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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22

A0VA . hAkAUS - uV
Noun tIastls miss A
Morris miss harriet
Montgomery miss II y
Morten miss Noble L
morris miss lda
lllles miss b a
Mitchell mics Mat A
MAylOney miss Mary
Marshall miss J ennis
Morton miss America
Maynard miss T J
Matthews miss r V
Motion miss Sarah E
III inOr miss Snllie p
Mc0ruder mrs Up
McMUrran mrs u II
McCloy miss T. n
oMDOMneil miss L d
Mckenney miss Mary
McWIllinms miss Il J
ntcNsll miss Nora
NSvins miss NJ h
lNickOdem Us miss II
n 0W man mrx , Il
Norris mrs MARY A
Norris ulre y M
Nolan d mrs Celina
O'Donneli miss Mag 9
tItke K mrs X
Owens mrs ) A
Obrlerry mrs II
Otey mlss Mary +
O'COnneli mrs Ellen
Purman miss Mary
Perrin mfA +
PHrAs HRS u
Power miss Il b
Prentts mlss Nellie
Powers mrs N Artna A
POinde X scr miss /
Polndexter miss Bella
Pheasant ~ mrs J
pleasant Is mrs J W
Perkins miss Ado
Pea MAIs = Il
PerlettO mrs Agnes
Parker mrs Margaret
Parker mrs A Il
Patterson miss Mag
Page mrs WIN A
liOlstUn mraJane ID
kagan mrs Ann Is
Ik,.0IOrd miss w
kayon m 1865 Mary
he0y CaJnerInV
Richardson mrs JnoA
Richardson miss NJ IA
koHne mrs J Uuith Il
Robinson mics > Z
koucBl miss Dora
Rogers miss p v
no berls.A miss A +
Rogers m IS Matte
Robinson mrs Helen
kOyHll mrs J BE-
Robertson mis- Mary
Ryan miss Mag
Ryan mrs / dmOnd
Sweeney miss Ellen
Sa0Ier miss h A
Shield miss NJ l.
Short miss A
Seal miss mary A
Slade mise Sallie M
Smith miss Lizzie T
Storls miss Patsy
Snead miss L A
6tone HISS 4abrella
Stack miss LeonCrA
Strickland miss B J
Sweat mrs sarah
Statham mrs u A
sterling mrs Ann
Sturdivan { mrs u
stone mrs Mary e
Sterling mrs Thos
Stowarr N r. + A
Solomon mrs NJ M 2
Sheppard mrs Va NJ
Scott mrs Grace
Talman M r. Martha
I An ksley mrs A
Taylor mrs Jas y
Tcler mrs EC
Trewalla mrs II p
Tyler mrs MahRIa
Tryle mrs Martha
Trainum mrx Julia A
ntum mrs DIR II A
Tompkins miss Geo.
Tuck miss 3 T
Tyler miss r A Z
Tuck miss ID e
Tucker miss Battle W
Tompkins miss Sallie
TCmpkins miss Nd "
Thomas miss H
chernaye mics A A
Tiiler miss Z A
Terrell miss b A
Tyree miss Sarah
Terry mise va A
Taylor miss Mary
Taylor miss Emily ID
Walden mrs Ann E
VAuHhan mrs Harriet
VAnlier mrs Mollie r
; Verdeau mrs y
Vail mrs n
WArrener miss ] E
Waddey miss Sarah ]
Wade miss Sarah I z
WArrOck mics M A
Watkins miss ) d 2
West mtss Mary 4
West miss Lizzie
Whitlock miss Ange
White miss Bette M
Wharton Ini~s NJ e
Wilkins miss mag
Wilkins miss Nollie
Wyatt miss Sarah
Wyatt mics Mary L
Wallace q, iss Emily ]
Walker miss Kate
West miss Jos NJ
Weems miss y A
White miss L
White miss A A
Whitlock miss Va e
Williams miss jennie
Williams Ynies NJ A
Wilson mics Della:
Wingheld mias II u
woodward miss u
Ward miss II q
Woodward miss Jos
Young mrs Fanny
Young mrs Josephine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22

safety or Csnp,sy "a" s6,A Va. Rss's.
