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Admi1listrator's Notiee.

VTTHgREEs letters o. adniH strztisn on the estats
w IF irDnnd Perkins, dsc5sse9. we're grs5tea
tc tie unaersirneE on ontay tne Fst dsg - tie ~
ters A D 1862 # the p oasts eenft Of tse oouet{
Ct al sbusha Sac Of Hississipfii i oees me tta
Ie aesIng az p.rsons ing e2as sc aiss ne es .s
OF gsd dec8 - EXHIBIT gle ssme and have lnen
registered the ana vita ihs tsns FEsl iaDea
JOHN =. S2lTH
a~9NIavrav hsmlriGFasas.
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General Order No. II.
HEADQUARTERS

A1t4aLNl u AK t5tl1
E3cEsOs. Gissi Aug-st 26iA ls52
n obedience % the following extract from Spec al
1 Orders No. l-3. dated Hsz5q quarters Department
30. 2, Chsttaa9sga5 Augast I6 1902 viz
m Bfigaii-y General Lloyd 5hmsu VIII proceed
= Eicksburg, Mississippi, snd take oommaud Of ~
Abolition sud COnaFierats sfhosH snd ssJ5!ers who
nay Be y The viciR - of that post f0g tae purPass
being exchanged rparolad he vii establish . emp
nsSz ViekSsu-g - suitable point The rairosE
where thess b amply and conveniently cared
for.
". Brieadisr8sneral Tilghmsn vii Immediately
pEeeaa 70 oEganizs ths Confederate prisoners who
hsTs b-sn sEaAEagsd Ia al oaser where practicable
- ill Tsisfu 'ham "a the siRs rsgaents sad o1-
bsaias In vhies tzsy we're s1lists1 Any departure
Rom ths rnis vii b spocisly reported - thsEe Head
qusslers. with ths names.
sy command of Gensrsl BRAGG
GILES 3. COOKE
A. A. General.
Brisadsr-GererHl lloyd Tlghmen hereby asmHes
oor2usnd Of Al ofceTs aud eIsbrhced within the
above oF6sr.
Al othees 2nd Uea c0sasctsd with The Confederate
aTlny who ars noW in this DeDsl7z0eut gud who ua7
have oesn cuaAsesd Niih auy regiment battalion -
cong aaY, surrendered captured 10 the Wet v re-
port izaHssdaiey at Head qusrters, Jtcksen bfs
By order Of Brig -efsn. IolB rgLGHaaS
P0WHArAN ELLIS. JR,
gN3 ~ es0Esin ana a A. GeueIsl.
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For Ju6ge ef th8 ssTsEta JsdioiaI
0isfFiPF

fffHE -Tlsnls O. Majsr a " upsgANT Of GssshasI
n e1H1ly At2slE lPpi. snaouncs his name 8 ssnG.
e--- log Judge of ths SsFoa q JUcjE 1if.-Gi of II
= : - e1nif g. o. his sssnfst q D=Esta ERzsis
La.atests GaiHaRa sad Ti5Fsh
1slor Cp-hsH'G g=nsrl ags b = l-pElzsd h - -
h-fAQs bcc7me diseased f-ur sFsrs = e<ap - sUch
a. sEtsnt s. &c eouPsl - 81 As cFasoa ef aedsssl
len 20 retirs ron Size army 4 ttsrt tlne. Many of
i-iouciiireEs tIiak Kim this er "a e~aInesiIT
sutsl TO- ildic-s st.toR aad rss tsna ~ 70 ths
voter q the DssrEet
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Memphis,


n BE uuieEsigH-d. late Of tie SIN e. SoUthysoTth
4 Nance & Co. zempsit have spsnsd 8 bauss "a Au
gusta. Ga. "duiEE ~ Esr vAsTs wi - plsssss
~ hsaZ irou nenda szs % aitsnd ~ busnsss
hey uEF have i1 the section q aoea-ry.
We Vii bay s1l SCI. esaEEissi0z zsy siclsz seos
20 SO ordered from as 30 " kasDrF 6ssds Gf10es-
res rrntEos Money. Negroes. go.
CLe-gss moderate and TufuflE ufoHlrtl7 ua6a Or
de1s for Purchases must be se5ompGzei with tie
money 20 iasure attention
ss25n s. s. A. sOUYHWORTH
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Fer District ktteFRey CT the seventh
LndiciaI nfsfrfsf

ffIHE friends oil C,I. GAVIN MILLER - Panels
= county, .ss'pPi .uz-et hia- nssne a. rsadf
da'e De susui1E Ostabsr eie.sa fet Distdsi Atto-
=. coulpozsd u 5re c-anre, ol Dsssts Pan9is Il
lsyEtfe Marshall Gud 1ipezh-
Col miller is Zoe vel zHsEn to tle cfEizels o. tbs
District % used rssolue 1fe1i0n E,E extensive prRs
uce s. thf bs, hiE tcus sLpeseacl hz sekssEIsSres
s1ly snd tre-sEs energy suiheent euarlzsss 4
hu-l-f swt'cET EkNT VOTaEE
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Bery.p,, ssap.

