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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31
CITY ITEMS.

POSTAGE STAMPS RErvsED.-It Is said that the
proprietors Of the Broadway and Madisou-avenus
line Of sages running 70 Wall street, have instructed
their employees not to receive postage sampsdn pay
ment Of fare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31
bort War0ens' Nctlee.
srArx OF Nnw iosx;

STATE NHw toxn "a, xy.u.x
HroTJrr i hsr,by owen. n accordance win
-s,on Of the Ae p...sd April 1851 ss' ~ M. "A
Act to Roqaniro n. w.Is.1' o. =. having charge hs
"a, 90 :, w. s
the following vessel. now an or sramnsons viii b
msss. sS 10 ,sS DAY. succeeding this notice. %
board said vesscIs: Pier No. o. +
Steamship SaxoniA .....'''''''''Piex No. -, X. B.
Ga, 4
Shin brooklyn
snip ~, :, tord Ts
Ha,s Atlantic Dor&
Bark Ocean Bride. iSom pson's Ssssse
Schooner Kslph Post. ~. No a.
Schooner 'A"''' ." VIM IL BURLElaH. rS~s>
4. Arcs HEKxWAx SssSe!sEv.
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fAdvertisementI
THE TAX Bill.


Now READY pamphlet of % psse 6ue white papes
Beside the bill which is word fof word 10 .coordasos VIII
;ioa Of very article taxed ~ law aud the smess
he tax be levied thereon. The renders il oosplsts
aud convenient as 1t 10 possible to make It,
Price cents pospa4, - per 0 IL sent By express, ~
per IUs II BY mail. Adde'S tbs TRIBusB, ksv.Yosk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

ScHuErzvsrIsr.-This festival, commenced .
week ago, was brought to cl &c on Tuesday after
noon. by the corsuation Of Councilmen Pepper as
King for the ensuing year. Mr.. Keeper made the
best shot, by taking down the last remnant Of the
eagle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

DEATH At THE HosnIrAL.-Horatio Davis Of Co.
r, 18th Regiment Connecticut Volunteers, from Eos
ter, r. l., died st the City Hospital yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

sNiArCkE ALNAsAr
,ur-Rses.<:55 Seta...........7:i7 Mooa-Sses.. ~
WATER
ssndy fook. % Gov. Island - Hslsts .0tU
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Advert 50 aeutJ -
CDR. LELAND's An. ..KHHINATIC BANn.w

permsnen cure 70. tleum siism 'ut Neuralgia ed
oil Similar Affections Price, 81 sent BY mad or eIprssa
TKEATisr, with Certified TostniS niss
free Adapted to soldiers q SMITH Co., Proprietora
No. l9l broadway, NeW.Yeck.
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fAdyertise mentf

SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS CAN BE SECURED 81
ALL II they will use their faculties In the best
chronological examination at FOWLER & WKLLS. NJ. ~
broadway, viii tell you what you cso best do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

TIE POLICE AND THE POSTAGE SrAMPs.--lhe
report recently published, setting forth that the
police of the Twenty second Ward had directed
shopkeepers not to accept postage stamps WAS iar'
ni.hed by one Henry Clay Reynolds. This person
was visited by Sergeant Bowles at the instance OF
Capt. Slout, and accompanied bin to several places
in the Precinct where be said he got bis information
but Reynolds was unable TO find any Of the persons
whom be said had told him shat the police had noii'
fed them not to receive stamps Ia payment OF goods
at least all Of them denied having made any state
ment of the kind. Here is what Mr. Reynolds says
By WAY Of exclamation:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31
AcARp FROM MT. REYNOLDS.

To ne Editor of The N. Y. Tribute
Sin: Through the unntstons coupling OF two matters
tog ther In n statement you MoDdiy and which wa.
pnbsbed 10 inesdsv pape doubt but that error
has been made concerning the police, ~ body IN tue
Twenty soond Ward The refusal OF some OF the reta'
g,cc-s accept the stamp aud lo,nr sales thereby
now learn grew Of the huckses refusal of them nnt
why the refused TO tke the po.tse stamps ron
s on Saturday evening and Sunday morning ana assigning
reason that the police had warned 'heD-in inc same
manner tina, they do sgpin-t couutr,s and broken
hod utterly eose 20 acknowledge any such warning when
called upon In company with policemen rs,esr myssT
IL ~ 'sA@ A'N'''S'
40 52I ktsh dytaue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