A dispatch was received from Capt. TAos.
r. Boswell on yesterday, by = gentleman Of
this city, dated " attanooga. Feb. 2lst. which
states that his whole company are safs. This
will be agreeable news - eur friends N
Mecklenburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22

-ve ars AUTHORISED - ssats Tat ne
'.,..,,.s mansion viii b. open for ~ r.
.,r,oo OF vis,tors from until II r. NJ To-
f,v. saturday.
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Baker miss char NJ
BROOKS "A ISIS Sallte
Brown miss Annie "a
Bans miss Alice
Brooks h (cold)
UraDbin mrs f. +
Crane mrs Sarah M
Grafton mrs l.
COX m Les Lucy
COchrane mss BETH,
Courtney mics . h
Cox miss annie r
OorcOran miss mag
Gown mrs Sallie u
Uowles IN rs Matilda
Cooper mics NJ Il
Grafton miss PIDkey
Crawford miss Mage
CrumP miss Mamie:
Urump mrs Susan u
Gross miss sarah %
t;ummlns miss A
Gum MINIS mi 50 I'm N
Cook misa Mary A
Ooliier MIRA So
Clarke mrs J Lyle
Oiaspey miss Sarah
CLARKE mrs.Sum'l
Chapman miss J
Chandler miss Il
Childress miss Annie
OhIldre 81 miss J
Child miss Il I
chandler miss N W
Unt. K miss Lucy e
chapman mrs n =
CarLer mes J Il
darcy mrs ID j
carter ms n Il
Gary mes 6ci,ina
Gar ter miss A.ucy J
UnuLACTu miss a
cameron miss Mary
OAll,gan miss ID
Caldwell mrs M l.
Uhappeli mrs J ane
Urues mss sarah ID
Lonner mrs Maril
Unes berry mrs (
Drake mrs N J
low eli mrs ane
Davenport mrs =
Davidson mrs E6rdi'
Dixon mrs Cnrista
DUBOIS mrs Mary
Dickinson MISS vi b
Delxny miss Ellen
Ueiarue mass Il
Daniel miss w
Darby mss E
Day mise Emily ;
UOggeIr miss u
DWyer miss Kate j
Dyer mles Mary e
Drew miss M A
Uuk, miss Harriet
Elicit mrs mary >
Estes mrs Jas
Evans miss Bottle
Elliott miss EiizS
HvRlS miss J
Epps miss Geo b
Parish mrs NJ b
Ferguson mrs Lucy
Fitzgerald mrs Geo
Foster mrs ID f
EiGxsimmOn mrs 8
Franklin mrs Ann
Fuller miss J A
Franks miss NJ H
k'olkes miss Mat u
Ellchett mics III Is
Finegan miss Kate
Fisher miss Ann 4
t'ogg mics Vac
Ford miss Octa V
Graves mrs Sarah
0rubbe mrs J A
GOODWIN mrs II z
Gould mrs PU
0oOde mrs h A
Gam bin mrs Lewis
Garland mrs Jennie
Glenn mrs d aryS
Gillian mrs p
Gill miss Mat l.