From tie Knoxville Register 9lh inst
Divers rauors were in circulation yesterday
in regard - att,irs ia the Cumberland mountain
olie uf which was to the effect that a regiment
Of the starving GARRISON at Cumberland Gap
had got possession Of Big Creek Gap aud so
. blockeiei it as TO cdtotf Communication be-
tween this department and the army of General
Smith. In consequence of this rum0r there has
been plain demonstrations Of satisfaction, if not
open rejoicing, among the tories Of this section.
We have good reason 10 doubt the truth of this
report; but even were it true, We d. not know
what ground of rejoicing our enemies have in
the circumstance, as iG only seals the doom Of
the Federal forces at the Gap by rendering It
absolutely necessary that the Confederate army
who have so long been investing it, in the hope
OF gaining a biOodless victory, shall now take
the place by storm. Much has been said about
the sacrifice of life it would cost to storm the
forti6cations at the Gap; but we believe none Of
our officers have any doubt thas it could be sue
cssstUly done if the word were only given to
the dsuntless men who have so long been sitting
idly down before it chatting at their inactivity.
any greater in the assault necessary to carry the
Gap than has occurred from the skirmishing aud
bushWhacking OF the last month, in which their
position has given the enemy such admirable
advantages for their forays and sorties. We
shall confidently look to see the desperate and
insolent foe dislodged from the Gap during the
week, communication opened between East
Tennessee and Kentucky, and the large army on
this side the mountain liberated 20 cooperate
with General Smith In Kentucky.
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A DGIELSTR 5T0R'S EQEuJE-Wbsr6as. lettsrs
n cf alulins .-atioa the eststs Of Eiizste s.
Bsbb dEsd we're granted 70 rae un.s9dEged q! The
September tenn Ie4Z lf fts Prabsta sessf Vi Eaila
fore hereby given rtqIsf-g q pe-sass hEv1HE sis8ns
sFsiff fhs assts of ssic da -asd 90 -1hs ~ saas
and have .bsm reg zerei 10 tL- @zd within tAe
time PRESCRIBED by Law er b-v VIII be forever bsrred
pe5 er-fu R0ETg.T NARTTS q a6ru tor
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AUUOHncRRr and.

~ y Sh aI@E 2S, Ess, - Dssosp i & can 4
= caie To- she olca " 3 ssrist al6srsev h -
Ahiayete fa-ls Al DSsak5 Kh afsshsa n ID
Ains nli prevent -ng peTssrz iatsleonrse a,stk q
Falsrs " the n s-riet
hst1e hoNsSe-, dischwEsd the duf,ss o. tks eGcs
~ Aeeil5 q yea BY jrdc-l appaiatIaeAt (sithoas
frg aAarl hs taAeE lhe liberty q refsrrinF t. she
llanon s. - h1pr these Sutlss were us-9sc sd ss
% il gensFal q1sl-aoaasaf suG ins-E f'r H. oages
Fsle pahlish7d Ia tSe Dstfiet copy sil slessssn
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FUNNY.-The Washington Star Of the 3cta
c0ucludes some remarks on tAs situation Of
aisirs over The river as follows
." On the whole, as we stated day or two
since, the prospect now is reudoled deubiy sure
that there viii soan bs few rebels in arms in
Virginia
The knave whe wrote this probably intended
is to be interpreted tbas they would Ell BE- in
Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Nn.aCE.

