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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-14

sir. BortLE of Va, from the Committee
nn rIag and ;ivnl, reported back the bill Of tho
,;cnn.a liking Il seal Of the Confederate States,
and reported tn. following us substitute.
An armed youth in Classic costume stand
ing beneath n meridian sun, besiur an altar
- ahm'. = wnlnali Is clinsns, the Whole
-urr"r.,rci by wreath of race, cotton, to-
t.aecv nui sugar canei above, Seal Of the
Confederate :;tales of America, and beheaih
III" mnrt,, "Pro ari5 q 5octS.
Ia" @',,tifuie wns nsrGri -.
tlr. Mit-., iIV!;, til,: Committee Oh Milta!y
.tii:;:'. 10 sanm i.a,l hee:. referred the mes
sag. I'll the President ~: The subject oi rlddifig
lie army III lme!hc!al.t ufd incompetent C1h
r'.i,. 1nlt Ui consolidating Ir.:lEcnts reported
: ,h"t Inr rcl.,!m!tr: haI h,pi the same urle.
consideration, And lid instructed him 10 Te
ppIt that :,j niuch Ui the message as relates
- ;,,,,in;, ri oi iurlliticnt anl iitou:prtenL
5!!lrc:E, has already been acted upG. Gy the
pa".,G5c "l tie Li,i is,Hr The Military Com
nntt;r to Ie!iryc lbu arE.y Of isnorant and
in2u;D I,atcnt nili. crs.'
....r: thn transaction oi sotnc unimpoItai!
hu uiir,S, tho llousc agFcu.! To LAKE recess M
Ill nci1ch.
i!i1...,1Nu aEssioN.
Io House rr-oprned at o'clock, when
M'. JrHFs salA there was not a quorum pre-
j ,sni u"d ,".e.t 10 adjourn.
IT, mo;inn was not Egrced t0syes :,
un~s Gi
Eu uI,i"rrrn voting, Mr. IfII1oS, of Florida,
, d!',',i IL ,'ai! y! Tie House, whIcn WAS con-
:r.,ct nni! qa",um responded.
iar b'l Was .hrn taken N, IN EIrtiOii OF
: NJ, Mu'- oms;p ,;cd, rcad ",ir! tin,. sGG
paS"cd
t'.r !'!.ai, submitted mrs"nge VI IL. trysI-
.:cn!. transmitting Il COMMUNICATION tIu.4 .!.e
SECRETARY u! y ar, in response 10 resoluLiva
=! fIe iInus", i'll reference TO the disbsndrg
uf Whats Louisiana Battalion, By which the
r'iicr's wtro put out Of commission Referred
l.. ~, Military Comnirtee.
.l.c Chsir AS, lsd before the House, :
..."n'r hill ~ i:sulalr ard iix pay oi cadets il
, he atrylca nf the Confederate Ststes This
! ill w;us rcN*nlrrrd and passed.
I':e CHAR laIh t,r fore the House the bill! 10
i.u!hor!zr ln. iDrmlliun of volunteer c0npN-
n.ra i"r local drHrr. with Senats surend.
m"ui~.
~, urntinu Of Mr.. CHAMBERS. the houle
'."mcur,"L ~ the amendments.
ac Schalc li5NiHs fotIrncu lIe Dtli REJECT
al "a the mrrn.ns, Ia au.ii0risr the Vice
President tc rgIpl"y secretary, the HOUSE
iouE !, rp !"r consideration, an,. II was agreed
80.
NJ. Ii. >>sR, Of la, from the Committee
al Way. mud N"nnS reported back Senate
Iii f"r The relief Of the Bible Society OF the
.'"i, ,i"trr.. States, nt America vs. ith recon-
'n";rL.:l" ,t ii pass. Tho tlll MAS taken
/. ~ ::'i IrI-"d Ia.
!ir. Ii,iian then resumed the roc0nsidcra-
ion -! rnt hi!l reynrted hy Mr. Russell. oi
tUgimiI .r"m tie Judiciary Committee, "eil
iiI"t .n acl 10 rrprr&:; atrocities 0l the ene-
my
NiT. t.,L:..TT ui1vei tu rIcGIninit the I'll!
ia Ih- Judiciary Committee
lia mnti"n va; II: subject Of c0n.il"re-
To- hi,rns@i,;., which waa continued up 10
~ q "ln'k
IA: House asIGcI /" tiret 1t 6 . 'c!och 30
Il iri!,j iiofnif:.
EE,rEi. Al ORDER FROM Ma 'LElLAN.
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EAECUfUR'i SIZE.
diS HuHDf: ihe 2tTU DGI bi.R, laG2. ~ Mag VII
~ liam CGuft House, VIII set .t Sr+t bidder ii,
Ructi0i aaIicuiH >li its uriUhgnf IL
the estate 81 Th1A;.. : I..nrs, deceased
Those S.hns 10 pur'"ss expected t '''i! the site
ard eaanine tie rlachincry fnr iG:'i,Erss.
Auy details vii! hs al IL ,'e,'i..
r.$. L.lUil Jn"t. ..-:utor
Sept l.--rEIw ii. r. i,iTSE. I've u,,:s
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REV ARD.

