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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18
THE PLANTATION
ANNOUNCES JUDlCIAlR ES.

PgssE DIES NArcnrrocnas Vents lie
Etat de IL Louisiana Tuteqr. s
N1NIEME COUR DE DIST JUD-RE.
tuccess.oa de HIN r. IoveN. Adc6lf.
| CSF0RMEMENT il un ordre issu par
1holoruble neuviema cour dc District
, q 8ltire dails Ct pour IN p%aroisse dies Match
%toclSet Fiat cid ssus ct il moi ~alress4,
Ofthi Ell Vente il Ia porte de- IN mni4olh tic
HcouEtns Ia vile ct paroissc dies Nutchite-
.hJ
* Lundi Sc jour de Janvier 1868.
Is les e~sclaves appartefiant a la success
siofe VIM +. Howell detyd1. savoir:
IAkBts, grit. az de 23 ans TT sa femme.
FRtER, grille agle de 40 anie Uses dp0x en-
~i,ulslABERage dc LIZ aus ct DIZZY age de
& an 4-rta 4#.aHs5
4E, negressc agea do Is ans, ct son. cti-
FAINT K de 2 ans. E54
ItE, negre sge dc 20 ans.
D9rHEs. negresse ages de % aus.
CfRo, inuiattre age de I ans.
Plttsy IL crosse agee DC 7 ans.
Ans, nesrs age dc ~ ans.
SAhi, negfesse age de Ia ans.
lsitA, negreese age de 4 ans, ct son Gu
FAINT TX, negre age dc liz ans.
. BEt, negrcsse age dc Is aus.
JA4nagrcsse age de Is ans ct son en-
FAINT iAN negre age de 2 ans.
w ilNaroN, Negro a5g y ans.
lIEi, negre age de II ans.
Yo4 Negro age dc Is ans.
SesEF, negresse age de IS ans ct son en-
FAINT a3da G ans. jill
JEAtE, grifie, ages &c loans.
GEdE, Negro age DE- 81 ans.
Les igres ctdessns serout yendu, aux
condtR suivantes, SAVIOR:
a uaeuxet trois ans dc credit, du Jour
dc Ia ente avec 8 pour cent I~nterets Il
FeeiIeae des bilIets. Les billcts seront
fats plbles en- faveur DE- Christopher T..
Wanlls, I .teur DIES enfuns mineurs Dc WIN.
II. lIoil deceda, 4 %sondomiciic, Il Natchito-
iches Lavec une bonnie 1t satisfaisantc saeti-
rite ponelIe ct hypotheque speciaIe retenue
sur Ia ppriete vcntiue ct rcheteur, ne ven
dta on pothequera la dite propriete que
Tors quale sera paxee;t ct tous les c~sclayes
Iqui ne ont pas vendns au pfrix destination
soront ks, IL meme jour pour douzs mois
au plusaut encharisseur; ct aussi:
LHABITATIOT
sur lc Bou Pierre, appartenant Il Ia dite
stlcee.sA Giant In residence du dit defmt.
sera le fane jour louea pour %lanne4 1868,
an plastut ct dernier encherisseur; le iocatai-
re devatlonier ses billets avec une bonnie
see1rit6nrroIya A ~
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18
CLAIMS! CLAIMS !!

All persons holding claims against
the Government Tor mules or teams
pressed into service, corn or either
produce delivered to officers, &c. said
accounts to be settled at the Head
Quarters. Little Rock, Arks, will fluid
y good opportunity by handing them
to me. 155 =
l will starf4soo for the above place
LOUIS DUPLEIX.a
p. A. u. S. A.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18
CONSCR

All. persons remaining in The Parish of
Natchitoches and not exempt from military
duty will meet and report to enrolling officer
in the town OF Natchitoches on the 9Th day of
January 1s63-prepared to be sent to Mon
roe without delay. 4e 49, s9f
Ssg qsas +. R0UBlEU,
Ut. 81 Iet. asf Enrolling Officer.
1t will be seen by the above order
that Col. Roubieu lias given Il delay
to the tollscripts up tue 5th of January
next. This gives ample time to those
WHO wish to volunteer to join the com
pany to be raised by Capt. L. Caspari
for service in this District.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18
LIIABIIATIoT

sur le Bou Pierre, appartenant i Ia dite
slceessA Giant In residence du dit defmt,
sera le ffne jour louea pour lanne4 1868,
au plastut ctdernier encherisseur; le iocatai-
re devaflonier ses billets avec une bonnie
secaritSpprouvee.
j.. w. NORRIS.
nov27 SterD.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