Lakewood mtsSO A
Garrett miss Sue
Gary mis- Leonna
0irnrd miss A
0ondalles miss ID
0orden miss d
Graham miss Kate
Green miss Annie E
Green mlss AokAe
Howard mrs E2
Howry mrs CiI
Hunter miss Ma egie
Hutchins mrs Franz
Hall mrs Narah A
Halle miss Bette
HAgan miss Mary L
Halsey mrs Mary
Hart miss NJ u
HARDWOOD miss s J
Harrison mrs Il n
Hargrov 70 mrs II
Hundley mrs Mnrth,
Harris mrs Adeltne
Headsn mrs y
Hager Inrs Julia
Hawtol mrs Lucy J
Herilton mrs A
Holden mrs K b
HoIstearl MIRA I,i1zts
Rnrt mrs Emma
Hopkins mrs Julia 1
Uf9h.ower mrs M T
Henry mrs Elizsbstf
Vtcksmre Sarah r
Hirht mrs Maria
Uicks miss HettiaJ
v,1r C
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22

OkS.1S, Ii ULt.S. Al - .ON FOR SAL3
"a e ILil II - be 81 4 "a c.Ai Uhs
MOI IL & .~sh,i -, a. 'c,ucA a. lie
horse auci;O-. 4o:, Oh SLu i III r. I'll }, sew
efL. Ssoa end haTu' . H. O. 6 va Nurk
hue two III th CIV. 30 ,pr"s '. asia
~. II4D,. " nLESEi. Auc..
Af litH COWS .ck CALI II hay. tor
IvI sale ni,.e no "a .ica u : W prlvateiy.
A.iIy ~ ma On sony nuu hisl, New Bcidee
Fuad. .,u- nile irOsi. L,tILnuuu. IL no. uie.
pose.i CT before. tley ~iti b sad 1T me huue
anvt,oG Loo. on SATURDAY, 10 Ed day CT
February. JOnN " NE~lON.
10 la--ics
II As there will be no sfi'ss AIDE at The
Hoiee A-ot 10 TIA. the uUt vs co y viii be
sod on Saturday W eh, tue lst o. Nufcu II
not spos' q OF CrfuIe
r1 22-l.' JUHN W NEUTlN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22

~ CANDY MANUFAOTORT.-I have
}ust completed my Candy Factory, which enables
ne 70 make 3, 900 pounds Of Candy daily. On.
dsrs nom this date, viii b hiled WITH prompt
Also, In store, Raisins. Filbsrta Almonds, Pecan
Nuts, Pa Nuts Crackers. Cakes, In barrels; Bar.
dimes, Pickles, &c.
Double refined Candy Manufacturer,
h2! lM Main 81. next to EXCHANGE Bank.
MA n0 + Of. SCHXDULH.-KIJHNOa
u AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD.-Or
and after MONDAY, the Gath February, the trains
on this road will run - follows:
MAI. TRAIE-Lsaves Richmond q 4.45 A. n.
daily, and Pesersburg At Ais p. u. Freight AZ
Accommodation Trs,n leavs Richmond da,ly. Tex.
cspt Sunday at s.45 4. n. and AS P. n. and
Petersburg ct e.55 a. 4. The Mail Trains win
strp only q Half Wsy station Chester, and Port
Travellers will bAar In miud, that they arc ~
quirsd 70 show PASS, nom The Governor, or
some other authorized psrson, before they cen
h2i Q. n. GILL. en-. supS.
OFFIO8 r And P. Z. Z. 90,
RIcHMoRD. Feb. 81, 1874
INAUGURATION TO PA6S1N4ER0-Ror
The acosmm@a ION Of pessss Refs returning
from the Inauguration, trai viii leavo 0ehmooA
for PefsrxhnrI at 4. n and p. y a SUN.
DAY. the 90 int.
f. 2Lcs h II. GIL, Gen. 0upt.
TUPMANs SHIT DIF0f:
For Oasslmsre NhI1TD
For waterproof DLANKET8
For COMFORT8 and HELMETS
Tor Msrino SHIRTS and DRAWERS
For LE001NS, various styles
All orr own make, and cold - cheap - II
10 possible, good quality, good shape, and
we'll made stock, can b found at 100. Main
stToat.
N.B.-l Planta tion SEWING MAOHINI
for sale, IN perfect order:
= - ~. .. TJIYMAN.
H6Y 0OOD5-Oheap. q vhoIeea!e Or 70.
= sa''''s hzI 4 a.;!
6TONN MILK PANS.
