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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-17

and 100 Indians. The loss was BOG kill
ed and wounded, 200 prisoners. This
was one OF the most brilliant OF our yicto
ries, yet it is not to be compared with the
battle Of Belmont, or Balls Bluff either
as regards the number engaged or Losses
snstniued
Al the battle of Sackett's Harbor, the
enemy's force was LOCO; ours 800; bis
loss inkiled and wounded vas l5O ours
'l54.
! Commodore Perry's victory, IN Lake
Erie. was esteemed big thug in it; day;
yet bis Whole feet consisted OF 54guns
and Two swiyels; that Of the e. emy. 63
guns and 9 swlvels. Our oss in killed
and wounded vas 1923; that Of the enemy
has never teen definitely know.
/ At The battle Of Chippewa. our loss was
/ i32S; that Of the enemy, 5l4.
! Atibe battle OF Fort Erie, our 'oss was
81; tlat o The en- my, 582.
/ AT the battle Of Baltimore, the enemy''
force number from 1000 10 5000; ours
was probably less than hall that number
Our loss was about 10; hat Of the enc
my, some 100 killed, wounded aud mis-
sing. . ..
Evcn the battle Of New Orleans looks
insignificant to eyes hat have Witnessed
a reconnaissance on the Potomac O,OOt
sroag, aud areyiew Of 10 ,OO0 troops
The British force Including sailors and
marines, was about l4,O00; That Of Gene
raj Jackson on the left bank Of the river
aud about 5000 distributed 10 positions
hard by. Our loss was 7 kile and
wounded; that Of tie enemy, 700 killeC
aud ! 4G0 wounded.
| 1t is safe to say that notwithstanding
tn torpor ofa large share Of our arTy
and the lluuts that we have thns lar bee:
playing at war, greater lumber OF hive
have BEEN lost. within tie pas! dy
months than 10 tie WaI OF lel2.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-17
From NoTkIoYa.

NEAR YORKTOWN, April 8, l2 Pm
The weather sill continues unfayorablo
for military operations. Ii has been
raining FOR nssIly two days.
Tie creeks are very much svollSa, and
.hs low grounds oovarad With vatsr, max
ing ths road almost impossible for empty
wagons.
Information received, shows the rebels
have fclce of 60, 900, which is rapidly
being added to by troops from the neigh
torhood Of Ricsmond which iS one day
from Yorktown by river, they having
four steamers and sixteen transports in
use. BY the tins its rcsas are in a con-
di,ion tor ,be Union army 10 move, the
rebels may be able 10 nset them with
/ 100, ,oe0
The flower Of their army. with the best
srms, are in a strongly intrsnched posi-
ton.
| Previous 10 our troops occupying the
present position the military authorities
lad no means Of asceriaiaing the extent
Of the rebel works.
Information obtained through dsserters
and other sources, shows the enemy has
nearly 500 guns, some Of than of'he laTg-
est caber
The rebel Gen johnson with some o
his forces haa arrived and taken command
in person, showing thai they intend max
Le desperate resistance TO our advance
Their inrerchments extended from the
; James to the York river, entirely across
! the peninsula,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-17
Important from Cairo.
CAIRO. April 1G-1O o.

