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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Marvted.

EpvARps-SsASSoN- Wednesday, october I, a the
ssssdsoce o. IA Rev J HagaAy, wnLAh EpSA.De 70
EsA H. youngest daughter Of JoAn shannon, all Of this
city.
Nnp-oUsA-A South EAsasp, Pa. :, On Thursday, &C.
Soser 2, ~ the Rev DR. Gray,S B. FSlD, of New York
% Belle G., youngest daughter Of Edward Quinn, Esq
Dowss-HousroH.-At Bridgeport, Conn, on thursday
eveaag September IS, at ~ Johns church by the Rov.
Mr. whey, nEoDoRE W. Downs, of Iowa City, Iowa 20
Miss HArE, daughter OF p Houstos, Esq, OF the for
ner place.
LcwKRRE-RARxoRx oRx--ou Monday, october 8, by the
Rev f. X. 7. Cock AlJRRD w. LOwuARR to Miss CxrRA
RiU ANNA eldest daughter OF Harvey Barnore, Esq,
AL Of tha city.
'PAKusscS-H1xAsS.- Wednesday evening octo-
Der by the Rev James Mett the residenco Of the
trde's mother, Mr. JosEPn W PARKINSON late OF Gull
ford, Conn., Miss CLARA EIIzARE1H Hermann eg of this
city
woopwARD-DrIArIAMs.-A Madison, Wisconsin. on
Wednesday, October l. by the Rev James Lee Maxwell,
FRAs,ss W WOODLAND o. this city, Aysn JAY, eldest
laughter Of General George p Delapane OF the former
plsce
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1862

upward movement. They have been looking for a
reaction every day for a fortnight, while stocks
have been rising one per cent day. Bindiy COM
pairing the present movement in stocks-which
rests on causes and events wholly unprecedented
in our history, and only paralleled once or twice
in the history Of Europe-with the twopenny
speculations Of past times, which grew out of tenn
porary rise in grain, fan in money, or accidental
development of the speculative spirit, these reason
ers are utterly bewildered by the march of events
, and look ON idly while a new race of men, more
keenly alive to the crisis, are reapng handsome
harvest. just as, in the crisis of 1857 there were
leading men in Wall street who could not read the
signs of the times, and were ALWAYS predicting a
reaction after each fall Of per cent, and at
last saw themselves swept away by the avalanche,
so now there are persons who~are always expect
ing 1.-The downward turn" and making ready for it
by selling their stocks and taking moderate short
time. They will probably have their reward. At
the morning board all the railway shares were very
active, at an advance. Pacific Mail rose 81 "a, Erie
old N, Erie preferred "a, Hudson River 2, Har-
lem 1, Reading "a, Michigan Southern 2, gaaran-
teed 2a, Illinois Central Q, Galena "A, Toledo "A,
Rock Island l, Pittsbarg and Fort Wayne 3. There
was no change in New York Central. Cumberland
Coal started up to a4L. large business was
done in bonds Michigan Southern seconds rose
per cent, Northwestern seconds 3, Toledo sinking
funds ~, Fort Wayne thirds TX, &c. Missouri
skies continae very active they advanced "a this
morning. California sevens rose TO III. In gov
ernments there was no change. The provision of
the lawof Congress providing that5-2o bonds can
be issued at par for currency operates to prevent
the other securities of the United States from
sharing the general advance. At the close Of the
first board the market reacted "a q "a per cent
on Erie old and one or two other stocks; but the
decline brought in fresh buyers, and before the
second board met it was recovered. At the
second board the market was fraction lower all
round. Erie and Erie preferred were the weakest
on the list, the former selling at decline Of "a
from the highest price Of the morning. Michigan
Central was firm at the morning price; dividend
Of per cent is expected on this stock. Illinois
Central guaranteed and New York Central fell "a
per cent. At the close the market was firm the
following being the closing quotations..
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONDAY, Oct. &c p.

MONDAY. Oct. 6-6 r. M.
