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p1ETICAL.
rwsrrrES FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
ONWARD, SOUTHERN FREEMEN.

ONWARD, SOUTHERN FREEMEN.
Onward, onward, 20 Southern braves
On to the battle field,
And hercsoe' your banner waves
Your sword in triumph WELD;
For the sacred right Of the nation,
Brave the caDnon's fiery BREATH
And make known to all creation:
You'll have victory OF death.
That Southern sons, and Southern SireST
VIII have their equal rights.
Tbouch forced to spend by tho camn-llfes
Full many winter niEhiS.
Then onward, sons of the Southland
On from louisiana,
And ioin the country ARM grant,
With the sons Of Caroliiia.
Come OF, &c Texan rangers bold.
With Georsa's ::slt,nt band:
And with Virginia. :. u Ct old.
Scu'll save YOUR nStiv0 l1nI.
Y.rcinia's soil must dr',,, t!,,' h!"'"'
Of foes who Us in'a"'
Then only can the t'.cr:2 n''"i
Nv peace SO sweet b" ;ay''i.
Come from the prairic5 "I'ac VIZ.
And M;ssiSsippi's wales:
Where Alabama waters resi-,
Where blow the gentle gale.
y'ou never can o'erpowcrci h.,
While Davis leads the ysiI:
Then rally, rally, cnuthcIns iTs..
ind rout tbs Inl!,:,;i clan!
o.. with your lcsions, S'onevali hras":
On with Your columns, Leg
Base Lincoln's hosts can n"'er ens.aTe
The sons of liberty.
rieh; till tt. old Dominion s:tako
The fountains of the deep;
I'LL every despot heurt shall quakc,
And meath the turf shall sleep.
Let not 7ile Abolition's band
Your courage e'er subdue,
And hold dominion DER the lana
0fF7eeIon's sons so true;
But, like brave Marion Of cd,
And cur great Washington,
Keep freedoms banner wide unToll'd
Till liberty 10 won.
Roll on your columns, BeauTcssrd'
Throughout the bloody-gronnd;
The naughty tyrants march. retar3.
And compass them around.
Redeem the land Of Breckenridge,
OF Price and Hol!ins, too;
And DER the Alleghanies' ridge
The flying host pursue.
Fight ill the stars and bars" shall rae
Ger every Southern doue,
From jerseys shore to PIC ti-ands,
Or every Southern home:
From where tie dark Missouri How.
And Utah 5 mountains rise,
Tc where the orange blossom c7o~7
Beneath the SUNNI skies.
Then shall these States Confederate SOD;
A nation great and strong;
Their sons united heart aud hand.
70 right each wicked wrong:
To we'll preserve the sacred trust
Which God to Them has given,
nd merit with their cause SO jiu>;,
Tie blessings Q! KIND heaven.
MARY Louis. Is AI.AsK
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,i,;rc.. Nas there crci' snch tyranny

complai.Y;s Nss there Fre' F""A tyranny
before?
And set, escaping as it were for our vsf'
lives, We are uphraidcd and denounced 10 The
orld ss having left "thc best eo'eF''i''''''
that the world ever SAW" sni rs having en-
rarcd Gin most wicked and canseleS' IT,
bcIlion." The "Fathcr of lies" himself was
s,arc, aver So audaciouSly False.
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CONTENTS o. TEE Loi:DoE .5CREALS

n its issue Of the 18th, the London Tires"
announces thst sto-night Mr.. Lindsay is 70
attempt &c persuade our Government 70 l.
tcriere between tie *szri15 States of Ameri-
ca" but declares that "it IS very perilous
problem, which many able neu have shrunk
from the attempt to solve" The -"Times"
proceeds to argue that all Of What it cslls "the
selfish interests" of England are against Mir.
LindSaJa motion; and puts the case as fol-
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the war:
T0HTTDER.IE STArEs CT A;5IRi-.,t
Navy DEPARTMENT,
RltEimoSD, August 4th, 1862.
Commander Is.ac n. BROWN, G. s. &, con.-
marding steam sloop "ATkansss, iick3-
burg, Miss.