CAIRO, April lG-lO p. m.J
Gen. Han OK aud staff arrived this
meruiog from St. Louis. a salute was
cred from Cairo IN his honor. He left
this forenoon atl0 o'clock upon the Con-
tinentai, up the Tennessee, 10 take the
feld in person.
Assistant 81. reiary Scott has gone
down to Lsiard No. 10, instead Of going
up the reunesse, rs was hia iDtenion-
] be- Island No. 10 prisoners are expected
10 morrow. They will be divided bs-
tween Springfield, Chicago and Wiscon,
sin. Two Hundred and seventy Of tie
rebel officers will be sent to Columbus.
and about thirty officers, graduates Of
West Point will be sent to FOl, Warren.
Gov. Yates will arrive to night with
about oue hundred surgeons. nurses en-
route for The Tennessee river, ts look af-
Ter wounded soldiers. TIE surgeons and
nurses from Chicago, seventy 10 number,
arrived by speci,l train this morning and
we're placed b7 Gen. Strong 90 board the
hospital boat Louisiana and dispatched
at ouec up the Tennessee.
Gov Morton telsgraphs to Gen. Strong
that thirty OR forty surgeons would leave
in a special boat fIon Evansville for Pitts
burg. Tennessee, this evening. Otter
jdelegs!ous Of surgeons and nurses from
various Sanitary Commissions, in Illinois
will arrive in the morning. and viii be
sent forward promptly TO PRtsburg.
4 SECOND DISPATCH. 1rs.
Gov4rnor Yates arrived this morning
from Springfield. en- route for Tennessee,
to look after the wounded Of the Illinois
regiments. He Wss welcomed with sa-
luts from Fort Cairo.
The Ohio Belle came in this evening
with an invoice Of rehol prisoners. from
Isaad No. 10. The Ohio Belle is Se-
cssh beat, captured at he leland, and is
tie craft vhich. upon ,hs day of, the gen.
eral bom5Ardnant, cana around the point
with rebel officers on board, reeonnoiter-
iug, aud was G.ed at by the Beuton.
; Cairo is filed sl'h physicians, nurses
b and civilians fron Chicago, Springfield;
Indiana and I1wa. all desiross of goira
:; up tie Tennessee. The civilians will all
be diaappOiut, d, &c dsneraI Haliec.. be-
II fore hi. departure yesterday. issued sirin
a gert orlerS against granting passes.
}, The l7th Wisconsin Battery, Chicago
t Battery. snd COggeawelrs Iowa Battery
b arrived this morning from Benton Bar
: racks, St. Louis.
o Affairs are quist at Island No. TO-
d Tie prisoners are rapidly hsiug seus of.
e The Benton, st Louis aud Nound Cit,
e are at the Island, and he DarondolsI AM
g P,tssbu'g at Now Madrid.
s A large nunbor Of wounded we're bro
E down from Pilssburg, this morning, to tn
II Mound City Hospital.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-17
The Mars of 1919 and 1861.

The magnitude Of the scale upon which
the war now raging in this country is CON
Quoted, is appalling, if we compare it with
those that have preceded it. The War
of the Revolution was relatively mere
succession of skirmishes. The War o.
1878, measured both as regards numbers
and the field of operations, shrinks into
contemplate ins,gnifcance beside the g
gantic operations that ara going on at th'
present hour. live look back at the his
tory, moro especially of the last war will
England, and compare its leading IN
cideu,s with those Of the conflict nov
raging, we shall find that it hardly rise
TO the dignity of modern reconnaissance
The battles dwindle down INTO the verles
martial emeutp the casualties are few,a ant
the number of prisoners taken in vlclorl
Gus engagements counted rather by hun
dreds than thousands.
The first battle of any importance wa
that of Brownstown, near Detroit, Tough
August 9th, 1919. Our force was onI
500; that Of the British and Indians CON
biued. 75O. Our loss was l8 killed an
SO wounded; that of the enemy, l6O. :.
Gen. Hull's army, which dlsgraceiuII
surrendered at Detroit six days later, on
numbered twenty five hundred men; HI
3 that of the enemy consisted Of only 7|
English and 900 Indians,
:, Brigadier Gen. Smith abandoned
favorite project Of invading Canada Yves
because, although he had been prepasrlI
ia the greater part of the summer, and bl
i onergetically drummed up volunteers,
> had succeeded in collecting only i,o'
men; and be did not think the exPealt.'
would be successful, unless he had %
lr more.
" Attbe battle Of York, our force W
/ 100; that of the enemy, 70o Engr
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C0r1NTy OFFICERS.

,Jaars of Fairfield Common Pieas Court-HENhf
C. WHITMAN, residences Lancaster, Ohio.
Probate ,Jadge-JESSE EoHNER, once IN Public
se,ssnting stiornss, -wILIIAMT T. WISE.
sSbsr;g LANES MILLER, onlce at Jail.
CisrE Of Court--JoHNC c. RAINEY, ohico Public
s"diter-- WILLIAM ROBINSON, oHice Public
Tssssstey-P. C. RENAnUM; % ePnblcBuilGinl
R,eordsr-- A. SYFERT, Once Public Bnilding;
Sarpeyor-E. e. HANNUM, ofco PUBLIC building
Sys.onst--I,. sII EFFER. residence Madison tp.
S.Sm;s,iontrs-JOSEPH SHARP, Of Bern Town
Mn: Jonas A. BAKER, OF Walnut Township an'
Holm W. .CUNNINGHAM .nf Hooking Townsh'p; n
- school Examiners WILLIAM WITTY Ely, JohI
MILiIA Ms and URIAH c. RUTTER.
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NO. a..