To-day's bank statement compares as follows
with that Of last Monday
Week e,d'g Loans. Specie. Cyrculapn Deposits
Sept 81 $3.50 l6l 046 81 $50 723 1853 2sl ss2
Oct 49,. 165 057 ,1l3 3s, 1926 5s7 200 l12 l67 9Ain
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After the second board the market was firm on
the Western shares. but hardly SO good on the
Fries. Galena sold at s65s, Rock Island at s311I,
Illinois ut 80, guaranteed at S41% 4, Michigan Cen
tral at S7s4, Erie old at 5sH Erie preferred at
s4I, Hudson at 10. The market finally closed
strong.
Among other stocks. which have long been ne
elected and despised, speculation has once moro
seized hold of Cum mbersand Coal. which has ad-
vanced as per cent within a few days, and is
very active indeed. The stock Of this company
used to sell some years ago at as o 80 per cent.
Bad management and the crisis of 1857 caused it
to decline to 5 a6 per cent. It was then-in
ls5s-taken in hand by party Of wealthy men,
and advanced to rs 30, with every prospect Of
becoming substantial property Unfortu-
nately, the price Of coal was low, the
company got involved in o protracted lawsuit
with some Of its former directors, the rich men
who had bought the stock grew weary of waiting
and sold ont, and so the stock gradually sank to
about So $40 q share. The chief basis Of the
present movement is the high price Of coal. Cum
berland Coal is selling at 50 a ton and the coal au
thorties predict that it will 60 still higher. In the
course Of short time the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will be sufficiently repaired for the trans
action OF business, and at the present high prices
the difference between canal and railroad trans
portation sinks into insign6cance. The argument
is that il the Cumberland Coal Company was able
to pay interest and expenses when coal was low,
the present high price Of coal ought to put it in
way TO pay dividends. The other Goa. stocks arc
very high, as the following table shows:--
Delaware Hudson. 112
TenhSyiVauia ioo
Delaware, LackawanDa n Western ITO
hcduiuR 10
The Sub-Treasurer informs us that new
rangements have been made by which the supply
Of postage currency will be increased by the end
of this week to $50 900 day, instead Of s27 900,
and to 500, 900 day within short period. The
Sub-Treasurer received nearly $400, ,00O to-day on
deposit at per cent. The business Of his Office
was rs follows
FOR custsms. ........................ l62p6I W
Balance ...................... IL ,3os sOS II
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $4s, 1877 $50 &C, and the balances
81, ,909, ,6S6, SO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

B." HrArrs LIFE pALsAn
Is A RELIABLE MEDICINE
and acts yitiaed blood with v9oYs
restoring II TO q natural state
Ii your blood s vitiaed the liver irregular stemash
disordered, the spirits exhausted the brain enfeebed,
USE HYATTS "AB.n LIFE BALSAM
With the above symptoms RnEun ArIsM twingcs, Cow
racks HEADACHES perpex Pimples dsnRure the juapdoe
indigestion PARALYSIS, scaRovuLA disease equally
bad sets in; then get
HYATTs 'AB;" Or DOUBLE STRENGTH LIFH
BALSAM.
This article Is being extensively used by soldiers
routing out Of the system mercury quinine and
cure OF CAMP FEVER Send 1t to your friends in thd
PRINCIPAL Depot, 2iO GRAND STREET.
Price 81 per bottle; packed IN half dozens at So
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'' sPORTING.

n, trTIER,s DOGS NO PECK SLIP, NEW yoRN-
ID Buiers Ihialble Mango Cure and Flea Eh.ermnasor
now nork breeding Training Diseases, &C." y. Fleas
an 90 nSaer usangc, nts, consumption and death
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
UGUsT BELMONT 4 CO., BANKERS, NO, so WALL
n street. issue letters Of credit 10 travellers available in
all parts of the world through Messrs Rothscnd Paris
London Frankfort Vienna Naples and their correspon
dents
A LII ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS AND INFORMATION
IA promptly procured.-BeDs one OF the rst volunteers
and having experienced partner In Washington,
the best facilities Tor collecting all government dues
s, SIMPSON, Lawyer, 81 Pine street, y. Y. I
CALIFORNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY
" Interest Coupons purchased at the best rates by
DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 CO.,
Bankers, OF Pine and Nassau New York
CALIFORNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY
~ coupons purchased at the best rates by
VIM. 7. COLEMAN h CO,
20 Wall street and l6l Pearl street.
CALIFORNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY
~ coupons purchased at best rates by DUNCAN SHER-
NAN CO., Bankers oi Pine and Nassau streets,
New York.
