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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-08-28

Since The breaking out Of this gigan'
tic rebellion, more than sixteen months
ago. the couspirators have constantly
and recklessly. by hard lying tried to de.
ceive the Southern people as to tho pur.
pose for which an army Of loyal men
was semi against them. lf'he Govern
men, had proclaimed. Immediately after
the Inauguration Of Mr.. Lincoln, that
the slave Of every man in arms, against
the Government or aiding and abet'ing
those in arms, should ever thereafter be
free, that every guerrilla should be in
sian,ly shot,tha, every traitor in the 10y
ii States should DO Immediately incar.
ceraled in prison during this hellish in.
surreclion, thht every man cruising in
search Of national merchantmen upon
the high seas should DO hung at yard.
arms as a pirate, that every carrier oil
lraito,ous dispatches should be shot
down in his tracks, that every desecra.
tor Of the tomhs Of loyal soldiers should
be hung and quartered, that every pois.
oner Of food or drink should be compel.
ed to live oslong as he might upon such
poisoned food and drink, that the prop.
erty ofevery kind anil nature Of all dis
loyal men in loyal States should be
struck OF 60 The highest bidder and the
proceeds devoted to the public use, that
everything in insurrec,ionary districts
possessed by traitors should DO appro.
pria.ed as soon os within our lines, to.
wards the subsistence ofthe Union arms,
and themselves hung upon The first tree,
and their women and children banished
TO the north during The rebellion, end
that every house or town from which
Union soldiers were shot, should be burn.
ed to ashes; We sayif all these things had
been done since the rebellion common
oed, instead Of the forbcaring conciliato.
~, forgiving and remuner,ting policy
that until now had obtained, these lying
scoundrels could not have heapej more
abuse, nor belabored us with more or
msausr epithoLs than they already have
done. With feigned horror they have
thrown upthsir hands, all dripping with
blood and besmsared with The guilt Of
every conceivable enOrmity, and called
upon European despots to intervene in
their behalf as an innocent, outraged and
oppressed people. Since The day that
the "father OF lies" was hurled from his
high estatein Heaven, till the present,
no band Of consplratots ever so richly
deserved to share his su 'phurous abode,
ornow that right by more a'rocious
Sicksdness, by more INSCRIPTIONS ly
ing, by more unprinciplea deception, nor
in word, BY SO near 40 approach to
deeds. that incarnate Gends delight to
revel in down in their neither darkness,
in the deepest hell, as their demons in
human form concocled and are now con
trolling this hellish instruction against
our unequaled government. Let his Sa.
.anic majesty right speedily call home
bis dear children, that this fair land may
no. be cursed logger by their cortamin-
ating presence and spared the vile drop.
pings Of sianderons and purifying
tongues.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-08-28

twenty-five men from Richie, who
were trying 10 escape to The Southern
army, were caught on Tuesday last, and
sent to prison.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-08-28

VIZ learn that some forty men under
one Sturm, who were cndeavorins to
flee from Dixie, were captured, and
Sturm MORALLY wounded, by a scouting
.rras:a qtsht s;sfl ;'iss;ilis n. shas.,
ton. Several guerlIlas were killed, aid
one Sturm, two Meters, two Yorts and
others we're captured near Warrington.
tits said that they revealed a plot for a
general guerrilla organization in that
r.gips. .,y,.,s ,,,,,. 49,. 40
From various other quarters, we hear
of those fleeing the draft being lakeu.-
[Press.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-08-28
Col. Frost, ofJackson county, is d'

Col. Frost, ofJackson county, is DID
ing the work right, as we see by the fol
lowing from the Virginia Chronicle:
Last Sunday week two Union me
named Johnson and Howes, had each
horse stolen by the Moccasins. As sod
as the facts were made known to Cd
Frost, he sent notice to some ton 1
twelve secession neighbors of these mel
thatif the horses were not returned 4
their equivalent paid to the owners will
in ten days. he would proceed to seize
sufficient amount Of their property an
sell it for tina, porpose. In two or lhr
days sf!eyward the horse Of Johns
was returned, md lowcs' found his WI
home myGtetiously day before ycstctdi'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-08-28

Maj. barr has buen appointed Pro
yosl Marshall for this State II he ~
severe enough, he is good officer Tic
only complain! Of Union men is. lie is
too lenient.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-08-28
TO ALL CONCERNED.

