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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08
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To he Editors Of Tic Enu.;:r:r.,


RICHMOND, August 6, 1862
beg your permission to contradict IN tpto
the story which appears in one Of the papers
of the-city this morning concerning General
Sam Houston, of Texas. There IS nosa Bord
Of truth in il. Gen. Houston is not dead, but
at u very late date was in the enjoyment Of
good health: having entirely recovered from
his almost fatal attack OF pneumonia some
months since. He has Aade no speeches TO
Union" meetings ia behalf Of the Yankee
cause, or any other, since the inauguration Of
the existing war. On tie contrary, he has
raised his voice in behalf OF Southern concord
and concert Of action 70 defence Of eur in
yadea rights aud liberties. Moreover, he has
no married child. lis eldest son-of his own
na,ae-havlng received good military cdu-
cation at one OF the Texas military Institutes,
was one of the earliest volunteers for tnr
war; was in the battle 0: Shiloh, acted vcry
CALAMITY, and vas scyelcly wounded and
taken prisoner. lie has, however, rccovered
esca ped from Northern prison, and rcjoinci
his regiment in the field. Besides this, Cen
Houston has : ncphew-a Colonel Of an Ala
bama rcgiment-who was wounded in one OF
the late battles on the Chickahominy, ard an
other, who is the Adjutant Of WhaTton:s re-
giment Of Texas Rangers, and participated in
the gallant action Of that regiment the other
day at Murfreesboro'.
The story of the Rev. Mr.. Clark on Boston
Common, about the death and disoyslty OF
Gen. Houston, end his own kinship, IS all bosR.
TlXas.
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20ETtGAI;
Fur the Enquirer
TIE GUERRILLAS.

LIE GUEhNlLLio.
awake aud to horse my brothers,
For the dawn is gli1nmering gray,
And bark in the cracking hrushEood.
There are feet that tread this way!
Who cometh A friend What tidns=:
Oh God I sicken to tell
For the earth seems earth no longer,
And its sights are sights ofhell.
There's rapine, and fire and slaughter,
From the mountain down to the shore:
There's blood on the trampled harvest
And blood on the homestead floor
From the ar-off conquered cities
Comes the voice Of stilied vail,
And the shrieks and means of the houSelesS
Ring out, like dirge, on the gale
I've seen, from the smoking village
Our mothers and daughters fly
I've seen, where the little children
Sank down in the burrows, to die
On the banks Of the batt'e-stained rire1
stood. as the moonlight shone,
And it glared on the face of my brother,
As the Sad wave swept him en-.
Where my home was glad, are sahes,
And horror and shame had been there
Fer found on the fallen Intel
This tress Of my Tife's torn hair
They ace turning the slave upon US,
And, with more.than the Fends worst arr
Have uncovered the fires Of the savage,
That slept in his ratsught heart
The ties to our hearts, that bound him,
They have rent, with curses, away,
And raaddeaed him, with their madness
TIC be almost as brutal as they.
With s.aites, and torch, apd bible,
And hJpns, to the sound OF The drum
Thy preach the Gospel of murder,
And psa:- Tor lust's kingdom to come!
To saddle! To saddle! my brothers,
LOCI; up 20 the rising SUIT,
And ask Of the God vino shine; there,
Whether deeds like these slia.i he ''oTe
II h",cvrr the EaHI.l rcmcih,
Press home to his heart with your >ta't
Ard wtere'er at hi2 bosom &c cannot,
Like t..e srr.cnl, % strike gt his heel
Throueh thicltct ard wood GO hint Linn!
Creep up TO his campfire side,
And lei ten OF his corpses blackcn,
Where one Of OR brothers hath c:ad
In his fa;atinc, ;c3ts5re Tnarcf"s-
In his flight, iron. the stricken fray
In the snare Of TIE lonely a!nr'isr.
The deDls that we orc him pGJ:
In Gods hand, alonc, Is vengeance;
But nc strikes with the hands Of .-aE,
Ana his blight TYould wiener our i::Inncod:
Ii NC smotc n;t the srlite7 again!
BY the gravse, whc7c Our fathers siuT-bcT,
Hy the shrines- wEsTs car riotheTs PTa?sT-
Ry our homes, and hopes, and freedom,
Let cvcrv man swear. Oh lis blsde,
That ne Till i:o. s!!,catile nor siag i
Til fran point t. hcft it glow,
#'Irh the flush 81 Almighty justice,
In the blood Of the trlon Toe.
They swore; and the answering sunliEh!
Lcapt red from their lifted swords,
And the hate in their hearts made echo
TO the wrath il their burning words:
There's weeping in ali New England:
And by SchuYlkill's hank knell,
And the widows there, and the orphans,
How tho OATH was kept can tel.
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I'll f.