An OFFICER ASSAULTED WITH AN Ax.-On
Tuesday evening William Mstherss into the Twenty
hr Precinct Station House. and requested thst officer be-
cent to his mothers No. lo2 East Thirty second street
20 fatck Everett who had srms himself with
and thcaanng tho live, Of the inmate. Of the bud
ing Ohicer Carmichsel sent Evcrtt, who
his Teom tsn tarlng the oess hs bead severely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

EXEMPTIONS USDER THE MILITIA LAw.-The
CLERK Of tho Supreme Court has issued q notice to
all persons claiming an exemption under tie law
from serving in the militia to file their claims in the
office Of the County Clerk on or before the 10Th of
August.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

The Camden and Amboy Company are supplying
cars with berhs, Tor the conveyance OF wounded SOL
diers over their road and doing everything neces-
sary TO minister TO their wants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

A NARROW EscAPE.-On Tuesday, as farmer by
tho name OF +. H. Carpenter of Mt Kisco had taken
refuge from the shower in q barn, with two Of his
hired men, the barn was struck by lightning For
tunately none OF them were seriously hurt The
barn which was new and full Of grain and hay, was
totally destroyed Loes between 500 and s'OOi no
insurance,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-16
EY BENSON q BRU., Auui's.

ADMIRABLE CHANCE FOR INVEST
MENT.
UyHE FARIsH HOUSE, In ChsfIot.ess lille, for sal. 81
NJ public suction, with sil the
HOTEL Ell RNITUR F.,
Intending t, retire from the business IL ~hich ] hASe 50
ion. re-u engaged, | Will offer thu sh"ve very TAi""''is
property for sale, Oh the PROMISES. on
MONDAY !, TUE 2op DEcEAHEE, lH62.
rk!s property, situated on the s"ntI si!e Of me Public
sousru, Ia the very heart Of Chariottrsvillr, Is sat well
Lu.Su 20 the punlG that no description OF u hert h. here
gwen.
buiIdinr, ahisiI IL Of hrrk, sni comparatively Lr~, ,nl
rouabls uf ACCOM- m niatng = very lsrge number 81 r9"sts,
.oiu. twenty-five room. on the S.c"ud ana THIRD d"o'.'t
q ,srge brick building shlu'u'hg htl"ng IL Ard ~i'i he ""hi
With thr A.ish huusr.
Immediately after toe ssIe, aud ccniinuing from Dag 20
day AS Inn 81 may ir t-cr,snry, viii prarr"t 10 &C.! 81
public auction, The whole NJ t1
FURNITURE AND WARE"
OF every description o W used Ia he ssiSbF>hmrnt. rGa'
aiItIrR CT sush 8 supply for
OTNiNG-koOna,
Y%ED-ROOMS,
AND KITCHEn,
a, have been compelled 10 accumulate rIr the ACCORDING
duttou Of the putrnnags OF tho Uaufe, which has b--n
steadily Increasing for 5eara uut!I ]: hs1 6-c"ne absolutely
overnowtng.
The real estate vii! he sold ior S5.udJ In hsnd, (or Ill
c.sh. u prrfrrsrd,l snd thr balance on n credit - onr,
two, three, foul and five years. with Interest film tn- day
Of sole, payable annually, bonds, with gooi peInJuAl se'
cuHty 10 BIZ given, secured By deed Of trust, ar RESERVATION
u the tlrle, ~ / may prefer. For the personal property,
the terms win be cssh as IN al SUES Of 60 aEd Under
for larger sans q credit Of sikh months, with !nterr.t from
day of sale. secured By negotiable notes, we'll enforced.
At the sane time Ell be sold aome
VACANT LOTS,
al! suitable for building lo,u, aud 20 acres Of WOOD LAID
Dec s-tdss dfD. l.. nEYToS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-16