J. j. KEYS. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01
Growing sentiment Against siavcry-In.
sincerity Of Shareholders Loya!iy-Ne-
costly Of Emnncilation.
Yrop Our Special CoUssy oI dent

yrcrD Our Special ConssyoIdent
NRvBrRs. N. C., Sept Is 1862
1t is a remarkable fact, aud one which should be
understood and appreciated at tie North, that the
poorer classes in the eastern section Of this State
now that they feel comparatively free to exn..-..
themselves, utter very generally strong An,i.Slav.
cry .sws s,a are most bitter IN their denunciations
Of the alavehodiDg arisocracy. In fact, attentive
and candid observation Los convinced De that there
are 10 Trustworthy Uuion men among these vulgar,
pseudo -arisocIa,ic Shareholders. ! have exercised
all possible charity, my previous letters certainly
Indicate and have tried hard 10 believe in such
thing as loyal shareholders, but am now thoroughly
convinced that, with few possible exceptions. the
whole notion 10 deusion and snare. They are
,reacherous and tricky utterly without honor or Ic.
gard for truth or justice. Tie who'e generation Of
them should be Immediately deprived Of the despotc
power they have long exercised 10 the peril of the
nations integrity, otherwise arepetiion of ths terri
be drama may occur al any moment Lei no one be
deceived into the dangerous deusion that The ins-
tuition OF Slavery is 10 he dcmOralIzed by this war
or its perpetuy impaired In the slightest degree
Ii there are any persons who entertained this
opinion at the commencement Of the war they must
certainly have modified their views very materially
observing tic effect ofthe policy OF he Adminiftr
tlOH 10 luuco Tue tdFer Vi lteDcs 10 remain quietly
at home aud cultivate The fields, which bring iorth
food for the Rebel army without which they would
be unable 10 remain in the field forly.sight
hoursj, and also food for Rebel families, who
are thus able TO send all their male members
into the Rebel ranks, knowing that their dear ones
at homo ale TO be we'll cared for ty those trusty
and Industrious servants, whom the Federal Gov.
eminent will not disturb IN their open acts of
" aid and comfort Of the most effective md alarm
ing character. Slaves belonging to loyal If there
are any and disloyal masters IN tie rebeous States
are necessarily obliged, by their labor TO pay tribute
to the Rebel cause; therefor., thers should be 10
discrimination made In confiscaing this contraband
Of war, for the law recognizes such psrtialiiy
when it says "no person shall give aid or comfort
1t does not follow that it il necessary for TIE 10
called loyal STAKEHOLDER to take up arms against tho
Government in order TO cid the rebellion for there
are many ways, too numerous to mention, in which
he must necessarily assist the enemy, even if bis
slaves are not impressed into building Rebel
Notifications. There is no lodging the ques
ton. Law knows no pariaity. Justice has 10
power TO free ono and enslaye the other especially
when both are necessarily engaged in the ZANE lille
gal ayocaiion, willingly unwillsagly as tho case
may lie. Ii any juris in the North has doubts on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

News from, the Interior Of the stntc--
Gov. Vnnee's Inaugural Address-sar-
castle Language Toward the Confed-
crate Covernment-Thc Wing Party
Fill All the State OHices-Bad Effects
Of an Article of The New-York Times
The Health OF Gen. Fosters Com
mand.
From Our Special Correspondent
NEwBKas NJ G, Sept Fl, 1902
late number Of Tie Raleigh IN. ca Standard,
just arrived, recognizes defeat Of the Rebel forces
in the attack on Washington N. c., OH the 9Th nst.
1t says:
We prefer to watt full development Of fact. in tbi. dl,
graceful affair before give circulation 10 not yery
credabe TO concerned We 1t said that we Ios,
killed and wounded and that among the Allied axe four Of
captains Our forces held the about two hours we
but forced to retire by the gunboat
which commenced Smelling the town and our troops
srewlna the streets with dead and wounded apy OF
whom were 6ed Our engaged consisted of
the lth and 3tb n c. Regiments two artillery compsnes and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01