DUNCAN. SHERMAN Co, BANKERS, CORNER OF
~ Pine and Nassau streets New YORK, issue circular
notes and letters OF credit FOR travellers available in all the
cities Of the world credits Europe
China and California.
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S HIPPIN NEW S.
Port OF New York, O

ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-IHIs DAY.
SUN RISES .............. 8 OF MOON
sun SETS "a HIGH wArkR morn 20
pcrs of Nev york n.,oAa- = poco
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ExPREssEs.,, b,

A BuRNHAMs FURNITURE EMPRESS AND PAoK
"a. ing establishmen III West Eleventh street, bstwesn
Fifth and Sixth ayenuesousehod furniture bored and
shipped 10 all parts Of the world Covered wagons FOR re-
moving furniture Of families Purniture stored =
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Arrivals and Departures
ARRIVALS.
LIvERPooL-Ship PscatagUa-C Hoaan, W II White W
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The Turf.

uEA ON corRsE, l.. I.-yROTTfNG.
BAY. ects Der e.---swsepstakes $500, for two year
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[IIHAT Is GuNJAH WALLAH.

WHAT is GuNJAH WALLAHt
w This world renew ned Turkish Nervine mmedi
atey nervous affections rheu atis, neuralgia epilepsy
palpaton OF heart debility headache superSedel
opium quinne liquors and all nareoiics ID powerful tonic
Fat up gold and satin boxes 25 cents eac or five
boxes uniaue Turkish carton for IL postage small
boxes cents: on cartons ~ which accompany
each order Sold by druggists Immense quantities selling
SCOTT CO., chemists. 56l Broadway ID. s. BARNES
general agents, 202 Broadway, New York.
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CI.OTHING.

4 TTENTION FOR l64 SEVENTH AvENuE.-S6000O
IA worth OF cast off Cloth.n., Carpets Furniture and
Jewelry wanted for which positively than the real
value, will be paid for have them the Call-
forna and Western markets ling addressing II.
Harris I64 Seventh avenue, between aud
ty-seeund streets Ladies and gentlemen will meet
with satisfaction Ladies attended by Mrs. H. Harris,
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IMPORTANT FROM TIE SOUTH.
->~~~~~.>~~~>~o->~~.>~~-
The Capture Of Sabine City. Texas,
by the Union Forces.
~-~-~>>--.~-~>>~~>>>>>~1-,
CONDITION OF THE REBEL ARMY
-~'-~>~~~>-~-,. ~~,~~~--y,>
THE NEW REBEL IRON.CLAD ATLANTA.
~~~-~~~~-~-~~~->~~~>-~
ITEMS FROM REBELLION.
CAN WE LIVE TOGETHER I?
~~->~~~>~~--~~o~~~,~>~--,~~
TROUBLE IN THE REBEL NAVY.
What ID Thought Of General Seott's Letter
10 Mr.. Seward.
II H E M A II X H rs,
&sss Aess &s.
CAN WE LIVE TOGETHER ?
TROUBLE IN IHE REBEL NAVY.
II II E M A II X H II ~
&s., Ae., As.

Advices from Texas state that the "scamer Gen RE
has arrived at Southern port, with immense amo .
Of powder and other articles" This was the fngln
steamer blanche, lately destroyed tho coast Cuba
Col Thos. g. Lamar died in Charleston Friday tho
17th inst He commanded the Confederatcs in the mem
orabls battle Of secessionvle, near Charleston.
Judge John A. Campbell, Of Alabama has been appoint
Cd Assistant Secretary Of War; vco Professor Bsdsoe
resigned COL Deas is now dscharging the duties Of the
Office Judge Campbell OF the Judges Of the So
preme Court Of tho late United States.