= STONE P1roH se,;kr ,Ars
OF an d..s. Al our Pes,sc, sss.~ = ,s; z md
NOR 1nNT~-A TTane1
O. sAs corner Of Lses.t ~ Tosseeo Ally, sosr
1aaainR two largo roons. poeeheA esess- soomA ~
1lAsaeu NH tws sse0A WITH he1s ysse. ~
s e. - =. H. IVY soS.orrou : xyxn
TUt4x 11byo2711@visse75 -
~ afWu1 oA4y. o1lv9.e Ossts1lpste ~
- t31sese's lsssaaa sf2!.1 g: 49,
80 ~ V4lpalN s(a1l(os.
:. :: " : -''''"s v ''s ,,:;;',..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22

A bATTALlON OF LIGHT ARTIL
II LERY.-I am authorized to raise q
Battalion Of Light Artillery for Confederate
service. have the written promise Of the
guns, which are now In process OF construc.
ton and will be turned ont carly in March,
are thought TO DO superior to any now In use
TWO companies have offered. Three more
Will b received, making the complement of
dvs companies. An early Application will
receive atten tion.
fe 22-2t& - BO94S
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TuRSITu nE, l. u HING, SHOES. &c.
II Wili be sOid at sucttou. ~ my store, on
: ,'UhDAY, teo. 22i, coumepc Ag u, 40
O'Clock, lot OF sccUnd naLu Furniture,
Stoves, Dc Il lot OF Cicths auu Caesim~res,
Dress aAu oN-IcCats; iEcn's, womsh's aud
boys SHOES; lob eco, tlears, and Fancy
Goods. Aiso. A,arui- Iati-
IL q az: OCi, net . Ne 6 Is b 81.
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OFFIOD r AND p =. r. co.
RIcHMoRD, Feb. 81, 1662 !
INAUGURATION TO PANSHN6ER0.-Ror
The accsmmnfa ION Of pessss eees returning
from the Inauguration, . trsi viii lssvs Eehmno1
for Pefsrshnrg at 4. n and p. Il 1, On SUN.
DAY, the I'd inst.
n oh n 0YYI. 0aa 0unA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22

b. IhOS. ~. ArhsEE, ahHtr,
tOflco 80. nv. OF s,y all tsla ptiSelal
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0tkI ~ -uAx0 S01 IA 4 4
Alley mrs Z U
Andrews mrs 4
Ames mrs Z
Allen mrs y
Allen mrs A B :
AmmonS niss n e
Ayres miss Lacy r
Allen miss Mary v
Allen mass Mar lhA
Alley miss 0allis
Allen mis- Lizzie II
Atkinson miss +
Birch MIRA MARY.
BlanAinship mrs 70
BOotWrt6hS mrsP
Bransome mrs W $
braGg mrs Clara
brioGoo mrs N u.
Bureus mrs M
Bolts mrs + A
Bethel mrs J
bethel mrs Martha
Berry mrs A A
Boon Ter mrs Id J
Burks mrs Lou
Barker mrs Nancy
beauchamp MIRA A
Bell mrs Harriet
Batter mrs Z n
buchanan mrs 8 %
barker mrs BEETLE
5nrr mss T.
Booth miss Emma
Bran b am mis- m )
bfeeme miss Maria :.
Blunt mlss s 4
B0lton miss Va
Blankinship miss +
bivfns miss Susan j
Bennett miss a
Burton miss Lucy S
Below miss n
Bell miss Mary Y
Bsaeloy miss Ellen
Burch miss Sarah
Baker miss char NJ
BROOKS miss Sallte
Brown miss Annie ID
Bari MS miss Alice
Brooks h (coid)
UrhDbtn mrs f.
Crane mrs Sarah M
Grafton mrs Nv
COX mics Lucy
COchrune mss BETH,
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IsiTIALs-T Ut.
fe 3Slt L. r. BIGGER, y. M
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7lsG. IL s:;n4 la sstg!ast =ad th.a 7sl:z
DSsps:cheu received on yesterday and
Tuesday night, confirm the repor. Of the sur
render of the Yankee army at Harper's Fer
rs, 5000 strong, to General Jackson. on
Monday. 10 details were to be obtained.-
Should any reach us, to-day or tomorrow,
they will be posted On the bulletin board Of
the Enquirer"
News from the u:ny in Maryland repre-
sents orr army there in the best OF spirits,
and IN excellent condition. Many patriotic
Marylanders have joined the Confederate
standard, but most OF them lack equipments
mad discipline TO render themselves immed-
ateiy eifsctire. Tho difficulty will doubles
soon be obviated.