.,t,o,a ;nde;nit. Y 'Sb ,,ra&toratiGns if
. p'S nIsssinpa wlich v, *:sterIr er5ay-d
!" ,.ounon with tho people Of the ':,'''.
w,rn even the ",n.r, 'amps;Gi p!auiscl
sc unl,r Burnside. nad now bttdine il s'nra.
;lrus failure. ,aS;#&&gg /" the '%;aa:;ir1rl 10 ,'l0e~
.;s;s a! The Slsr F:n,a:.i~tat> 20 ~ ~sstsH:N.
ed with cue Or ny 80 :9nH'"
not hriug IA any ntefaf I" oar $3.50 u.s.
si-m..fsceG nr followed hy ma '.?>rr*
,,,.n' IN tho part Il Congress rs ;''"nla 1"atH'r:.
th,. ,.yol;ri a,at.t sab gp"H-:nGs Il W.
equitable, isros:t,nn OF 1he g0ieras.er'
have no more doubted that !tsfs" We
Union toylins at TIE South. : plenty u
hcls would be glad ~ ~. auu tuat tue TO-
tyranny of jeff. b. ,st rid OF the gr'hu'rE
,.,i;vn f,rli,,r Wis, than that the conSer-
Visa m a,: of the North would one day
dor I'll oseitu'n ~ equsnS 49,
, ,iism Of the radicals. Bat 10 rem
DER tlis latent loyalty at tho South "f us'
TO ua, VIC ruust give it assurances TINT us
rights will te respected. Let the present
sossicn pass away as the last one did
a;,i wr shall make no progress III
wards the suppression % The. lcbcllion.-
Eycl. should Richmond fall, the rebel:
would still carry Oh tho war a foutrdnce
disputing with us every Inch OF territory
And what, meanwhile, ,s the prospect before
the North Increased taxation to meet AL
Increased debt, estimated for the ensuing
year ut more thsn 3 Thousand millions, a fur
ther depreciation of the currency, brought
about by tho efforts Of the Government to
meet its obligations with fresh paper issues
thereby rendering tue rich Spectator richer,
aud the professional man and the mechanic
poorer, and the slll wider spread of desola-
ton and grief among the homes that have
been already 30 heavily visited.
To this period Of tribnlation and suffering
we Gun only see a remote terminatlon-re
mote when we take into account these i'm
nepse sacrifices and the strain upon the pub
lie mind tie meanwhile. In the Presidential
election of 1864 the nation will find that So
lu,ioa cf its difficulties which the abilities OF
its statesmen and the magnitude Of its re-
SOURCES have failed to supply. To the mag
mi6cent conservative maioritles that will sweep
the North in that contest va shsl!, under
t1od, bs indebted for The restoration of the
! Snn-h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-16

Gen. Geary insists upon his share OF no
tee. On his resent visit to Winchester, lr
staid about two hours in Il state o. great
alarm all the time; but he says it was all
night, and that tine people resolved him with
asclaInations, begged him to stay, and shed
tears when be left. 1t is a mieerable slaulsr
upon a harasssd but faithful people. Halleck
is III danger Of having his fame ecIipsed by
his precious subordinate. Grary is the same
who sto,n=d at Mss Foster in Fauquier,
shoak his fist in her face, halt drew his sword,
and Threatened her with his fury, because
she would not receive in silence bis vilhtica-
ton Ct the Confederate soldiers. From ouch
a Iutian we should In SOONER expect truth
than courage.
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spea:sAE. NUEna;ES.


e~SPRCiAL NOTICE.
LARGE AMOUNT OF VERY ATTRAC-
TivE REAL. ESTATE TO BE BOLD AT AUCTION THIS
DAY.
Tn, ,pecial u,'enrloh OF the public 10 particularly called
TO The following rSles OF iaust valuable rshi estate 10 ccme
~ THIS DAY, va
At II O'Clock \. H., TO the large Lumber Yard On The
south.hid. OF Broad street, nearly opposite 10 The MenI'
mental Church. now occupied by Mr.. John A. belyin.
Att O'Clock r. ~, 10 the handsomely IMPROVED heal fs-
tat. on prouk A Avenue, which the late Philip snider occu.
pied 1T the time OF his death.
Atlb o'c!ack r. ~, 70 tie valuable Suburban or Market
Farms, VI ~ acres, near the new Fair U rounds, tpart ofthat
formerly owned By Robot A. Lancaster) 10 be divided In
TO two or three small psrceit.
AT O'Clock P. n To. thu large and Wen located tbFee
story Brick tenement, On the North side OF Broad: between
9Th and 1Uth streets, nov occupied by hr. John A. BelVin;
nod, also, to tho h~raut.ful and truly valuable lot, fronting
50 fec, on said Broad street. adjoining the residence Of Col
bigger.
FoY further particulars see Auction Head.
GJpDIN / APPERF0N,
Dec Ia Anrtinnrers. 3.
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For 10 Enquirer.
Al tf.s.v 4. WIgg