Sin: Tour nticiai report OF the engage
ment Of the 18th ultirno, between the screT
siooD "Arkansss," under your command, ami
the anenv's fleet before Ticksburg, together
with the details Of the loss sustained By Tor;T
ship, have been this day received.
Upcn the receipt OF your Geographic as
patch, announcing this achievement, snc 1"t-
.owiTE 7.apur.e :" - ilAce;
RICHMOND, jriY l., l3i,2
TieuieEan1 Commanding
IS. ~ \. BRo'vH, =. 5. c'aS?,
Commanding the -Arkans"s,
Tick5brirF Mississippi.
Year t+lrsr;.in snn"an1ing the action Ee-
tween the sloop-uEwar ATkarsa; Under your
command, and tbs tnemy:5 fleet before VICES
burg, has been received, and1 aui relucste't
by the President 10 express, in behalf OF the
country whose cause you have nobly suS-
tanned, bis thanBS 10 !oiirSell, your ohlC!I'
and crew.
Fer gallant aud meritorious conduct yon
are promoted, and made a Commander tor
the war. S. r, MALLnE,,
Secretary CT the Navy y
:. srate1u. counr7yy. X lille deplorine the loss
oi the gallant dad who fell upon this lneruo-
ratle occasion, will place thei. flames Upon
lie roll of her heroes, ana cherish them With
respect ard affection.
{ou will please furnish the Department
nth n perfect list ofyour officers and crew,
n orier that their names may become known
t. the country snd the er:rirr vhi7' hey
r.lTa 81 signally SERVED,
aIn respectfully,
Tour oi.suirnL Servant,
tSigr "a, :, 4. IIfIoa1;
Secretary Of the Navy.
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dMoz 10 tho GIaTn.

Inc iGiicvins tribute Of the t;o-'c7"TTn1'l tt
i: III recognition Ct Il itsst Ct s;'cces5inl gal
l,ntrJ Inst ranks gnonE the 1nnst brilliant Ct
rho wsr
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i:ttimosD, August 18th, l3G

;0~TTDfR.TE STATES CT '"IEi-., {
Navy DEPARTMENT, !
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We're we in the position OF the fedsrals-'
axe the case II the var in lntiia-if AT ":iei
Of mediation had teen made, accompanied by
a threat-if France had stood forward and
said, this contest can end only ID separation
should we not have considered il an insult.
and, instead Of bringing lis 10 peace, =Tculd it
not much more likely haze tended 10 agra
yate the war; If:@s ;iHc'si 5h's 5:dr 70 be
prosecuted b. tSe o,en cl Ia Earn with great
or tE:Yl, III couId xot 81 10 a.:c; as..': ;9Gs-
n.onStv 10 dt1ai6 CIR End.
Ag1ir, = anj- disturbance aro%" in IT3laTl
ii contest were going On there, AMI ii
another po~ar stepped in, saying to T7, " Let
Irishmen alone, and let them govern tham-
selves" should VIC he preHar7'i - s'iiIEiit 10
dictation in suci. +. matter it might be ssid
that this VI. war SO suicidal, 50 iaal!sh, so
wicked, that NC must simply consider ho~ 70
pnt stop to it. Bit this was not the cpin-
:an q! The vast ms;ST:ty 81 the twenty nil
lions of the North, and il would not oe our
onlricn if sc were in the same position The
eourass aud endurance OF the South wc.e be-
Tond all praise, but let u threaten them with
foreign Interference, and the result would be
the sfme. s.:5
IN LllC OtI.eE Nv liSLAA o1Sii~1 ~
vas possible the partie; might themselves lind
out that they had undertaken task too hard
ioTr them. tlIear, hear.) Pras;ieLt Lincoln
had called for three huudrei thousand mere
troops. lie could rot help thinking 7hsra vas
little more difficulty in getting these three
hundred thousand than ir2rG "as before
jhsar, hasr.l Tk2 e:cS and wounasd TcI
going ho7Gs were Tot good recruiting ser
gents; hut il We wnishei IL find President
Lincoln III, three hundred thousand men, ST,
had only 20 send out by The next na;l The
statement that England, ii: rnT'ert With other
powers, threatened interference II she flh not
put stop to the war clear, htar.l ;-.nle
went still further, ami were ready to ass'lEIe
the character mentioned by the nahic Lnrd
At the cud Of his sPecch-n1 PeaceMaEer5 -
rather curious Interpretation CT tile Ian
guage of SCRIPTURE: e.. Blessed arc the peace
| Easkers"-who dc not stand alec! from the
contest.