The Usios OF TIE DEaocRAcY.-The two Dem
oers'G General Committees Of Kings County having effected
union upon the basis Of division Of the local Officer, com
piosd the details ssa meeting held on Monday night nv
adopting the following programme The Regulars are TO uon
nate tine Congrsusn for tie lid District the suuo,s.e
County Treasurer Superintendent Of tho Poor for tie County
towns Coroner for the Eastern District Collector Of Taxes
Auditor and Assembymen for the lid yh and With Dis
lid District DistnctAoey Superintendent of the Poor
for the Eastern District Justice Of Sessions Tar Commits.
sontI controller cy Measarer and Assemb ynen Tor the
let, lid, lVth. and With Dis,Ilcts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01
NiDIo "A"D ..s.-Macklins comedy, "Tho Man
OF the rid" u play in every respect worthy OF

NiDLo' "A"D sss.--Macklins comedy, "The Man
OF 'ne orid, play in every respect worthy OF
tie obscurity to which II has been consigned. Its
natural des,iny-the topmost and least freqnented
shelf of tie libraryis only proved to be the more
appropriate by it's occasional resuscitatous Even
in its original form, that Of comparatively short
farce, it would not command interest at the present
day; and the dreary length to which the author
afteryard extended it, makes 1t an iuflicton which
would be serious but for the assumption Of the prin.
cpal part by an ndspuable artist like Mr.. Hacket.
1t s piece with plot 20 feeble that II drops ont Of
sight at every turn and with dialogue which aims
TO glitter, but which rusts before the words grow
cold. 1t contains only one character Of reasonable
Importance that Of Sir PertinsA Macsyco'
pbsnt, which can be made artsticalIy excel
lent only in proportion as it becomes morally
repulsivc OF course, no audience eau be moved t.
any sympathy with such part; but so great Ia the
cleveness with which Mr.. IIackett makes himself
infamous, that he receives no less applause than II
he appeared the representative OF all the virtues
in the calendar His srt is duly honored, although
tho wonder grows, that lie should manifest it through
SO poor medium.
Ire dlaiogue, ab VIC nave fa'u' ;" "'''' ~
neither the language nor the position of tbe Other
characters gives them any weight That OF Lady
Rodopha s only partial exception, for her tatte in
the second act IL simply cumberome to the progress
Of the play and 10 not bright enough to relieve the
dnllness which s'ops the way before and after It.
The general performance demands no special remark,
unless il be that Mr.. Sheweli, with no material to
work mon produced one or two neat little elects
for which nobody is responsible but binsef The
audience was large, aud liberal in Applause OF MI
IIacketf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01

Capt. VIM. 8. King Of the 35th Massachusetts,
who arrived at the Aston House on Saturday last
received seven wounds at the recent battle OF Anti
etam. lie was Lit twenty times during the engage
ment, and was pretty thoroughly bound mp in band
ages when he left this city for his home in Boston.
lie has ost no lmbs and hopes are entertained Of
bis speedy recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01

CnEDIr TO WARDs.-1he ADany Journal An
nounces, by authority of Gov. Morgan, that each
ward 10 the cities OF the State except Troy, VIII re-
ceive the credit due its exertors, and will not
lie called upon to fill Up the deficiencies Of its less
patriotic neigbbos. This decision ought to set ue
bows TO work In right good earnest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01