-. !. " LN ! = z pULLANS REV AND-
w As e6ieu the pasture Of d. }. D. Butler, Osro-
W a.s County h-tS-en She eGth sal 80th Of septenhe
-, yo..Is sORkkL MARE COLT, years old last
I'M i0.sty well groFn white spolI her. Marks
i':fe ~: t- nesf o or the ears. knot tine right
= s7. te.r the loS joiut n. SGs., oa .ntslce No
s'e; l.r:s re 'eiiecteI
1tg -: - TO anY persoa VIZ III deliver al Colt
= Il ;.saa op In Gcun'g; so for ,he ,c!.r CT
al |ai.. II taken op out OF ;I- County.
~ in-ryE ,rH 2. MbCIIS
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cn,lMI.sirNtR nikNrS' usFiGf,

It' l.'rtEb N"'"- I"f'i ] w.
fsSu y: - Ma II J..i-. / arc! p"I'G ""D
n L:.l "ifS y ~ - a.. Us Al. hst"h? ~.
itEni nut u n'."h ~ As.i, -; H." iICH C"ni VI
LUauGhc.1 ''h'iy .L-r" "n in- It'll duY "f July.
Is. ir I! Cr-cJ,y i:p.uota. 10 -aia Hou.L be-
s.eL = @im: A1Gil.strsiu, OF John Z. Epes,
irt-,-"i t:.niH - k;.. AID Raaao pGs d"fan3dh!s,
spYd-i TEo il.h day 0f luTsInber neSf, al my
La aahuFT Co1rt Hons, ir takus ih5 follow lhs
9t: "Aa account the Gnsscit6B of TfJs
VI Wnh, Aiiu hsirstor of Jhu T.: E--, :-;d: slsv III
VI tho advsnceuisLs lie by The instIs 10 his
ci'ea ais, acconli Ui tie Ouleahdug iobs tasinst
ths u Johl Epes Gac'd "shd all ihs croditos
tho said GS..a required 10 -xhat shd lore thef
claims f0ro the rino Ssd place H. aticnad
GiTeL uni.f my kAEd, ~ C"IhEli-i0ae OF The said
ooa: tho ia. aui y5-i fi.t .idrs,sd.
... u. 5ARHrS
Sent lS-oHIr t"IIIiisJ' ,,r-r
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NOTICE.
fKIHE t-iins 0i he Stockholders VI ;as jasn3
Z HlFs. O. kdna" ha Company, will h- h-l7 81 tho
Coi:says si.o Ia thi, city houdny. The :1ih O..
t,T, ts"!.
APPOINTMENT CT Proxy.
Ennw all b tb,-7 p'---',-; Ttrt We IN" N D
ssytGoIs uong Stack hudo- "a tns 'rI1s S'vsr atd hn-
uaw ia Company, du Lerahy rI' o:it"': a:d appoint
onT trl,
std lawn aaf2tY ald Pory. % :urr'SaGt essh ~ IN
al; as-tiosn Ct tho G"a k"!i''- u .nd "Vfn-
pAny, halo wnbIn SIX iu"nns fi"h rrd nitsT loo dat"
hsis"f Ghep not paTs0haiiy pts1aat Or fhpro-
ssnsd oy other proxy; with full poT~f aud su
th1ris .-usTal m-stinss 10 give s"cb s''b or
votoS aud d. sneh Jtnsr ast r ncto Cd each CT "a
c1uiJ ys u 10, 1enLut VI tho SAid IGelGsS al
Hs @rrs r1rs"ra'!y peat ard va d" kerobT rhliJ
srJ soSt r. L-,.. ~ Sne acts, our shld
AItnrauy III + lawfully ElE u" &C. Ia rorhunuce 0f
III. sH:1IT;ty .t-Dr CO." iurIr "p Il aim.
pr;tu..s ..r t.sd7 s.i s..'- IN day "
...I Iicd-nGd ..yLt buGdi"d ha0
T..t. laEsLl
oRAIi
wM. P MUNF0Rb,
suut so-.aa- " Secretary.
[ nix : Gi aii.ktch copy.
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Wmmdal- AIrGipni:i.

