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fiE.raG..RTEFs !AHMY or TIFF
,,GIrrbIrsTE ST.T:.

HIcaT Richmond, Aug. ID. 80.
IL U.c General Commanding The i ,rwg r ihs
United Nc;ea, Washington.
tirneral- On the 219lh Of Jiine lat { was
instructed by tbs Secretary vi War to ,u4'nre
1f Msior General McCl,l&n ~ To the truth Ct
ALLEGED ma: drrS committed on our citizens by
officers Of the United State: Army The
cases of hE-m. f.. 'lumiord, reported to hare
been murdered Al Mex tr;rsnS by order of
Major General T. F. Butler, and fniGncl JOHN
owen, reported TO have been murdered in
Missouri, hy order oi Major General Palr,
werc l!.o>e referred to. had the hnnor 20
tie informed ty Major General Mcclellan that
he had referred thpse inquiries {" his Gov
crnmcnt f.r i reply. 80 answer hes As Y-nt been
received.
The Preeideu, ui II. Confederate State has
since Iren credlhI;- informed that ni',.,'ous
other officers NJ. tie amy OF The United
States with the t'ontodcracy have been guilty
of icinniae and capital nticucca which aIa
punisitahl: BIZ MI la53, human and divine
an directed bj- hirn 10 hiring - y'':' notice
L few ri tha-c best authenticated. S'sws-
papers received from the United states an
bounce SIS a fact that .Iaicr General Hunter
has armed slaves lor the n'uTdey d tnelr
masters, and has thus dnrc alt in hin power
10 insugurate ServIlH var, which IA more
than that OF the savage, inaAuuch Us it super
adds other horrors 20 fhs indjsciiE.Iratl
slaughter OF all ages, sexes ami Conditions.
RriFsdsr General rt,-lcrs u reported to
have initiated in S,ew Orleans the example
SET by l1aior Geuerai Hunter on rhe coast Of
South Car0!ina. ETigadler General u. Il.
Fitch is stuffed III The same Journals TO have
murdered. in cold blend lr.u peaceful citizens
because Gho Of las inen, white Invading; orr
country: w&a l;liicd hy soma unknh'Tn per
son wiAic Defending his hour
am Instructed by .na President ri the
Confederate States TO repeat the inquiry Tela-
tive to the cases Of tiumfnrl ann G@ sIiS, und
to ask whether the GtatrlnsuiS IN rG!nt;an 20
the action oi Generals Hunter, Phcli.3. aid
Sitcl. hrc admitted t. be tTno ard whether the
conduct Of these tgrIerals Il @tTitlantd by
, thrir Government,
am farther d'r1t!ri ;,T lis ExcrliaIify, ;lt'
President, tn give notice iha;, ~ The event Of
To: receiving raply - these inquiries within
fifteen days from the delivery ~ this Letter, it
will be assumed that The alleged facts are true.
and are sanctioned by the Government Of the
United ,,latas. in sucr event, III that Gov
crnment will rest t's responsibility u; he
rstributon 6r rclaliatnry measure. ~n; h
shall he adopted 10 put an 1,,1 I" me merci-
less atrocities which Tiow characterize the war
! against tie Confederate States.
am. mos! respectfully,
Your obedcnt scr"ani,
(Signcf K. f. LIZ,
General Commanding.
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rtrllrral Ccln!iian mug
iir.p,'ks ot AKay uslrEn STATES,