T wisH % sci ny RESIDENCE. IN Grensds. or
u would - ,de for Land yvill sell FurgSlre Win
the paes TIE flace wen situated with good eisiern
sad Wsl sia5gF. eie
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a HERMEs, the Richmond correspondent
Of the Charleston Mercury, writing under date
Of the 5th inst, says;
A gentleman from Lsesburg who says he saw
our army crossing the Potomac, describes the
enthusiasm Of the people Of thas village A. be-
yond bounds. The young ladies' who had cut
then hair close to the scalp to make themselves
hideOGs in the eyes of Yankee officers, were
quite carried away with joy. They ran into the
streets, while a cavalry fight was drawing to a
close, climbed up the stiTrups Of our gallant
officers snd kissed them Alas for the poor
pTivates. Bat the story is too romantic
lis said the new lsvies were put Ia front at
Manassas, broke in confusion aud carried the
rest with them. Then these same new levies
went TO Alexandra in a body, tore down houses,
broke their ggns to pieces, and destroyed their
ammubition-fOr what To bring the war to a
close. This is 2 story brought By one Of Stu
arts aids, a returned prisoner.
is seems to be generally conceded that the
battery OF 20 pieces, commanded by Col s. D.
Lee, of South Carolina, sustained the brunt of
the great battle Of Saturday, and decided the
fortunes OF the day, or aided greatly in doing So
The fighting of The Texas brigade is very highly
complmented The 9TH Texas lost halt its
number ia killed and wounded The Texas
yell is said to be terrific beyond anything out
side of the internal regions
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i STRANGE CASE OF MON0MANlA.-A hyp0-
! chrondriacal old fellow, named Aaron Simmss
engaged in the grocery business, has lately con
ceved the strange ides that be is the O,d Scratch
About two weeks ago, he gave orders 10 a sign
painter to prepare him a board with the iuscrip-
ton, BEELZEBUB, GROCER in large gilt
letters His customers not liking the idea Of
dealing with the devil, and being Of 8 class
charscteristcally superstitious, dropped off, eX-
cept one rOguish old negro, vino, by hUmoriBg
the lunasc. c0ltgived 70 swindle him ont OF
goods to a considerable extent a cousins Of Mr..
Simms thought it expedisu5 TO watch over him,
and on Saturday last hsppeued 10 be in the
back parloT, when Dave, the negro came in. He
overheard the following coAoquv.
Dzve-I say ole boss devil { want few more
things or dat scc0unt-you know.
Simlns-Ifs all squared up, Dave; you must
get ready.
Dave-I often hear De debbn bab no con-
science, and now I begin 60 biabe e. Tou
gwine to slow me- only twenty-five dollars for
dat SOUL and it wuf fifty.
Simms-You promised 60 tako ont the worth
OF your soul ia trade. You got Che worth of it.
can buy lots Of WhSe souls for half the money.
Dave-Now. Mr.. Debbil, niggar's soul is as
good as wmteto.ks it's cash article. But
jes wants what's right, SO 'bleege me wid gai-
ION ob dat lssses, aud two pouu's sugar and I'll
ding in the soul Of my wife. OATS spendid
bargain!
Just then Blr. Simms' cousin came out, seized
the black swindler. and marched hun down %
the assistant provost marshal.
The relatives of the mOnCmaniac shut up the
store, and have taken proper steps for putting
the imaginary Satan under proper guardianship
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The. sigeI-lIeDowell nnmor Again.

The, sigeI-Mc ElOWell tsHm0r again.
We copy tho following from the Cincinnati
Gazette, Of the OH. 1t would seem. then, that
the rumor about tbs dfiealiy had some fouuda-
ton in fact
The Toissl{an. Of Sunday, contained letter
purportng 10 give the particulars Of the difficult
~ between gel and Mcdowell, reported some
days ago. The substance of it is, that Sigel
while engaging the enemy. observed Mcdowell
waving 3 handkerchief TO therebels. lie imme-
iistely rode up and demanded an explanation
The reply being very insulting, Sigel resented
it with a pistol shei, the ball striking McDaw-
ells scabbsrd. This statement purpoFts to eome
from an eyewitness of tie Occurrences. The
EolksblGa also states that Sigei, disgusted with
the corruption and inefieiency OF the military
commanders in ths east, will resign if not re-
lieved froD, service in that quarter
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- IEarri.barg. Penn.rIrani...

II ARKISBURG, Pa, September S.-Geueral
Andrew Porter arrived this morning, for the
purpose Of eOnierring with the governor as to
the best means of checking the enemy in a
threatened raid into this State. Rebels are said
to be entering Pennsyvania in force near Han
over, with ths intention, no doubt, of destroy
ing the Northern Central railroad Ranors oi
their advance upon Hsgerstown ars unfoulisd
Arms are being rapidly sent throughout The
counties on our southern border
General Pope passed through on bis way
West this afternoon.
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Tsne Of the NOrFherB Press-AIarnl for sifs
safeIy of Wa.hlnglen.