DIEp, Oh Thars4Ey morning, the IN in., :iAY..ilk,
iri4o ra1 Jcss pa II. end Il. Eir=!% I.susr, sgd
u,?y;hs weeks aud deTI
fhe friends g tbs fnolly Invited
=? a-i too funeral his frday ravrnipg, 10 ociOes
f.oa hz. fnuerd :ssidsacer Of B:vst an .iE
streets. Church Hill, ~iiao:t frshor netic-.
D!g:p, en- hoasi ihe steamer Sa,o Of Haiue, while or
his way fort nssvare to Rchacad JOHN L. ~ IL
We. T. psrolel Confederate prisoner.
The deceased sick When !, taken bo1Td tho
steamer and NJ: EsylaG rrce!-ed tina; treatment aud
.ourshusBt which he required . IL helic"cd h>s:enud.
!. IL cid mo-: actually cacss, his ea:Iy denise.
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XAErcyA.-A returned prisoner, co';ill(55
from baltimore states that h9 G:Iil3s rcicle lis
dcpartui. that Co. Z.:voaa, lie hero Ct tie ST.
Nicholas" would te .e.s:. uu,:. tie cartel aXsa-ss
agreed upon /: lie tT'c Governments. There s'iI
however, scerus 10 ts lingering DOUBT IA 70 tie cor
and suffered much n rrlScI. and the Federal G3"riz
ments hare manifested q tud:neas md indifference IN
his case oi studied E.u:e 10 r. pard ,nao.e !;
is 70 &c hoped 1nat il tie Federal Government ,H:a
70 release hi,u ;hs lex a!oas wi, hs carried Cat to
the lst,sr and the hostage placed IN confinement: as
Gisa .reabe as thai Itch tie ga.ars rari2! Of -.
rvlanI LCw suffers.
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Rev. Mr.. Cranberry, Chaplain Of the llth
Virginia regiment, who was reported killed
in the battle OF Frazicr's +. TN, has arrived
here with the discharged prisoners. He is
still laboriag under some Inconvenience from
the wound received on thai occasion, though
complete restoration IS probable. Mr.. Gran
berry is one Of those chaplains who stick
closest to their mer when the danger is great
est-slways going into the battle to encour-
age and comfort and assist. Distinguished
Ut once for genius and education, and for an
unhlcnchlng courage combined with gentle
ness and modeSty, he IS the idol Of his regi-
nent, as well as the centre Of host Of ad-
tn.r!ns friends who will be greatly gratificd
10 hear Of bis safe return, $780,,
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Sgcvsf.-Jbc officer prisoners. WHO cs-