liE.n, rs of. AKMy UslrEn STATES,
Washington, Aug. Il, 1862.
To Mai. Gen. Geo. L. Mcclellan, commanding
Army Of the rotoiIlac
jiESEaAi--i have Just received from Tue
AAiutanf Generals office Y7"r letter ol July
;tlth. enclosing lel:ar from t'encrnl Il. h.
Lee, of jntJ' list.
III. letters af General Dia: and Mag. Moor"
will furnish YOU with :he proper information
ioT e reply Il General Lees complaints IN re-
gard 10 the treatment ri prisoners 81 Fortress
Monroe. The ,iovcrnihe1L Of t;,a United
States haa never aTihoriZad arg "Ht'rnon "'
onih2 Of 5ijrsian"s ii military paroles and
his forbidden uii:. measures - hc IrHnr:"h -
tending Ia that cad.
Ins.-ad OF +Stoliing naI III. OF allegiance aid
pacaIa, it has refused tho applications nt a"'s-
raj thousand prisoner 10 be permitted 10 take
th.r. All rslurH &c t!,er v'Ii.co III lie rebel
STATES.
81 lte satna l,.i,s this t;uYarus..at claims
and will EXERCISE Inc right T. arrest. imFTl-
son. " race h-youd ;tG military .:;''H auy
persons suspected al E,TiHG MD aui inIofh'"-
ton to its enemies, or OF ANY ot:irr trras"ha-
bl. act, and if persons so arrested voluntarily
take the oath of allegiance. &C give th'ir mil
tar. parole. aud afterwards violate cnHiT
rlishtcd faith. thy will be punished accord .
inf 10 the lgISs znd usagts of war Eou VIII
s7iu7e General len that IN nnsrvinly Ihrert5
of retaliation 1t. his Fart will defer ihia TO-
rernInent from exercising its lawful right
over both ;araons AID property, Of Whatever
!ane OF c!.aJartr,.
Very .r,prc,u!!, ! "n: ot,i,t aery't,
fSisnes Il. ". i'IiFrI'
Gen, Ill. III, 'hir!. I. :. Ar.n".
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CEHrGGnT.

: .v:.Ei.l.. :ntlrnrn "hn i.E recently -
cauyU t:UTl. h"ntucEE INFORMS u& that The ~
raun, IL, tra. :,isl., Is almost nSupporiahi@
I,+ own nau.r. va. suvrOuuded with Federal
s,.i,iicrS I1r the purnrsa Of Capturing HIN, and
n. rlucrG them wrh ,hI!icGity. !te har that
4 Gentleman well known Ia the writer, near
Louisville kv., h"ar!ng hr!nf III his gard,
vent out, and found squad Of Frdcrals hiring
their :ynGa nj o"* OF lis little neErneS' "h"
hsd taken r-iu-r behind 'rac, which Wa
ril1!2d with the balls. On his appearance
,h.v fred at hi.n. the ball passing between
himself ami hi@ wife. and o"y'11E III the front
door.
A.; IL. l4,yectabis >:l2c1i' oi I."uisriIl" are
Southern "A sympathy, aud firm IN their g.
preston Of Indignation against the prevailing
;:TRnnT. y.
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70 az. general COmmaaTiay
General Commanding.

&. 5. -a-smc, 'i'GsAingtoa, p. c.:
a
GesER.l-In obedience to the nrdSr Of fiif
Excelsncy, the President oftka Confederate
States, have the hcrcr i0 :s.ahs 10 j-";i TIRE
following commuricption
TN the I'D Juiv las: carte! for gene
mi exchange Of prisoners ai VAT, "as
signed between MAJOR General D. II. Hill,
in behalf Of the Confederate States, and Ma
ior General John X. Dix. il behalf CT the
United States.
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For iNt -F.NIHVOfI
GALLAI;rHY Or TA:GNEEaEE THt0Ps IN INF
phTIIi: uf' CEDAR Kun