Tsne Of the NOrtberB press-AIarm for sife
safety of Washington.
We take from our Northern advices number
of extracts, indicating the Northern appreciation
Of their defeat, and giving some information Of
movements at Washington and in other direc-
ions.
The following dispatch is taken from the Phil
adephia laqarey:
WSiHNGTOE, September 4-Our loss in ar
tiliery, it is estimated win be more than thirty
pieces No betteries were taken I5m the rebels
The loss in McDowelrs corps is very heavy.
Ti5at Of Rickott's division is Che heaviest Out
OF his generals there remains but one. Carroll,
wounded some time age Dnryea and Tower.
both wounded last Friday HartshUff being the
only one il command A few days viii suffice
to re0Tganizs the corps nOw here. The one hun
dred and tenth Pennsylvania, Colonel Lewis.
from your city, had but one hundred men left.
The following is a Washington dispatch of
the same date to tho Philadelphia Ledger:
The exact movements Of Jackson are not
known, but she report of his undertaking a
march into Maryland is universally credited
The government is understood TO be fully pre-
pared for this, General Wool having been dis
patched to --, whore be will have at his
command force OF seventy thousand men to
meet the expected invaders
Ia connection with this | viii state Chat the
private accounts from Maryland are not such as
tho loyal men Of the nation would desire, for it
is boldly stated that should Jackson succeed in
getting his srmy into the State, be viii be joined
at once by not less than sixty thousand of its
inhabitants. The aim b said to be- TO make
Baltimore the headquarters Of the Confederate
army cut off the Northern communication with
Washington, and maintain threatening atti-
tude toward that city, to result finally IN its
capture and destruction.
EXCITEMENT IS PENNSYLVANIA.
HsREIsBo RG, September IA rumor to the
effect that Governor Curtin had telegraphed the
Secretary Of War that be had insisted npon the
( Pennsylvania troops being placed under the
command Of McCleHan, has gained consider
able circulation both in Washington and this
city. There is reason for asserting that there Is
/ no truth IN the statement. The intelligence
! from Washington, that cur army has fallen
/ back npon the Qualifications and intrenchments
/ Of thai city has given rise to the expression OF
/ many opinions with reyard 10 the pr lpriety Of
( sending away thousands Of soldiers from Penn
sylvsnia, as it is thought that they msy be re-
guned at hepe.
CUTIE WILLIEG.-The army correspondent
Of tie Savannah republican, writing tIu the
saddle, near DrainesVilla September :, says
eThe route Of 6e psrole3 prisoners has beer
changed from HArpeI's Ferry to Alexandra
General Lee IS quite willing for them TO tell al
they knew
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4 Oar ARMY N Maryland Particulars OF
I she Passage 81 file Potomac.