But there hight pe shcsc vino wculd SCI,
! tsBetter war with America than cnnti-l-
| rance of the present state Of things Now,
surely, If We bad no cayus GelH against Amer
lea, where would be ire justification OF our
|: going to war with her o.? Were We 70 60 TO
var With any country because ee happeE 20
be in disaster on account q ."caS @sas &C.
curing ia that county,: Not cnlJ, void
such var &c licked and unjust, but foolish TO
the greatest possible degree. 1t was said that
our population was starving, and be. believed
that the cotton famine ct tbs moment Vas
likely to get worse. --- -.-,-.--,,-.
r But re could keep the working population
Of LancaStire IL li1ur5. foT less than tie price
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Li:s.oai, JUL l2.--EveniHI-Tra L;,ri
Frnrst, Of Ireland, Lord fieorg9 i:'r2ejord,
died TIKI :anri,irG Il D"naEi.iee
The Paris correspondent III the LcTi1n
Herald" again as"ar1s tina, tEc En.mrcr is
about IL ciiar mediation IT, iinarica, AMI sac
rhsr LIE tr:It ii r;ihlc opinion IS in fa@nr nj
such . COURSE
The "Mcntrur" publishes III a:co,5.l q
the battle before RichmnHd: al r.:y5: "Ouc
thing is certain; tic ariay If the ,+aTih i
crushed on the field By o1ar~helDing NUM-
hers shat il had TO give up foot br foot several
miles Of ground; til at it has lost Tuns. pr;s
oners aad stores : and lint Er- :in les III
Richmond is ;iSrraqgcd''
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disadvantage as compared with tieorizers in
the newspapers and the parlors-they are
compelled to lie lrucfira. They hare to hs
content to do the best they can. Bat there is
nothing 70 restrain the ether ciasara OF generals
from INDUCING themselves in the nost plea
sing fancirS, and building the most gorgeous
alr-ra"tics; aid If ihr real generals "wuull
only Ia" what these anaicnrs tell them, the
country would inlce;l be- delighted with grand
results huston wr.;d lr Ours lay the tell
graph!
In regard IL the war. rs Oh Ill subjects,
We should strive 81 form rcnsnnahlr opinions.
Proceeding np"n this standard, and looking at
'irsnlt5 rs the ,rsi& Of merit, We lave album
dant reason 10 think well Of orr Government
and t:anern.;, at least hy comparison. The
Frcr State had Il population nt twenty
millions, the Slave Stalrs Twelve. DednrlinE
three InIil"ns for The part Hot available To lis
IN Missouri! Kentucky and Virginia, and Er
Aluryiand AID Delaware. our pn,ulallnn is re-
ducrd to rlnr. lnllians. Uiir rrcniy had tie
Government organization, tn, lral , tba armies,
the stores; ~. were alIin;t destitute: ,iuh L.
I-n-.r t:t.e ~ ~
NOT without rian,i!,linj, i.at tiicr would CON
plcr us "brinrs hrcaki:r}r.' 'fhry have not
done it III tH" Years; AMI their "wn lmpera
admit that th'y are Farther from il nhH tnun
ever \ II this time We are t"d br snTli-
wise nl.n, ll,,I our Government has been
weak, AMI our Generals Incompetent, while
the enemy has hcrm all life and activity. The
crnHkcrs beyond the Potomac sprai; more
plarsIbly, il not more justly, when they SAY
that their Government las been inefficient and
their officer; stupid, while ours have mr!ed
their parts with wonderful Sail a!"Ernrr"y.