IA! tisssr \. WIsE
Sir. Allow lie tha liberty 10 sussssa, t. yb'l
the following brief reply - t'rneral Reyes
letter III, The Subject u: .sIe Williamsburg
lMnaL,; AsYlum:
10 Major General f.. D. kEYs-Sir: In re-
ply to that portion at your lettaT III Dhc. 3a'
in which you any, WHO knows winch de-
serves the creator pity, the poor lunst'c in the
Asylum at williamsburg, or the men who
have made this war;" have only to say thai
] entirely concu in this conclusion, viz: that
the wretch who declared and commenced this
war Of infamous invasion can only be regard
ed ss one Of the most miserable lunatics.
Eeay respectfully,
Your obcdient servant,
UgnRY A. WISE,
Brigadier General,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-16
MANLY LETTER OF A MARYLAND STATE PR.
S0NER.
TO the Editors ofthe Enquirer:

RICHMOND, Dee. Il, 1862.
GENTLtMsS: The fact CT the release from
Fort Warren IF the Maryland State prison.
rrs has been announced in the journals of the
Moth, as well As in thoac of the South
Many Of The former, however, have persisted
ID the false statement that these prisoners
accepted the conditions offered them by the
government. and were discharged on parole.
In order to remove any suspicion that may
exist among the Southern people Of these
men having d!shouored themselves by making
sny terms with tho miserable tyrant under
whose iron baud they have suffered every
indigu,ty ind hardship, Tor the crime Of SYN
pathizing with rs in our righteous Cause, and
in justice to them, | respectfully request the
insertion in your columns of the following
letter. 1t is only necessary To slate that no
terE,s were otiored and u"ne accepted, and
that the sentiments therein expressed were
shared i'll common BY all.
Respectful ly,
Your obedient servant,
J. HowArp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-16
70 lie Editors ocMe Enquirer :

20 tie Editors Of the Enquirer:
GEHTLEMEs-I see through tho columns OF
your paper r number Of distinguished names
suggested for our next Governor. Permit
Tue to add another name to the list: in the
person Of General Henry.A. Wise. It is not
my intention to disparags tho claims of 9TH
ers; but, IN my opinion, no man in the Com
mouweal,h combines in higher degree the
re1uisItiuns 10 makes good and efficient Gov
eInur. No Inan gaYe more universal satisiac-
tion, while Governor Of Virginia, than did
General Wise. As a proof Of his popularity
and An evidence that his administration was
approved by the people, it is Only necessary
to refer back about two years, when nine
leniha OF tho loyal people of the Common
wealth regretted that be was not then Cover
nor.
! 10 not attend to cast any reflection upon
Governor Letcher. He, nc doubt, acted from
4 scnse of duty, and what he believed to be
right; his administration since that time gives
abundant evidence that he is a good, able aud
efficient Governor.
General Wise's powerful intellect, his great
energy, zeal and industry, added to his tho
rough knowledge Of the wants of the State,
eniuently tit him for the Gubernatorial chair.
We want man for our next Governor from
whom the people caa catch the spirit Of en-
terprise in developing the resources of our
State to the fullest extent. General Wise is
emphaticGlly thai man. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-16

or THugnUGhHhfD h"sSE'Twlh ~ q ;.
, Tnna.nAY Tie lstb day Of psse1s,' n'n H.. & :
te.suu.g, riiyiuis, al Ihe bi"A'e" ''''A
H. H., mar. usre,,s, by Boston, outSf oatdJ .:1"
old Str Charles, AID be! yrsrDas cell. y sseszIH GU: {.
afaod mare LaJy Merit, o. imported $500.
iudis. nr yIrsca,cr, uui Of hAtstts. 5 ysaI'o- ho;is
Ready Mary, oGt OF the a.la u Tie ;elds:A'eo
Tvobits, by Reyeuu-, Two years old , 100 ysIt
GaG.tala., cat OF Lady a-r'!. W he'e'''
old. u,-,, sIs ysc
Asv, John Toe. dam Lsd5 iIsh;, ~ 1rSas'""'
old. hvofr
Il u believed that he above stGet WV
bly, With With ary In tho ctlfstsrat' nlH"@
Full pedigseI fainisne7.
Terms N sde known o. lay Of lAl7: ,zrorRRooK,
~ ..o-ney fsr tie sltssfeI}
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-16

