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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-02
GEN ERAL ORDER no. 10.
u = I-4Hut IINE fItALQIT Xxi EIlb
hrIlreesh.iro .,Ort. 10 b ] iSE2

~ krrlreesb,ro. .,Oct. 70 b. 1851
Il !. The Confederate authorities having ordered The
enfTeesaent Of te S"n~crpt law Ia fenressee: 1he
Judge or ehalrrhan or the coHaty t;ilrrt of --l-
county will lHlnsd lateiy appoint eiiabe aad cdm-
ptteit person iR each civil district sad county, 10
sake enroiEeut 81 all persons IN their resnecH
districts Vito ale Sl.llect tn tie ravisons an adj
Congress aPrrnFfi Alrii 10th. is62 entitrd act
70 inrther rsFvi1f I the public offence = SaG Il Gu.
ro'ltng oi' err VIII Ptoceed named fately eal the
olinlept under said att of Congress ia cSnoF
10 Instructions ffm the AZ Department aad r-tarn
The <ale to the superptende dent n Coastript cams
Middle Trnnes>ta at McsiinBvills. 81 which pisHe
rendezvous i Efreby established conseripis an
yoiHitecrsta fli the Tennessee regiments Aorin ii
service.
II SAID enrblisrg .fticers Will at the same tlzae
erro all lseir respective aitifies wh4 are
over III rtY five ara ander nrty fvc years age land
iei Nnrl separgta isis 81 ths getser With dlrli-
saie lit of thosf who ale Shts ard uftef
iTtySc, TO the adm at General of tie Stale
viii Also make list II AL these pefspps D<fheit te
rpecve -strsts vi . be ong TO 1hsN sersee but slo
ale alssskg trps their iatslsas fegi iits Min
- res sfi then cennands and return TIE sane N the
Aajntant GtRerhi Of The State.
III II any iiuc Within filty dass n oy tlr,s date
Ell Per,ns Ray voiuneersn seiert fiie .re III =
' hish thes vii be attached eitter Astsse ofN tbs
line o. eain rudnt. IS
IN An persons volunteering II aH MP fhe Kegi
penis eaay 10 the service viii iepult
tie above rrnas kyous where they viii be nsas;eIs 81
iato service and fnl nished trans 10 sa Re-
srsctise ire rnehts. 4I
ky ord,t ofEirlsn C. Harii~ tsa-etser .Se
ocf2e-2w ~ C. NHlITIOkNk ksj~ Sen I
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| FROM 9. Ri Nth.

MsllliE. Nov. ia spscilA dispatch. 10 th4
AtiveHtiseF and sgi4ter. laied Oct. slst. says
SiHgEPh fold fIf'rires division, who was Idlt
with H,lr Nsdulid,ld Al forint,. returned to-day
Fd RSlAd1eraEls ailbdIaneeE lie LET, four hdiid
red 9FAppF wonpHed lai Iuka and Two hafldrsd
distriIlhldd IN tile cduntry They arc weilh.l
and for ann twenty Confederate gedns
Iafe NEtll Iherii. Ro5etcrs.ns has been very al
It4niisIe n out ,goun9ed laiai declares that such
fight tIIsk Vas Never equailed and such br4vt
|nier, ElrE ensEtied to livery attention. #
T Tlls HoHly thitg Hey Iequirss is clothing d
whidR they Are Eih Z FEAT reed Three hdna+eA
sltits lssist be| setf thkra. s iIIs
,IsiseIIdraiiss BIB tehis, met our surgeons after
tie b1iEIes. E:all expressed regret that such
lraY9 lasn shblda suffet go severely. Illss
tdiata8t d{cll1ed that had Price's command
leeilspppertesi Or the ptI.t troops lanaleli =
weld lille Notfeaeratts wqtad have leld corIntis
TIE T 5sleials liihdiag that onr troops haE
gained the cslier of the town. Lis ordnhne,
builliiipgs wer4 fired, and were with difiidnlis
extingpEshed Hfter GreeiEs brigade fell bach
for NahtIof support s
EsllF4ia93n saAtt 4ho 4As impressed a ss
Louis b3s fetIEnedl d Il he
iS9ykFpBIa. bat 3l.-ETtbe Memphis ilubetir
9f ,ls zgit, sd y: : B,eIl Jas hesn relieved /.
for4hl4hd IF 4ie Union rces il KeutIieks
and IsPfeieraIE pPoibtea in his s;ead. Ell
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NUxBER 78.