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Ills cuunailanrc expressed only ;I4 IGlEi
lirirnTSl al ricaIrtr-
3 rriy..,i III the mint, he as,.endci the Plat,
form, and n.aAc speech.
"lhe crowd looked ul very quietly, md no
demonstrations Of any kind Was Eadr. Many
We're Of opinion that the execution would not
TAKE place, but that the clcmcncy Of the COM
Esndihs General would hc manifested in q
pardon, AMI Il large number clun. To This be-
lief 10 the last moinrnt.
81, precisely tcn minutes before eleven
i clock the cord was cat, the drop fell with a
heavy thd, and all that was mortal OF Will
liam Il. NlumIprd tangled between earth and
heaven"
The execution, il :r"nns, w.s witnessed by
a large crowd, amounting 10 Ilary thousands.
Who composed it !: y squadron OF But
lcr'a cavalry lei the van. Noble triumph
over osE u:iAgMEu rklsoHkG! The main body
o! his army, tile favored Spectators for whose
entertainment the cayalcade and gibbcttlnr
ware gotten up, might we'll make up the Fest
Of the MANY thousands.
"Tkc cTo'Ca i@0isd on rcry 9uidiy, and no
demonstration tous EG.ie,' and, SUPPOSE OF the
100000 diSailnc,l inhabitants, any friends ~
kinsmcn could have had Tie heart'to witness
such 4 scene, and iEf6llntarily, hy "w6rd,
riIJ ;1tfITIit: f.:id EiiG5Sn Their
sympathy fer trr sH1rrnga of one who hai
committed 81 !iuI,i"ua Il G;tcIi!csr, can We
doubt thai they, ton, would have Instantly
been seen d""3ii"g hy hi' side, "bctween
earth and heaven ~
The narrator Of th. >rcri-, who burst not
inter :: breath u: crn>"r". or SIGH II pits
cop,,.iI.I 4
Of opinion "thar the cArrirtlnu world not
take place, bat that the cI.E"I*cY al Tie ,"r:,-
handing General would be manifested IN :,
PARDON Who believed this! They nrlst
have hren il SuuthrunS, Of un;oI,hi>tiraicti
natrlres--,uiic Young. pus>ihly-who sup
posed that The least" WAS :: mtu., with Il
soul like themselves; or. II N"r;l.nrn in the
transition state, d.'lnl'cvilisl only, y 10 came
for plumber more than for blood. [i,mtncy from
Butler! Frma he unmanly wretch who
wuu!. y!SIt with i i'c!n.ty worse than death.
the W"r'fr. gDainr,S "F m"'smsnfS of Il woman
l. it uTcIurtahlc tu l.ciir,r, t. hope. thar Just
:iucu measure ~ hr m'ed Ia Mulnurd Shdil
re metea 10 him again
" hen Il british Journalist drriSi:cly a. krd
il tlISrc+l",:l Tor the bunting va. Ia te pun
si.r! with 'llr lire ola PLATOON" could he,
or shy hnt n demon or ii Yankee, have i'm
agima.i i; possible that even this cruel death
wuuid lee rr,rarIr.! " too lncrclml Tor the Of
irncr: ic; :rit!r l.. the fact in proof before
is. Death ~ tie Irrr of Il platoon, upon the
pot. w"u!i iIr,r L".n CON .arativelr \ yenlal
IN III The inlu,i.r"r--nni The victim might
have ;'rrrlr,i IL - an h0.prah:r reward far his
l."hIt devotion !" ia" 'au"r III his country.
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S6irlnish al Orange Court House.

Tvs" or three compan,cs 81 Yankee
cavalry made Il dash into urat's, Coars Iio"Se
| tet"crn eight ana lIIne O'clock, on Saturday
lnorn'ng, Tor the av"we! r'I:p"sr "trap.nring
thr tram, which was then nj that place.