| 'hthpshF E--iisl 'i--S'rGl VI Doyle.
Wounded g'aptaiu Thomas Rice; Serg l.
Thomas Eaenn ALT! J Malone: privatea u
Buckley, ! rrun'l1n, } \ Kelley, MaIi!s
Qasilm and J iTl,..y
Missinr-G",p'l j [il.a*,'n.
Company F.--Airsarnr ''.vate baiii'r
lemy.
Onmphny Il. lied 5a,g ii,o iici'.rd
son; Private Chari.1 Roberts.
| ;Wennhnd- / i..nL " 3 tlcnirt;ka; Ser
gernt3hI., iiertvi prvat"s Nm / Doyle, a /
brri.ii'twhtii,' John lcn!rTrrrss Paul VIZ lille
Wnr. a'aate.on aud Jae Alchau.
! CJmphD; e. Mnumied--::l Licnt /
Lawrens-, teG Im,.I'iai;':; r.'g L. TOO Fried
lander. aIighty 4 Shn,n msv. breast pr1
Yates Fl Hedka, heud: II Dn.sn,, stnmacb.
MissiDg-Prvntss VIM Hunter, in" torlett
Henry Starke and Robert Glnany.
Cnmpany K.--Killr,i- -Priratr + Nah,le.
uIrled--2d Lsul Aial1y ; Priya!rs {
Hart, T Manvery, VIII Mct,uc AMI L SH1cny
Messing Priva,es = Georges a.lI II .iiil. =,
Anlnbcr Engaged. 10. ...
.TnaI Lille'i ani wounded, &c.
i r. ;!!NNEs iiiim.N.
| 4 - iiaj"r i.,,"n.ani'n; III IL" ;:rs. =.
::
~? " 'f - "''o '''''S'H' "'p'
'..rf1: VI NtH'"S's' ''' 'hs 1'Ih AN 9th 'f
loI- vt. ''''' ','''H w ,''N ''E'. u,
a, e'e'"i ', '"'''S' ~ -, = L''"' W > 1"
.ri.!,HZt -. ''s''G Is ''''''"' ''''''''''s
~ :, ~, i;'' NJ
Wv "," NE, r. ,';'
:. Nv '''tu';d, C"p Il ""'S' f'''h'S' 'h'
''9' ''E.' rln,, " %"." '','. t., .,.u.,,,.
'"a"P,"f - N'''ra--l''""' u '''""rn'
'"'ris' a ""Il, j AInrir'': f''' -teH a thlti';
~ :, -"
'''''''' '!''" ''''''"' - ''"l''
"'h'h'th.
t'f''P'',} ~ ''''''''l 7HtF ! ''''' l,n -, Al
IflFa''" o''' w. NaTIy: ''":ni'i '"''',,, lh"s,
tnr4p"&' n"" Pam, '"" .da'"H'y' c""Rru
NIhii.
Company e. -F.tii.'lr-S!':, Il .jiiI II, Cor
pos j niT'
VI o' ~ - - ''''' - ''
,t.,ru T. TJ.I p,.v.,. II,, Kim.
tr. S,r.,nIhsr.
Wnmnt,,}- . n cuny.i.., ,:,7nlJC
O,Jnno,.: priyat. Wm p.crill.. Bon
.tar, Sarr, y n,,.,o.,
COMPANY F".-hiilr,'---'i " 'i''a:s ~ '''''
~ "i"'irH --t"'pl Liza H:H ~, Ftii''"
toseirenn, han!er'.
Company W. Nhn"d-i lrival" & ,,:'"rll'r,
since dead; ll"nn'H Ford, since deaf.
ed since .;ra''' rM 'Fn "m f""'r"' "'n'"
Wnn,,L,.d,. i.ri,,,. r. r,,l.,f r,.lJ n Ernest
Vim ir.i,y. .J.Mt, M,Ilu,H.
Major 'H'nnNnd'nr, Il. H.; l..
L. w. W. 'A''''''-'N' - ''';'''' "'''"S'
LIST Or r.,,.,lI,, IL. IF. r,rL n.rr.a,,,. f,r.v
AITACli.b r. IhE t:r Ia M'ii>IEsr.
/" ouh1e'! II - ''hfs'' ''"'a"'5 'a"'
C.:c as,ny, I'D .I7 rjen, t'omj.g Bait
-'~-.,.e-----
fh"" 'hI Ah"''
C''i 'i'''''''e'''' - '"s '''''' '-'''''
ln'i,Is'E". pct. ,, lHH-.
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You aud every oic mnv he thankiuI that
you Ar. out oilhe reach Of rlinderins armte-.
Here are whole families Of women anl
children running i'll the woods-large p1anta-
tons entirely dcseItrd-nothing left except
slaves too aid Ia run a@ay--all kinds Of The
best mnhogany furniture broken 10 piece.
Nothing is respected.
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iiF,Da X, .,rhy " ras po7oaAt,
October :, 1862.
Lclr,H O,dcy t3-The attention OF the
officers and soldiers of the Army Of the Pc
,luiir.! il called III General Orders NJ. l3s,
War department. September "a, 1862, pub
iisi.,... 10 The Army the Presidents PrnclG
m.Sl.'m ii September I'D. y proclamation
.' nrI crave moment TO the nation, oiiicia'-
iv ',,G."micuted to the Army, affords tu 'hc
,;eno.Gl Commanding an opportunity Of de
tli,lng specifically TO the officers and soldiers
,,,,d"r his command the relation borne by all
person. in the military service OF the United
~la;r:; tO~ ards the cl,Il authOMtits 0! si,e
tru(cinlhaHt.
The Constitution cohtidos 10 The civil au-
;lr"ritir-, legislative, judicial, and Executive
'hr por'cr and duty Of making, cxPouudlns
w.d rArru,ing Tue Federal laws. Ahmed
.rrrs G;e raised and supported simply to
:i,ian t!e civil authorities, and arc &c DO
nrhI ~ atrct aub3rdinatlon thereto 10 ali Ic-
stccia. THIS fundamental law Of our p0!iIl-
al s. atrlI is essential 10 the security OF our
Republican Institutions, and should uc tho
roughly Understood anI observed by every
soldier.
The principles upon which and tho obJ.cts
inr which armies Shall be employed IN sup
Dr-s.inr rebellion, must be determined and
tsclprel by tho civil authorities, and the
Chief Executive, who Is charged with th- ad
! minslratun oi national affairs, il the proper
and uuIf aJtirce through which the views .nd
oFtivr;; "t f:a Government can be made Enc%u
in he aclliirS Of The nation.
.,tN MI
:m.. puh'ic nrasurrs, deter mined upon snd
,irclarcI h., The t,oScrOment, when carried
Inc, nui tie hrilnnIy, tcmperals ari rcsprcttr!
rxpresslDn Of opinion tend grently T" Impair
aud destroy the discipline and rthciencyo Vi The
troops by substituting the spirit oi political
faction, ior the lisr, steady ard earnest sup
bort oi IL: authority VI the GoYernmeat
! wincil y; the hrEhast duty Of the American Goi-
d.er. The remedy for political errors !! any
ure cn.ntmilted, is To be found only III the SC
tl,'i "f the people al the polls.
! In thus calling tho attention of this army
T.. the tTIie relation between tho soldiers and
, the government, the Grnorai Commanding
mrtnlY ndGsrts to sn evil against which 1t has
. cen tEnght advisable, during our whole
| history, IL guard the armies OF The Republic !:
an. ii, 10 .ning lie will not be considered by
any sight minded person az casting any re-
liection upon that loyalty and good CONDUCT
| winch. nm. been So fully illustrated upon 30
u.nny battle hrlus
IL carving out al measures Of public Pol
jcy. this army will, Of course, DO guided by
| ti.. sa.nr rGLs If me:cj aid Christianity INA!
| has. .;er contruii..i liz .Ji,lnct towards the
! ,i-irncy-ss.
., command If
31plvr General McCLlLLAi,
... JAMES 4. HAkDIE,
!,.Ii. Cylcn1i; All de-Calnp and a A. A. G,
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punisr1ug IL Thy!0r'. Plantation.