SgcvsI.-Ibe officer prisoners, Who cs-
capal from ccntucmcn. Few days ugo, aIs bang
pursued eIergetica!y sud sth strong probability OF
success. Thu two who recspturcd on the Kappa
hammock lines Lieut.. Hatch aud Lieut. Ias.ers were
locked up on Wednesday night in cell in the G'eanor
prison. but pefe ~ he released from each c!0Sc
tneraent when other qGa-!ara c " setCret for item.
We .ndsa!e nj t.at they W. b. among tie Est 70 be
exclaimed j! exchanged at all ii not, they viii hc
p:r0::, .! cu;;:sa, Which vii, doubt 81, ;Eaal bet;
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TuE NELLs.-fro:1cs; upon ta= .;e!! e: tie
corner of 18th and lain streets is s:ow. When the
solkmen reached tie water tLcy s:or!ai ana rested
aud unfortunately they rested toe l"ag. IDs o::cT
pat CT the we'll cavet H. and tie So,512en continued
TO rest from labor on ,Lat veil at eas;. IN lEc course
Z: time probably The vi. will wall !set p G!o1e and
save the brick.laer the trouDc hut .tec IS disc pos
s.by OF It's tuaolns in altogether. There sesE.s 20
be psity Of water i. that well, and b. proper c:
hL!;op of encrryiI msy nc speedil? AID enectusly
lnislei. The Arrangements I'll sc:-ccy L, needed
particularly Ic::t water
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TiEF MAiITAx? ?h-soas.--In the courSs o! a
fcz days the militia? prisons in and around Richmond
viii b: comparatively cl:: inmates. Tie e@chsugs
will ksrc swept away :e create. rrTb.r Of 'he, aud
the parole of honor TIE Tr-r Tie Yankees who have
hitherto tcan with U.s. sac!a exceedingly s;rupuops ot
their honor. in this connection and When ticy give
reir parole Ia: ire: xii! Fight until regularly CO.
chau !,.. i; MA - Ic!ied On.
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D,y.ITI.5 AGAINST Co.TpAr4:D LIauoa

PrTAirlt3 AcA,osT C0HTNAp4:o LlQtoa
s:EEcuA*73.-Cn ycs:c.,a::;, Tarcc c: !'a principal
conrabaud liquor selling cGssa c:e TEA b? Cauf:
Martial, and each II tie pa.::!e5 aacs.s "a punish.
&C 70 IT,. following e::;::...:
Dr." WI r. Reid was f:.e' $40, AID al Q: lis
liquor cenIsrs ed--Shirty..y: co:;'es. IL! told The
"Drs" sty:e vi Gsr1sug d ha iuids ia said t. ha"s
beeu very interesting lie only admitted customers
professionally" Prescribed "StmClarie," with co1:.
pound ui sE;p,e medicines, furnished tho "sE;s!.:
ard let The l.ticnl 20 get tie compound L: Dug
store.
y. e. Booth Wa Gasl SEQ, ani lis lq-oy consist.
-: of several "ruu.yt,." coni:5catcd.
tauunt was siied 500 AID az! q: IT. s.2ci:. airet
five bottles, coc.sualci.
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To tie Editors oft&e Enquirer:


GENTLEMEN: IN the name Of our Pllagtd
and cruelty oppressed people appeal: through
you, to the Government, to know If there is
neither redress nor retaliation for these out
RACES aad crueities. You have already pub
lished the burning Of Mr.. Nighton's house
and Earn, and their whole contents, By the
Yankee cavalry On their recent raid across
the Hluc Ridge, and their capture OF him, Or.
Jennings, aat others. They have released
all Of them but Sighton, who, it IS be-
lieved, has been murdered by the Yankees,
because Yankee was killed near his house
b. tho bushw hackers. I learn, from reli-
able source, that the Yankees took u?
Isaac prinsos, Of Page county, an aged pa
triot, and, upon his refusal ro take The ac-
cursed oath OF allegiance, confined
him week on bread and water, then
brought him out and placed him in front Of a
file of soldiers, under threat to shoot him il!
ne did not take the oalh-he still refused, und
they then returned MIN TO prison. IL Aia6i-
son, they s-e securing the country IL bands
Of pillagers ard negro SteelerS, robh!ng the
people G! their horses, stock, meat, &C., aid
carrying OFT all their negroes, forcing those
who will net 60 without compulsion, and IN
some cases tying them. Citizens VINO refuse
to take the ce:n are carried Of, as captivss,
and in some cases have been tried as felons.-
4 negro nan from an adjoining farm says
they tiad ltr. Berry lager to the heels q {
horse, an2 threatened 10 drag him of, Unless e
would tell them where he had rid lis raluE5!cs.
After ne made the discovery - them, they
then tied bin and carried him of as captive,
having robbed him and his plantation Of e"e-
rything valuable they could carr oil. Far
better had ou- Government compelled every
family, whose home they are forced to haze
inside the lines OF the enemy, to forsake homo
and destroy all they can't carry of, and Keep
within our OWE lines, than TO thus leave them
to Stare and suffer under the accursed sway
Of cruel foe who seems TO be wholly pys-
sessod Q! the devil.
A REFUGEE.
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The speech OF Lord paimcrston, which We
published fsT- days ago, does not prepare
Us to expect such early action on the part of
the British Government as ne had hoped
We arc not dcpesdent on the European Coy
ernmen;s ioc Our indepcndeIce-,hnt il now
secure. Bat We desire preparation on their
part, because it will tend to close the war
more speedily, ais! because it will inspire good
?-ill instead Of disgust towards them on our
part. We attach the more Importance TO HE
latter consideration, because we want some
nation with which nc shall ike to trade for
We wish nothing more &c 80 vth the Yam
kees, their tricks OF their notions. forever
If England acts coldly and sel6shiy, ana with
niggard justice 10 US now, we shall prefer 9th
er intmsciss hereafter. She admits tina, we
have established eternal separation ;rc.n tie
North-;!lel Wiz; not recognize it ;
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CcJacsr .oE.--T,T;;lii Z. Pratt, tie young
mas. via killed il tAeeXgisEioa at the Lahoao.
~, on TUESDAY, anativr o. this city, anil not or
Washington, NJ sta.ci BY ns or Wednesday,. lie vas
TIE son OF JOHN ". Pratt who has been re.ia-n Of
Virginia for o7ei :ory-6yc years.
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Ei,fl,I EIIELI,S NRMI

EHATTasoocs, Aug. Ith.-riiree la*er!ers
rrcu i;ueiis army, who came in to-day, say
that Buell. has lIcCook' 5, Cri!tenden S, W Gods
and Ecscc:a1ls' divisions-about 35,00U--at
Stevenson aud Bridgeport. They have plenty
Of provisions ut stevenson, but only half
ras.ons a; Bridgeport. They are Terrifying
Stevri on and tearing houses down.
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SOMETHING NCTE.
IyITE sIos=b - IA .rspr!eI io .Grty SC t:a2e ra
: his
UNEQUALLEI' SHOE Ei-ACAjaG,
which 10 tsi!oveI 10 10 cheapest a-ticI. 81 Az =:
so.iptoa
GATUF! CTURFD ~ Tag o1i-TH.
il Is pct in --"ndsS a511s tl being hrld ~ :.c'
:,D-y aice. "i.cu -ei rubGa1tlr -: .nr:--'05s
sui ara Il aiT" - 7It 10 &G5G.'r MetlpJr.
ES-r; Ingredient 81 tbs blrotITSi
FrC1uCEp II -iiE s1iGii,
sn1 Gil rusSIol L.: ~ preparation :.i-e, vi -,
sGm. /! :, :f.sr-!2-I Gst.@niiy :Fs:-a f93,c any 70
use bcuia,5 Il vii "' further. than .ny il ros '-G-a
.c:a and & sill 5i.,c*ii.tis =:
i:.;5T I.SE RgApEss'.'t.. sEE%.t
ir;7a-!-- p"i:-+-: - s.ra"q"0:t 1r:+tility ~
les;har. "a n. Hha a,St'.',
.:tla=ls. a.,
= r-aH Sti-:S inGs.ce accompanied ria - 49,.
TT ..,a .-.n.s . -rnaa S1h I5iv %S--:r
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yiEGJSI. MILITARY INSTITUTE.