This hattie, like all real and great VICTORIES
crows uuon u is tine TunS Oh Our enc
n,:cs, themselves being judges" confess loss
Of three thousand, and, il obey admit tha',
what truth would si,e theJc Is 10 "ruIc "i
t!irae :" 10 decide. -,
The following: extract from iei!"F dalea
18th inst, WRITER: ~ a'1':t 'irS'n!a: mem
her ii Brig. Gen. L. Il. ohe.!5"n !: iia:iili
Er,t.,le OF Cavalry, giyes Sour Interesting ne
!aile of its own ioiugs ct the commencement
.! The fight, snd pays tribute 10 III" Iennes-
crcau., the more valued because Spontaneous
iy and uncom"ciously given b.; enc who never
e:;urc!.i il !" reach The public. Inc ieH-
,;.s,,.cans themselves have hitherto, IN iormer
Latticc, al,ox.A lhe heavy lists of their Killed
ond van..!,,i to tell all that Need BE- told 10
tl,. ,h..nt-l,,h!l reader. But 1" The extract ::
.>pur regiment hsl the honor 81 opening
rho bal, At Inc battle Of Cedar Ran. II 1T
tackled the III Maryland Cavalry, took 20
rrigoners, !,;il,d ii. anl ;N1iT.ieJ some Of
10; :,ii tie Yankees rsn 40 last that II " as
,,,,csas,!, Tor ii, To catch them. The Tcnnes-
SO: iry..s i,.:;aIt like tigers, and who're they
made ~. ciarre the Yankees lay as thick as
It'll. li.- lIrgiriA trnci* ,cui:ht well; III
:.,;, XII nid fhrir duty, and hhi II NOT heH1
inr lrr - glr!ng wAE. We would
u,4 n,v. lrSs t.aiI' ne NAM inrll a. we did.
L. g.
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Prom ;ir is~ .a.E world!
,,'E etTTLf :irAa ,ULfErIr,

,,'E cPTTIT .ifAR ,UIfETIr,
.i,.I I'll, old SLorY-a Union force attacked
l., 5upar.n, rs:.i5,le.ita nulmh.ra anl hii!y
CIT up rti1rn acknowledgements cGn!d "ia thrln.
Tie tclcgTaphcI Il GuIprrer, lit his iispsI't
Yesterday, draws "a soTahl. Inference from
The facT thatlrc it0uieieratas. yesterday, morn
ing .rTl liz L La; q! truce rcqC' sum-. ptrmiy.
sion 10 bury their dead. ii Zen. Banks hs,t
moi hcen reinforced subsequent to the Larilc
IT @1tuH.iav, such rr;Irc"t ,ni@ht bu regarded
a. proving th2t ttrc N"DIe'icraIcg wetc ~ ppcu.
i!nt General Banks VS. Promptly and iaFgt.r
reinforced. aud jackson, having successfully
Te-rnacLei on II rI!.Glirr acn.r he lirst iSyg
BATH, A. shiloh, had too much prudcr;c5 II
risk the result ~ the 81, o.,n-
Was t:u:rIaI Ennka rh.r, iaatcr n
pleasant a. the truth i. It mast in caHdoi lie
Acknowledged. His lien fought lika i}r:0rs.,
and inflicted great loss on tl:- enemy h1t.
unfortunately. they were 0ycrn&tchot III
numbers more than TWO 10 enc: the advantage
OF ground ne VOL ~ numerical Superiority,
ban:- en- ti;r side Of The Confederate, VIII,
il WAS an artillery contest the Conicdrrat,.
,ainci nG advantage, ;l!thaugn thev cxCrJ.ir;
~ hGtn III guns and WEIGHT 0f metal untii
ihcr opened il!crr destructive emf adrc bstt:.
~. whose iirr va" TOO s:"erc To Ice Withsto"'i.
i,,-o, ,., ,r l,.,,t ,.-;,l. r,,,-,,os, e ,..
King ;nis battery lt was then thGt The Con
rdcratcs first disclosed their Yrcat SUPERIOR
" in numbers Their ,nlartry ha.i I-2iI
placed in advantageous position; hchrni &c
cover Of woods, ;raIn which ihry poUrrc =
Ealing lire into oar regiment It iaiS
General DanES ordered q retreat C., posi-
ticn beyond the reach Of Tie nnrmy's snlis.
which were posted on hil;n ground command
/. -
'1's ''i' ''s''' ~ "'''"'
"""N'''' '''' 'T'''' ~ ''' '''' "'o'' ~
'i'"l '''1''"" " w 90 's''' wv Lcss
- 'r. arm y" :..l,".-
.o ni 49, h-o,,nn, rh, h. ala m, .urrcej
i I'M. Differentiation, vii which zen
E.nl.s Icla his ,,rounl so lcr- ~ da-l;rIl
i,,ird ,r;.n he rrfir,d und.r the f,;cnijr
,.ayar ~ ,br ,;,.,, "a asait additions To ms
,;rn,b,r6
Tn. ian,susy, IF Tic t,,o-r,,,i,.r il, Ia. II.
temp: to smooth the matter over b. 'rIcI-
fnr'-to The Jag 'l trn'e' IA" '"Iio"s- u ms
ON" '"a' " 'H all ,"'i' h"peI'"' ~ ~ ""'!'-
,,rrs they were 100 many cut nP {" n'a'"s..n
tHf'r Fc"i''o' ana 'n"t 'he'r 'a'i'''S o'rA W ;,
rhici, nro row. Tb", rr,,i n.y. si"d mis-
- -. :, ~; :; hair
c,II;, ~ '',.'.,.',,..,,. 1i,,r
,.L H., N
'tTed Mt their leisure T,itEou' pursuit or AZ
T"yaHca from our forces. In" train -Tidc'-
~ Is; that J"7FS"n ret7eat"d hsi'rs superior
numbers alter e'''nk rad h""" .r-'''"r1%,' o.
in 'ha apprehension that a ~ ''"z'F"@1 ', A.
''lher battle atii It'ther f"ni"f r'"%i'" ~ -
c5ihe up ShI'@ 81 Sas liz P:"si'>:.
o-... - ,,. ..i,---.,-.,,.
.'"''-. -, a,!.
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70 t.s Eli;or. a :is Eaggire7