Wali"ti's Daily Montpelier journal" con-
tsins letter irnIra suIhrc ut lfm lrrulIIl sch
dated Camp 4 llrm >lir, trsu.l 229th IN which
he .tste; that on th: prsy'oua Thursday ihe
propn,ty # Ger, rnl l;h.htr'! t.!I"r. a"n 1T
old Geurlai Taylor ,br wlion IL Wac L:Incaih"
ell TO himj. was "ruIisr.tad. iirc -In Being a"T
in the Rebel army 'ir" :'lnvr.. ~ i'll nnuIhcr'
were all t!,.t ,r,'! 'i"nlri pai,d, while the plan
talion was plundesei by tl.o ian,se s"dlers.
According tn the writer:
at is one OF the most splenri. plantations
that | ever saw. There are Oh il 700 acres OF
sugar cune, which must rot upon the ground
if the Government does not harvest it. | wish
you could have seen the soldiers plunder this
pl.atation. A fter the stock was driven oil,
The boys began by ordering the slaves to bring
ont everything there was tU eat and drink.
They brought nut hundreds ofbotlIes of wine,
eggs, preserved tss and peaches, turkey :,
chickens and hci,ey in Any Qhhnity.
4 | brought away 4 large camp kettle and fry
mgpaps that belonged To old General Taylor,
and also naBg of his private papers. | have
one letter oi his own handwriting, anil
MANY from Secretary Marcy--aome from
Gsueral Scott. and soInc from the trRilor floyd.
! brought to camp ionr bottles Of slarsl Wiue.
L!suteltanL - brought away half barrel
oithe best syrup from The sugsr-honse, and
iarge can OF honey.
The camp kettle and pms | intend TO send
home. T'n4y are made Of hearg lin covered
with coppprI. think will send honie tn.
private papers nv mail il l do MT let any
one have iheIn. Tie campia loaded dow n
with llnirl.r- kinds ii clothing. riHg:.
witches, guns, pistols swords, and some oi
General 'ray lor's old hats and Goats, belts.
sworda-and in fact, every old rrl: h. had
is n-urn about the camp.
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MEDIcaI, sOLLfuE OF VIRGINIA.


