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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-21
Jones z BIvthe, Pla's Attorney.
.GHER1FF's SAFE .1-O. OIL.

lWV . 1'-1-11-7 - % y Ne
By virtue Of suRdry executions issued out OF eba
offiee If the Clerk of the Nanderburgh Oircuit
Court in favor of Isaac Joseph, Al raiiam Gimbel
Fran k H0rsting, ThCs. X D. Langley, John M
CLARK, ii. K. Peck, Johu Caldwell, Henry r. Bro.
kaw, WIN, lucy, VIII II. Watson, and Charles L.
Hurd, and all against Levi i. Laycock, VIII on
MONDAY, AUGUST 4TH, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. H., and o..
clock, p NJ, of said day at the door Of the Court
House in the city of Evansville, Indiana offer for
for the term seven years Of the following de.
scribed real estate, viz
- The south-eas half of lot No two f2l and LOT
No three 90, upper enlargement, EvansvilIe,
Indiana.
Aud should said renta and profits not sell
for sum sufficient to satisfy said wrifs and costs
viii, at the same time and place, off r for sale
and sell the fee simple of said premises
GEORGE WOLFLIN, s. v. c..
= wheeler q Iglehart q Hargrave, GarFiu & Real
d. JoS".c., Plaintiffs A9Orneys.
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HE RGREvs SHE mo. SIS.

By virtue of an order Of Sale issued out Of the
Office Of the CLERK of the Court Of Common Flas
Of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, il fiyJr Of Flor
ence IL. II SulIisau, aud gainst James y, Saunders
and others, L Will, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 18TH, 1862,
between the hours ofl0 A. NJ, and 4 o'clock P. H.
Of said day al the door Of The Court HOuge in the
City of Evansville, Indiana, offer for slles at pub.
Tic auction, the and profits for tile term Of
reven years of the following described Real Estate
to-Wit
Lots No. two ~ and three (3), in Block No two
(2), in the Northern Enlargement of the liEy of
Evansville, Indiana.
And should said rents aud profits not sell for q
sum sufficient satisfy writ aud COSTS 1 will.
at the pame time and place, offer for sale the re
simple of said premises.
GEORGE woLFLTN,
Sheriff V. @.
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RG@ local iAlItems these days are SUBJ
servient to the military movements that are
on foot on our borders.
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Davis Clark and
Thomas c. Summers.
n file in the office of he Clerk of the Court
sforesa d, that the claim of the pla ifs in this
action is for tie amount OF two promissory notes.
given by defendants to plaintiffs, and that the de-
PENDANTS are mon residents of the State of Indiana
Not ce OF the pen dency of such action is there
fore given to SAID Davis Clark and ThOs. @. Sum-
mers, and that The will stand for trial the
Eext term of the Court aforesaid, to be begun and
held at the Court House, ia the county and State
aforesaid, on the first Monday in September, A.
d. 1852.
Witness the Clerk of said Court, at Evansville,
this 20rh day of May, 1852,
.sa LOUIS Richter, Clerk.
Chandler & Hvnes pins AttY's. may22 sww
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MAIUR'S OFFICE,
EVANSVILLE, IKD July IS, l>62.

nER o TXCE IS RRERRx" GEV-EN-
o v that all Licenses sued 10y authority of he
CiSy of Evansville, will expire August l. 1862, and
must be renewed before that Cay. Ard
when not so renewed when due and payable fifty
per cent additional Will be required to be paid,
thus:
1t paid on or before August 1, 1872.
For Cart. Dry Wsgon...... IS 90 per annuE
or a Hack .......................... 80 do
For Omn bu4.....................-... :. 10 90 do
For Aucii Observation-Disclosures. 80 90 do
For Billiard Table .................. 80 90 do
For Ten Pin Alley .......-......... 80 90 do
If not paid until alter August l, 1872.
For Cart, bray or Wagon...... s. so per annum
I OF HACK II 20 do
For mniUus. ................. ........ 10 90 do
For Auction. 70 90 d.
For Billiard Table .................. 4 90 do
For Ten Pin Alley ................. As 90 do
jy1Sdlstdug w BAK ER, Mayor.
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KD 0T.RTOsEs W~RBT-RO Is T.EREH
a USE.-50 bushels received and to arrive "a
mh20 Fl. 4. OOUR'E.
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Court Notice.