see thai great complaint is made Of the
wass OF clothing for our army Allow ne to
sngeest cheap and warn substitute Tor a
blanket and overcast and which ran be made
by any country mafron-
Take snificient quantity or common cotton
shirfinE. dre Il brown with the bisck walnut.
cut ia nd make Il IN the form Of large. loose
cloak. without sleeves. leaving slifs fnr the
arms wad il with cotton batting. IN thin law
efs like = guilt; hx An oil cloth cape 10 ID
reaching down 10 The ~aist the throat and
breast part 10 be fastened wiih strinsS-and
F0u have the rrosf conpiete cloak and blanket
soldie- ever slept IN. and much lighter tl,.a
the wooien coat
Tie writer Of this used enc an enfire -rin-
ter IN the Northern part Ct Iowa. where ths
cola il intense. and be can assure ron he
never was more comfortably clad
TIE object q rhe oh cloth ape 10 10 r-o-
iert- The garment vel as the arms from the
raiil The collar sh0nld s,e made vide - a. 70
cover the ears AMI neck NJ hen raised
AL tho uId ~oolcn stockings. carpets biank-
cts. &c-- should be gathered nIi. well ,xaxssa
and pulled a. pieces. span int0 cloth. and
and made up ihi0 ra-faioons sisi jzrkefs-
All the oh siipes zf1 bpots shosld 4. re-
pared aud seif % TIE r.ai ,aii;es Ia ih- field.
LEI lie adde's IN cz-h rity. county. fown. or
nei<hhorhood- make ui, Earmenfs frr iisesr
rpnranics and send Them forward br q irns-r
agent We have 10 time 10 io-s.-,ririer "a
a, z us and cur boys Ar slii,rriis--
a
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F his qucsisa j. zi.-wer Il l,y Ele Illustrated
News - follows
Do Yen knbw n hat an --t)ru. rser.fai- ~ II
= iirSse f4lniiiar 70 the armies II ri,- west
AM southwest. i,a- not nsrii "a tie armies cf
fks east An -0rli.ineliial- - What ~ rsTf .
Volunteer ALL lie - Drirh enouxl. ana h,s
infiuencc rnorSh 10 get a place on = e1nerals
STAFF. and having obtsinrd tins Flzr-. his fr~f.
asi and his only basiness - T. preserve hi.
life And 70 prcscnf Al excuisiteiy martial = 4
shining aI4,cArsisce- lie Is a. clean asa new
rns his sTnrF and his sword are sIin,Iess II.
iheir spiendoT; an.i MS horses boofs hrs I,arrd
ss regni2rly - las osn nails and blackened
incre regnlz-iv than hin own boots. foT he wszrn
ilateat le1theTE- IL is said he brushes his
h1rses fetkh with to0sh brnsh every rnurn-
iiss. aii,l keeps gold trimmed cye glass - put
On lis itie hor@es - LEFT ere in TINE Or baftis
Tins eluipped be - ready e die Tor his conr-
fry ~ rn8uients warning lie 10 a bensvo-
lent and patriqtic rnan-scrvziif. who hires him.
self 10 general and paws al expenses- Trp-
n al hanoralic aud even \ dangerous i,osifioi,.
- HAT of The -Ornamenfai-f Tan yon tell me-
how inany -pTuamrnfalsr have been killed ~
wounded since this var hroke odfs n vou
can. wish sou aould. Tor Fow ! have ysf
- hear II the first one You hear 4 said that
the Ezr has reduced 70 4 common level
ard that ne al have 20 suffer alike The ne1i
tine yoa hear ula1 sAid- just infrodnre The
subject q -Orlizrncnfais api insinrate mid
y fis.t money ard faanily ihfuence have fhsir
eject iu war not less than IN peace
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L,.t bf l4lils.l. lvaaa.Itd aud MI..lss
II Tie 4lsi Grorgin Ilfgi9lesn n HIc botiIs OF
FerrursHe D,ffS 1852