The following 10 list or the officers Of the Con-
federato States steamer Atlanta, formerly tho English
steamer Fngal:--
VIM. Nc. Blair, Maryland. Commander; VIM. A. Webb,
Virginia, Lieutenant Samuel W. Avcrett Virginia. Lieu.
tenant; Thomas Arnold, Kentucky, Lieutenant; VIM. r.
Dalton, Mississippi, Passed Midshipman d. NJ. Scales
Mississippi, Passed Midshpman; 8. g. Lee, Jr Virginia,
Acting Master; j. A. G. williamson Virginia. Midehip.
man; Frank BeviI, Georgia, Masters Mate r. johnson
Acting Chief Engineer; VIM: T. Morre Virginia, Second
Assistant Engineer G. W. Tennent, Georgia second AS
sstant Engineer J. West. Virginia, Third Assistant
Engineer.
The Richmond Enquirer, october 81, says
Thirty disloyalists taken at Cumberland Gap Tennes
see brought the city Sunday evening" by way
Of Lynchburg. They were lodged in Castle Thunder.
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NEWS FROM M'clElLAN's ARMY.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF rHR PoroxAo, Oct. 20, 1852.
The recent ordcr OF tho Secretary Of War; permitting
volunteers to enlist in the regular sevce has occasonsd
SO much excite nent that tho rocrui is reported
to be ordered back to their respective volunteer reg
monts Nothing less than this can preserve the dsci
pline and esprit du corps Of the army.
Bishop McIlvane who arrived headquarters yester
day from Washington with General Marcy, held Divine
service here to-day, which was attended by General
Mcclellan and staff
HARPER's FERRY, Oct. 20, 1862.
Six civilians, arrested by Provost Marshal Howe for
wLsksy selling, have been sentenced 10 thirty days.
labor in the Notifications.
The three men arrested yesterday for attempting 70
pass counterfeit money kept In irons close conne
ment, awaiting orders from headquarters.
II has boen raining heavily all day and the river Ia
rising rapidly.
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THE BATTLE OF MAYsvILlE.
The Eve or the Battle-The Pluck OF Our
Troops.
OUR PEA Rfppc CoRREsPOnDENCE.


PEA RiDoE, oct. IS, 1902
We loft camp at Cassvile yesterday morning at six
O'clock and after marching all day. arrived here about
O'Clock last night, having made twonty seven miles
without any incident worthy OF note. Four miles Of the
journey made through narrow gorge known as Su
gar creek valley The creek dry and there
was much valley TO speak Of the distance between the
hills being for the part barely sufficient for an ord
nary wagon road. small iorce properly posted on the
heights Of either side could successfully resist the ad
vance Of large army, II not utterly destroy It,
The precautions taken by Generals Schoaed aud Totten
indicated that they considered assault by the enemy
at this point imminent Information brought In last
night by scouts which rendered It probable that
sauit would be made camp in the night,
and every preparation was made TO meet H. II
tho southern chivalry had ventured on such q
movement they would have met with reception warm
cuough and cordial enough suit even their extreme
ideas OF hospitality No tents pitched and the
men sept on their arms, ready for instant action The
horses have been without forage since yesterday morn
ing, and the teams have 70 80 some distance after H. We
shall probably therefore, remain Ia camp all day to-day.
The have been pitched and the various divisions
and brsades o. the Army o. the Frontier placed IN posi-
Ing distance, should conclude 10 give battle Part Of
camp is on the old battle ground srewed with relics
OF that terrible conflict and II the rumors prove
true that we 10 have another light at the
same place, within few hours, carnage may be
expected that viii throw The first battle oi Pea
Ridge far into the shade. The Army Of the From.
tier s able 10 cope with any force likely TO
be brought against IL, and the only 10 that the enemy
will avoid an engagement and escape into the south I'm
less they meet US here now II rs not likely that they will
do 90 at all.
IL is said they are coming up with rsInorcements from
Texas THOR entire force estimated al forty thousand
Everybody says "et 'sm GOMEZ IL they do have no
doubt that great many moro will como than will 60
away again. The prospect Of hight evidently entor
tanned ut headquarters generals sur,
veyng the ground around camp and the roads leading
70 u.