RICHMOND Aug. &c, l5G22.
GESTtEmE,': You are aware that no great
achievement in war can be accomplished, un-
less there is proper obedience in the execu-
ton of general orders: and it is to be hoped
that, for tie future: it will be the pleasure,
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liruecal- in-L'hie

a;ualtirc il tnv jl5t Va. Rsg't III RIG Aatlla Ci
Cedar Greek.
The following is list ui casualties in the
Sis, Va. Regiment i'll the battle near Cedar
Creek, Aug. 9Th, iSC2:
Lieut., L,l Alfred "a. Gacl.Sdr. c"Uim.i,J-
lnp. wound III hip severely,
20. d-W onui:eti- Privatss l.. f., n1nILin,
shuuiucr. Rob't Henderson, hand.
Ca. Wv Observation-Disclosures Ra1Icr Nal
con-, 81. ouIder: Geo. VI. Shelter. arm.
Co. Wolndcd-priyatc Eco. VI. C0ak-
man. shoulder.
Co. n--killed--Privatc isrse! hjnrks.-
= uundnd-Gapla;n j. S. Kerr NtCutchcn,
arm.
Co. j: -i>iIled-Pri7ste Vim. Hamilton.
ca. F-K;llrd-Prvate JOHN VI. c. Lewis.
i; Founded Lieut.. ., Ii. T. Lewis, thigh.
&C. ,5-W nund"a-Prratcs Geo, ". fiil-
lips srn,, john z. Thomas, shoulder,
co, H--W ouTlcd-Capt, L:no. Thdmp-
son, arm; rrivafes Joshua Lrrsford: side !;
Emanuel St0ur, lex
ia. l. kil!cd--Licut. Hiram NJ. Marsh
W"undcd-Corp'l Nathanic! CLARK, ankle !,
Private Vim. +. Roam, thigh.
60. Nv ourIed-''9rr' John II, VIE,
arm.
Tntl killed. +; w;.ii',!cd, r..
+ This is The HIST ...t u uur caSilnltr5 that
we have sent for publication, thlnking that
they would he published from headquarters.
'Ihc .:lst Virginia regiment is composed en-
tirely Of troops from the Northwest, and
until May formed part Of that army, being
actively engaged i'll the battles of Cireenbricr
ri"cr, Allegheny and Mcdowell, ind since
ther il. tkoSa fought in the Falley and in
front OF Richmond. Cur loss; in the various
ba.iics has been about Two hundred and
aevcnty-iira in killed and wounded, including
officers IN the battle oi Port Republic we
took into action 22G men, and lost III killed
aud wounded lQ1-mlsslng l..
Col. John s. Hoffman being alsent sicL,
the command derolvej, in the present haltie,
upon Lieut. Col Alfred Fl Jackson. He " AZ
severely wounded while ga:lantly encnur-
aging his iusn IN front Of the enemy centre.
Our loss in this battle was comparatively
slight. hut from our advantageous pnhitIon
our execution ,Sas Very great.
JnIIs &. GiIriH":. Adiutant.
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From Gr!:GlS