Co A. wolhleI-4J N Books. } " Nations. u C
sFiset. wIn n smith. john iiernhart-
60 B. NPnnded-taPt Sisorse y lester, s
Cure L { tiFiggs. . II r H,irsteu Henry Mitchell
Ksilcd-E N henson, III E.erson. Nissing-wIh Il
slcIlArlson .ncs cafAn, " Alexander, y & i
Is Ca Killed s-Lisps ]. + IIsmuon. Corp II
Emmett. L \ Moseiet J y Strickland d - fiiliey
Wounded sl-SfFet Kaln~y. = ArCifg G & NJ King
fcy spark, dsf chasiain. Corp + N Hiiiey, serSt
q B S,rAwa.i
COB. K.Iicl-Iaeui d II Henry. Corp Nm II MuE
kls. Lieut. MIN II isedEine Serst jas q Aent0n Thus
Al Swela Jo-iah Moore. IIrh-y Ufqahtrt ia, 4
MARROW. A n Carrier. y v gerdyn . Jordpu. A :
flltebins. 81 4 Gafirl
slCo = ki.ed--t:spt c Cn-trixht. r Dosser
B Stringfellsv " = Tnwns } Il Jones. Wcrid =
" ~ Lancaster. p ThrAsh & G isedding. E II
Bhsseti, Barkslaie, sergf y + Leslie. 4 Rtrsey
} Z sliierslise " F-al'a4-leg Corp " Har ifsett
lCo T. IN Ti,,ups3a. y IIAmnset. , r HArasse,
skrgt D Aosre, ttfp , Nest. John Dix. j A
sight. n u liehasds'.h. ; ! Long. I DArssn--
Htsunded slightly ti
isF. C..rP A CDfiey wcan5ed--lrd Serkt ; a }
Tiiweii. Sergt & Bliyioek; y II Bai!ork. - n Bnl-
llck, u Gailssun. u Caldwell. II Is Fseemsh- J
Il Iinwells W TidEsli, Z " Iidweii. F7rd.
Stif W r sell p II whrelers " ? Dasfer. r Il Fnl-
tin. Z Z Heldesioa. 4 LtEon-
Go q wSandsd: CAPT n'iod, Il Beilacil. = Wat
kns. Sergi J ID flelie. teorp s y Long A Williams.
u CampbeIt > Newell. ; ! Adierhoit. W SPelice
Il wiskles, ID Il I'ezf5i
hllic0- Ot1ofHe Ifllla-l- t.ii1t NcctrI---
Nouneeds IL J 4 NbrIIs. Seret " Mitchell, Corp
q / HeeSe. Niken. ) x fhffnpson. A y linlryi. -
Il Winter. " Cameron. ~ Hopkins moftally: Jno
n Ntrris.
[. Col: enuded: Sefrs J Eorton. Ord FerSt s
iiqggrs. Curp J Gay. Corp " Horton L Bad
ffd. Cilanli.eIs A tsrect, II Chairman n Tarlor
niorlaily.
Col. wbnnded-Y K MDi.re J Teal High
tdSer q Stnitn Jas stewart csp n Alnan Lieut.
Nurrlng, : Johtsonl
Co n Kied-P n Gan j NJ Abbott W yg Nct,ar-
" A Brown. /. Cbchr4ii. g ~ Rollins. d WDed
y 3ounaea--J Ac,ck. Corp I. Blair, J W Sewei. J II
Bousle. Z HIchSi,sr s NssksI 3 McEiursth y
u 4eCarty- ashingtbn. NJ Mauldes. n Ai,chell.
J. A Wade- / treenil,i w I HemDhtass } W New
Uera. Coi Z Mc) 4niel fIi rh hrrksu bv talf. ,fai
Knight. hulf from shell
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iIlkH q A. ri Ngtl55 S-EIaie Athens (Teiis Pest
ubl Rhes long eitel froni this gentlemeu III reply
e ali yihiorIo address tie riizeus vi that hlzte
TILL educlu.nk paragfsIk4 show that lie Il deter
pllFi 10 yjhdet4 his os ID, Is an earnest aid Sin
esr4I Fhhhipion bf The rights Or The south
NEtFl Win af Iliese actk Eilrfore me degikrc to
y 81 tnt Feltnlnly. tlli. rless ulist
4wilIY~trs OF fsdurlnFr. ssrIl havd sll:sffli ebn
fSs E4idn inrT kcnsne8t or rleath before wcH hatc