Three rebel soldiers have Just been brought In by our
piokets They up and surrendered themselves
unfairly They have not been examined yet and the
mail 10 about 70 close must defer until another oppor.
tupty the narrative Of any Of interest which they
NAV hayo brought.
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IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.

Sabine City In Possession or the Federal
Forces.
From the Grenada (Miss) Appeal, Oct. Ill
GRENADA, 3Iss. Oct. 16, 1902
am just in receipt Of letter from Houston Texas,
bearing date September 2o from which extract the
lowing. The extra enclosed also givo-
H. L. ALIEN, OF Texas.
send you extra about the taking OF Sabine Pass
believe the vessels have all left About fifteen hundred
men went down, but all have returned.
Captain Kttridgc. commander Of tho feet that BON.
barded Corpus Christi came ashore with eight mon few
days ago. but men bagged him and sent him 70 sau
Antonio.
No yellow fever yet
Housros, Sept. 2J-7P.N
We have no later ncws by this train from boy ond
Orange. We give the letter from correspondent
garding Sabine Pass, which Is the nrst definite nte
gcnce have received relative 70 the occupation of
place by the fcierals- IS
BEAUMONT, Sept n, 1862
We found everything excitement upon arrival here.
The edsras have captured Sabine Pass and their flag
the town. Our garrison consisted only
OF fty men, and were under command OF Major Irving
The enemy opened fire the fort at daylight Thursday
morning. Our battery replied. Both comDatants had
their shots fall short Of each other. Our battery dis
charged some fifteen shos, and beth then firing
until four r. NJ the federal schooners nearing the bat
terry IN the meantime. brisk made was kept 40
guns outrcached those At the tort The attsckor force
consisted OF the steamer Hatteras and schoouers
We had four guns-wo egnteen Founders and two thirty
two FOUNDERS.
council Of war was held by the officers after dark
and the place deemed unworthy to stand siege osng
to the small number VI men and the superiority III the
snemys guns, and evacuation decided upon The guns
spiked, the most OF the ammunition brought away
and the balance destroyed the men saving the Of
their baggage.
The feera landed yesterday at eight and raised
the gruiiron, burned the barracks and sworc that NO
other nag shQpld eyer wave sabine Pass.
Colonel Defray here, assisted by Lieutenant Colonel
Ashbe smith, Of the second Texas, and confdcnfAU
VIII yet be right " valor and scientific military sDUI
accomplish anything, these officers will 10 the w0thA
would rather fight under them than any officers IN Tef
was under Smith at shiloh and Pennington, and know
that he is not the man to dodge bullets and shells.
should make attack, II will bc good plan 10
Wow young epaulet paror soldiers; but have
doubt they brave but person who has been
target bullets in battle strangely the line of
battle Ia formed Lst one In city feel alarm tho
blow tloy have struck at Sabine Is only to grab he
schooner out aud expected Ia shortly. let all be
ready at all times got your guns In readiness and when
wanted, you use them as Texans only know how.
S-Thc federals threaten to burn the town II
lest thom Nothing further at this hour-9A NJ. 9th.
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sharpsIlOoters.
dENhhAL ohDbno-NOs AfV.
WAN DEPARTMENT, ADJuTASr GENERALS oFrcs

Inc following order has been issued from the war
Department.
GENERAL oRDERs-No. l40.
war DEPARTMENT, ADJuTASr GENERALS oFFIcs,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2, 1862. (
No person shall DO mustered into the service Of tho
United states member of the corps Of sharphoocrs
unless he shall produce the certificate Of
div authorized by Of the State In which the
company 10 raised that he has in i've consecutive shots
al two hundred yards at rest, made string not over
tveuty.nye inches the string OIL hand al Que
bncdred vards tbc certificate be written the tar.
get. By order ol thc SktkEiAkl or NaH
1 Tn MAJ. Adtttaut General.
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NEWS FROM the ARMY OF VIRGINIA.
Visit or Rebels 60 Manassas Junction
The Band Attacked by Captain Conger,
OF thc Third Virginia Cavalry, and
Dispcrscd-Captain Congcr Seriously
Wounded, &c.