\ Correspondent Of the Peters burg FIX
prr.,'' ,nrr: .sf"5 that paper with .o.nc inter-
esiins iL-ris ir5rn suffolk, VI. I'll" number o!
Yanhsat7 .op. At that saint is said 20 be about
C!jIni0 consisting OF five rcyilnentS Of niautr:.
20 cavalry. ard one latrsss&of 81: PIECES
Gen. Mansfield il nomila!iy in'c9mihand, but
The arrosi"g aud ironing Of quiet citizens
searching hoG5,@, stealing, snd running oil
n-rroco, is Ii. work of the Provost Marshal
Lieut. : lhcrL I,'ei,er and the Co!5noi COM
manding the cavalry, named Spears. Th;a
man Spears i,s.,l :. 2nn captured st i.@es!'ur-
and q scn-in-las- taken i'll a skirili&h with
Capt. Gillette, OF the SOUTHAMPTON cavary.
An order recently issued in Suffolk gives
ever man six days to take parole, "r ~
arrested ;.i,. se4: /" the Rip Raps. The fol-
lowing j. t"T's - lie r"I"i'' thy are II
quiced T., -:
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Prrso.ERs, chiefly straggiers, who wish to
get taken and paroled' are brought in daily IRON
lc lines Of the Chickalomin and locked up in the c.
5. rlil:ts7y hons.
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lIr,pqraRrrrs Of I'M A.Rmy {. :5.,t
W.>uISGTn.;, An@. :, irD: !
To General Z. T.. Lrr,