AkkIiI Erfatd h4aitlsf rie uhitad States befAuss
esliFd Mr. IiIcbln iHtfndAd hbnestly u efidfm H.
ebge7 Bal Fs Prdl 4.mHtifi came upon md like q
flaIll n ttundsF in Slear skJ. Il hIled nk .sih
Hn4 8ehes anf Adrror. IL st isicd me that H- IEh-
iolh We,fass herE nsiHcere- II convinced Ine fhHt
he kdhSeiy kpltef dis oath 70 support Tire pls5s-
tuthi iIt astlel me beyosid DOUBT thai hif obifrt
PaHhdt ilfestHe the pnipI as il was Or tile EDfatt-
Hdh As IL i llhlt u rpb ~ of slaves aud mt
tnlNItHafpfs,ElsO OF fte Tflitica power witch tlair
fM ierahF sizes Us ntdsf the CoT~iiuli5nl hut lil
fbAAcHislhs 5hi.Hi, IL eFlkiTe His drrlaraitri
tirli ftH INfaf tessF ID PIE afmy sud iiavj ~ 7the
FAsed ates sif i 5e emp Nyed II atcoinilt{h titse
ieaitaI, nprlEn-lS isiet b5iY wicked but
hoireirIc H. the CONSTITUTION, necessity of Div
4 iff waffsrlcan jnsl iy ~ eese II It will not Do
f4s titt tlf 1Ohtt5n Sfttes have brought this Fii
iIff iheae 7 ipr Il they were in the wrong In the
knif4t a ronI NJ i'm Ylic1 r. ~ means 80 ciear A.
ID fflied t. r eafe he 5ilHwed hi- hand-sit was J.
EiuEsE si lie Raifpias. OF le Constituibn. ts keep
Efk - the HTellg and not To becsnne hfIitely tue
sfAkeft yi'htir ut in, Instrument he flef tends 70
H-aStifil. Il Hi
II fI ihnk StsksnE m own 5iews aud fcenst. k43re
NM TN detaEed What belevet3 ben lhs eiia,-
hfluIIlntU Uf the tni44 nien ri East TdnitesSke.
jIad il HEg tie n A~o1 khy have been sk lfpe
lEaids tBdrohgbly ,ddeistt think NitRl ltletteipi
5f5 kq t2ik ~ cther-- Jfsf lave ptesense.E seine
Ri Observation-Disclosures ppen which every Utian na in
tie Sehfh cia he hoAhstls AID ronscieuukly i1tiu
eHc4dho giF lbs hearty deportation n the most pn-
"A vfaiIg rfs5tAtte kd Il lie utmost hazafdh ef ar
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SUBSTITUTES FoR BLaSKErs---A patriotic lad ,
of Selma. Alabama. Mrs a. A. I.apsley. pro
Poses 10 give her best carpet 10 be cut NJ ard
made into blankets for the soldiers. There
are may families that can spare one carpel FOR
lllat Purpnse. and Mrs- l. snggcsiz tllat La
dies Aid Societies should appoint co1nuii ilees
10 collect them and have them prepaI ed for
blankets. All the indications are that we
sliall have severe winter. and every means
tllat beHeyolence and II1iriofisnl can desrise
viii be necessary 10 promote the coufsrf Of
our braxe defenders N the feld.
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D6- The Yankee papers say thai the "A are are
OF Buell. 70 capture Braczs army a. Perry sille,
was due 20 the order 81 Gen. NeCoek he
was 20 fall back when attacked. 90 thai Bragg.
by following. ws1ld Place Crifienden on hIs
Ieff 1ank. a,Id give Gilbert . chance 70 gel N
his rear. NcCook. however, Was too brave
in re trsa;, and ihus spoiled everything
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Nolire