DAsPcHscu-SaPtohm COn8eE SoEAOusAy
Wounded, &c.
FARPAx COURT HOUSE, Oct. 20, 1862
detachment Of about eighty from this division
who were at Manassas Junction, attacked by about
one hundred and fifty rebels Friday, and screated
with the loss Of two ieutenants and fifteen taken
prisoners.
Captain Congcr of the Third Virginia cavalry, with
thirylv men, who had been scouting expedition,
and was his return met the party Of rebels be-
tween Catctts Station and Warrenton. Captain Congcr
attacked and dispersed this body, killing several
bcrs OF the Thirteenth Virginia cavalry and taking two
prisoners.
In tho engagement Capt. Conger seriously wounded
AMI remained on the Geld overnight when no taken
In charge by aresdent Of the neghbohood, carried 10
his house aud big vents cared for.
Lieut. Conger had captured robe Maor but while In
charge Of him himself captured and 10 a pri.
sopeY
Tho whole loss Of Capt Csngers party IN The ngbt
one wounded and three prisoners
Capt. Dahlgren with hts force today drove In the
rebel pckets between Catetsand warrenton Junction
CAPT Dahgren who went out look after Capt. Copgcr
reports him dangerously wounded. He paroled
on the nod by the rebels. who proposed send him
lines, but he too badly hurt to be moved, and
surgeon has been sent TO his assistance.
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Arrivals ana Departures,
ARRvALl

Internationally Roanoke--T Fisoh, vost Ortiz,
Kcnig, HncLinson, vTrapasa, Stein. Mrs r Dun
lar and child Rujia, N TolerA, Ibafra Coado,
Pie wman, fla,sfy snd lady. Capt Ashby sencs.
Adoitc Srspex
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city IA regarded as 80 weak that II easily be taken
by land attack Charleston and Savannah are better
prepared for defence.
The military authorities making efforts TO have the
naval station for the Southwest located hore We have
here complete navy yard built by the FEDERAL
ment which bo easily and nt little expense put IN
operation. All we need is the workmen and the metal
We have to-day the gratifying intelligence that Captain
Faulkner, OF the river gueras has been captured anu
together with 'oH or five Of his officers and ten Of hs
mon Is now prisoner al Columbus
The following Is the list OF persons TO whom notices
have already been given to leave tho city, under order
No. 2S4-
Mrs. James Barbiere, husband In the rebel army.
Mrs. Torrey, husband In the rebel army.
Mrs. Dr. Doyle, eldest son In the rebel army.
Mrs. Thomas Howard, husband in the rebel army.
Mrs. jackson, husband In the rebel army.
Mrs. Black, son In the rebel army.
Mrs. MINIS, husband in the rebel army.
l.. Ragie, son In rebel army,
Mrs. wilkins, two sons In rebel army.
Mrs. Ben 0'Harver, husband IN rebel army
Mrs. McCulloch, husband la rebel army.
I. r. fraime, sonn-iaw in the army, aud very bitter
and troublesome.
Ms. s. r. Bankhead, husband In rebel army.
Jos Horn, two sous la rebel army.
III. III Horton, s9n and son in-law In rebel army.
Mrs. Mckinney son In Forests stad, rebel army
Mrs Coc, son In rebel army very bitter secsssonst.
Mrs q. Nichols, husband In rebel army.
Mrs.J. 7. Murphy, husband and son in rebel army.
Mrs. w. Trout, husband n robol army.
xlrs trout, husband In rebel army.
Mrs. Trayser Tytus, husband president OF vigilance
committee aud now at the South.
Mrs Iandon, son and husband In rebel army.
Mrs. Dr. J. r. Chamberlin, son In gusrllas.
w. A. Goodwin, brother In rebel army.
Nrs. A. Street, husband at The South.
Family Of Judge A. Y. Dixon, q the South.
Mrs Frs.sr, husband In rebel army.
Mrs. wicks, husband In rebol army.
Mrs. sillars, husband In rebel army.
Mrs Sam. Tate, husband NJ the South.
Family of 3. Curtis, son In rebol army.
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10 following order has been issued from the war