STATE DC INDIANA, IN the , Court - Of Com
Vanderburgh County. bDrab To,,, -. va hueE
September Term, 1862.
George W. Red,
Henry Fl. Rec d, and
I'D va d J. Reed, A4..1A.
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NJ. A. LAWRENCE.
July 16. ls62-jy1sdaw
EVE UyNNED X * 8 : 81 ~ y ID BE q
~ leave inform his fiends aud patrons that
he h1s this sold ont his st * Of Clothing nd
Furnishing Goods to Mr.. Ober dorfeT whom he
would hereby respectfully recO nm nd 10 the ~
rfher patronage. At the same timc he would
Z. qnest hose Indebted to him 70 come fsrVatd for
an e-TlS settlement.
July IS. A. LOEWEETHAL.
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Dissolution of CO-PartnershiD,

TEVHR CG- RYgVERSNKE1 HER ~
II TOFORE existing under the name, style
aud firm of Read & Lawrence. is this day dissolved
by mu al consent by the withdraw Of NJ. a.
Lawrence. HIRAM h. READ.
M. A. LAWRENCE.
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THE time hero set down is adjusted to contract
ketrs. On the River there is variation according
to circumstances.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-29
War md ite Horrors.

\ member OF kershaw's Brigade has writ
ten long letter to his father in Charleston,
giving detailed account Of the fights before
Richmond. Lie thus speaks OF the horrible
scenes which he behold:
"Mcn, mangled in every conceivable man
ncr, to the number oflO,0G0, were strewIl out
before me. The painful details of nur own
woundcd'l will spare YOU; but will BASS to
the cncmy's side Of thc field, where onc-hsll
oi the number Lid; there wrr. men with their.
arms, legs, and hands Shot oil, bodies torn ur.
features distorted and b!ackencd. All this |
could See with Indifference; but cund not
out PITY the wounded; there one poor devil,
with MS back broken, was tryin. 10 pull HIM
sell along 10y his hands dragging his legs after
MN, TO e, ont of the corn rows, which the
last nights rain had filled with water; here
another, with both legs shot of, WAS trying to
steady the manglcd trunk against Il gun stuck
III the ground there, II ialr haired Yankee
boy OF sixteen WAS lying with both legs bro
ken, hal of his body submerged in water.
with his teeth ccnched, his finger nails buried
III the flesh, and Ills whole body qiivcrius
with agony and bcnumhed with cold. In this
case my pity got the better ofmy resentment,
and dsmountcd, pulled him out THE water,
and wrapped him i'll u hankct-ior which he
seemed very grateful. One oftlic most touch
lnS things | saw, were couple oi brothers
boys, both wounded, Who had craw cl to-
gctler, and one uf, hcra in the act ofurrangimg
II heading tor the other, with blanket, Ind
fallen, and they had died with their arms
around one another and their checks together.
But your heart Sickeils at these details, Is
mine did at seeing them, and will coast.
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Trans-AlleghaNY Virginia.

The expeditions Of Morgan and Forrest
into the very heart OF Tennessee and kentuc-
kr have done great good. They break the
spell Of Yankee rule, and give our people n
chance to rise They have disclosed, to the
eyes uf all men, that the masses Of both
ST atrS arc with US.
For similar reasons, we look with anxiety
for the dc!ivcrancc Of Western Virginia. 1t
is great mistake to suppose that, even i'll the
counties which voted largely against secession,
the mass OG t!ic people are not ao'c true to the
South The decision Of the State was felt by
many to he binding, just as it happened IN the
Gulf States with Union men, and others that
tho rapid development Of Abolition policy.
All our information from the Trans-.Allc-
ghanr leads us to the belief that the great ma
jori;y Of the inhabitants arc sincerely loyal
to the Southern flag. This country ahounds
in grain, cattle, horses, mu!rS, loragc, and the
mcn to recruit our arnlicS. We understand
that il or Generals wcr, strong enough to
undertake an advance iia'l.a-dpZrn Or more
regiments couid ut once be added to oar armies.
We hone our military leaders Will have an
eve to the great advantages Of supporting
our armies in this important quarter. Let
Us RECRUIT or,r i.i:lkS in TrauS-A ieghany be-
forc,hc enemy, by u compulsory DRAFT, shall
!, IN
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Major General Commanding
I'M c0NiL.nrLlL.