4 Oar Arsny n MARYLAND Particulars OF
the Passage 81 fiae R0ioniuc.
From the Richmond Dispatch, September 9thl
The nsws received yesterday afternoon re
moves every doubt that may have heretofore ex
I listed with reference TO the passage of the Poto
mac by our forces. We have at last intelligence
from the northern banks OF that stream, which
give US the unmistakabie assurance that the feet
Of our gallant soldiers now tread the soil oi
Maryland.
A distinguished otiicer, who participated IN
the fights ct and aIOund Manassas, arrived IN
this city yesterday afternoon by the Central train
aud lett the iorce which he commands on the
left bsuk Of tde Potomac, on Friday night. To
him we are indebted tor the following particu-
lars
Ca Thursday, during the day the cavalry
forces under command OF B1igadieT-General
Robertson, engaged a portion Of the enemy S
forces near Falls Church Nearly the entire
day was spent in skirmishing between the con
tending parties. While this was going on our
army was being Withdrawn from the vicinity Of
the late battle fields, and marched in the direc-
ton of the upper Potomac. At nghtfall Gen,
Robertson drew of his force and followed the
army. Early the next morning his brigade
crossed the river at --, some distance below
LeesbUrg At or near the same time, the divis
ion OF General Hill commenced crossing At an
ttL6i pDAAb 44atfl Alc fUtulhu COZ
of General Jackson reached -, and at once
proceeded to pass over and before night the
passage had been successfully effected. Gene
raj Longstreets corps followed, and daring the
night joined tie other corps on the opposite
shore. Another division is said 30 have crossed
at -, several miles higher up the river.
The officer with whom we cOnveTsed IN
forms us that no resistance 70 their passage
was st any time offered, aud the whole affair
was accomplished 10 the most admirable order,
and without the firing Of gun. The condition
of the river greatly favored the passage of our
troops, the water being at q low stage and easily
foTded. The men were in the highest spirits,
and shout after shout went up as regiment after
regiment reached the Maryl land shore.
There were not a tew reports in circulation
yesterday in regard to the movements Of our
troops ia Maryland Those, OF course, originate
in the brisk imaginations of those who have
little else to do than indulge ia speculation.
There can be nc doubt that the Potomac has been
crossed for purpose, aud CHAT thst purpose will
speedily develope itself IN the demonstrations
and future movements Of our forces, we do not
doubt but reports as to their operations since
they reached Maryland are premature. Our
informant left Lsesburg on Saturday morning,
and the news he brings is as late as any received
When ne left for Richmond, the main body Of
the army was Ia Maryland; but Of any active
there, be was not advised, nor woald
It be proper to make them known.
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"a a writer in the Cincinnati Commercial
Of the 27th ut, speaking Of the battle at Baton
Rouge, says; Tue l4th Maine broke and ran
at the first FIRE, and never rsiormed
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the Richmond (Ya) Dispaich, of September
9sh:
NoBTHWESTERS VIRGINIA -AdYices re
ceived in this city yesterday give strong hopes
that the PieTp0ut q nasty in Northwestern
Virginia viii very Don terminate its existence
Our forces are making inFoads in that section
which it IS confidently believed will speedily
end in riddi8g that portion Of the State of the
dislcyalty with which it has heretofore been
cursed few days since Buchanon, in Upshur
county, was occupied by cur forces under Gen
eral A. q. jenkins, late member of Congress
from Kanswha district, and it is thought that
ere this ne his possession Of Grafton, tke juno
ton of the Baltimore and Ohio and Northwest
ern Virginia railroads.
As General J advanced, the loyal people of
the country were fOcking to his standard by
hundreds, ind it was expected that ia brief
period Of time he woul1 have a force sufficient
20 wipe out the remains Of Federalism in tAe
West
THE BURNING OF WTECHEsTER -I0 oar n'-
tice OF the evacuation Of Winchester it was sta
ted that the Federal troops had vontonly set
ire 10 and destroyed one entire block of build
logs. From parties from the Valley We learn
that this block Of buildings was in ahe very
heart OF tue city. and included the Taylor Hotel
the largest and hnest public house in The Valley
ne W1lOle 50 lafe was swept Dy Ike Jury or th6
flames nothing but bare Falis being left Of The
finest improved houses in the town. In blowing
up the magazine, tlss Yankee who applied the
torch was also blown up. Our cavalry force
cspturod in the vicinity OF Winchester about 50
prisoners.
AZ harper's Ferry a large number Of negroes
were recovered by our forces, who belonged to
parties indifferent parts Of she Valley. We have
heard the number stated as high as fifteen hun
dred
In the 4th Alabama regiment nineteen were
killed and torty-six wounded
General Pryor, it is related to US was at one
time a prisoner, but escaped from his three cap
tors, killing two Of them with a bayOnet which
be had seized from the hands Of one of them.
1t is stated that for tour days our troops lived
almost entirely on coru taken from the fields on
Ing route. large proportion OF them were
oaseiooted, aud goodiy number only half
clothed.
When the army crossed the Potomac, at Ed
wards Ferry, there was an exciting race be-
'lF6en many Of the regiments to sea who should
get acEoss first, and the boys dashed into the
water with laughter and cheers They were in
he finest spirits.
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GENEaL ORnERs KA.I.

By order Of BrigsdI4r-Gsaersi RuOoLEs
r. x HAog.
Eal2iW Aasss sfs-f AFfntr47r.f. An sr y
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Thinning ti.e sIscIsade-Hauers at Nss-
snu. N. =.

~ Tie passage Of toe lhofoughiare Gap By
General Longslreet la the face Of a foree Of two
thousand Of the en0my, is one Of Che most re-
mafzable incidents Of the late operations in
Northern rginis. The defle is 3 very difficult
one-being densely woolsd very narrow, and
hsnked by high emu PERCEPTIONS mountains,
Ire eneny had possessed th.s-planted his bat
tsfies, asa posted his shaTpshooters and infantry
General Longsireet quickly drsye them away
wAh loss OF twenty killed aud number o.
wounded on the part Of the enemy, and only
thres killed on our side - -Riehm0Ra Eaqai1r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-07-25

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-07-25
CAUTION
To Females in Delicate Health

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