TIE NN- Hampshire Statesman prints the nd
mirabe letter our correspondent descriptive Of the
battle Of Aniietam in fall but eroneously credits it
TO Tie ". y. Times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01

allusien to the mere fact that arrest had taken
place. Bot on the morning subsequent TO the night
Of their arrest Of the largest capitalists in the
city repaired TO certain National General in town,
and obtained their release without trial, examination
parole or even question; and the notorious Secs
sonists returned to the city to aid the cause of the
rebellion, as they had done before, by every MEANS
except taking up arms, within their power.
learn Of this proceeding from what deem good
authority, and believe it entirely true.
Queer affair, was it mott Quite after the manner
OF the Star Chamber practice; and vet il all passed
without comment or criticism. Ii il was right to
arrest the Secessionists, it was wrong 10 release
them without even the form Of law; and il thew
were innocent why were they treated 40 outre.
geously War times cause droll proceedings and
this is one of the drollest of which have heard.
Can any one explain its meaning and its pecu.
liarities
II il said that Gen. Nelson will take the field a.,
once, and 90 In pursuit Of the Rebels, Gen. Buell.
remaining here with the intention Of resting and re-
organizing bis army. However, AN unable to per-
ceive just now any indications Of an immediate for.
ward movement and believe the enemy has little 10
fear from our celebrity Of action.
Col. Wilder, of Munfordsville notoriety, has been
exchanged, and is now in the city, which continues
full of strangers, many Of them refugees from
Frankfort, Richmond, Lexington, Paris and other
points that the Rebels have possessed but must soon
abandon. D.
Tho drinkingsalOops, which were opened yester-
DAY morning, were closed summarily noon, as the
town gave unmistakeabe indications Of getting
drunk before dinner
Troops continue TO arrive here, snd though am
Aot privileged ~ state the number now at this point
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01

Supervisor Blunt moved that the Special Committee Oh
New House he dischsi led from the further considers.
ton of the termination by his Honor the Mayor of Timothy
Churchill, oil tho Conmasouers for building The New
City Hall hayins in charge the building Of the New Court.
uoGse.
Which wa lost by the following vote viz:
Ahirnstiye-Supervsors Blunt, Davis Ely Little and
WtismanD--5
Ees,tiye-supervissn Conner Purdy, Roche stews aud
Tweed-5
(Suprrysor Tweed WA here called to the ehlir)
Supervisor Stewart thsgeu pom called up the veto Of Lis
Honor the Mayor Of resolution, as follow.
The New York herald., 1862-08-15
CITY Intelligence.

sfscrr AZ AcCIpNvr IN CENTRE STRrwr-y cserday fore
noon singular accident occurred in front or II. 4
W. Corncli's iron railing ostahnshmcn, 100 Centre
street, resulting In the severe injury Of man nased
Michael Travers An empty barrel which had contained
beuzino was lying on the sidewalk 1t appears, when
Iravers ia passing down the street, struck match acr
he head og tho cask, with ths intenlin Of sliing
scgar loud rcpnr. INN idIatsy followed tho lga.t.rn
Of the match and The barrel expv;ed, knocking domn
Trayers and decorating hs hand 10 severely that y i
feared il win 10 necessary 10 ampuatc Il. Tho Gosc a
the EXPLOSION ntraci ed large cuncoursc q people 70 Tie
spot AMI considerable excitement was manifested over
the accident.
SHOOTING ACCIDENT At TAyIoR's SALooS-llad CuarisF
hara the well known champion OF the feather weights
camo very near killing lady friend u hs in Taylors
saloon on wednesday afternoon lie had just entered the
saloon II appears Tor the purpose OF obtaining
fres,uonts when pistol fell from his coat pocket and
exploded woundiug the lady IN tho arm. physician
dressed tho wound aud ordered he patient 10 bc senl
homs IN carriage. The wound Is not considered to be
dangerous one.
Lon oyEnpoanp--On Wednesday, August 10 from III Q
bark Texas just arrived from Beaufort ~ c.. and while
al anchor Off the battery, William lawrence seaman,
willie al work the jbboom. Every eNrrtion was
made to him. but he sank at orco. lie apparently
was taken with III or was injured In falling.
OFFICIAL ARMY Idsr OF TUE WESTERN SrArRs.-This Ipe
work of l7e pages has been compiled by Geo. B. Smith.
az Chicago and embraces lis, Of the officers OF the
rious reg ments Of the states u Illinois Inans Wicon
Gin Minnesota Iowa. Missouri, Kansas aud the T.friio
r,es Being published win official sanction tho work wi'
he v,ilabe tor seiercacc. Jbe price Is nominal.
The New York herald., 1862-08-15