A II rerssss hssisg eisin.s sss'att tie estate ef
- tRsid 5faRkin, d-e'n re heiebs ncisGed tb 6le
~ afn u.ihin re tine 9rrscrbgd ts law aud tHlase
ia. bed tie tstate lie teqnekf..l To come iof
AID ~ axe tsitlerneni. 1i5:s jth dav ~ eo SCI
oetel-ins M. T.. RANKIN ! Adm Z.
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! inetn Dl.ys Grace.

The Nh ulEiii Bntdtinl u tie 2sd. aunlahet iAat
Getihr4l Shs niAn haposl tfsd the exetsltS5 g is
IL sea~ letiafoayEpoily 81 sending olf ten iani
tslflafn tlH {ity f@f ydry bnai fred nbln on abe
ri5dE.E ritlat i hfSelle 6y The Bulletin l,s an act
III Rac aS ebrS aid il L leid in is pixies oil the
ftdlrl nlaskef Fho lRe at i1rned lia-lIAoie u do
Yfll the ecltfia dilunls oi .tlit lnra4l than to
jickly dEEIie Tue t9he ol Its leading artles. F@Tty
l4iulss lad eren sctciet FROM among thssst who tad
rsl4tisesin th UunS SderAte sftvice-ten fbr ear oi
the kipBn the Continent H. Die key ok4ia
and tstadafbr Il eankrs-nd upon each te follswtng
ftotli.eiwas 4krvei II III I 4i
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h Colonel I'd Pros.,-E 81 ii

kter.I sernan bn The 2ilf. lsotihed ;ll4 bir,ysst
hikl ti lie might sinspehh the excai siu at the
fci5ecekJ txiiai .lnntiI lle freud, d fle fai-
les Nhasei hnss were assesfAlnel by llf laa asser-
iAli Shi itiff such ftsrkS ihe Tlset khrlare1 ar-
felslafizei lF the c+hie4efae general4u foinnnshd .
f8s aarsbH allows sul-rcnSfJn 81 .'aftfeh days -
hild ~ 4t n X at kel nitltin. Of tlsk time tie
ibst sI jr5hs tE4a llBaftied hsais il MT .lis,-
fNe ahs olS 4ntlst trsiEbf Tie Official aeis II t,ea-
e1mteriss zna Hnllss cssnnlandInz Oh he and
kslst satS N lf 81 -lE,p river tei IND urer " n
lake Siieri Inc I'd 4ttctlk en;hrged III 1Ies1alis In
is1l. bss4lb It HI E i-f@
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TER Ms OF TUITION.

In ihe Ornamental department. fsil provision Eil
bs msde. al tie o. dnaiy prices.
The nile Of pk yment one half in advance the lsst
BY thr middle os tho term i
Boafd can he had in good families. AID a; ccrvkn
lent boarding. hFuSeS kept pnrposlY for Young lsd~s
he price of begd including tights sud incl is nas q
exceed 81 SO pee week O. w PARKS
aup9~tf Seeret4ry aud TreaslrerL
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; TIc R|fbEp5ha1 fFesrqadsnt q the charEes

i 4Ii itttIlEftiflahd entirely trust vprtlly Ipri-
sntcs wIlb 'was taken prisliler Al Ahtiefaln-
lsr,nnIs dsa III Mary asIa An te fasa accent on
+ ia lsst Esisayla-1sabs nc VAS lodged not FAR
ktohl Aic4islah* headquarters. aud l9itel saw
AIin III IS s.rc thai lie is drinking hard the
Mas lhicel .iIi iisvekerake topper hsaF bun VAS
fee8aEnsel tyhisl wife lis hsllit Es % ;alk
bnr Merry honaiy I'D the grenp which, assemblies
bEet1i lin. ailj tins prsslltr says he bile day
heard lls,h axceainl isT1Ic 9enagogues have
Eo1 s IN h, sslf tAi5 tEoube and ate Keeping Us
Eh. Ii tile AnattrrI were left to GEM lee aud
s,yFcli !, ne could 4ettle II III half an b pur.
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YoIunleerh
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE
C42TELAND. TENS,
Rev. ]! N Bradshaw. Principal.