tih ~ II - -l.'H tD-f-r I.i ti-i l..
TuuusDar. .Julr 2t-Gi j.. M.-Ti.c lnoncy
r,s;xcl is .wiliutit material change l0-,i:y.--
Loans on call arc quoted :.t :iaG per cent; first
class Commercial paper is lone at ah";It the
slime rates. Tie large deposits raalc ycsicr
,lav and to-day with the 'iJ-i'rrasurar ut
four Der cent Indicate Tendency toward
lower rates.
Foreign exchange i lower again, in SYM
pathr with the fall in gold; the quotations are
irregular and ;ct,aic with Inc board prices
Of the precious metals. We quote nj the close
to-day Eankrrs >tcrlim" bills i2.' Il l:@")!!;
francs .i.;::jj.
Tic feature Of the stock market to-day is
the great fall in gold, and the large tran>ac-
lions at the decline. opcnim- ut llSi at the
morning board. il sold down to l. ut the
close. Between the boards i; was again low
and at the second huardihc transactions
we're principally 1T III. just before tic close
nf i.n. mes, large sale, were made at IL regal
iar.;,,,I ,nJrc VA. u!:rrc,l on buyer, option
at he aa,c rricc. Altogether the transactions
III .aII to-,!ay probably c&rec'i those OF any
IL, since lie >,l>ucE'iun ti!c printed sales Al
li,c boar. alone !"oins up nearly :. i.!I.ion o.;
collars. Silver = Qlut.d ilJtiii. Demand
Treasury Evtc$, Old issues, are 10, Il ia -
Tie rnarkc; for railway shares and
bonds is i,cticr, w:til but 4 linn
FED amount al business. Speculation
seems 10 Ice almost at stand still,
and =, active market is hardly looked
c,r unit! We have further news from Europe.
Governments are steady st al advance Of !
a per cent. Trcaarj' notes. 800 per
cc,t. sad a. Li,i IS lu.: and CLOSED Ut lU2ss
bid, an Improvement Of per cent as coiablre'.
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l.u!t IIAEl.ESToS.

y correspondent Of the Ph'la'ielPt'Ia In
quircr" writes as f"iows from WarreMon'
Virginia:
Captain Bates, Of The twelfth New YORK, Ii
acting Provost Marshal Of this place. lie
duties Of his Offices are exceedingly arH"ouF :.
and provoking, but he has proved "'ti'Sci'
fully capable Tor the ardnous TASK. ;,
The town tonight is I'e!ah'' crowded
will. troops and o.Ecer:.. Inc ~, arren
Green Hotel" and the "Warrentnn 1lonss"
are refusing any farther bed and board, to
inc crowd continually pouring IN. These
nlacrs Of accommodation ivr the pub!;e are
about the first places your correspondent has
,nnr ,yit|, worthy the name Of "notel' since
h,v. been in Virginia. Handsomely furnish
81 and kept in style bordering on modern
u,ornilice,lce, your correspond mt can fcarce-
l., realize that he is at the "scat Of war. :,
.:IIail Columbia" "The Red: White and nlne'
and other patriotic Songs, are being perform
ed by several of our officers, VIII" are ANA
teurs, upon the piano. Their patriotic efforts
are echoed by the soldiers IN the streets
while write, and the circumstances are H.
soiriting in the highest degree:
The recent rains have swollen the streams
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:,IyyGsN .s;;1iaa .TssTE3 uGGGc; T?ns c..
irr,c ill.,. Charleston c.a.:ar]