CE.uLvrp, Ta; til. Superintendent &c iEs'raesH -
~ n,ys ,.,5.reI sai 1scort-t BOOK fo. The p1T-
,, pfir, sccouu, Of tie sefvca Of The graduates snh
ex-caLr Of tho Institute In the YER fox the csiuien"ne"
ea..,-:;.der Of the Runt pl Visitors fSGr:. ii'"kr!-
institute, July :, lS6..
Tvcas bic ssFarias =dont - ,ultl The cut! ulon
al r tis ofsr Of thp S6rEu VISITORS SrrauHt.s aud
.=-csae,o iu he Is:.ts:y servce Of the Conede'st-
States era rcau:scd supply tue :9urrd Information
r. ,n,n u, NAV b. ursctIrebis July 2twim
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u02ri ~, .,IREGTOHY.

In, fo';a..:a. !; :. = .hs dEsro-, nc f::::e .7I
,hr:7 l1"E';5a - 81, 80.
.1Hi ,I,,plr,iS.
Cs:ap = .nIj. ..rpi.! %Y.t'cl surf:!b5 q fc- Lt7
Ci.b":-so SgtLi;ai. Gn .Gh hill Irhrccitbs H+.<.
stI;
L:sI?ispg H::lt., :3rC.srIy pr :!st -cjf Se
,er.nir ~! " of frpnd street:
gy,I siAa4 liz. :i;s ;s.'f=sEoa II IN r;sse
:.u.a CG7nla. IIc-yl-l, .iAaeaas.r. sIp.oashea t5
Gayrs E:idse, end ol an West:
First Gsc.ris !!y-p!. lie: a:4. i.'~ alEia e.!
ss$sad Georgia ncsp!l, 2,.t ovis, es;sesa a:s saa
f.ausiiu;
Fi.s, Alabama hospital, Beost sin: te:=oca 2stl.ad
2xk;
s,aonI Ll1br. uss?t-l, IF Trspiiia sad cI.h
xrae.:
Boy-e.'. Hoep:al, a:k :;:oe:, he,~eea 2i=ia I'D
Beuasr h's5..zi c277e- &: f7rsi:;io al iSh ~.
Giurs Hospital, % ia 81, bNiweeu Na.a ED F-e7s
t-os-o. tin.?i..l, 2;,: =, ccso2 main r-S 5-a7s
la.
.xIy..T TiaS7;TiiS.
EeisT-s nrfiu!, E:9.i IT., CHURCH Hi
Gciia-a ii1sui..i, CIR. MET,hxi sat i1:s SIS.
s?IGirTr ii3.Ga, ccFE:. r'.y nj G.urv ..:-...:
DE7;:ss CAu-cs nsi7i;a ~, strs. ni;"oa: ics ga
L9TI=i;
Kvhe.ssoaa I7;7ntaI corner q &icia .ad ii streets
g. F.aEssl D....o, DIX A7s'-se, T"c1- snJtsr
sraasn
EosPITAIs TE..FITLf oFiiFD.
bstw-a "':h Eni i5;u,
Grows jfa.,5i;j r"y4s;, 7"55r 81 G-TT Sc: Ga.
BtTosIsj
$=ebroos'. Wa;cp7s.e =aTna. ri Gr.:o cad Ism
e:.es.d;
Kez Ps..s s C,.'a ,to1j;.. 5i-:a, ss=.sE lin sd
lIit a;rcetS
Ksea, g.t,~n 4 o,s z,,A?::ai, :5s!7 sso= c:7o-72
s;o.t;
S. Cbs-as Hotel, ca.zsc: c; Ncio Sd Vail c2e:":
lsscp.e Hail. 3%lk -E-.se:, Chuftn XII
bfcad,r FIX Store tfned rtTeet, ShccEon III.
.epclavacd i.altsi uc S- s2otaSpol Hotel:
MHyo's and D:Drs!!'s SYE-"."i Nd :1A hanrl.!s
workslop, In Maaci-s.eE- haze L. p:c-ii 9rr How
P!tas
fNo.2taI ;ea. nrs heius rr,rr-i - Toward, uEev.:
auvsi Hospital;
Howard: h"-2ii.!;
A,kia,oa's Feetn:J H::- u So, 80 - HH.' Fee"s
Third AinbRuua Hospital:
Fourth hlahgul: Hospital:
counr 5o>rE.E ;islFkE!, 70. ",Tc-.,
C-ia,aa5 .'G'' EsiL esih st., retT+-g v. AID =;
sE:asstea Ho,l!tei csJr l:c:~""' Oh .Ed en 49,:
sson :,;Lci, Ic<a ,!ils:, belo= Ina E1ehsas-
1Stsi;
B.:!R : E:,EaT!!;s's, ca =, be;wssa i2th aaa 18Th
r:-31ti;
S.ileys Fsc;c.;, 7:h stv Main und Gary s:rs:@;
Hrcre's :iGin psiTeoe :S. a.: -f.t o:rsaa';
Howard's G;o-a ia Atcnsacoviiie RVsd pas istia
from Gig;
Csa.s1a1J Hea;itsl, bn--Etst Of Cerisoa5- Church;
O1ath.aa;'G Ers; i,; eeT-s-r If Cery End GiE a;s
Ezlej S,-r-. En:sl. cnT7sr lp:h aad Main str"e'.
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t BE x1 q ?s SSshp1Ss
:ioued fe- saes beloz this city No rersoI oe"d aP
ply rho Is ac citizen Of s"ae oae Of the STATES 81 he
Southern Conred..acy !: t-o Virginia, ho VII: &c 20
nureI 20 DO unde. ls 3 !GErs OF ESQ; Il froU
suJ otho. S:l:ha-a S:c:a, u1ier Is Or oTs'S 50.
ip2y II the Composing Eoo1l q lie Hfq".:er G-='.
ArEC.i e--S:S
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GOvERIESS WANTED.