Tho time Of many Of our six months
subscribers will expire in few days
We hore all such will remember TO re.
new their subscriptions Immediately.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-08-28
MoRE ABour TIE Pnoposep DsArr...

MoRE ABour THE PnoposeD DsAFr..-
Gov. Peirpoint last evening received by
telegraph the following additional rsgu.
lation for the enrolment and draf. Of
Militia:
WASHINGTON, Aug. IA, 1869.
Cor. +. H. Peipoint
Eight-0rdered, that in filing all lie.
QUESTIONS for militia the quotus Of the
several States will be opportioued by tho
Governors among the several counties,
and when practicable, subdivisions Of
the COUNTIES so that allowance shall DO
made 10 such counties and subdivisions
for all volunteers heretofore furnished
by then and mustered into the service Of
the United States and whose stipulated
time Of service shall not have expif
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-08-28
EDWIN NJ STANTON,
Ssc'y Of Var.

This IL no more than Just and we are
grateful tha. such aregulntion has been
adopted.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-08-28

County CouRr-Ths County Cousi
August, Quarterly term, on Mond1
morning last. nineteen justices being
present, unanimously agreed to levy
tax for The relief of The families of volun
teers from this county. A levy of 30
per cent on the amount Of State Reven
ue was laid, marking, We believe 1884
Quite sum for our young men to con
slider before they are drafted, AMI have
10 leave their famiie, unprovidel for
Drafted men don't get any Of it, Fair
mont National.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-08-28

MoRE FEMALE SscEsslosls,s. On
Tuesday, Misses Clarine Smith, Eme-
line Neale, Fanny Hopkins, Alice NeaIe,
Florida Neale. Norma Smith and Mrs.
Geo. Neale, it., were brought TO this city
from Parkersburg, and confined in the
Debtors apartment, Of the county Jail for
refusing to take the oath. These parties
having been very profuse in Their pro-
LESSONS sympathy with tho rebels,
had been formally required to take the
oath, and having refused, expressed
their determination to take the conse
quences. They and all those who are
similarly guilty should be punished in
the same manner. It's the only way 10
which their mouths can be elfectnally
closed upon the subject
Since writing the above, we learn that
the ladies became convinced Of their er.
ror, went before Major Darr, the Provost
Marshal, and in the most solemn man
ner took the oath, and entered into hea.
Wy securities to keep it. Press.
The New York herald., 1862-07-13

cep, NJ unsr such ressrictos conditions ard regua
tIous AZ he u ay power, nov In ne aseen Ant b 70
nav see nc a. impose. But until tn SO ndeDabio
m tai ns tLs restoration VI mmun.cstion bst@ ssn
Il. o. of this city and III III ~h,m, IN tbs In
tricr ,hsy have Tor yea boen terms OF the most
int mate g. social and frkn Iy relations is just
At TINS ms ! matter OF n most = igin necessity
The EXISTS Ne have been made aware o IL =, very
err nrons re ing With regard the people OF tins cy,
the pa large Iorton OF tn 80 Ia ms and the "a
1ninx states which, had but he means we once nSa
free with them. co';ld easily reverse
Correct but which, separated We are without 40
greatly l. onr iniuy tonly for ito present hut hr
The sn.. the lcrma go,a OF New Orleans, ';
ed,eni " possib D, that tier un,ers andng Win
regard 20 our relative osltion exists shond 10
a. aud n VIII have tao bes Interests Of thr city ~
b. art and have r. their power !" atvance IN SO
mt rests, ~ lst be hoped be pfomnt willing to
facilitate, in all practcabs ways SO desirable issa,t
The New York herald., 1862-07-13
BROOKLYN city News.

TaH BRooKrYs Frss DEPARTMENT TVS M,LrIk Law
The near prospect Of drafting has occssioned quite
lively time Ia the Fire Deatnent Of Brooklyn. IL being
widely known that 10 bc!ong Ore company sxemrts
from military duty application for membership have
bscos ncon vsnienly frequent. The Board OF Roprs.
ssntatives hsvo accordingly adopted the following pre-
anhle and resolutions -
whereas Tho President Of the United States has made
call rov 900 600 moro for ths purpose of putting
down the rebellion while the state Legislature passed
law making 10 imperative every sie citizen TO 10
member either OF nro or military company, nnd
Wlsreas. Tho duties Of 1renien are conparati e,v
light and tho initiation fee and other charges are tfpe
making Il much more desirable 10 join the Fire Depart
ment and, Nt
whereas, rns Department hss supplied many mrn
who are now doing good service In the war bt TO tho
support ~ whose wives and families tho coinIaues arc
frequently called on to contribute from their fund
therefore,
tescIved, That The companies bc requested 10 raise
the price Of the inliiaIionfss from a. TO S.
The New York herald., 1862-07-13
ARRIVALS.