AZ IGHiT.tL }EJt .i.E%>.ii.
\ e., st,.n,".. ,'.i';f :: .:;;r,.', car,", has
.,rr.:,.! ~ .',.:.".s- ~ r'Il. ,i.a wus -ha,c'
at NJ |d ~ IA, :mcli i.lvckac!e,S, AM! Fred
al, wcn III ;irr efforts t" got clear. size Tot
: ashore on the breakers, where she remained
som" time, but tinaIl, i!oa;yd OH and got
safely INTO harbor. after throwing overheard
| SIaal! part Of :!m cargo. I;r her the fo!-
10" !nS gentlemen have r,arlrd the Cnni,ir-
rate States +. Moli. Of Texas. bearer Of Dies
patches; Wm. wight. l.. L. Silanncn, i. W.
IHast' fG:>ef' e! 81, amer tccilc.
!hi5 vrs.ci i.aaIi ii;in;; OH "Wednesday
hISh' ;" men II ..aN .''.rpuscd proceeded IRON.
some a. tIe ianNr" dect chasing = vest,
"h'rlr VAS approaching Tie coa>. to ran ,!c
blockade.
irn, a;';s:.! places US in possess an Of E:.s-
sal papers ~ IL The iGth n.lant. from !, l,iI
~ ir!a...c Souic extracts.
il.e schooner spray, Lindsay, arrived at
NASSAU june .-in, from Wilmington, NUr.i-
Carolina, with Il cargo Of tobacco and naval
sure.
1i.r schooner En.lna. futile, from Mat
am"rl&. VITA cotton, hides, &C.. arrlyc,!
july ,.
IEc sc:"oncr Albert, Capt. Erickson, with
c"ti": :m,! lV1wund, cleared Tor Liverpool
June. :Si:h.
Th. siraln ship Stanley arrived Mt Nassau
july I'd, from Liverpool wa !:rrnua.
\ :i!,s: schooner, called lic +. Cra,rl:.li.
captain Growi', has arrived ut Nassau, tom
i'".t !:u!ai, g.. iicr Captain reported that
am, .,,.r lii;. .,.,,,,,..,.t. u.I,,'.;, ,,,,
,!l,..,yrr,. Ia he. C,i,,.!,u,,i. ,.,,,,r,I,u,j
w;.,.n went from pnrr rn..I =, So, i;
t!I> s.I,non,.r. ,,nL ia. >,.,I now mad Willis
,u:!cri,,s from li,c ,li,.l,.. iuun.d nyrrl,n,,J
in lie h.ir!,or at Na>sau, and was .rpw,c.l.-
The hero is SAID to have lnu , >,yr &c
General i.ravtou. and w,ui t.. ;h,. ,,,,n,. ,r
John l.uac.
IN. cu.,. of m. steam aim o,.,,l,1t,o,
,,kcn iu.n the l;-,li,h Wee ! ,lm,r,l,, ,nn,t
II Nassau, ana tin. cyi,I.or,. !, ,mlI;.L nJ -.
s,,nr leash in the uaprrs. I, v,,, b.. yr,rcr,,
Lrrr,l tia; i MAS r.,nr;rd ,,.,,.
built for Coi;c,ir rate ,p,Il-,.,-,,yr md ,E,
: ."ss,I :. S S.,is:@ a.. '. s",; ~. i up arc
,n,i. tu- ;;rr-nuI md .h,. ..,.,.,,.1.,,, !. II
ma. ta...a,n I ,.,;,.rso,j,,i ia. ,.,.,, ,i,,
;or the ,:,,..c ;o,i.
\ .arcc nui,.'..ro o.; ,.nal-.,h,.u y-,-.'. I,.d
arrived ,r Nassau. .ro,,,. ,,,;,.,,- ,,,,,.,
Ju.! 9. l;,,;<, If the i.u,,rd >,,,,. ;,;.,r;,.,
Court. Of N.W Tork had lie. l.d ,i,. ,,,,, III
the l;iitis!. ;: aa. sh.n I.,bnan, CAPTURED ar
tn: month If the kin GGande with -, bales
of cotton on board. lie ordered AN Imnc-
,la;:c Restitution If The vessel and CARGO. 81,
the graund ,:.at ;lr.y were neutral ur,n,,rrv
:..d mol ra.vi. y: .ic u. a,l,a yin,;,,in, Of l!
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TIE ME;AyGx ~ TIE M.:0A's C,u@..-'..'..c
naEo.. ',>:lIcr "c.gyiil'".:s. o. lcs"..'.-..
n: u":>Isi array OF I. .ll.!n.> o.- ni.:. y
I'll q. &c varieties .. c1.ip.e.>."E w!..!. distinguish
lie uUiuaii l.,t.. .4c ... .. fiye.l! %! i5- boa
co...l.c,J tie c.cp."tt !:. lie t..i ',.- ep.e
sc.cu >ryGI. .-.r.,V.os Vi;
:.,. c..Oi.-t.!..c. u..ri"c.s, 500. Ia ...
-IiGIIIc t..c ....'t. '...,,.s-t q. ,. ,s...!
,.. ~ lc uc.e1..lca -.!u--.. iv... U.r
nUr.r UNDERSTANDINGS al U.H...- :o@-s -!
-o:>,.c s!c!. cA.sscicS - '.'''l "...e 49,. re
r.y.ust lIa.s..... a.y.. BACH oI -
.". ucAci "a cit. Ia t-c '''---.-. %. .-
..v!.d, .i:iu iIU,c gHILu. Cp.At.t& g'-. 80" -,