Nothing has traus;icsl aa Ia tie ,Apse-
menta Of Gen Lee.
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ADDkrs> ut COT. BRADLEY :. J1HH=1, TO i'!s
PEnrIE AZ .,iAaTLaS0-
The following address has been issn-i ~
Colonel Bradley 7. johnson, Who scr3u2 a7 he's
our army in Maryland;
IT, lie People of Nary!0nd
Alter sixteen non1h= nf opp:-s|lou more
CALLING than the Austrian tyranny, tha veto
rlous army Of the South brings freedom 10
your doora It's standard now waves iroii
the Potomac 70 MaSc1 and pi1an's line
The men OF Maryla8d Who during the !aa.
long months, have bean crushed under the
opportunity for working ":,r their own is-
deuptinn, for which they nave so long waited,
and suffered. and hoped
The Government OF The Confederate States
is pledged by the unanimous vote Of its Coz
gress. by the diStitvS declarstion 81 as Presi-
dent, the soldier, The Statesman. Davis, never
to cease this war until Nsryi.n'! hss Inc Or
portunity to decide Tor herself Ter own is,e,
untranneled and f-to fr2In fedsral heyo-
nets.
The people al tn- South, with unal;sn-
ity unparsleleed, have gwen their hearts &c
our narive State, and hundreds q thousands
of her sons have SWORD, with arms il; ths!r
hands, that you shall be free.
You must now DO Your part. We nsre
the arms here for r5u. s.a authorized I'M
mel,ately to muster in Tor the "sr comPa-
MES ard resinents-the companies OF one
hundred men each : the regiments OF ten
ompanles. Cine. ali wha wish u strike
for their liberties M, itr,f honi:z. Lei each
man provide hiu.s,i; with st"nt pair ri
shoes, a good hiartsr ant u IN cnp. jack
sons men have no osG.a@-.
Officers are in Frederick to receire rc2rn;ts,
and al companies formed viii h- armed aa
soon rs mustered lii. RISE At orce!
Remember the cells 81 E"r' Mciia1rT -
Remember the ,:urr-on+ "t Far: Liza etc
and Fort Warren, The insults "a T"ur wires
and daughters. the srresi-. the midnight
searches Of your honses! Remember tt=$r,
your wrongs, and riSa Nj onre III arms ana
strike for liberty snd right.
BRADLEY 7. JOHNSON. Col. {. :. :.
September sth, 1862.
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Ger. fox u,Insnce dutJ,
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Col! 1. - I.httt fro:1 arg or UrtaaI"e G1r:
Maor :. -:!n-our:, Prov / 4Ft Jon ordinance cuty
Capt. E&n !. Si,Ar
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Capt. s!oan ?.tIi ieco,,. ;tle rc3-e=dia.. Oh The
Board
The .enior 0ti ri pssen; vii sct as P:eserIt- and
vii caUae jUr notice 10 IL gwen VI Tho days and
p.cr OF TT etinc OF The Board. which viii cit IRON
ti.,r u icIe as critistes MS? spply for eIanina.
t.1n
Tue :-G..-;,.aE - i,sa; The eEaI:GLsti5u ~. Es--
i.t ~ ordinary English education.
81. 4 knoSledge Of A-:tl'ncuc, iu-ac.nS ti:e cSe
Of tr.p:;iane.