liEi D3LtkJIEc Or I'M :Lhi. !. 49,
Wa>HISGT0:', Ang. IT,:
To General T. T.. Lrr,
Commanding, -
G.nrrii-- iuur leilrr ~ ia! ' TIA NJ "a
csIved Mt the I'D, uilnli ;unef..i = "ia'r rn He
il;A, h4.. snp;,.Iiig from us endo:N'nlint
that il required NJ further rrfl :, i; wes hi"d:
without being shown 10 the PRECEDENT or Sec
retarr OF war. learn to-day, Tor the first
time, that said Letter had bcCn received, and
hasten to reply.
10 authentic Information has been received
III relation 10 tEa execution ri either John
Owen nr Mumiord. but n!aa'Iirn2 vii! b. lnl-
Ir5.lisiel taken IL ascertain The iLc'5 III those
alleged executions. ri .!h,:i' Tou viii BIS duly
informed
Need hardly a,si,irs you, L.rnrrai that 30
lar rs The United States authorizes are con-
ccrned TINS contest vii! be carried on in strict
accordance with the laws and uaagnE Of moe
crn warfare, and that all nGcrfsss will lee duly
punished.
In regard 10 flla iuil.ing Of bridges "ithin
our lines by persons III disguise az peaceful
cilzen refer you tony letter Il thc I'D ai
January last, to General Price. | think ?ou
Kill find the Tie,cs there expressed as not ma
tariallY differing from ihoae slated in Your
letter. in regard 70 retaliation hy rnkinG the
lives OF innocent persons, / know Of no mod
ern authority which iu,titics it except il tbs
extreme case Of TAT with any unciTTi!.-i' foe,
which has himself first established a,lr'; .
hMrbarous rule The United States will
never countcnancr auch n proccrlia~ ..i.lrsS
forced to do 50 b. IL. harIar"na "aD'!u"t q
sr raeln, Hh1 lig@! argI"r. s''h a 'n'" /" 1ni'
citizens.
Very respectfully.
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'1jtt"lE -, IGH-.
81 do soi,lnn!y ruiakc a,"i ann my PARot Z
o.: nnSos, l'T winch pledge myself not 10
take M arms aGaiGS !ha Lni;e! States. or
.r;icid counsel. aid or cnafnGt to the eneinies
thereof And IL consideration Of tltla m,'
promise ana parole have received PISS
TO go To -, or 10 eater and leave The
town ni Suffolk, int npor express condition
that L | viu'nir ans nr all the conditions Of
this parole, sinai! tie deemed traitor 10
the United States. and suffer the penaltics Of
such rotation rs set forth in the articles Of
war
.fns Yankees seem 10 consider themselves
ire" u rob and steal from hoover they please.
They have taken possession of the beautiful
cottage residence ii Thomas j. kifiy, just be.
J,ur1 the limits Vi the town, and ars using il
~ hospital. the out-hnuses on.the lot have
beeu pulled down aud burned, ap' al Mr.
kilhy's property has been destroyed
4 Union flag floats over the "Ch ristisn san -
Office and XII the type and property connected
with the office is used By them, the editor
having escaped from their hands.
All the property of Elisha sior1eat, r-G1Iil,
in ordinary times, - or 100 thousand dollars,
has been seized and Mr. Norfleet and lally
are a!ln,red but on. small room in MS dwell
ling for their use.
Within few daya, all the property Of Cc'.
! VIM. Il. Whitehead has been seized. Col
Whitehead and family are absent
The residence of Nathaniel RiiiicE IS still
! the headquarters Of Gen. Weber, and thu
| tribe OF Dutckmrn around MIN, while Mr.:
| i.iddick's farm is ruade camping ground and
+: all his 1T3!: destroyed,
In 1n7 surrounding country most OF tic
; thrifty farmers hSGr trra entirely ruilal.--
Cant. Edward {. ks4dick one ii tht most
u&eini citizena Of the connty has lost All his
| negroes, about ioriy III ruinl,cr and he hs;
! nctn compelled 10 jeay" tr~ ccnnty 10 pre-
yeul being arrested.
Al the negroes CT scores OF ether citizens
have lait their owners, v nile those Hhn re-
fused 30 leave have been forced hy lac YAH
KEGS to 10 So.
ii Isle ii Wight, among other, Col. I:5.
| F. Hall has lost nil his negroes.
.spy. T. G. Williams, oi the sixth Virginia
regiment, has been robbed OF all his negroes,
nhou; fnriy in nutah;r
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:lhAI"sUAnTEES ~: T.r AnMT,
Il sshlurtou, Aut.. q, lEG44. ,

- '''"''t' '''' "'"r' - '""--
G<ntrli L, ,. it>, ram""tniAnA 80:
General: fuGr two communications OF the
~ instant, with cI,:lG.Grcs, ARE receycd.--
4, these papers are couched in language cx-
ceeding insulting To the Government Of the
United States, mist respectfully decline to
receive them, They are returned herewith
*-ry respectfully.
t@nr Gi,Tdicnt servant.
II. ". II.LLfrr,
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Long live Stoncwal! JAG. SOB
Down y ith the Ahuhuunls:s :.