D!.t...,t ec~ SIC !-c"'s ~ -'. Is
iad W.. ~! cad ue c..-i'.c. 49,. .: L.. -. 80
crowd
ir:"y Austin :: protr> ,;onai Log.e.;.-.y.. ~
| ss 10. a..I.o :o.=e Dc.o.s-s !" -. .J-!~r'
"E.eL. ..a a..J..t,. ...r pv..V. '".Lr. '!t J.-''
=. ~ .!;i gave 4u:aGI! 10 80 t.,' ~ '.-'. ~.
.l.a.!: H:e' N; lie I.a: 's'....o.: u se.' al. 80.
lite ina ay ,!-....csu>cG psi. an@
i!l ~ !iG. b..t,I., 81 ,.;GiaV-I,. -. S-~'.-
..vi,yr u.,pGL:. ,..sc ass oIt....,L.
ma. ,.-ctV m.s cs!e:'. ".-. :m.!.t.;; ~. ~
90, -liic..:.s i.t!. s..rc. .i NTH. .. iS.t
"a :n-io to D"c. {" ~. s..o.,... I..cCT..-.c
.:,. TIC -i.. 49,. ug..lL i.v -.
re ,... .'. j.. ""s ..As ip lvauur 80 I.v..,V.
| .sls dos Wis h!c -, A...O. "tr..si7..c- .---'-
r..na'iiicnt "."".,. 49,. "-aN!...lv. - ...is
-. .... y..s,o.. .ca.,c.L - 81. SI,St. 49,
c.. .It.S...e...s, 49,. ..-. ,.gIG
| ..lc ..,-: CU.I..IILv" ~ 4".... ..s,.".y..y.
,". ,aI-,I =. i. Mons ..... !.u.,..s 80 .,ct
.iiI., ir 10. la ",s....s AHA t;.. s-c!.,oua -
piles -! ONIONS ".'.-' "r.r -O..'.s-.~ -.
| ~. ...c hg.:t ,..y &C..
lo:, * l.r yc, :. ...-:. -rl;cr !.o!n CGu. ..:...
.lr, W. c...- c N.s:. -,-:... L"n..u. ..". ..o.
i!.c "n-"E u S."'....c. SJ.U -. Lt.. 500. -
u.G:-y. as: ",t>-. 10 ut.I ,.J"., "C- a. s;.Lg..
.iat- "a: Iiioi's. 80. i'c ;''".s". a:i4 i.ssi'
'i.u..c "G!l ,"c.s - see!'' .tI c'.s! uUI .eiy
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Il" NJ '''.1'' '''!'a t'','e' '"'' u '''''
frequent iMcutl"" by 'i0rSan 3 missionary Ia
Dor, in krn,uclv viii /" interesting ri the
.r.-.,., ,i.,.
Newport = the S'!':c to"m 81 Campbell
cour,;., a:i Is on III" OHIO River, oiio~i'"
Cincinnati, an" FrI:' hear IL. junction" ot thc
Licking Eivrr. lis Oh the East side OF the
!c..:u. am! distant FROM Frankfort cisi!fy->lX
miles north Northeast. ltiias been for many
years the site ola United States Arsenal.
Covinslon is a!,o on the Ohio, opposite
CINCINNATI, but is OH Tue West size o! the
Lckin. River, which, with Il brief distance,
divides it from Newport The adv ntagrS Of
position on the ONO, and the Junction of the
Licking, here forming Il line between two
counties, will rra,il, explain the growth of
Two townS 80 near each other,
The Ohio, between CinciIna't and Corin=-
ton. is not more than six hundred and fly
wards wide in .uurl STATE Coyineton i, in
kenlnn county.
Frankfort. tho capital Of Kentucky, is on
the rirL, East, bank of ih,. Kcntucky River.
and is also the s!iirctown Of Franklin Conn
~ f. is about sixtv miles from the mouth
&c lin. Kentucky i,i;cr, about TWENTY-FIVE
,,;l.s W,sr Northwest, from Lexington, and
i,f,..tiy. mil; East from Louisville. y cl,,in
Ir;,ly. connects Frankfort viii, the village Of
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III this region, so much tia. many Of them arc
impossible. The iappanannock is So swollen
that ut many OF the usua! tords it Is entirely
impossible TO pass. The railroad leading
from AlcNandria has been completely repair
cd: AMI good time AID connections ;,tc easily
made Sci"ccn Washington and ILLS lace.
We have sulticien, troops here ~ rcs.st any
effort that ".>tonewa!.' Jackson might Elahc
against US. The army manitcsJs great eli
tnusrsm in the appointment oi General Pope
to It's command. They are willing 10 !isIt
n they can bc I'd il ,.-c right .u;inllr. ag. at
The rIiGuS.
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Tim Inni;prs ut Snilnlk.