Iw" companies OF Confederate ca'a!fy, sta
toned there quickly perceived the 'icNI?n Of
the enemy and engaged Inn III Hrt';rt'
sHirniSh' lasting for some time, wh:tn IT,
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At cOURr HELD fUR ECCklNGnAM
N ..Gg II - ,nE r.5.,i,ILL%Ia OF jay T.,

80 ,.":r Goth a r,iu IT, !lDwiu. ci;iL"E3 OF Eacs,
.----r- Italy. 10 ".t u. chJs!rs l.. Davidson nnd
'.'Ge, frra,u. III district No |; pr Wan. +. M0=r-
-: lai Echasl : El!.e j. ia District No. - Dr. IL
>Sh.v 49,. JUG1 '. tEu:s, - i.-i!rt ~ i; kimuad
/" iIoa!j A.: rE. willie J. kppu-, ~ a.etrci so l,
tsrii NyuIL4 1ut pr. a. ". E.uiaIu", IL district
- B., saI i:pM:e- " Age ,Gd hrnIT ~. u"vfs7 Hat
IT,. = dclst ~ =, IEInd5el 80 T7ii, lT"'' i!Ar I"
' 80 ssg,ys hospital oi tEc L""lrirrat- cta--
a'T AL .:niu!tci ~ III" noSss7e5
- 4Gi Tvuui-d ayi:lsIs t1"II this tCdliv aad
-" al: ;,L iuita-. order tEai TIE sam -! 100 Dc
al i herety Appropriated 10 DELAY al ex-
i%a.s Erh may b. I.cuiI-t ny said cvilu'lttee AID
~ ~ a-v= u rxiaus said SAN tr- Cour, doth "rfer
&c: fvad, tor SAID aloHhi lie ieuurd PGJaoie
%. ~ an H.. u HeS-laL.r, lsCS bearing Interest Iipu
ipau ~ 10 s:.u=G BY rlesiiiLs Jdstce,
ny Iii. CLERK OF n- Court or hi dspu'
= iuab CCG iss!DleG oi ILLS c"uh
-t. ai: ,ane ard pay tho pr'c-sds 10 Said
a"t.cr' .It hn SID Cvmlnr- report !tuia tlIas
- He :arsI ptDcr.diuss 10 this Court II Is as9 "la~'ea
'a Ia. order 10 bish sd in the kicha"nd nix, kS-
.as-t s.d .4lu:tr. SKA mat rsd CoIEi!i1- PSI iho
'S.s.ss- ~ s.ld pnbiicAIIva
Loly-Te-t-
.-iy ---~,w Il. IRVING! Il-GI.
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VOLUME LyX.-NUMBER sc
n"troious free negro, named David Sawyer.
under the following circumstances:

n"tro'"us free negro, named David Sawyer.
under the following circumstances
Tie Yankees have employed for some time
past, lot OF free negroes, who scour the
country, tamrtr with slaves, and mSc every
means 10 entCc them from their ownvrs. \
few days since upon goinc into MS cli. NJ.
Simmer discovered several OF his slaves IN
conversation with SAWYER. which .rcatly en-
RACED him. lie ordered bis negroc. /" rciurn
to their work, and told Sawyer that he shOnl
nrt speak 10 his slaves under any rrctcA:
whatever. Sawyer replied that lac ha: not
$p",,cn Ia them. Mr.. s.!nncr Insisted
that he l.:,,, AMI told HIM that he had sccH
him talking u tiscr. whcrcup"n saw
vcr cria'i Mr.. ) "a Id lar, at Inc
same tirnc drawing huge bowie NDiic, AMI
advancing towards him. Mr.. Summer !un"d:-
a;clv s"iz,d Il E.ncc roll. ana commence"
backing. while Sawyer advanced and bram-
riisi."d his knife III 4 most threatening mali
nrr. With the rail. Mr.. Sumner Succeeded III
keeping the villain back until corner OF the
iclrc l.a.! been reached. where his gan lay.
lie Ihrrr TH."flv seized the weapon, winch
SAWYER n" sooner saw than he Startc,. 10 run.