Rd' MrsS wa'yp S \. a1 ws.sGs s.ss sas
Smith Brcas Mr. Berrsn ard .dy. Nsgcs snlice g.
sIssa. na isssn s ~ Issa. Gx,sssa' y:s $s%I.,
Charles Spencer. John oories' Pitcher AcGuirs' Mr.
xss f. ass DsTs
Major Locke S United sa. A%y cen f0ye the
Easd nnsd saiss Lieut. Gen
pc SoeT pr Gae aep .s,sS MSrsy and
xas ea. sa,s
y. Nv osssa yaaes
u M % NJ M"rs1 New RsS Sort 81 NJ nsh
Ferguson II seward, Durand
SAN sALvApoR-schr Angelia-G Lehman.
NEW ORLEAxs-schr HAze-J Davis. J Brown.
,.CaEDEsAs-schr Argus Eys-c Kinds. G Tureo, 3
sourRAnrror, HAvRE AND ,spuRc- -stesm,hip Teuto--
Mr so M. Mw Yo,s NJ
ton; Ma. Franken,haI LeIman San vranclsco Mus
s';S s's:s @ %
fsra E sT n Mr and ss rs New
k. ss~ ssesSA sasassFs fss
ss ce'ssfs Angst
g.sy
n :a r.. sass ssrr " aud sa ss%
iissry p;s%; !. Iogi.J Arn;,, vernon: Ju!a. Rom
Cha: sprssss1 Meyer wss: K: sWIssd Wsrs sad
sons, n ID Wart Miss Ward Il Morrl New York
Mrs Louise Paner and three cheren Miss Paner
yn; Mrs Il Woodburn and dauchter. Philadelphia Mr
and MrsJ Barnes Brooklyn Mrs Minna Koch Pbilsde.
phia Mrs Elise Och Vienna; Mrs Mary Jane HAIR Maine,
Mrs Augusls HeliheE New York and others stcerage-
total iN Specie, $4,000.
idvEnrooL-steamship CITY Of Batmor"-Ms Lazarus.
oar cld en- and infant Syraruse Albert job Pre.
Robt Games. Collin. de sollatons a, Mex epze
y ons New York Louis Janin VIM Carson. Gallagher
Benz saunders Rev Brcnnan N IS Long. Miss Lucy
Peacock, wife and child Lonion; Mss Hamil Car
Mrs Ekanah ch, Boston, Mrs Bolster Philnde phia
Miss Bolster Philadelphia: Miss Rich, Hoston; Hiram Il
Barney ard ay Marsh, w Riecks, Alexander Thos.
kion, Rev Malone, Philadelphia; IT. os Fry, Eaton,
Miss Susan Gass Mad Noli Manuel de la Partila and
friend Aiphonse Grue stephen Ea viii Denton
Gniorc Jose Suz and lady, Havana Chas
c.nnnt: " Selisman New York; ligman New York;
Clark, B nghanpon: Ema luel Segre Fndlty wife
and two children; Williams, Philadelphia ii CoIlng-
wood, Alex Hcgy Baltimore; q williams Philadelphia,
Maf.tean VIM Braney PniladeIphia Sam el Boyd, PHI
lsdelphi. John HUM, Philadelphia; James Barron,
Samuel Mackey Philadelphia ailes yincen wife aud
children; Mr. Gnicret Edward Fairbanks and wife, Hos
Professor Sheppard, Amherst Mass II Pix Bosron;
Win " Rose and lady. Alex Lyle and VIE, Rev Bolton
aud lady, Rev W Sabine, Rev Boardman, Rev Ei.
enw ool, Rev Bosrdman, Rochester, Richard
John Nichols, Gilbert Ballard and George
ston boston; Mrs Barron New York; Mrs BAXTER NV
York: Robert Dodge. Captain Ciu-rurk British ar.ry
Nesmsh, Master Baxter. New Yurs Ms Mary Booth and
danghteri VIM FIndIey, Captain Meatyard primo Agosi
Mur DR. Chaplin, wife and two children New York; Mr.
Clunie New York Mr. Bar New York; Joseph Risa-with
others In the seerage. Specie $2,G24o9 80.
The New York herald., 1862-07-13
Funerai or Hon. E. G. west.