The Yankee force ut Suffolk, Va. is said to
lnand, aided by two :'r"v"sts-t'an dc ka'
and tan-Wchbcr. The Episcopal Church is
used as negro church by Il Yankee from
MaSsachu etts, who oHiciatcs every Sunday.
During the week the vcstry is made Il secret
bur-room where the "nlo .kadc" is run at so
1nucir glass. Mansfield has seized the resi-
iencc OF Nathaniel Riddick. and supplies his
table from Mr.. i : farm.
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UniYcrs!ty Of YirgiEi4.

The regular session Of i',c Ct:ivsTs;t:. VIZ
commence on The llth OF October Tr<i. Tie
Bcnr =: VI itt!i ha-.a dt:crE,:5.1l' 81 10
University shall not again he used a. q hD:s-
tai. The place was found 70 lc um-';i;!ia.',
and all who could be were taIaou "g. 81"
put in tents. The mortality III c,c wecl. MS
greater in the University buildings t'.aa II
the tents for 4 month.
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Tho YarS.c Army.

The statistics Of The United States army
show that it is HOW composed OF - ';a"niry
regiments, Of $50 Iarn; /. artillery r-si-
ment<, ~ men; GG.i infantry regiments of
Dos ij men; also some batteries and '|"taclI-
cd companies, num5criag i,,,JG ncu: making
4 total Of Gl11.l1.i mon. WIKI! II m"w levy
of 100000, the army viii nu'ni'er Jl..,""n
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L..@r. n .zy%EY u.4LLIcr :55raslD


Editors of'tLr Maryland Ns~s Shect:
GENTLEMEN: see that i'll the last issue OF
your paper received mere that you have Lieut..
II. Sidney Wallace, 81 the l1th Virginia reg
iment, reported as killed in the fight beto7'
Richmond OF June 30th. Now have che very
best reasons for knowing that this is an error,
as Lam the Identical individual alluded 10.
WIS captured, but not killed. did not cvei.
receive wound. If You will make this cor
rec1icr, you will greatly relieve many oFiny
frien,ls,and greatly obligo
Yours, respectfully, Il. Sidney WALLACE.
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III: Il. AdjUtdpt Auu Insi"CIVr WtNeI'II
HoQK's DEPARTMENT or HE3EiCu.I
RicEYuSp. VA, July IL. iso2 {
WA. DEPARTMENT.
"-."EEiu uGpSSS !