SESSION lSG2-'Cj
faJHG rs au60-i uf LECTURES Will camnShSs on
In tho nv: H;..bsf 20 SUe"Ior 1867. hld eIai 40
aciiI ths ri. u iafsi mag tho Faculty bsSihS de-
tsfui:,s. b.. SHan;c"i.ii he sG!. u tbs c"uhl'g
aaJ :br ,.er,.S-i accroo al !tSi"s. 1" lpihr III o
uusuttc tI ~ '.tE L-J ;ad tuu Gsnd
r-rinj Ta,s :. Ill t taii"i =. tt] ~ Ta piaA
,ra g!;b 30. -,s, H." J'iL 1s aeroi"
fast.
rAtU l. CT.
in E,ll .iii-nG, u o. ...... -: "i Ha:G IF
E.r. il i,rraI II j, t."rs31I ~ "a" ~ std tF>e'
49, { h-4s'a'.
., ,s.ri. II sii,.L ii h. trniss-r"f 'ia-,;. ai.i"s
asa rh".t ,rrrc-
r rrt'r..'t-, 81 l.. t."to"".f ct n'..'"u)
.i.yu-- ID Il! Fl"l,-,nf i.'iiidi.- 81 h%ilrlae
I,lcr Il ,:,awnt u T. t."'--s"f ~ U-i';lc- Se.
i"'"s h,"v. 81 -. f.s:-""''s "' -l' si"'r''? 100
RI I,.-t
M.riva iI'.wa,i M D, ;I.uIhu.trsn .f Aist''Sf
FEES.
eF"les.c:s cErI. Zach.
De-: :cnii'"i' al 4a4""i ~
Hr"ar:: ."
F.r inT;I<f " "f IL, Iyxy II ihs catalogue,
r ,irss !. = !UfHE3. NJ u
:eLts H1nh 1f iha Faculty.
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NOTICE
THIRs crsiitnB Of ths late WIN lohnsan, Of Lnu'sb.
4 ars Irlde.I-d TO thfufn the of lhe claTaii-r hhd
90, Il VrsvS lse ssiru- ht Sh-Ihnr ihSY @ll'
,..,,d eurroboY IL Li.L LhLI gr Of it-iu
-, .s srtioa p"hli: ]. .ali-i i' hs F-iY FHf
,,,l, Farm which 10 10 vii-vhe ~f
+ cnnssn'swiu G " nAbIsi. nrpoihtoi
Exor"f WE,F J"bns.p.
Montpelier O Hstovsr c'H.tS.
Ssp 22-caxS
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tI.s ISLAND tUf SALE,
F. L l. : 4 y d