~; A kn.1 !r,i.a OF re FIELD Manual prePcsr. m
Ger tie DIRECTION ri the 'Irdnclce a1rrda-
9TH Tie Board Ti!l Also eEnui;ie The ciodea;"iS 0
me apprauL, :u' taEe :n:1 cnn,deTEtioo prior si.7
,ir-s tending {, 4Usi,'T them &c !LT cry Cheer.
eth be Hoard lu-. -a;.-y :t5uss.7'=r .. IL moral
character o. cssG.tasi aid e-ieciaii: 81 thtD
habtual soDHet; AID tna! VII pas co one phi 81
ssIlr paa, ,1t tie 1I;a ii 30 D!cGicc oIcGT N lie
1ri,!.
Aitr slHf ezaGiirsir7c &c ~ :,lt: tsias 1ece'-
se.: tie candidate, III ~ sT.ergGG according 70 &
roll Of Llrrl; hs.ed up1u examination aid tauUoninlh
Recommending its6. each sro!r rs leF deem ten
slireI is.. lot aoore the grade ~. caprLn-Q1 pro-
iaotioas 10 higher Crude bang cep-hieut ca Vu's2-
Ces IN the Held, or IL .r,r.ln=.
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H. ali -nrI!:bg ci:ccr- Ire hereby -Ipre'aiJ prt-
hibi.et FROM .arrlIing I'D coo-;rpts ionivne' not
donlic-d in the Conleierate siitci. ~ don!ct 10
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FROM Gen. PRICES Army.

MosI! 3. Sept. ia special despatch to the
~lven!ns N=~=' from lupoio dated yester-
DAY says: Gen. Prices army moved from
I3A.Inlo, Miss, Fr!day !sst Oh forced msrcnes
4 messenger just arrived reports that on
saturday s!t-raooD, the advance guard under
Irue.l- AI1otroOg SURPRISED snc attacked
tGu Ankrcs, o,uuu strong st luka, oilyu;a
;hciE ~; 81 the town, Anu taE:Dg 2p pi:-
sonsr-. ,rca=ra, I'rIce with the mA.n G.-Iy.
cs'n= az sunday morripg. Ine eusmy -,a
IL t..r 4:r.ct'o" oi EAstport, leaving Ia Cur
nanlS {: .utl')0 worth VI stores. principally
:!Jur a..d :-..l. General Price gave chase. sad
w;.r.: ..-t a-.rd from WA, seven ,niIe5 bcn!Lc
ti.c .r.rE4:.
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- :v-r1 .:r l.f's-, exclusive Of Nsh's h.d to-as
= p-r S.s-, ,e:G:l- .Isxnca, subject 20 sp--
b.. -
Pa. a.-:s:o. raq-!-ed 20 i've With ,hs Prnf'.
=: -:'-Tr<7..,:a-- sda.s,s tn. r.dsrs.gaed II For
= D-tN, o-:!-st caI>1. "a
JOIN e WINSTON,
=. IN Principal.
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ApJ-T & INSP'r: EE:,l 0EfICE,t
RiclGosD, ~! - laos.
GENERAL oEDEES>
10. o.
/. Az7eeaniy 20 paragraph /, y etsi o.lrrs No.
&c. Currept ss.riet. Lec.sTIs thst 4Itary cnm1lsn-
ders hsgu 40 authority ~ super: Wit oil habsas
oorpu." au PRESENTATIONS CT l-f.i.1 le' b. gene
raj utce1s and Others assuming liver vested onJS
In the President are hrsby anar:.'