GOVERNOR NoEGAN's ORDERS N RELATION TO THE
pRArr--Is II To TAKE gLACE on Is If NoTs-
ascgurTs PUSHING roRwARD EariDLy. Erc.
Tho rules and regulations governing the draft in this
state are now Issued by Governor Morgan aud the public
have perfect opportunity OF examining them, and seeing
that everything in connection wi'h them il suitable 10
their tastes and the important events which call for
energetic and decisive proceeding According 10 all
appearance however. thcre win not bc Tho slsnost
occasion Tor llsft. Recruiting in this city aud through
out the state vigorous Ia every way could be
pectcd. Men forthcoming IL hundreds and hcrc
nov over thirty thousand enrolled IN response 10 sho
arst call or three hundred thousand. Is Is certainly
encouraging and II tho quota Of New York State 10
raised without rosortiEs 90 dralt IL viii be proud
boast FOR lilo inhabitants Of The Empire state. With ro
gard to who cxemp, from the dalt glance at
the Albany proclamation will satisfy al who arc iaterest
cd in this matter. The fact cf rapid recrtias viii cast
considerable slur upon the assertions which have laely
beeu made roativc the patriotic enthusiasm anmang
tho great mass Of the people Ia this state Walking up
Broadway and meeting 80 many Uniformed gentlemen,
one caluot help imagining that the early days or
the rebellion are upon us. Outside Of the diier-
ent recruiting Offices crowds 10 10 seen aud excite
mcnt ns Of yore bespsaks the Inward patriotic entbu-
slas which ac,aos the great body of Tie people Of this
metropolis. NumeroIs display f,es have been hung
across the streets, on which are nattnsi davces TO-
gntllcr with the names oi battles ~ which the various
regiments nave been cngaged These ass are got up
with great taste and with regard the particular points
which prove attractive 70 the eyes of all who desire
10 enroll themselves In the service Of their country
Now, speaking of the aralt, there appears 10 be
At present, az has before been stated no likcli.
hood whatever of It's taking place, anl II Ia TO b,
hoped that tho likelihood may prove an ultimate fact II
the progress o recruiting continues as rapid as has
been for the past few days, Sate quota Of three hun
dred thousand men, under Tho draft call, will be
than filled up. Lot this bc remembered by all who have
the aud tho honor Of the State at heart LEI
more energetic oxertons be made by those who tho
recruiting business 10 OIL up the ranks eiectuay AMI
rspiiy am. hen he state of New York vii have the
prcud acknow or furnishing W he bus
The New York herald., 1862-08-15
Rebels Surprised at Gallatin, Tcnn.-
RwmOred Sktrniishes mt Bowling Green,

NASHVILLE, Teaa., August 10, lsc2
Colone. Miler commanding this post left io9 Galian
last night with two regiments, and surprised part CT
Morgan's band, killing six whereof three were officers,
among whom were Captain w. c. Breckinridge (son or
Dr. Robert J. Brocknrdge, who joined John Morgan in
his late raid upon Lexington. There was 10 loss upon
the Union side.
There arc various rumors, which cannot he verified to.
night OF riishos in tho vicinity OF Bowling Green
The New York herald., 1862-08-15
Twcnty.six Rebel Prisoners Shot at
Macon City-Twelvc Others to Suffer q
Similar E0fc. &c.

CHICAGO, August IL, 1862
Tie Quincy Herald OF the 1lth inst says that al officer
Of tho Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad who left Macon
CITY, No., on saturday morning, sia,cs that twcntysix
rebel prisoners shot at Macon City ,hat morning for
lrean. their parole. by the same authority wc learn
tba, twelve other paroed rebel prisoners viii probably
sulIsr similar fate this morning.
Ia CLrDE No., August II, 1862.
Col Guitar overlook poindexters suerillas again yes
terday Yellow Creek, Clinton county, routed and scat
tered them In utter confusion, taking sixty prisoner. II
\ believed that pondexter's effective force Ia entirely
destroyed. He and the remnant of his band ore flying
southward, but win doubtless be caught.
The New York herald., 1862-08-15
the WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.