;l.>a.t.- II la .il: ~ n-"'. r Watkins. de-.
-..-a Ia.- ! Y r;", :,; .,d t..autv "a uH - tol
lie i..,- sat0~ti" Goa4 r.-I- ..t Uny ic-r+lor
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list OF CASUALTIES

.'rht ipli3n-i,E IL hc hal ofki iuel AIT! l!dRoun.'
ed in lie Frs Trnneaaee Regintrnt,a at The ba!-
tie. rsri MAnassns, Virgins, Au..,sl 9Th
"lh md G0;h lSG2.
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lllt!|nloao Ellquirer.
EXPECTING OUR sUBMIssI0N.
bl TYLER, WISE & AL.EhRE.

MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10, ln6.
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eNakNG- IND sNrit Gd u..t$UL'S uf ths ruttt'
II qualify, la ri ia alG b. =. j.: "'ls a
SE,l,E 8 q! sH'5 ii6s Lt5ra
Saat Is isB Aa,o GlSs-l, cor ar ahaye Z. q.
I,1NE CsEEING To"acCu.-Ws have fnr sale aug
narGa * sons celebrated Oronoco Sun-eursd Chs~'hs
TotasVv, BY the package or Ut IataI
MEADE & BAKER,
Sep, Is lSS Msin street. cor above foeloIce
.DLUE MAss.-9o pounds superior BLUE MASS, Just "a
- = ". PsrsRS0H 90.
/: Ano DrnzEitii. o.
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i-iiaTi:s, Va, es.t. Il. -.
-; o. .<5iIii,
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CEREBRAL ORDER FROM Ma lLLLLAN.
nEADa rs .,.:dy " TIE poToaAI,
October :, 1862. 7,

ry,,lI,u l.,;cc:>inn< N THE AMY roEHIupL:..
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DlEU.

!.,.ni. CyIcnci; All de-Calnp and a A.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-24

Webr Gruppen.- Oas lao. 81.
y. Negtment fam por9etern Na9t bter an.
Oaielbe pnroe tn No9elter unb umaeaenp
rscrnttrt uno 5ablt nabs3u 1000 Mann. -
Nuberoem ltno 700 5reiWtlise fir perl6teDe-
ne Rs9tmenter bier a~nsetcmmen.
ism 9ab a m t wirb bte Geruronuna
tpteOer tn &raft 9eieet, rpornaG bte NnaeteQs
ten Bis 4 ubr NadmtttaeS i'm Department.
bletben miien. - Mtt pemgreratren aebt eS
lanslam. 8iele baben nod feline 0afen er.
balten.
Neue @tfenba6nen. = Der
StaOtratb bat einlttmmt9 beIdlo1en, baB Elm
@Omtte benz pralpenten feline Nufwartuua
maiden iou, UNI TIN gu ~bepeeeu, ben gau
etner Sabn na6 Der @~be1apeate 8as unp
elmer anOeren na9 9Otnt Of Stools unp 6a-
9erstotpn, &c.,, 3u befarpOrten.
Staptet + n. = Die ffdott.
ibe gtlenbabn l9rettet NIT Dem 8au raid
pOrparts. 8ts CUR NapY garo 1T de nabeau
Dollenoet. Au4 Die 9tnte pur6 Die 7 ctr.
pirO balp fabrbar letn.
" gpbenSwertb. 6r. $. Nu1entbal.
Gt9entbamer be8 ger6umteen @alons ,,Wca<
oem9 Of Wtulfc" miro beute Nbenp Elm peiteres
@On3ert peranltalten, bef1en @rtraa Der beut=
i9en 5alfs-@ eleufaaft gum 8efen Der Ser
tpunoeten nnO Rranten ii6erpiele m wtrp. gs
lpute 6aber gftemano perldumen, bte1es @pn=
CERT gu beludsn, pO6et BITE belten mnlitaltIben
Erafte mtttptrten.
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Cairo, %. Sept., Die lpatelten Na&
ri6ten in 8e3ug auf Die S6la6t BON Suta
lauteu, oaB price am 30. Sept. (Samitag)
an pret 9uuften gu 9leiGer 3ett an8e9rifsn
purpe, unD pa CT beinape um3tnselt mar, ltG
an benz 9unfte purAldlug, 10 pas Al. Sui
nois 8e8iment ltan9. Dteles Ne9tment lit
Desbalb mebr ais tr9enO elm anOeres.
Gin Gerlu9 purpe am 6reitag NbenO bon
etnet 8ebs1enban0e semadt, pos 6Cspital In
8rauO gu lteden, abtr lie purpe bon %unieren
@6arfl9asen nit lGpersm Sertllf 3nrid9e-
l9Iagen.
8a9rsnD Des @efebte6 am Samltae firm
ten 8eraniI6e 9tanser8 aaf etne uuierer Bats
t@erteen, unp ss gelang tbnen, rnsea4tet zines
entl8lOieuen Wiperitanoes, 2 Sanunen gu
pernageln, l1nlere SrnPpsn Rtslten f4 lsbr
pader.
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@uertnofrtea in mai0ourt.