bored night and day, aud completed
work which will be monument Of enter
prise and skill
We have crossed this greatriver with
large army, the banks of which we're lined
with batteries Of the enemy TO oppose our
passage; have pursued and captured all
his forces aud material Of war. and have
not lost man, nor met with an accident.
JoBS PoPE,
Major. General.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-17
Proclamation by the President.
WASHINGTON, hprll w.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U S.A


BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U .S.A,
A Proclamation:
1t has pleased Almighty God 10 vouch'
sale signal victories to the land and ma
val forces engaged in suppressing an m
terual rebellion, and at The same time to
avert from our country the dangers of for
ciru intervention and invasion. 1t is,
theresore recommended to the people oI
the U. s. that at their next weekly as
semblages in their accustomed places Of
worship, which shall occur after the no
tice of this proclamation shall have beer
received, that they especially acbnowl
edge and render thanks to our Hesv, My
Father for these iueStimable blessings
That they then and there implore spi'it
.Iual consolation in behalf oil all those wh'
have been brought into afiiCtion by tn
casualties and caIamllies of sedition AM
civil war; and that they reverentIy nyok
the Divine guidance for our nationa
councils, to the end that they may speed
ily result in the restoring Of peace an
harmony and unity throughout our boz
ders, and hasten the establishment of ira
ternal relations among all the countries
: the earth.
10 witness whereof | have heleunto 81
my hand, and caused the seal OF the un
ted States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, til
10th day of April, in the year our LOr'
1869.
: (signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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Headquarters Ohio Militia.
ApJurAxT GRSERAL's OFFICE,
Columbus, April 3, 1869.
GENERAL ORDER No. 4,

UENERAL DhDEh -'O' -
In compliance with an order received
from tie u. 5. War Department, all re-
cruting for the volunteer service will
cease from this date
Officers on re ruiIing service, under
orders from Shis Department, will imme-
diately report, with their enlisted msp,at
their ceveTal places Of general rendezvous,
Oficaru in command Of regiments now
organizing, will report a once to this Of
ice the exact condition Of their regiments
iuevery respect, including tho detAcs-
ments not yet in camp, and will notify
recruiting officers 10 rendezvous forth
with. :, -
| No enlistments of volunteers will be
valid after this date.
By order, G. P. BUCKINGHAM.
AdjuIaut General.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-17
LANCASTER, OHIO, THURSDAY, APRIL II, 1862

Our troops are nov ,yond Woodstock.
where they are stopped ior the present
by the burning Of a fridge by lbo rebels.
This will be repaired in few days, WHEN
we will follow up the good results attained
by the battle OF "WIScHEsTER."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-17

R Thirty-one field and staff oilice's
of the rebel prisoners have been removed
from Camp Chase to Fort Warren, and
two hundred to Fort johnson. near Sac, az,
dusky. There ara still twelve hundred
prisoners at Camp Csase.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-17
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

Wsareprt pared to execute all descriptions o. LOB
WORK. such rs CARDS, CIRCULARS, POSTERS:
RALI. TICKETS, ,apd every other variety OF PLAIN
AID FANCY J oBRlSG, with new and supohoriype
and on short notice. .-ft
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-17

REPreutice says it sno wonder our
troops fought brayey at Winchester they
had Shields before them,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-17
The Battle of Winchester.

n Full and accurate History Of the En-
:, .gogemsnt--Ds,eriptiOn ofthe Field and
Approaches--Dseds of Persona! FalOr
The Enemy Completely Rout'd- M
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04
BY TaR aOvEtSoR ~ yG,.GiNIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