The funeral OF the Hon. Edward o. west Surrogate
Of this city took place st hapast three s'cicck Fri.
dsy afternoon his late residence No l07 Lexington
Several distinguished members Of the bar and
other Of prominence ATTENDED 70 pay last trbuts
OF respect to the clay or the departed The funeral
vices were conducted In private and unostsntatious
msOner. AZ three o'clock the Rev. Father william
Ciowry, Of st. Gabriss church. East Thirty sixth street
read the Impressive aud meurnful service for the dead
according TO the Catholic ritual after which tile body
removed the hearse snd conveyed 10
for inrnsnt followed BY large corisge Of csrriagcs
The following geusmon acted pail bsarers:-,Jack-
son g Shuts, Edw ard r. Tramane. Charles r. Clover
William O. Russell, Rolert J. dillon, Isaac Boil Jr
Patrick Mcrlroy, Gaprisl Van Cott James T Brady
AIexsudor W. Bradford. William Sanger and Richard b
Connolly.
bore tho following inscription on silver plate -
The New York herald., 1862-07-13
HEApQtARrxRs MILITARY Comnavnayr.
kxw Qnf rAxa CIR. IL. 80 q 49,. }


ksw ORLEANS, CIrY HaLt, Jins 2T 1892
The legislative power Of the city OF New Orlssns has
heretofol been vested, by law, in Board OF Adsrmen
and Board OF Asstant Aldermen who together formed
the Common Council VI the city 7is power Ia low sus
pended The soats Of the Aldermen and Ass,s,aut Al
dernen have all heen vacated or them nv ihs
expiration o their n Office the ronn.pder bv
their neglect to take the oath of allegiance to the
Sis,es required by General order No Al OF tho Com
mandinR General of this department
Believing tnat the iDoonv sncnCs incident To tsnpo.
rary suspension of legislative rover will be slight COM.
pared With tho evils which have heretofore copss
guert on excessive aud frsqusntly corrupt
these vacancies will not be dsd until such tns tbers
ehaii be sufficient number u the ctizsDs u New or
eas loyal 10 their country and their constitution 10 on
ttle them T. resume tho right Of self government.
20 nuch ~ The executive power Of the city as has
netoore tesn vested IN the Mayor viii for the present
leans " -" ~
'Burssu OF Flnanre" f. horsby consolidated com.
isn !" Board Of trse persons one OF whom shat bs
ths shrrfnsn " the Hoard, 10 be sppop ed nv The u
Afy eo nhndnnt. with such clerks az f1ay rorn mo
~ ms ~ ivund nerssssry, acd may be aIoI ed no
ne CHAIRMAN y Tue Board subject 10 the anrv AZ ~ tbs
hlh.y 1onnfndant. The suties Of said bureau shsIi
ue ne sam 40 those whs b-uHder the act anprovsa
Mach ~, 1905, end uuder other laws consttntng ,is
charter o. sad city y New Orleans aiit under ~. c,Ji
pances y the ely now IN f0roehsse been atribn,sd -
tbsssversl Committees Finance lire go,,ca ,.,r ~
ciary Claims. Educatou, and fguaitli in ia 9',,s5
Aldermen and 10 the Board ~ AsssrsG, A.der,nao ~ a.,
The New York herald., 1862-07-13
DIKr
JULY s lse2,


The deceased gentleman wss born IN Illinois Ills
mother was Spanish lady OF great beauty His father
was Mp plolnied by 9onorsl jackson TO 10 10 sonth
America ss Charas d'AGdirs, but died 10 Now York
boors be hal an opportunity of awaiting hsef Of his
appointment, ieavipgs family behind him. Exs,rro.
gate West was elected three years sgo, having run
agoinst Hon. hf, Bradford with great ccoss. lie
studied law IN tie Office or francis y. Cuttpg, and Sn
tha cornpeton q, bis formed partnership with
hr Glover, ~ c0nuction with whom he pvao issd up to
the tmeo m olection 10 the Office of Surrogate. lie
was prominent domosfat and an intimate personal
fricui Of Judge Douglas. He eayss an Interesting wifo
but no chifren, T. mourn ta oss. Accort1s to th5
provisions ot thc rstita, tho vacancy cnrs1 ylN
death vii ba lied BY the Hsn Charles r Day. nrst
Judge 0f the cUnAy
The New York herald., 1862-07-13
Scarcity or Food .