Lazy is desired tsks charge Of snail pirate
n Schoo II ito country, cna=i='5e CT sG or t*s.'=
Urls and .Ioai boys She 4e!! qualified TO :edch
English in Eli ita b-anekes aud Music Upon The Piano
fo.:o thoroughly; also LSn, ETsEch nId D's~ng 70 o.
g.nno.s. III kpIscopal:ru Preferred Only m"a"f"'e
ts.r:. - su,t Tho times, ci.r &c ai"ea.
address srs:iL q ts.In- aud references, ~
t5S. b. H. HAtE.S
Inc1f.oa'I C-cs- Ecgd-, -"si-n c'=e;y. "a.
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CuAEIaEMLSrsS GENERALS rEFlCL,
T;ggIsIA Ecxcr-, LsEc6B5ui, july "a, l.a2 :
TcT,CE-Thi odc.. by direction % the GoTeEuo:, A..
sIaes ell its GpTTopriazs c5Hsr :Ts!"dins u.ai9'-
tat,oa over R.roRd 10 cnnceon win ice orEs niaion
Major Gen. FloT5. .
Ka.l.oad Cs1psaie. a.s iafo1ci ,hse Tho fo!!c~ias
neroa. arc also hestE sushor.ct 70 isaue transportation
ol s;s IRON nj afe tsis tit: Capt P g. Con a.,
Ordnance Drr.rne-: ~ Ti:gials. st RiehIn'ndi r&i
Carr J. = rsct!as, : q, d., =. s, ct Wy T'ls'
- I. r. sGoUI,
1arA,f ;s.oT ans 9. a., IN chB5ss
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STATES or AMERICA, )
a-4ErEaHAsTEk GEMS hs'T.,
2ichEcsG. Ee., JHlI ~, ~.