Ram1as City, %. Sept. Son Sol.
Burris, tpelGer Quantrel'S Guerilla 8anOt
felt pem I~1ebsrfaq am SleUtbO U.rfolgte, IL
fclsenoer 8ert6t stu9etrOfen;
Seit IA Sasen taben mir 0uantrel ourG
Safipn, @aB, SO9nlon uno 9afapette County
bibtg DerfOlst, pbne tta, elm seIesentlt&ea
SAarmiBA abeere6net. gum Steben brtn9en
au tGnneu. Dim 8. D.. So. tOlttn i'm enbltd
unaefGbr SO Mann bon nnlersr @apallerie 5
Nleilen nGrblt9 opn pleaIontOn 6tl etn.
Sin lebbaltes 8euer wurpe un9efabr 10
Mltnuten unterbalten, pOrauf Der 6einD In
unDrpnung flpb, 2 SpOte auf Dem @lab lul
lenp. @tr Derfpl9ten i'm 3pei Wieilen, tpO-
bann er IiA in ben BalD mari une mad alien
8i6tungen ;erltreute. Der Gerlult Des 5ein.
oes LIT ntGt befannt, gBtr batten 1 SpDteu
unO 3 Gerpunpete. 0ir erbeutttsn Die 0rO-
btantpprrdtbe unO EranspprtmttteI pes 6etn.
be8, 100 @epebre, 10000 9atrOnen, 100
9fetpe, 5 @aeen, 3eIte unp iOnltee Gquipa9e
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-24

Marta 8aipur, Goa 6aied, 6ran3 Ma6art.
@atbartna 6anaiut, S. Railsr II. Sam, S.
Wal3 u. s, S 5tarba u s Barbara Ser
penn, 86pmen; S q gbu,tter 5o6itn 5.
9OIaf II s., S, Nup,d u. Gam lie, 86bmen
y. S. &utlabad, 9reuB II; 6. 1,autmanu,
Baltimore ; @atbartna Grautmann, SeIen;
Wfarta Spu, Barbara. Nittlt, 0clItn; 81,
p9ta Drummer, @eors Bauer, Martsmbere j;
Nnna @atbartno 8Gpfev. 26tlbelm uno Morta
S3mter, Se1eu ; $. Rtemeter, G%untsunDe
Uogel, u ma @Iord Sponfler, 6 @eipner,
5anpper ; Doretbea Miller ueblt s Nreus
Fen ; 5ran3 unO Sob. MariA. BADEN 6.
Btl 8aiern .. 0otu, Sa9fsn; 6. Dep.
pc, philadelphia ; @ltlabetb Shmist, 6eHen /;
3. 9artmanr, Seem gort; > 8ernbarO,
O. 6len Morta 8aneert, @riltDpb Syterpt6
5sien ; Nusulte S0uler u. s., 6. 9esrOpe II.
s., Dreuben.; S. SAemann 1t. s 6anOoer /;
Nusulte 8enOt, @arI uni Au9ulte gtabe, S.
&roos. @reuBen ; 9, @buOa3sd, 8I9men ;
Setnrt4 unO Davis @raut, Wtedlenburs ; s.
Stsbms9sr, DanU0er. SIM @an3en 145 @a1s
Iagiere.
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spm salifee. snstansrsransl.