lFfon the nov U1isans Picayure, June ZB.J
BszAp.ls 10 almost Literally fact that we are, ~
this moment, In city, destitute " bread and nos
only that bot Of the naAssais OF wch bread Is made
In " lsssi OF largest markets the reply these
IN search o, ina; necessary article there Il
be had 40 70 four, viii b by General Shsp.
isys order tbs nominal prcs IA the market at present
10 twenty four dosrs barrel aud informed that
s dcult, IL not impossible, to obtain IT, sven tha.
high fgNrs. .rf
We learn. upon credible Information, that on board
several vessels lying ia che river there
quantity OF nour, which only awaits The necessary
transportation to the city Can no nesls % devised By
which those vessels can be brought ups Cannot tho
military authorities provide effective plan this
snds would be great bsssng u people, who
now literally without "the staG OF life" TO lean ou
The New York herald., 1862-07-13

The Coroner, in compiiancs with military order IL
at present engaged in making up table VI the murders
committed in ibis city sncs and including 1855
with report OF the fate " thu murderer or murd rrors
In each respective case far the can be ascsr
tanned concerning thom. Tho record may bsa pretty
red one but ths benvsn sequence scarcely be made
q very pTofnncnt feature OF the report
THB DEsEEIEss.
or the thirty sailors who took French leave or tho
United states ship Pensacola about half OF them have
bsea arrested aud are nov IN the parish prison.
The New York herald., 1862-07-13
News from yfcIssburC.

TFrom The New Orleans NatlonRl Advbcniel
Tho Wing says vlefsbnrg will never surrender The
citizens have taken their oisonai property from tho
city, leaving nothing behind but the bare walls which
TIE sneny rnsy halter dowa or burn II he seasft
The Cdasn says tho lower hoct veutnrcs with.
IN fair rssch o the batteries and when the upper feet
cines down there s ground for fear but that the
batteries above the city viii 10 able hold them In
check
The New York herald., 1862-07-13

Ia RENAfssAscxws learn that tho proprietor Of this
paper (pubshed down town In Frsnch), yesterday
summoned before the Provost Marshal consequence "
remarks which aprsarod in the introduction OF the
despatch which published Ia that paper copied from
the Ndoaai Adueca ia relation 20 the statement that
Official notice. had been received Richmond OF tho 70.
cognion OF the Southern confedsracy by France The
proprietor ordered TO submit Translation OF ai r.
turs matter Intended for bis paper the Provost Mar
shat before it could be published
The New York herald., 1862-07-13

Forging Bounty Land Warrants.
PHILADELPHIA July IL, 1862.
James NJ Dunkls has been committed by Commissioners
Hazlett charged with forging application for bounty
land warrants. Thirty pending against thss
prisoner, involving three thousand acres Of land.
The New York herald., 1862-07-13

From The New Orlsans Dsa, Juns @
An observer will sotics many faces In town
These the "ninety day men,, who went out in re.
sponss 70 General Beauregards appeal stand py hta
~ shiloh They did not stand very fast Their report
OF the condition u shsir late comrades In saddcunT
enough The troops destitute of clothing, cooking
utensils and food and the paymsstcrs out OF funds
The New York herald., 1862-07-13

Movements OF the Naugstuck.
PHILADELPHIA, July II, 1862'
The Naugatuck has arrived here route for New York.
Tor repairs.
The New York herald., 1862-07-13

GENERAL 0snERS--NO. Al.
HEADQUARTERS IErAhrhE or TIE GrIT,
ksw oLPAr Ia, June %. 1882. !
All the property in New Orleans belonging 10 General
n T. fwiggs and his son, the Inc me wh ch
d. has received and undor the ,ha-se his agent H.
pslrr.y. Fs conss tins Of real estate hcns notes
o, hand Treasury notes Of the United Stats slaves,
hotseh IA ~ niure &c Is h. eby se1nest stsd o. be
held to await tho action Of Unitsi States govern
m BY comman, of MAJOR General BC rLkR.
X. 8. DAVIS, Capt. aud A. A. A. g..
The New York herald., 1862-07-13

