the idea Of taking Vieks-
burg by water, and that they are now evidently
awaiting the cooperation OF their land forces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
Rebel Scouts in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Saturday, Augusta, lso2
Advices from Scottsvillc say that u large number
of Rebel scouts were in that vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
Iznior-Ccc. EnuL-'s Column Gen. pcpe's
OTder-his Cheering Enect.-A Cuipep-
pcr secesh in the Pro, Ost-'I srsini's-
Protecting Seeesh Proper:y-Thc Town
Going ,o Secd-A Duck Iva tie River,
and Ill and so-see,1 in the Bine Ridge
Mountains, t.C.
Correspondence 1he y. Y. Tribune.

CrrPnpPtu Corn lIpusE. Va, July %, ll62.
The cloud Of doubt and almost dependency which
Las for some time been weighing down the more
thoughtful among the Union troops here, has intt
been ned MP far enough 10 enable 10 begin to rec
DAYLIGHT again breaking ii. ;he east. simple order
from tie Commander of tits Department has already
done so much 10 tighten hearts and encourage us
70 hope that the war il TO be az last prosecuted with
yigor. SO Hopeful do feel from the simple sanction
which The right course, as conceive, has received
that feel constrained thus TO welcome The dawnlng
Of the better era.
The wealthy citizens remaining in this part OF
Virginia are bitterly, vindictivcly Secesh. They
talk imperiou,y and buster as though we should
ret upon our knees to them. Thor bearing toward
us is as though we were to be merely tolerated
rather than welcomed as soldiers who have left kind
friends and peaceful homes for the support OF The
Union and Constitution, aud 10 crush oa the rebel
hon aud punish traitors
Yesterday was in the Office OF the Provost Guard,
and while mere one OF the chivarou., high'toned
r. +. VS. stepped in and wanted gnaro Tor MS
property. Capt. Fitzgerald OF Company Y, 2Sll
Regiment, New-York Volunteers. is Provost Marshal
at present. Lieut. Col Stone OF the 9TH Connecticut
and Lieut..Col. Setirage of the 10th Pennhyvanii,
with several others, were present. Inc 'lrIiniah
WAS asked il he was Union man, and whether he
would take the oath Of allegiance, wheIeat Do put
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
The steamer 81. George OIL Father Point.

MONTREAL Saturday, Aug 2. 1862.
The steamer st. George from Glasgow on tho
18th of July, passed Father Point at 1865 q. N.
she has 25l passengers. She reports Spoke, on
The 29th ult., the steamer Norwegian, six miles W.
Of CAPE Race
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
Arrival Of the Carondcles nj Memphis.

MEHPHIs Thursday, July 81, ifol
Tie gunboat Carondelet arrived yesteriay from
Yicksburg but brings I'D later news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
Order from Gen. Boyle.

LOUISVILLE, ny Fflay, A'g ], IeV-'
Gen. Boyle has issued an order prohibiting tho
sale CT coriraband articles, such as guns, ammun-
ton and medicines in packages unless the purchaser
fret gets a permit from headquarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
Rebel Movement on Chattanooga and Nnsh-
vile.

CAIRO. H., Friday. Aug l. 1862
Letters from Rebel captured at Cornth ON tae
ooh ut. indicate that the Rebels about 10 make
movement on Chattanoog, and Nashville.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04

Il he Work OF the Rebel Guerri,ias-A Is old
Forny on The Tennessee lsivar-Capturo
and Destruction of N Large Amount Of
Cotton and Union Proper:y-Thc Mem
phis and Charleston Rniirca d from
Corinfh 20 Mem phis and tic Mississippi
Central TO Bolivar Abandoued-Ecavy
Losses of Cotton specuiniors-crdern I'm
terdictiug the Use Of specie in tho Pure
chase OF Cotton-G,s Operation, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04

Respectfully, your obsd,nt servant
Join POPE, Major-O Gen. Commanding,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-17

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