IlHE next session Of tlii, Institute viii commence
4 on Monday kbe lst day of September next. nnderl
fAe direction and nrofessorship nffhe Rev Mr. Bra
shsN. who Lad h'-i charge OF II for ihc last ten
n.0ntbs.
. The Trustees n making this announcement would
most esptcaiiv appeal - a4E citizens wha hatrI
daughtes y estcaie ~ them 10 this nstft
Mr. Drstsha,t RAJ. casg az the scF rsf tl,.
last ten inentiS s4rng Inch time he has rendered.
ample and might say. yei~a HatisfactiaA 10 tfs
Z nsres priroz aud pupils. There ne vet gsas beI
= time ia meg Il educate tlisr daughters than nnv
money II plenty every thing flrae- rasses beard
prices ard lie fHtieu TO this hJ0l Is The sand
iLAt u vas walrn evefythiag AZ low Gaares Il
Nhat excuse can tfere be isnw fpr a man vino ndrlt
lce's 10 educate hi> datghter2 None. Because hsie
IN Cleveland h althy locality. have institatd
with an excellent Instructor aided D., asiiicielt carpI
OF Aesstaiis tor instruct all who may favor i With
THAR Dairprag-. Let and all p,t their .hSud.t
10 The wheel and buld up such School wSl be sf
Ancacuabie setl 20 and anhonor 10 orr itowf II
We have the bidding n,ld we have the Tcachers- tis
balance devaivS npon the people. We hope they mas
nobly perform tiIsir duty
sThe Trustees are thankful the citizens fo the
patronags hesthwcd nnon Mr.. Bradshaw heresoroi
and ME glad .o know that nnder hiS adnini-rfatda
tne lnstiiii ion has net ost any 1.-THE efvaLie PHI
tatien II taed ia ethe bctior 4ys Of the Reprb-
Ea
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n YAyTED.

ign PoEE1s : - ralis~. FIJI wsfsh tie - ghesl
- 60 eaxh ptiEs vsil Be I:.-l. II
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Il HlotrIskIps 4sk Ptososr M1kknsL..s
y .HE heH1rhi5s TEMP. ostls, as5z

tic sEtaher H6iad44t5r Vas rseeuily fred upon bY
tho gileFtillss adtlnE in road4r with tie srcaed
doladl tett army " which prominent members oi
yoli f&nIls ate ptFt. These wanton ats having
ttlilIem To restfikf r3nmeHce aud Ifssa the snll
llel ii Ne1phs id is blu tic exercise df ordilIaty
r E4ire tb sen iAe AeH<eessis for those supplies by
del ttstisis Z lthe p5IalsIiAH ofstll- cfy.
fb are Observation-Disclosures AM o6edeilce to special
.Irldr Ma Ef qht iht city f Memllhis WITH yoar
nhIdaae lAinis u fliLiI ihel cays royh the DATE %
thEI fptlcdl and tfhIeYe 70 N p,Iitt Ddt less ba1
dSeltj -ivel lniles fr4i sid ck f,a Will Be per-
fi4 iel vith you tosr nzehplf tin;tt re ini
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fALLHe---Ths AaEnEta conrfifufi11nli< q 10
1srh Hays A The a1ctnn E1Ic a fact,ry ronis yeH
tt1d prices otainef - pcr Flrt lrW.r
ih4n he fuDer hiEh prices. snd Is csntl PER ynr1
user tha1 fht pricos 81 laet ueek-
ELsc710xs TnT 70 n Hrrn-Ni.e ee-sss ral
hold their a1rcal eEcti1l ihe lth e 1rrr1ters
to-wit Ieu York Ieu JernEy Mas. .e11acii. Air1-
irl1. IIll1osn. wi.co1si1, Eh11un. Ii1nrr1tH n14
u.-agnrl.
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r<z...lThs AisFlrh t,onfederacy Is informed
sbaf Mavdr INio,.rtIe, Of New brIeans who xbs
sn lew i.IIrFisoIel Bs Brute Butter, Elas died
ftotn tie thkrts Of his nprisonaiss. on Ship
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Gen, Rufus KIM. fell on tho Treasury porti-
2 At Washington. Tresdat IN an apilsciic ct.
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l. Cor-nuserz u ersry te-crirtios whnisrsr. IN
clufIur Pnrfiza1 E1uctrs. WlI l1ulrdl1ttir make
f4Il re-rru or fheir cors1d - tne-e Hea3qrzrtern
via <t.frrart e ibs crnlit1l q tpcir hursss g.
scripfio1 n lrn-. NS-otfly y w11r1 tney Hers
rai.@I. and datf q fhtifS rIuzrcr int1 rerTfcs-
II Coru1r1ers ~ Co1Fslercenf caralry cnnpr q
caralry l1n,pl - Instr1clio1 Wil also rcndrr anl
Iy can1naad q Gesera, Bag.
s0Ti-G dos WHEELER.
CHR 81 rarairy-
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TELEGRAPHIC.