~ THO,. BRANCH G IONS, AucTs.
AUGTlU s A l. E
SuGAR. SALT AND TOBACCO.
Wy g Gill o. u,,oepce o1y mex. regular sales At the ircn
w From, By!liiu,, Sycamore Street, Petersburg va
81 IN o'clock, DEC. 18th, ls62;
70 hhds raw sugsri
loo bbls
100 half bbiB
20s8nks Salt;
2,U-o boxes Tobacco
loo tierces Rice
Is hhis prime hiigsr, &c:
u..s-,ds Petersburg, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-16
D. H. N0GE.
Tt tie Editors o(the Fnquil.e,

Gentlemen: The Legislature Of Vir-
ginia will soon assemble. One OF their first
acts will be to supply the vacancy in the
Confederate Senate, occssioned by the death
of the gifted Preston. The Legislature will
look closely into this matter, 50 that the ser
vices of some one of our best men may be
occurred, and at the same time the wishes Of
the people Of the West regarded. Let party
affiliations be discarded. Let only the best
interest of the country be consulted, and we
feel assured that tho claims of d. II. Hogs, Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-16

FURNITURE 1T UCTION.
ryy z are receiving several large lots OF PUHEiTuRE, q
w portion OF which Is Of superior qusiity, which we
shall offer at Auction during The t.ext week. Peraons nav.
ing articles thes desI. 10 have Included In the sale VIII
please have them neat In within tile aext thFee o = i"uf
days.
Having the most %ccmmohious and hest lighted rnons 10
the Oily, We shalt he prepared to exhibit It In Toe very osa'
msnner for copsignors, Us we'll ~ buyers.
"AA. EEflT, PAINE q GU
Auryonrr-s-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-16
SEVERE TAXATION.

4 Bedfurdshilc Rector" in England, trlls
thn Lancashire people 10 bear patiently their
taxes fer TN: relief If tie poor; for that tho
rates in b4lfnrasllire sire still higher than
,heirs. Uu: Of an incnna Of 1900, he says
he is "annusIly called OH to pay for The
support If the poor alone, very nearly
Ei5n-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-16
3. 81. PAAks, ". W. huT.HIR.yS.
Atlanta. ta. Lyuchhurg. Va

fftHE uuisrsigar,i hs Why Established th-l,-lYes 10 At,
4 i.Lta. st ue old aid selli nrwu stand o. Z. 81. -ras0.
curGer VI Aiabsns AMI Pryor str--ts. tor u. III. POSE nf
trSn.sctpg 40 AUCTION AND uESEkAL GuH nIrsIUt
BuSla Sat, for the sale Of Produce, GrOc-ri-s Nil Kinds NJ
ertctsbiise, Hes! k.taie xad Negroes Respectfully enrit;ta
sh-fu Of tie pair onn u NJ the public. With 'he full sssu, .ure
that they eau 70 I IL Il eli iGt.r-st 10 u. 80. They urr PIE.
pared ,n MAKE liberal sivhhc-s fo' al Foods c1BaIynrd to
thrn.. snd prompt rtturIs vi ssira and Of Lei prnee.Ls in.y
be canhd. oily reliel Oh.
Their Auctlonr.r IS one OF he best In the c. unity. and
ai hAa had ample eIDrH-ure, no that al Goods TO De hold
81 Auction may te EXP =clei 10 be well seli.
Dec iS- ctUt.. K. 81. PAEK2 CO.
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G~S9scR.%r. sias5s:R.
aD!'T / :s,:.i"r GfiNI''H ibFFlcE.I
tliynAuEI, ih1: IL. isGy. 1