kVHERELs isrepraen,e By ,nv citizens o. thls st,s
w ibsi Il Is inposi9 l. oil in s=ppie'g ssilr5
seo sL exc p' at fa5rl,Is pr1el e1 at Ia ss
tent quan ties 90 The srd per n
FORTS = his ,oHmo EeNts fon when rye atny "
Fss dsvd heus IN the goIesoa OF me public and ~
u aang ks tel Ell Nv private ps NId
\, pFIe eberrte izsIficsatto far sh the
t-y for the consumption OF yet,
5r Toe Of The annu. Produt a h3 wrSs continually
I'd int the nelgt 5ohn stste;
Aud sheress the impo taoG c fors,yn sal has be
" b. The BIO Gsds Of p9ft and ~, MT poosb bE W,
lsmAad be Piled from tsi nj The Is
Apdy sd'sLcrg when val b Lectsay 70 sHl
ns year t0GTovje armies snd peipl with ts
Jroyon and the 81 laiue Ia log spur psi i'm -
o5ey t. parc-se or 10 manufacture his esena tis % -
,foyis 4 e1isay--
hsefre by srtze Of suthoy vested Ia The EIscass ~
Jou situation JOHN Z oHE GGyerEor % thu
Virginia d. her by convene the asnesl Ace nDy 70 tsAs th
ueci ecni scion and leASaie faaer Tor he n's
she 0ommo III they pro hereby p,o rlSE
The Sensto and GeegA Of ne SeasrA A,s nby tusI
quirtd sssmbe st pe .spol IN tbs oily o. a-h
'on J. ca he l6I pay OF sEPTE EpEs atsslyeoco-
- Gsen urdsF my hkGd GoVeno pGdrr abe Seal
Ls OF the cal n Richmond, DIS 10 n fsy Of
- "a us 70 eyssr lsef. and As 'ishY se'enS So
tus CoglmOos saiti.
J0ES LEI0hxE
By he goIsnor
6so~iA W HUsyo,p,
49,. n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04

VAEUaBLE LITTLE "a e,n OF IS I'D Acre.
on tue meadow ridge ECO ~ isyo IDiie'
Northeast of biC hRtOnf, FIR sale NJ guCttOD.-
at The egue5t Ms @ u enlJ III II sell a. tbh
sne he peueI FEIrAY, the 2t5 ssntsrbeT, Sj'.
o'clo: the ysiiahI Faro los-ted Ab-Vs,
Uist by ado ming tho Is di q MsssS nil Grimm Gs
land Hayes Jr and IL lni -; AeeI, VII a
sboit ID Acres well set IN tn .ss1rs IL Stae
End In tX3el II VII Oh l. Acres well frL In 81
The iDPrsyem ne,Ty l1g q keel
yelling Rouse saI the uiuI brA nfs 81 Ia
irr sad vel o. lac Ss;e IA t1e yard 1hs ,ld u,ie
for mArSet gsriSn n sh5craco cd good, lac
ilsrGab hesthy
Tesr lsie. Possession Eiyuu i5'h oetsber next
6OJDIH APPRRs0F,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04

Tar sESArs ExIxr1Ios BLL--Tss Dill before tie
Senate amend lie &C. o exempt Seg;aR persons hoa
usolnen: fer service in the army Of tie C,rfsdsrs;e
A:,a, dE.,s ;on tie existing bill II The following par
t.la.;
TIE clause < -up:cg "al peuoas il the service or
employ Of the Con.e5ass. SaJ,s7 q Oui:=j.
Tee claus, * up;sg Judicial sld eK-euivs cia ssTs
O. ,he CoiIsasratg aud Safe Governments vas sHete-
Ell yes rjas 5y excepting pos: masters no. nominl-
I'd b. tie President ard c1ns-u-d b. tie Soaie, and
ASIA IS and clerks in any o:5er post clcs than re
g,u-.a 5css OGo'.'
Tie oEeags md eaPl1yecs q rair,si o9npA7iss, CI
cgt lSorers po5ters s1t messengers ss 70 b. eKeup
TIE slR-erl ard nechsnies Of al cO2paries engaged
- river and ez1sl navigation, ard al P:lins Of beats,
ali shginsers therein employed lre 70 be exempt
As,, h, p1bE, rrin,er, snd these erPoye3 n Ie.om
t,o pubic Frzdag ioT I'D C-rtoi,ras AID sac Gov
s--ms-ts.
Iut-a4 Of "ev--y r,irs.r- Of - yi1z ia tie ecu r
ds' lrs. Of riris.s-ii duties t11 Psri'ls BIZ. gIo
poses % s1enfs 'es,r7 mi "a ,s @, G.rP lcsliet
t,p,s g E-c2rd-s 90 'l- rui-s G. FL; .sel &C." This
ers-ss, Sc azrssi TO- wi Il .ui- J-s.-h R.lsir Gld
,1, -l.s ftc q sol " "a, co-s.i.ut-s .le GssPlr
e. "a tis2-, l. 2. Sd
All rsysi,'a1s Ia za a-.-,! pet ios ci srir re'ss-
3 20, I'D 81 ,h-culsc-s .srleiz5 -tns- uass5s a.
d.ss s-l aI,e-s sS-uaI1 enjoyed as scsa, Ero en-
b &C s0c-g taa eIeaP-. 10 t7' Ts--.1r BILL
Ts ,lu,e ,Iarp'i7g "el .-s-s.sl 1a-l, as r-s0T ss
tzsnsy soaolsrs,' IS ga. srt
P.oess1r- ara ss11s1.l .a tls71r.c 71ares, a. Z
s.7ril;su,e1,s, z-1lgs-z .o'sl.c2 AID n.aors en-
,,si IL tic pred .eio@ d nsaais--a-e ot a. cad
sad i-o1, (-7tcub-so5g l.---rl, ss5er-e-, vs-C-os
a. s7.lt') cyzss.s s-1:a.- 30 e-'s OF sarug's.
rs LG vii re 5su5 us's-s9 rs.s.i.I Eclss. ion
bi5stsu cctuel : i,-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04
LtKGR s.LE; OF RuHNIy uRE &c.