CcTFnpERATE STATES OP AMEniCa,
u-.ErEaaAsrEk GEMS nssr.,
GicbEosd re., JAY -, r2.
JIPRESsaEETs QE rpEAGE hs7iag been aGth"I:E9d
b. The secretary OF War to ee made ~ Majo, G. .
Cerripston Qur1ssInarter and ih- ":sso5 snd hseGs
under h control ii,s y;in instructions s.e i"susd Tor
their gu;d.ucs: .t.r.- --.
:no:y ar; which e-Id:pee TiA ne 'Ihoitrd "ssn 10
qui.ed b. parties iaTs:ea:-d ,
All Foruy- i'm pr,-sod 1 % paid 70: al tie rnts' 60
tabli-Led BIZ eompa1t cthri.T snd ehiceFs End Age'r
ara aspecsily nctoi give 10 TIE owners thereof 10
c.ips .ts;.Ey distinctly t5 kipd quantity anu price Of
tie Folfsu szd Designating Ins i''cer By whom pay sa~
will be made for Lha srJne.
g. Thsss impr.ssEenis NUT be rosoNed 10 HhiJ ~hen
absolutely deusndud bJ tbs 2estte neeSeee~ and hh1
hurd en- uiIsr -ppnr,pssd Aia0nSIho czens OF say
community equally aud imPsrunily, having due regard
to the means had ability Of oYners Of property.
l. III iulpeasaats made By Or5cers sld Agents nnief
thI- authority will be reported to aor C. s. Darlington.
Guarer1nsster, whom monthly abstract Of the same,
r dates quantities, price an: u.Hes OF owners, "iii
be returned to this ntica-
With tho execution OF thu, authority thue concrTs1
ruoa Major CsrriHtou AID his oes- IadaE Genera o.
dor. No. A. PERSONS oinsE than those AUTHORISED ~
tbs Commanding G.nersl Of the Tny. or tho CommAHd'
lag Gcs ii districts unSsT Martial Law shGl be Teccs
n.lsd ~ Agents for sE:zS passsio q priTss PPer-
t." UsST. LSezia OF this Department u.h-Tt e. ~
i, i,p,s f,7a;e property wthod; -Tsh Enth"TT III! De
held % IL ascouLIsb.:iy. sud pu-:oted ~. guilty
- L.EsfN SMITH.
I-,- ns-rE:ay ,.si.: g. M General.
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IUNsEnnnATf. STATES CT : MEa.Ca.
.s..iJ-C:. PCETETGR'S GTr5:-;

=.:5RIOSp. VA, Ja1s q, lSf".
faydIS &c ~ nr:u u! who - des..e 20 20 oS1:-5R
,tcaa 0r liz .ans:t 81 Ia rc.: ed 7aTudsa sut!cfs
Of tia my that -s 81 Gn- grsss Ehr tP.arirlb
Office expressly tie I-c%ion and Sbt.lhnt!na VI az
contributors nades ,!s=r,.Ua III The General.
10 has placed tAe ee.s st1ted for ihc purets rni-r
my iaGt7Cet!oIs.
roTpesei L1reiore, thet u! coH'Ttsat9sr f5Tf'e
sd r-eauiot soideT- in the hssss:s, Ia sst fer aer:
bullion 10 10 II Pearl otrss addressed 10 H. T. HASLG,
Ccli.bI;;. Gis;x. rho i s7a .tas:2ts e: the
2. ". IGETS,
y--e7.s >:eSinzi r.r5Sa--I - Il arm
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r!MSaR WAITED IMMEpIaTELY.