AD.T 4 'Is!.i y tHNl'S trFNsrL'
tliunauEL, inr IL. isGy.
tirNEIiAi, hitpNtnI
NJ. l05.
l. EIIue confusion having OCCURRED In the payment
OF troops in hospitals, rs authorized in paragraph Ill,
General Orders G5, modified by paragraph |, General
Orders No. 81, and ~ paragraph II, General Orders
Is, II is hereby direrlcd that the orders nhoYn rclrrreI
10 he 30 limited NJ to embrace only the monthly lmS
OF the soldier mustered on the hospital rolls, aud hill
Quartsrmasters, making payments 10 loops referred to
10 said orders, are required regularly to forward through
the AJjutsnt and Inspector Generals office ~
the company commanders OF such troops, Ito be noted
on the company rols,) an accurate lst of lie persobS
and amounts 10 paid, aud the particular time FOR which
such piyuIrnls have been made.
II. NJ transportation tickets will be issued eIccp!
when the applicant presanta conclusive evidence that
he has proper authority for his absence from his rnm-
mand, and il entitled to transportation. 4 register
will he. kept III til, transportation office np0n which
tho nsnm Of ihe applicant for transportation, and the
authority up"u which transportation is given, will BE-
recorded 10 every cs44e. Every prr;suiuu will he IL.
ken against imposition and fraud, and Whenever such
fraud Ur Imposition ID Ce'rrlet II will la imiuedi a,ely
reported 80 the pruIer authorities.
by Older.
(SiCneI) $. COOPER,
Dec l5-lw Adjutan, aud Inspector Genl.
II Wing cupy oae week,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-16

ADJT. d INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE
ltiCHAuHD, Dec. l3. ihG2.
GENERAL uHpERsl
No. l0i.
]. EncaInFmcnts u trnps near towns and Villages
must la avoided where il is not Indispensable When.
ever 1t Ii 81, Il sufficient force for guards and ontlols
MUST be selected from the best disciplined troops and
Assigned 10 a garrison. &c, and officers and men will
not be permitted 10 enter tho town or village except
Oh written permission Of the commauIing officer.
II. Arms must not he carried from the camp, uor
Will mounted men in camps be permitted TO ride their
horses except upon duty.
III. Private property il invariably to be. respected,
and must not be taken or used except when indLpen.
sable for ihr public service, and then only by orders Of
competent authority, and in the manner pointed out
In the Army Regulations, and orders of The Quarter.
master and Comniasary Departments.
NV. The reckless destruction of fencing, wood and
otEtf property q: tho citizens, which has occurred in
30 many instances, cannot lie TWO strongly cnndam0ed.
Commanders Of troops of whltcyor grade should. by
the exercise Of diligence and strict discipline, endesy pr
10 prevent such results. eutniing, rs they will, poverty
upon individuals, and useless expense on the Govern.
ment. Fencing ought lot 10 bt disturbed where il
for the pnbiic use that which ia less: valuable must
he selected. with a. little waste as practicable.
V. a careful Observance OF these orders is e~njoined
on the army, as Of the first Importance To the public
interests. All vinlatinb1 of them are directed IL be
reported 10 the proper authority, for such punishment
as may be Requisite.
By older. tSieneaI S. COOPER.
Ad1t and lnsu'r lieu1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-16
S Wing will please copy.

To the Editors cfhe Enquirer:
GENTLEMEN: | have seen the names of
many gentlemen proposed 10 suitable PERSONS.
to he made next Governor Of Virginia but
none, | SIN cure, will be received more avora-
bly, than that OF John Randolph Tucker, our
present Attorney General. He is we'll known
to the whole State, rs a gentleman Of ire
proachable character and tine intellect. Has
business qualifications ara not exceeded by
those of any man Of the legal profession.
His capacity for public speaking, ard the
clear discrimination and power of his forensic
efforts are we'll known; whilst for general
knowledge of men and things hs is equal to
any lnan.
In my humble opinion, if the State were
searched no better man could lie found than
MIR. Tucker Without sdvisement with any
one, beg leave to bring hia name to the at
tsrition Of the public. ALsxMAgLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-16
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! STEAM SAW MILL, HORSES, MULES &c.
T1]HE undei slg1ed will sell q. public auction, on Ito
Il p.emises, ns.r Chesterfield CURT Home, on MvE.
DAY, tie I'D d.y Of DECEMBER NEXT, one exceierl
Siesn Saw Sill, ~ hurse.po~er, III likely MaIes, three
Horse.aud one Colt, AVE- Wagon. and Garry Log, q large
q m ,unt Of Harness, and all the lnplsm.nS necs.ssry 70
,ahntng the said Mill.
Aud al the same time vii be sold one osrt and Farming
EtsriNs. q. J. DUAL i co.