Mr. Ss,n,ner fired, the load ttkirs elect J"
til. u.,.rn$ Lack. and literally cutting hiin 10
,;.:se.... T.y .@.sro- died n"z: day u, gut
asnn;, ami 5!.. Summers arrest was effected
!.'w hour; subsequently,.
From Mr.. I:ia:.!. thu Yankees Sto," som"
eight or ten thousand pounds Of bacon aHt
lard, a!i thea carried him 10 the !Ir Rap,
bcr,Sc lie :clG>cri Ia take the oat!! "l at.c-
.iancc IL The Lincoln government.
Mc:Ers. A>hburn and Primer. wrr" arrest
r,t uuua liIt char.,. of hav!E- purchased ha-
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LuNEansnAFE STATES uF. AMERICA,
urAEiGEaA-IERG sSL DEPI.,
t.i..tL...L,-h IA II,i. ~ 70


iA?sE>sMfT'rS' / FORAGE having been authorized
- H. secretary Of W-r 10 hr hy AaJ"f Z. :.
'-.i;Ig"u 'tG,rrimasI-r, and the D,-rs aui Agents
S.arf IL S.Iy i,"-nS a-hucivGs arc is-usd Tor
i.f sl!ia.c-
liz oh4,.r- Asudte Ufssiuc such iinpr---meGi,
7:Ir i. al c-ss, furnish wiileH er!deu.G u in=:r du-
"l:y 49,, WHEN -riuu;e viii 10. exhibited "I.E i--
,..:ti /! iaI:.-- Interested.
A.. fDrr4 iu.ir-ss-u Vail he paid for ~ IA. Aies
.'''E-i by ,..a, ,L;ii! AID pie-:s "ud Scn.-
1i.pa!T Instructed CIV, u tie "w uere thr-"! i-
is, -:.:u. ai,t.uCily IN. kid qGaiii;y aid ,r.- 81
O. r1T9t= -: ts.Laia. III. "Iioui b: "h"i. y.Gehi-
~. - -. l. 'gT the
. Ihss- lipE-- u-t D. T.-orei I" Oily vie.
'S';.cy is.sad-t Uy the pubic Dece1si:..n, ai .if
'- K. .cs: be apppf:oDed arI"us the etsns u! aay
"'"acly equally aat :EpuriIa4iy E"rius dee regard
" e Cirsus aGi arii.y Of uw:r:-s or property.
+.t !op7>sHrui, iotdG " oEirers and ssat- cuc-i
go tNhoF!Iy VIA t. !.l"1-i MAJOR I. = srrISt"n.
>-enssef II? ~Er:n ui0a.i!y au,Itsc, a" the eAEi7,
80 t-Ia!Bed 70 ltis o.str
!" With tie exception q. III. .u,hor.v lhu. conferred
-''" Aej'T eHflILsi"l 4i LIS ere ulo.I
'ri- ~ ~ Le psr.or- U;!- Ia. :h,e. authorized ty
lr 'rmuapdlL8 deusTsi AiI.v or ,h- lulu,.anu.
- ;c-f uf District IEd.I AA,l ,b.u b.. r.vy.
-1i {, $.nLs Tor tAkus i,-v4,;p. oil Eat. n, ,r.
oh6sr Or Asebis a.: thi. l-par::a-L Ii Uud-Ii.tiu.
"arr-s- private PROPERTY w.it.pu; -s: s"L.r VII. M
So - the erlclssi account biIIy gud p.,;.l, ,y
:. s::ar. military ofeuss.
LARElS SMITH
S-cS A,t,u, :,
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soners hereafter captured, would never haze
been signed or agreed to by this Government,
If the intention to change the war into system
Of indiscriminate murder and robbery had
been made known to it: and whereas, Just
regard to humanity fnriids that the repres-
sion of crime which this Government is thus
compelled to enforce should be unnece>sa rily
extended to retaliation on the enlisted men in
the army Of the United States, who mny be
unwilling instruments Of the savage cruelty
Of their commanders, so long as there is hope
that the excuses Of the enemy may he check
ed Or prevented by retribution on the COM
missioned officers who have the power to
avoid guilty action by refusing service under
n Government which seeks their aid in the
preparation Of such Infamous harharities.