Satt9ate, %. Sept, @6arte8 Sic.
8rtpe aus girsinia @ttp fam seltern bter an.
Gr ee66rte gu elmer @eleai6uft pom Is Wfann
bic mad ben @taaten wpltet, unO Ia9t
Die @elelI6aft purpe BET Der @ttY Of 8O-
ca, an Der 5umbptpttraBe, $50 Wfetlen nprp-
pdrts, bon zen Snate Snptanern an9e9rtfen,
@te ftlueen li9 NIT ben Snotanern 20 Nfet=
len nett, p~erloren 6 Sobte unp 2 8~erwunpete,
|ppte ale lire 6abIeitgteitsn.
So6n Conner, Sobn Sbarpe, Benjamin
@bite, Sas. @baw, 0ut. DaOts unO @m.
GOODMAN wurDen gstGOtet. Scbn Softer uno
Sammel &elY braGen Die Nrme.
= Sastaelt8 eeben 8eriate BON Snotaners
r6ubereten npropart5 elm u16 man erpartet
,tel Grube! fur Die ~NuspanSerung.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-24

Tunfunbneunst9 Wtann pom 4. Snotarn
gopoQeriereatment unter Capt. Schiller erif=
fen oelteru Wiuraen BET 9ebanon Suucttpn etne
nnoefabr ebenIc tarle Nbt6silun9 BON 8orreas
Gogyoaerte an unp trieben lie cine furSe Stre=
de surild Die 8f6elIen erbielten 0erlt1rfuds
puroeu abtr slsj6wpbl pUn Den unlrteen Bic
8ortouSperfolat uno berlprgn fitnf 5Dote, feb
,ebn Gerpanpete unb 80 @efaneene. Wtr
S~srlursn elf @efan9ene unO 3pet Serpuns
bete.
81. g. @Cup. &cbinlpn bat lUeben cine
Nr~ufldnattpn e~rlaIen, pppurG er Die Bureer
aufuroert, bic Bafen gu ergreifen uno Sen.
Nellpn BET GertbeiOi9un9 Der Stapt 5t unterz
ltaben.
WuYOr Delpb sat tefo6len, ale @elAdf6=
lUtale gu l6lteBen.
Sen. 9lelion BAT etne proclamation an lei
ne @Oloaten %erlalIen, rortn ct Ie In be9etfern-
BEN Worten ermabnt, ben Gebeuen etnen blus
ttaeu gmpfang gu beretten.
Der 8erint iber bas Berbrennsn pom Stem
@afle mar unrt1tie unO Ielbf Die ueber9abe
BON Wprrts wtro in mtltt6rtl6tu Sretl en- niht
9e9laubt.
Sumpbre WurI6uu, nit 10000 Mann u.
40 @el4uben, purpe 9etsrn @lOrsen IN Yarta
erportet. @abrl6einlth wirp er f@ In 9e'
rtnotcn GtrbY Smit6 anldlieben.
Gtne alsemeine NuspanOerung BON 6rauen
unp .Rtnbern aus louisville BAT tatt9efunpen.
Die Q~ufresuns bat i@ %inoelen stniserma-
BEN 9ele9t.
Die mtlttartlaen 9atunSen rperOen NIT Der
grEBten &nergie betrteben.
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Nnrt 0nrt Mnhnl.

NewsgUrf, %. Sept. Der Dampfe,
,Nraeo", am 20. b. pom @prt NOYal absele-
3elt, 1T bier unsetOmmen.
De- yglep @Outb" last: brr @sbe(lenbam-
,fer vglaIbStue" TN 9gecdee Silver binter ether
fartsn 8otterte tiest unO ouf Elm 9lIdltGea
E%nttommeu partet. 0alelbe 8latt Iast, bab
,nB bte NaGriGt bonn. @erluf pes &anCnen-
,ppts ySMo Carolina" unbe9runDet let.
Sen. NiitGea ipor an9etpmmen unp bate
tine 8ruppen tnipt3trt, @r bate iere6 Ges
tment auf 5tItOH 5eaO, gu @ulasfi UNI
3~eaufurt belu9t. Die Sruppsu b~efiupen fG
4 better @slunpbett.