On TIE n:Tl:, 4: ,hc i&tb Inst. :h2 team
or West Point. with 80 convafesccat
troops ir5n. t'rwporr ~. for burnsl'ea
array. va; -;Gn into Il -icquia Creek By i:!5
steamer George pesli'odF, Captain, l""I''7: an'.
sunk in ten minutes. >;e"enty;-thTee !i'es
" ere lost, including the wires oLrAiaJor DOT
Lieut.. Col. Scott. and Capt. Cummings Of tA'
9Th y. II. regiment.
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Very respectfully.

igrad.l H.. NJ ljsLft'h.
CeTdITal-ir-Chici !. :. .rIJ.
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MAPS.
UO,UUU a 1o1AlIs- 70 y sr : = 49,

500, 600 MALI MALE 70 or .F FEMALE
LLOYD NrN STEEL PLATE COUNTY COLORED
ZAP OF TIE SlIKD STATFS.
CAEAr.s. AND NFw -iUSswICk
From rtre1f SURVEYS completed Aug ie La.
cost e1o oss q, s-srsVe 10 and one s~sr's time
kreritrte Try tlN wsp ever lsas BY Cclton
Mitchell. al -fis az nc iaw price q 81 oculs; a1a.
90 names aTs engraved ca f'ie nap
T. is rct eair Ccunfy - a. ar1 if e si.oa
COUNTY AND RAILROAD NAP
~ the T. Eases asI C.rses. centred =. ,-r. efss--
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
ard ti4hrcs h.iesa
casrauiea nfg ~a1asn q l.aa 20 70 ts per fsr.
80 ~ iass back sil a1sr 81 .sarst - fel& ara
rsisni ihe lnfr
setd - ~ with e. 80.
ffi-fea Instructions Agr - raesa-. eel. hrcish.
81 aii or sfa4.
N.-ta - s.asfi mar. a. NEo.ssais Agent of
err Hslt ~ ever Stsff. csaata ingiart. AMI Cal
'f4rs. fftpte ny &c uIsae sifh su.ail rapitai.
- r. LLOlD.
-. ift rrosfess Scr lora-
1te ~ sr Dtf.srtrrr' a.es cur ~, of vlgxi1!s
tal Nsyiafs. ao which Is bari e. Tcrourh hare 6sp.
Pal Ban El-ltaiIs. Pals Cb1rch. all ths fo-ss -
80 fl'trse fei ,fsry ssAsT place "a A.ryllnE sne
fftse rs.t.. sept %. ssra'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

anviof.-As ihs Aoi stsso'. i' splgoaCAlns. rseis
perseu should prsps7c thsir ss-ssn iof TIE ohans,.
snd tAe-, i ~ reilscy sFYilCaDi, a. ''NcIeafs
Strengthening Cordial ar Eloci Purifier. Il ~iu
partly ths blcod toorcusAl,. ~rd Al - tins-
ssEensshsn and iu,ig'rsis TIE Whole cfFssassren
The imrslss ea--a,y Of - tat j. Sold daily. h
psapi e'orxh e BE- Frrst ,is'ues tofenrll, re-
m,,irs Al inpuf. usstf. From ID, hleoc. we,-,
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08