LkRGg SALE or RUHNIT UYeg. dc.
WI be sold the Non goery Waite rhur Sprns
w mencing MsNDA', he 18Th Of rect aud continue or
day m al sold s the fur itn-e rg u a'et OF m
Psror Fur Lure with es ant rend Piano large nu Der
HAIR s'uct and Cotton Msttrtssfs P0ss Liza and Coitor
sni Towels superior Velvet Carpet rgs size dsteids
Crookery vase and FoIks &C ana al Of the ttoek
Cattle n8mblT Of hae Mulch C.ws, heal Of Horse
sr all Of the crop made the place, quantity Of Fot
ans Bacon, with many othST A..oeS.
Terms cash.
JAHgl P. KLET
K A"FgS,
W.. THOMAS
WI y. FE-K,
r. O HURT,
sug 2S-dtds N-s.'or.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04

fIIRsE. DESIRABLE LiTTLG ss:ms n
Hanover county adj Iniug each Otbec. near
taU -nIrai SsaIlrosd d, aud 0f fne ssshi In c"eHi!
road, seven miles from, Il hnIOnsi, for ~ lie "a
auCIidn.At a ~ g ~ ca len, OHIO he's
csa toa, 70 be ytnsrt 10 lis
cel 'hal re public EnetoG the preut TUBS
BAY The 'tpienber 1864 al O'Clock IL 'air
the tS Sf day thereafter, The owsg desirable ius
uaT,ly:
IL IN, Farm 90 l. en- ~sIh the late Richard yOhesou r,r
r,ry reside TO rtich olei 81 Acres d improved vesL
be lard The bull ings The place al good and Ia hs rte
order, bg o. The rw coStArrg nge de-
closets cellar, and double kche With FOUR oghr will
sIi kehouse large HAIn a. al ns~y ere ted About Ac
In hs In noe heart nciu ling clover 1t OF Acs.
enclosed with plsrk and posts IN 4 b orctari Of Il
dHs busIing tsee 25 selected tire two ole
81 Lots hos. Rni Z, eh containing ~ Actes. egch
Shch there Is VOID r0sse lots font beautifully
And 70 each will be added old build Rom the sioar
land.
Lot No. containing Acres hiss pach Of C-aat eIsies
slch ydei Ia Wt.out cult vktog sl5T sqd viii
ais pros heavier fall preferred the oUT lou
can BE- bougtt as whole.
TzaAs-J5ethrd oSsh, basnoe NJ and two year, foi
DO de- beaEirg interest," secured b. trE,, seed -
GoDDIy L APpEtsoN
spa AuctoneeTs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04

F,s WASHINGTON ,,rsl letter, we're deposited in
ths ca-oai PosOiHos, las. Light, directed to Wash
NJ or. D O 'Gr1ag"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04

CoSGAEsscSAL In the Senate; yesterday, Mr. Henry,
Of Tecn introduced bill extend the provisions OF
tie squessrsoa Law 10 cE3Gs Of The ConIeierscy who
refuse sHegiarcs the Confederate Government The
House bill to discharge minors from the army wss sum.
marly disposed Of BY indefinite pos;pontment The
Ssnsts bill make provision for coins Of the oonfsde
r,cy, co-rsspordng in weigh. and eness with those
issued BY the Yankee Government, was pissed. TIE
rslue Of the session occupied in The consideration
Of tee new exemption bill
II The Hous the bill to extend the provisions OF the
Conscripl Ac. vas under confederation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04