TIMER WAITED 1MMEpIaTELY-
CONFEDERATE STATES NAVY DEPARTMENT:
EioArcir Ar:il 18th, 1862.
AETF0, toT the p1rIir s-r"iss, IibE9 81 I'D oi-
81 lcEi5s slIsses:
90 100 cubic t.a. Of SGHsro Timber yslio" F'1s lHIl2
,s.;;es, :ac :ioTi IL 10 So t6ot In Length
sv,too r-et OF sq1ars T.osr yeiloT F1e, i:7a 10 Z
Inches ;Tcl: - - " :cat l.! l.astl,.
I go :sst 81 i5G=!nSh 1h!;a osA PAX, shd 800
fs-t 81 fci:ireh -silov P:ae Paak.
Tns hish.r ,s-ko, prics viii bs paid for this Timber
a.l-are he city vf c::o1d andit will b. T~cei7e;
II my quaS;d"s. .-Fn yhce III 30 FAi4 70. .s-tra
i-pgths. :. H. hALL'Et,
Mo- - .--ra.arr . Nay
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EDUCATIONAL.

RiEaCnER-A Y.rsia.sa. educated at BIB s17ai Col
. lrgs cal the Uovsrs:t7 0: Nrg!.ih, cd v ho hrs
ht ,hrsa vaars -x;risuc- tsnch!ng dss,rs- ariun-
iion "A Tesch.r j cuuaiun In ~ icydemy 90 lhrs-
eshool rre.qrr,i Ld:rssn ''T-achsr, h"n III, F.h-
-; All. .--e{i'
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NITIES

pE0TusT sAnsuALS OFFICE
5JsG eth, lee.
y7hE pable ~ lake notice % and after ths date,
every detective otssr Authorized arrest, ilpEssS
and execute ssaei from this oea, will be- furnish
cd With certificate which Dsy % called for evidence"
Of his identity officer and that 1hila hs
executes his duty with fasrs aad decision, he dess
sl.o Ei.h courtesy Iad respect.
z. 6R1sWoLD,
Igas- Eft $500. Major and Provost NsfsAsl,-
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HENT, PAiSs; q CO.,
UCTioNEkEs AND CONFUSION MERCHANTS

CEIS have :sk,n p.a-nsos Nc. liz Cary -ts-- n'Nt
w doc. ~ ;ho Hsak oE :ichmoEd sni will Ctasinhs
the Auction And Commission Dizziness heretofore
Cons'Eau5nts will Resolve our prurart attention.
Our uilcu vii, :erag1 for the p:eccut. With Aessrs. &
e. AAUEE & Co. o=e door below the American Hot-l.
1ry s.--iFr NEWT. rhlTS X GO.
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49,. ..,v $780, J.'%:..i'3 city,.
:tIrgSnso. LulT Ia. "a.
AZ. orr iCi.Ha E.1i.CLL!TH CnNECni?Ta -
.ir.-iE' JT;Cs1 - -, :--.-.. a>r>s
4.y y5bii-hed yon 80 T~;~.r' =. -T--' Ill e'S,
- a u,l05 sasaz r''es::.'-~-, 81 s'-... ~. ~
;Ta.o 10 -s1Ly wi;t %: isH''.
81 pa.a -st.ls rr-;u:sy- yea = !:.cn..sS u:f--.,
md :!.s III 4torsz' IaiJ OF -.v..s -.:..il AZ:
.ns n;Ia. scE;t1 mi -r'Sc- 17-. nTor s:ieci.ch.
GA! ccu.c.:r Tsi;tatr tina tiili.7, v,::--es 80
s75.as Gr.s iepaui Ts:i.j - J"7: a4s.::..,
81 .hs r.L.s G.! 55f siT-ies.
Z, So. :,.lvGs saj @s.tEs, shsll !na:s
e. %. h.si1.asps :: SO. J. J.a nss 'lE1E, VEIL
,ost.. D. t-.spa IT. TgssSeA i'oa h-:. oil
isEsTis authorized Ia appreciation CT oas11. ~ii
ea 2s,5 Il iii tnrtsascs q s,lTcIi-- Cur .St.H
.F-a.'--=i cft s:o---ls=y - Hsi,
;5gast, q. '"rlFZ!
.iu:S-: rai .::.:.o. f;-.':oi. .
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