Il. C1ascgIp,s employed tt tie 9, -eruneEt WORK
:houI Vi the Ordnance DtpaEm.h; III not te Inter-
fpr.t WITH o. enrolling Of 9TH. u. e.. j. Al proceed
ings in reference Ia them "i -: de through TIE
Commanding officer 81 TIE Oxide. ,tabnnhmeDG
Ill All cnllsCrpta, or tetIi.-':- hired wotknen
gel ID such establishment il! De provided "tD
passes signed b; :te o:.,lI igi-ttistely II %b.lse
aad couuters;g acd ~ tVSaei ). Gofgas Lie! Vi
Ordnance. -
". ItIa Superintendent "a 'he Sltre ard Adihz
EI-eau. .. sucE ocer- e. H. may oi sisase. are au
thorizej RLd rsulrrd :: IiCaI- !rr Tie government
any Ilntrsl Eea or nitre :a+ss Or drp7ss- ~! lifeo
Tor ,ss WAITS OF str-cr n NJ Cases "i-.:: SCH
mines cave or tflsusi- -Cis-!st ~ i=:A,I -
EornrI. "hi:fr u-Iy ~ Lni-i-Gi.j worried - TX
upLse or lessor. :,
Conversation III ore Earth r':iiing- unhe', sno
Ill netrtiais Necessary iJr -2cA .IYf iE1s taken anu
USED ruay te se:te! u pnvu.c a.-tun.n or by aIo
traitor under Tie hIect'T e IIa iiie old 'Nnlhs
Euresu
Y in-oi,i,c O. ~ .!Ecsrs IL TIE dischaTge
IF ,,e.r cutj.. uud-. .a.ript OF s-tA En-
i,ir-,i nuc To rem :uu.rere with worEInsn or EN-
yloress ~ The t-:-i. ur COPPER WORKS OF Sibea
,rorke d hy i:fi.rnt officers b: contractors ior
the Urd1an, apartment without dis' a1P'1sins. and
obtaining Tin, cousrut of the superintendent or oEces
in charge who will L. hid sucL? rspor-pie for ~
ahr.--. cr EVASION OF thr Law
". Throrgh al error il tbs printed tax: Ct Il"
irr,Y Regulations OF the Confederate State LlAr-
a,p,.;r lie Ts allowed --rrnlti issues q fuel and
str, y. All officers o! the lluarte.masisr Uesar:'
r,.nt vii bereaiLr .hEe nYLce that such aIo#arctt'
are Illegal and Hil not u admitted il accouaS pas
-,n, though TIE GuarleIG.gsi-r ,-rnerai- Oilcc.
~ U:teG. IJOfGS'
adj aa3 i.-r. Gea-.al-
S,ct- I:-l~' #nis copy-
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Sail.

TIE salt cxtorsioners are Likely t:'t"i,e.;o
have dull time Of il 10 ,i.;4 ':;E. The corp7-
raj: authorities haze pr"T.tfd Suiaeien1 'oT
family use, which Is d5s.rihl;tcl ut Two cents
per pouni, f',-ieaG oi I"Tty.j R.g IN advertise
men; n to days l>..e,- il will he Seen that
Mr. SAmpsoa F. Jones goes ahead Of this,
and will give gallon 20 the family OF every
soldier lie deserves the praise Of all who
love the soldier and love salt.
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Capture C: LIE KanaTha Salt Tor..s.

S"P'h'F u lliS AAud" SHll n
ine following despatch does not state licn,
LaFir:s's operations to quite as late a period
As that which we published yesterday, and
which stated thst he had slready captured
Charleston. But the details which it supplies
as % salt and the salt works will DO very
grat:;.;iDg:
nichMcSp, Sept. 10th, l5G2.
81 telegraph from Dublin, Sept. IL, to
lion. GEoaGr W. RANDOLPH
'.er. Longs command entered the Ia
nawha Shines on last Saturday morning, and
took possession OF The salt works. closely pur-
suing the enemy en- route for Charleston
Salt works not much injured. a very large
quantity on hand, selling at thirty. Ave 1857
ccuts per nnshci. an order has been sent to
Inc urging farmers u send forward their wa-
t;ons loaded with forsar, &c, snd return with
salt.
Signed THos. L. BRoUs,
Major Commanding Post.
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hereafter ,;s.::se'tsyi in ..a .rsFk-:e q ,sr.s
ei,iaa.
1aut D,rmorlaiSts trust fome practical
amendments nav be made il tthe act To es-
taoish assay offices" which will render ita
propositions more effective for the genera!
welfare, IN the resumption OF arts, which TIL
Congress 81 the Confederate STATE alone ha-
power &c control and direct.
CHaELoyTE, \. @, Sept. : loC.
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i:i3LiSL.ADS, AC
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
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