VEuYvALUABLgp tpLpI.G 10 -sTTHc
't..s g. 'uis. A.; ale
al AUcflou.-sM be sclf a. a4r a, A.
rhURDAY The 9Th Of sspt' uher, ise In oriss s'-er
-cit3 - ~ eoet r. a.. hs ia'e lot ~
Of "a - tiretts o@G = .t % he ~f. 3e 80
sy runlg tax the East ls VI go - rst
Alisy IS Zee. aide Al O. Ut TIE Esi lie Aosns
~tze Lesh s.a Jac,soa tet l. - !ssEee q
r Carl TOPPER ai'o9, io-tEy . 'essfai BACK %
fes tAFns ihel anal fn tlacs snt isi
Y lf s0ody $40 besuiig lot &c o. Esiei
sEesp Peter sa4 81 az. ,rtsi, Ton us s!es, %
fE-xJ nc tltd as oaa re snl 2 Gosls - Bsss.
ase not lntesS.t abo led, scored ~ Iusi ted
lsg-l ufD. IN AP'fE = Anfs
Ps-I desired 81. fTsso ns r,s ,stss CO. ts rsssd f At
ste sale.
n Ess&s,L.T yss-frC gSGnos:S Al AUO.
~ TIcNTfs rui q eonn roing 81 10 o'eoss. ~ VI
"a, st orr re.'5E Rnc15--
~ Yogns Z Eikry Negroes,
soalIas OF EeD ard Women toys $40 - - ., snf ele T.
iesf DlczIs-cn HILL, Ase.l.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04

Gss BSIsGs IsNT NovISs-AS 0RDTK yEcN Tsk
GIsSHlL III, fclo~,re general order Ess Issued o.
tie 2S ult, 5y &C.. Beagg Ms brave troops, Shc,
m % see. are ordered % be IN readiness TO novo &!
. hours notes, sni stirring news has already COM
mcrced to Ieseh from tia quarter NiI De ssen b.
refos,n,s to On, lssgrsI bic head
II alqlsr'e-s Department No. 2,
Cfslt,uooga, Tsun., Aug. 26ih, 1862. }
sESERAL CEDESs
NJ 1874
The troops q this command uiI be In readiness 10
nos a. al hours roios-ample time for preparation
having been allowed and everything necessary having
been Tromp,y supplied the General uss the movement
s BE- m do with tai slacrty and regularity which can
alone in-I cor6ienSe.
The eremy IA before u.s. devastating fair country,
iuprsoairR our ed and VeneIsted men-even the
uns,ers o. God Insulting our women and desecrahrs
Que alssrs Il 10 proud lot to be gaed the duiy
panshiug ard driving for.b these deludea men, led
~ desperate adVsntucets aud gosded on by Abolition
i,masoeuss ard demons LIST US but deserve snectsi
aud an obs yded De..y ~ certainly azure t. Should
Hs be opposed must fght at any odd ana CO: qnet
Il snv secrfCe Slcud he ioe retire, We must ol!oS
II raridy 20 hs oEu territory, aud make him taste
The bitters Of invasion.
odsrsl the enemy are before you, and your banners
are free l. is for you decide whether our brotoeie
,nd SISTERS Of Tennessee and Kentucky shall remain
boadmsn aud boad women Of ths Abolition yrAnt OF
&c res cred to the freedom Inherited from their tAtaers
b command Of Gen. BagS.
Gao G. GARNER,
Assistant A jltAnt General
.sOmcisl JSO N ORR, A A g.
Gea. Bragg crossed the Tennessee with bis army on
the 25 b Ct August.
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Fax NcS1HwEsrERS VIRoSIA-The Lynehburg
publican Of yestsrdaJ sa,s We have ii from the BET
Alrho,ty that movements Of army in Western Viz
enis are now beiog made which will soon be productive
o. re most gratifying results to our Safe and cause,
ana nos. disastrous aud annoying to our enemies. w
link We shall have the pleasure OF announcing ere tse
lips Of Oobe the complete o7ertarOS Of the PerpOn;
Government, and the redemption OF Western and
Nlrhses.efn Virgins from the ;braldom of Yanksesn.