Van Dorm SapersedeA General Lowell
From the New Orleans Delta. June 80.
GENERAL ORDER, no. L.
HnADQU ARIRRs, Der or IoCMASA,
hIssssirPl EAST FLORIDA,
JACKSON Miss June q 1862
cokinSnd over tbs depsrtmsnt Il is recommended that
all persons living within eight miles Of the Mississippi
river their families servants tho interior
1t Is the intention 70 defend the dspartmen the
last extremity. EARL VAN DORM,
Major General Comm audinl.
The New York herald., 1862-07-13
MIsCnLLANnOUa,

WORMS CURED Foa 25 CENTS EACH.--BuNIoNs
~ bad nsiIs, &c cured BY Dr. RICE. practical iropo
Office IS Bowery Camel street. Dr. Ri,e
nhator eradIcstca without pain corns bunions 20
cents per box. 68 i,owery.
The New York herald., 1862-07-13

Common Council OF New O-eans Tbs Offices of sal
bureau IN Al he 80 Guy Hall.
A ~ ureau or str, and landings consisting Of
III 60 per sens shcm sha oo Ch airnln, W here
BY ens ttaId The duties nf zlId Bur.a sLz bs Tho
sa me hich under eh kws zna ordinances OF
sh- CITY New Orleans have apprJp aied b, phe seve
q CuInni tees Sc eets and Landings, Warehouses;
and rsans and OF Re uss. In the board Alder.
men and Bad or Assstapt Aide Tho uffice Z
SAID shall b. d. the sSy Hail. and the chairman
. all APPOINT. suejscs % The approval Of the Mita
Comm n,iant essry clerks, wh'se sasaiioii
viii be nAsd by shs Bareau, saoes. TO The appo
val
The Kdowsns nansd persons will constitute the Iu.
rrau . Fina cc-E. H. Dursll, Chairman; ID. .. Lewsss
Sasrldart Howell.
The follow iis namei perssLs viii constitute the l.
reau - str sls and i.lndmgs-Iaan Neville. Chairman;
EDWARD Amcs, bcujalnIn Catapbe..
by order. + Shelly,
Xsltary Cnmmaodart Of New urlons.
Approved and ordar'd h F BUTLER.
Major General c. mmspding rspartmcnt Of tie nulf.
The New York herald., 1862-07-13
rht Banks to Report to General Batter.

GENERAL ORDER NO. a6.
HEApouARTTRs, IEPARTNgKr OF TIE GrIP,
NEW ORLEANS, June 23, 1862.
All banks In this department will make return N
these of all sums due banks In any OF
the n rebellion the stood the 1st Of
May as and also Of all changes since thai date and
the present tmc. return OF ali sums due the state
OF Louisiana any Of the State ecsrs will be made in
like mnunsr and checks drats thereon in favor Of
said State said State officers will not be paid thout
. psrmi. from these headquarters. BY command Of
Major General BUTLER.
r g. DAVIS, Captain and A. A. A. g.
The New York herald., 1862-07-13

We had always supposed that Tor downright unmitt-
gated hgotry, and car consuming and eyssxPanding
crsdulity, old fashioned Puritan had rival our
late sxPsrionce has changed opinion materially In
this respect Some Of the people Of New Orleans are far
ahead In this matter for the ridiculous the ruor
the more tsnacously do they adhere 10 ~ and report
entirely destitute Of truth the whole pow or bind
belief II thrown into the scale AZ by 40 doing black
might be made white II II said esls ike be skinned
after they get used 10 70, and We bosvs Of our
nsgheors have imoibsd passion Cor being humbugssd
In the same way
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-11-05

Buckner aud A der<. n. snding di
visions, is mainly due the brilliant achiev,
men's OF this, memorable field. Nober
troops were never more gsllsatly led.-
lhe country owes them debt Of graft
tude, which 1 am sure will he aekuow!-
ed Led.
Ascertaning tha, the enemy WAS heav,
'ly reinforced during the night, with.
drew my force early the next morning to
Harrodsburg, and thence to this point
Major Gen"rr Smith arrived a, Harrods-
bur with most lis forces, and With.
er'' DIVISION the day, 10th, and yesterday
| withdrew he whole to ,his =. in,-,he
enemy following slowly, but not pressing
us.
am. sir, very respectfully.
Your obedient servant,
[Signed] BRAXTON BRAGG.
General Commanding.
To Adjutant General, Richmond, Va.