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In. abeiitinn papers ~onlrla-n TIA. ,hs
Psesidrni'~ i'rs-iassaiioa ,li.iist .sa.e SO.
eiioi,-h. Il cos,.e iair "a - s-.-~- 4 v.ssa
-t-s long
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i ~onist be almost eaas'=h 10 make ,anr PEI
pie crase abnsin-S Bucii II they conii ts,,'v Sc
A.lw ferociuus-r filr Sourlaerli i.ai.rrk alf.~
l,ta--
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0ne square ofiTkx Irxrss or less one ipserfion.
81 o. aud 50 e>hts FOR each sus,seouent iuz-rton
lsss than month.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

There is nothing Of great Importance from
Pittsburg. At last dates, the two armies
were nearing each other slowly, and each
waidng bresthlessly foF the period when the
leng roll should announce the renewal Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21
THE GREAT EASTERN FLOOD
Saturday Nights Report.
FRO1I WASHINGTON .

" WASnAAaIvA al pfAt u
Col Morrow, late Of the sOth regiment. now at.
tached TO Hunters staff, has arrived, bringing
desPstches 70 the War Department, bat which
up TO ! o clock this afternoon, had not been de-
liTrred. he states that among the prisoners ia
ken is Capt. Simms, editor Of the Savannah Re
publican. The sword belonging to the latter be
has presented 70 Representative Gurley Of Ohio.
Xxx Mayor Berritt has declined the appointment
rendered him By the President, as one OF the
Commissioners under the bill for the abolition Of
slavery In the District Of Columbia.
The Postoface appropriation bill provides 81,
900 900 for service Of the California central route
and Fepeals the acts requiring the Postmaster
General in causing the transportation Of the
mails BY steamship between our own and foreign
ports, and between any Of eur own ports touching
at foreign ports. giving preference to American
over foreign steamers, when departing from the
same port for the same destination within three
days Of each other.
The Postmaster General is authorised to estab-
lish coast mall not less than semi-mOnfhly be-
tween San francisco and Crescent City, Califor
MIA, including service ct the inteTmsdia1s points,
provided the sum 70 be paid fer such seFVios does
not exceed $50 goo per annum.
The President has approved and ngned the
above named bills.
The act 70 rsorganize and increase the ediciency
Of the Medical Department Of the army, adds to
the present c0rus ten surgeons and tan assistant
surgeons, twenty medical cadets and as many
hospital stewards as the Surgeon General may
consider necessary the Surgeon General 70 be
pay and emOluments Of q BrigadieF General
There Is to be one Assistant Surgeon General
aud one Medical Inspector Of hospitals. The lat
ter Is to have the supervision Of all that relates to
the Sanitary condition Of the army. There are
to be besiOes, eight medical inspectors, charged
Eith the duty Of inspecting the sanitary condition
OF the transports, quarters and camp Of the field
and general hospitals. The appointments are TO
2e m.ae ~ tle Z resident, ell9er ron ne = q
lar oE volunteer surgeons, with sois regard 10
qualifications.