80, -.
Z ! .-roas engaged - -arOuy cOracr!rts ar" hereby
-" Gtr"y-i tad required - drs-"Ia from the
''s, tld to deliver them 20 the ComlnaudtI DI ihe
%tf-i aIn, d! Instruction., t lodge them In III. near-
e III, rrHrn their cnriss, compauS AID r-E-
u - ihr i!jInBi AID las,'-cos Geusra Jat"!. AT.
t"r! -,ia them, will be allowed The i".S nd
Sc Too ::- I-ieutna ci pc!s"Errs prescriu"d by IN"
s' AZ H which the Jail Ia situa,d. Enrolling
a-ss required 10 report 20 the Adjnaul a:' In
-icit ',.isF:i aud address, OF ali 'rs"us
- = r:i ;'ic Army without i.Ava, whether by the az
Ha' u Il.ir ieav-, OF Lp"-ac., iurlUush-, details or
5te "'-".
- ,.t...: ii, rnauthvrzod a,s-ues eEce-dr .hs tim"
Poe: tIrr-sp"a with the War Department. ,a~
80" I Officer Will the person aad -ci him Ia h.
g" - sf"P -. distraction reporting tao arrest I" hs
~ AL as;rc:or General.
a'iGhtLstao % C,nI.- Of Instruction are required I"
ID t">-ri"rs. aud persons absent without "nr-, to
G~2.".ts. aci avo ;he powers Vf arrest Conferred
Y y! "atn.,is. uHIcers
- .'rn.4t ii '!.n Secretary Of War.
: ga-5 8. COOPER,
Ju.: ic--l:a AdJ't and lu-rr, Gsu'l
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Brig. Gen. Commanding II Div
Death Of Martin Van Euren.

Il .,,At In,t at hn
IT,;t,a et,.o, 5;,a ,tE;,aa,I,oo,. Nh. vi,
,,,.,,
~, 49,
- ~ " 49, 800 a." bN" 81" o'i'
ut undertook, CoiUlnhia county, in the State
r>- VI, - . =,
w ~" Ao' ~ "' 'i'c "t'l "'S W 'tSchh"ti,
iISn Ills i:,hrr \ nrohAm Yam bur,,p was
u iVer' "c'ctN'ht ~ :! bttch iiilhcT " no cS
t,l,;.' Ii,,,c.::. ia, ,., II - ,,.,;,I If cI,r
colonial history IL ;;ic ancient settlement OF
;;u,lgrj,noi, ;i;. ,.,.i,.r ,,s also or n,,r,
D,;cil descent So that the late cX-prcsi,ltnt,
their oldest son, may be regarded as one of
the few representatives "c tl.e nnadutera;cd
iinickcrhoci;rr stock who first brought III
dustrr and civilization /" The ancient colony
o. "Naniraltal;.,'
On the I'd "t May, Isl, atr. van hurcn
Was nominated, u Il candidate for the Vice
PTeSi,lcnc; by convention Of the democracy
ui The Cuiul, held 1t Baltimore, General
Jackson being at the >aiue time re-llomlnated
for the Presidency. jackson and Van Buren,
were at the subsequent election, triuuplantlv
elected. a:,d were i,,a,,gar#tci on the 18th Of
March, 1888.
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Ynnkeea RagGrtl.

4 scouting party, from Colonel Hartman :
command, succeeded in capturing, briu" liar.
risonburg, on Friday last, twenty-thrcc Van
KEGS, and large quantity of snticr'S stores.
Three Yankees captured by the scouts from
Ewel's command, arrived in This lily last
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TIE NAgIrris..-,ir. Hamilton takes bsre-

IL al til, popular I;;.lo ;.-he, ;o.!s!. aDI ""' -
.ecl.d 20. ,.e otc-SoI tao na"-<g:al! ::.'oe'y q
t!rl!u in which IT, wi. m;-rs-ige;: t..a c!T-e'"r
ui ia.u. III. iaHIIltpn !..s .uus -a-Oyrr .-H1l.L
,ul, lprI "a L.: -.,li!.crm &c. t.Ous! n t.
..li, have Tor YEAR nug t-en shut up II. :! COZ.
,ccrIn uniingn they have lost aoi!..aG y! !lef good
;.I!:Ilty uy liz. Int.i ui.ssipa.