HANNIBAL No., August 10, loG9
despatch from HONEYWELL says Union officer Jus,
re,rnod from Now Market reports that the rebel Porter
has disbanded his forces and is among the hills
Eab!ne's river, with about twenty men. About three
hundred re'reatei into Monroe county. Proper steps
have been taken 10 capture both gangs.
The New York herald., 1862-08-15

rsov,,a Mar oy rHE UNITED Srarss AND ctSins.--l"c
,,as,rts,,o man cngraycr, ~ J. Lloyd has rce6ht out
49,, AS mar of tho United states and Snlsl.s IN
,n,,r r,rtn Ihc sheet " near 1--WE o vide w for
~, ~ door The States are di idc ani the cy'ti,s as
,ns,lv eol,rcd All the points oi reference are clearly
aa,ncd and as map ybcarncss ard aui'v II must
become an object or great demand, o. the price w BIT
nominal.
The New York herald., 1862-08-15
The Onondaga County Regiment.

SYRACUSE, (N. ~ Aag. Il, 1862.
Tic Third Onondlga regiment Is fuli, ha.rg enlisted
1902 men, Of whom about eiehi hundred have been
uterel INTO the service and the remainder arc beng
mustered rs rapidly rs possi bic.
The New York herald., 1862-08-15
Arrest OF the Editor OF the Dubuque
Herald.
CHICAGO 'figust IL, IS

y. H. Malonoy editor Of the Dubuque (owa) Herald,
was arrested At early hour this morning by no United
states Marshal.
Mr Mahoacy Is charged with discoaragug oniismcns.
The New York herald., 1862-08-15

BAlrn0RE, August IT, 1872.
M vrs Hss ofncs takon possession of This even
Ing By Tie police and the editors and popreios sent 10
Fort McIIerry by order Of General Wool
The New York herald., 1862-08-15
Rensselaer, County yAroused-E me nts
Going On RapiaIy-No Meet Of Draft


Captain William Dimond Of Stephentowu, highly re-
spectable farmer, let Chat pace tn his company,
berng eighty men, yesterday morning, 10 Join the
Rensselaer, county regiment quartered near this city,
Twentyosht men principally farmers sons were added
to the company its march Of eighteen miles 10 this
cit maxim one hundred and eight IN all
The Rensselaer, county regiment already numbers 800
men. and viii be fully completed by 10 morrow.
Fnisments gong W. .th the greatest raniiity.
The pie everywhere arc aroused, and there viii be no
necessity for drafting
The mens from this city viii be CONF oscd entirely
OF LrawAy, healthy men.
The Ronsseler county regiment Is cne OF The finest
bodies ei troops ever recruited anywhere.
The New York herald., 1862-08-15
Order Nom the Secretary OF War.


HiaR,sWRa Pa August II, 1861.
Tho following order has just been received by the
Governor
OTdereG-lust1hat after the 18th day Of this month
bounty and advance pay shall not be paid volunteers
ssr any new regiments but only 10 volunteers for reg
nents now in the held, and volunteers oil up reg
nents now organizing. but noi yet full.
Sccofd-yolunteers TO fill up regiments now
oanizing win be received and paid The bounty and ad
vance pay until the 22d day of this month"; and If not
completed by that time, incomplete regiments will be
consolidated and supertuous officers mustered cut.
Thirdvolupteers 10 iI up old regiments viii be re-
ssivcd and paid bounty and advance pay iii tie ls day
Of September
Fbuh-The draft for .bree hundred thousand militia
called for by the President, VIII be made on Monday
Abe first day OF September, between tho hours Of eight
and nine A. N and four and 1--WE O'Clock p NJ, and con
thus from day 10 day between the same hoirs until
completed
fTu-H the old regiments shuad rot be filed up
with volunteers before the first day Of Scpenber spe-
cial draft will be ordered for the deficiency.
lSirthExsences ii the service require la. officers
now in tic field shold remain with their commands
and no officer in the field. III the regular or volun-
sesr service, wi under any eircasancss, be detailed
10 accept new comnind
sBy order Of the PRESIDENT
EDWIN H. STANTON, Secretary Of War