vision. o. numbered below. coa,iiiutns the Seventh
Asses ras-.' District ,f ste state q fnsisnA
Woo CorsT1.
I.sissc... So wataia X Edwards. Of r,rfs
Harte.
al rat Iari n Bssi,oa ia~aslag. ,aela.
diie ihe tlly 81 l,ne-iisu't hoonted =, ~.
io~ hsgnnlag tlie sonth,-.-' eeTi.er 81 oo,-lss
- t"rr, -ifarte 20 - thence centre -
The south re VI section q. town Il rOlih - range
sNest, thefIcc north 10 tbs centre he north sc
ton line ~ section ~. town and range thefce
vest 10 Tie Wabash riyer, thcnes south Niih Tie
oasi bank n said river 10 the place ~ beginuins
Also all that part Of sid river laying wsst - tis
last naned boundary lac 10 the vrsi bark - SAD
river.
Dssissot No e-samuel NeKesu. - Hari. "a
township.
All TIA, part q said county south 4 ,hs National
Read and east Of Tie Wabash river. rot emhrssel
IN Division 10. !.
D'sisioH. ". a-Edward Robbins. II H.ru..
All that part Of said county sest Of tho wahas
fiv'r, aud east 81 said liver and north Of 'he -
,cnsi Road, and not included n Division No. J.
vEENILIoS COUNTY.
Ditision. 30. s-stepheB Aalkln. He'll town.
ship:
o~ns!.lrs-Cli1iga and HelL
1irsion, Ne. g. IIuskin Y. Rhodes, Newpor,
Iownships-Yeimilion. Eugene, Highland.
PARKE COUNTY.
Diri4foH. 70. e-John Mili1in. Noutsruma
eTownsAips-Refcrye, Penn, Liberty. sugar Greek
| Howard.
D;sfssoa, 70. william Il Nye, Rockville.
Tovnships-Adsns, wabash, Union. Green an
| msshins:-r.
D'ssslon. ". s-Joserh MsFsrlsaa. nar,o,s
township:
Township -T.orida, IAoooon and Jaes.sa.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
1DfrisioH. NJ. o-wiison L. Harrison, Eu.ss
To~nships--Russ.ii, Frankie. ana Jschsos
l,fsfsfoz, 20. io-John W Earn. Grsetras,i.
Io~1ships--Clinion, Monroe, f1ava. Masi.oa.
Gresncastls and Marion.
D.risfoa. No. lI-warren relloss. r.fbsn..
ovnships-Nashington and w4rrst.
f4rssioH, 10. l2-Housion POSTER. Nj Nera,am
fv~r'h ips--1ehcIson. Coverdale, NH Greet
Clay oorSrY.
Di,f.ie-. W Is v.fiauiei Allen. Po.ey town.
stir:
fa..n.hip. -ros.y. Jaet-ou. cs... rseE Iohn.or.
Var Bur.n.
Dir'sioa, 80. Is-Jsmss L. Harris, Bowling
Green
Tovnship.-srpsr Ridge. Washington, Hsrris,.i.
Lewis snd Perry.
o~Es ooUSTY.
Dsrfsioa -. ls-Johr n yartin. n sp.ue.r
10~nstips- -Frsnkisn. Jeferson, Nsrion. Lsfa
ssts. Washington and Clay.
Dftasi9H, 80. lev. X n0isblrs. u Cos9on-
Tovnships-xorgsr. uon'gornsry. ws,'.e. 3ae.
"a. Jennings, Taylor End Harrison.
cE,TsE oocSrY
f4tEsf7a. ~ l5--rhnan1er Burr. worthlagtot.
Tgxnships-Eei river. fs.rpiay. ts1crton, Wssh-
lnKiap. Smith. wright. sioektou and Stafford
Di,ssioa, "a. is-wiiIlsm ". Gsnsy. Bia-n-
sd.
T-~nshirs-Hi gA!sr1. Tsyi0f. and cA.s.
Dsrtsf0f. 70. ie-Janes n Castor. o.stu5
ry~nslip~--5scksor. Centre. and Bessh Gee
srLIftAS COUNT.
.I7risloa. No 1O--seusei Nc Reed. sullis.E.
Ioruships-J 4ckton. Fs'rbsnks. Turrneu. H.
feon snf On.
Dspf<fon. 30 1i-Jobn Nertlu. Carlisle
IT, ips--Crsry Cas-. -egrTfon snf Haffsn
JAMES FARkIN0rDs,
ssssssrr IN kssessinfni D.sFlct n lntiar.
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