VII. Therefore it is ordered, that Major
General Pope, Brigadier-Gcneral Sleinwehr.
and all commissioned officers serving under
their respective commands. be. and they are
hereby expressly and specially declared To he,
not entitled to be conS, cred as Soldiers, aud
therefore not entitled to the benefit Of the
Cartel for the Parole OF future prisoners If
war.
Ordered further, That in the event Of the
capture of Major-General Pope, or iirigadier-
General Steinwchr, or any commissioned ot1i
Ger serving under them, the captive ao taksu
siuai lie held IL close confinement, so long rs
the orders aforesaid shall continue in force
and unrepenled by the competent military
authorities Of the United States; and that in
the event OF the murder Of any unarmcd citi-
zen or inhsbiinnt Of this Confectionery, by
virtue or under prctcNt nj any of the orders
hercinbeiore rccited, whether with Or WITH
out trial--whcther under pretelcr Of such
citizen being II SPY OF hostage, III any other
pretence, it shall hr the duty of the Command
ing General OF the inrcc,i Of this Confe,lcracy
to cause Immediately to he hung, ont of the
commissioned officers prisoner, a., aiorc:aid, a
zrns thus murdered l'y the en'my.
Dy order,
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EXECUTORS SALE Of LAM; ~ LOUISA


~ AUTHORITY -vated III by .a lat will ald
- :e-.au.4t - AbSkR = hAai.is. deceased, viii.
q. r. EspAt, the ~ III DAf 81 SkfIEMREE, IeG.,
r,c-t sell, pubic uuttiun. liz ~ miss,
sc .uad wuicn ;us deceased resided Al tic
H. death couall:3s abvat sY6 acre, lying Doth i=
{ s".th ALua IL LJrisa e"uE> Lar!a. III : n
.:,- su TuIauIvt!vus dwelling. wtil aii its r=Sea-a!
bg:ltiuss. niti - Svyd r-ps!:, WIZ:
trse ruu vi rtt,tOIT.
The said tract - !ari;S OF -sc"l;.ot InHI!r II
npted n.st be cnat u tais s=ci:"n u.
stale and has pientI!u! supply 81 Woodland.
Mr.. VIII II nafrs, WHO resdcu OF INC Premises, "iI!
shaw the and 20 ANY persCG wishing 10 buy.
Persons Wishing farther lGi"! Dat.Vu ~ The SO,-ct
vii CoLnuIi"ate with the Undersigned - Gao Sovv:",
Lys-a county, Va.
Team, yts de Known isy ~! Sai=.
Should The Day auvsp Lal-d tr unsuitable Cor the "a
Viii :sE- lIaee the .uiiebl- day .L-Tea;-
.-l aHHt.h :. HANKS. Executor q:
-. l--c:Ls> AEtE y. Ia SEls, b=rzas-i.
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TUESDAY III FORMING. AUGUST 5. 1se2.

parts Of the .Cpht:i.rate States. A. shorttime
has been given TO the Federal with
in which to reply, before orders will BE- Is
sued for the execution cf the measures ne
ceSSary for the rep ression Of these outrages
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EDjChFtUNAi..
GOVERNESS MANTEp.

A LADY i dosii-d Ia take charge vf sinai! private
~ ctasrI - The Country. c"uslsiin. ut leu Twelve
49, G.>.. i:>. $h- iuu-I be- we'll qualified u teach
:rIi-. - al IL Jrhuthc>, aud MT.ic Li.. iEc iHuU
sEpEvafE!r; AIS" Latin. French nui uriw.g 10 hr
.-.-r~. IT ii :st"fI!IAu p;ri-Ifra- cay u"ic."ic
l-rlL-. - -I.;ttI.. GIa=-, I@h Or :IvrL.
- !re>r. -iAliD. i.EI.s and Iticrvu>~s.
Mr.. L. b. N..:!i>,
?no:A;>uas Cross E,ti' LPu..- >"aa:$. "a.