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Drafsiag In France.

The New York Erprcss gives the following dt
sc1ipticn of the French method Of drafting:
To illustrate the mode Ia which the drawing tsksa
place, we will suppose that particular Commune
Ii required TO furnish lCO eonscrpis, the total mum
ber Of eligible young men being say 500. Five hun
dred blts Of paper are PLACED In an urn, Of which
400 are blanks. and the remainder marked from one
to one hundred otiige their holders 70 "fall In. ~
The four hundred who have escaped are now ex
empted from military service. nuless some xfraor
demand the calling out Of the entirs arsns bearing
population
The mode Of raising recruits, a. hsa been seen, Il
simple enough. As regards exemptions the French
the conscripts undergo rigid medical examination,
and If any ere found aboring under ply yacal disa-
bility they are at once discharged. Ne4t "a order
are the exemptions OF s0nfieas de fasRfe n indi.
the only son of widowed mother ~ sx&k4teA -
also Il Ahe fother Of An orphan sis.er. Brothers Of
soldier stili serving 10 the army exempted I'M
I'll the fathers term shall expire, only Of fam
lily being drawn st one time.
A wife cannot exempt her husband, eyenif there
be children, as the law holds that young men ought
not to marry until they have fulfilled their military
obligations 70 the State A last claes of exemp-
tions has pecuniary feature In former years.
that Is TO say up 10 lS55-no conscript not exempt
by ply steal disability, or by the other causes above
enumerated. could escape service except by pro-
curing a substitute. This had given rise 10 a de-
grading species of trade orspecu!ation In which
large number OF man sellers and buyers were en-
gagged. But under the system referred TO. the con
script who bought substitute was responsible for
his substitute, and If the latter deserted or cied be-
fore the expiration Of the seven years term, was
liable to be forced back into the ranks
This system was abolished in lo56 by order of the
Emperor, and the Government itself now accepts
pecuniary indemnify for the withdrawal Of con-
script and practically pays for his substitute by Of
fering an ample bounty to voluntesrs. It is ar
ranged that the sum received and paid by Govern.
ment shall vary according to the mill ary exigen.
cies OF the country but the pressn, basis is as fol-
lows: conscript is exempted for 2,4OO francs,
CSaeo) and the Government pays bounty to vol
unteers amounting TO $500 francs, (s440) making
q profit of goo francs by The exchange
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BATON EoUaE-A correspondent Of the Mobile
Tribune, writing from Grenada under daie Of Au-
gust l2th speaking of the losses aimed at Baton
Rouge by each army, says:
Our loss at Baton Rouge ~ now ascertained to be
about go including one Brigadier, aud three Col
onels wounded Col. Allen, of the 4th Louisiana,
is reported TO have been reduced the necessity of
having both of his legs amputated, and will now
probable not recover The enemy lost one General
tWilliams) and two Colonela killed outright. They
acknowledged, under flag of truce received on the
10th inst, that their loss in WAS about 00O-
Your readers can thus judge fcr themselves hat Is
the nature and extsn; OF the victory that ia claimed
for our arms at Baton Romeo
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

THURSDAY. Aug. q, 1862.
House met at its usual hour, was called to order
BY the Speaker and its sitting opened with prayer
by Rev. Mr.. CRANBERRY.
Questing the Secretary Of War to furnish the House.
II not incompatible with the public interest the re-.
port Of Gen Bsauregard on his retreat from Cor.
inth, and all papers connected Herewith. This
resolution was amended as 70 request the Presi-
dent instead Of the Secretary Of War, and in this
form It passed.
Mr.. COLLIER, of Va, was added to the Commit.
tee on Commerce.
Mr.. LYONS, Of Va. offered joint resolution, az
follows:
Resolved, That the thanks Of Congress are due.
and ara hereby rendered, to General Robert Z. Lee
and the officers and men under his command for
and patriotism displayed by them in the battles on
the Chickahominy, on the 96th 27tb 29th, and goth
OF June, and on the LIT Of July. 1862, when with
inferior numbers they encountered tho barbarous
and vindictivs enemies Of our country, and drove
their army Of at least one hundred thousand men,
under their most accomplished General, from their
camps and entrenchmeuts to find shelter under the
guns Of their ships
N. KEENAN,. "f Ga. asked the gentleman from
Virginia to amend his resolution 90 a. to include
Gen. Joseph T. Johnston, who was In command at
the battle Of "Seven PinsA"
Mr. LYONS was In favor Of according all honor to
Gen. Johnston bnt thought 1t should be done In
separate resolution. After some discussion the
solution was Withdrawn for the time when
Mr.. 0oODE, Of Va, presented q joint resolution,
rendering the thanks Of Congress and the country
TO Gen. Joseph E Johnston and the officers and men
under his for their galantry for the victory
achieved BY them over the enemy on the 3lst Of
May and lst Of June, In the engagement Of Seven
Pines This resolution passed to Its engrossment,
when
n. FoorE, Of Tenn asked its reconsideration,
with Q Wow TO allow him to offer an amendment
He had understood that GEN Johnston in his official
report had exceptsd frop any participation in the
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gle Of buttons on hiS we'll fitting 0ayalry Jacket
Of mixed green and gray cassimsre wiich Sc wore
unbuttonsd He wore no vest. and hadsnn black
silk watch guard and diamond pn HiS hat waa .
black felt, pinned up the len atdA and orus-
meuted With Q crescent Of quilted work ID porcu-
pine OF palm leaf His carriass wAss esacefnl, bat
all the time hs seemed more busted IN tooklng after
his command--ths minutest details 0f which
seemed not to escape hlul-than thinking Of the
6gure he cut.
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Castle 7Auadsr.- Yesterday thirty four soldiers
charged with desertiop from tho army, who have.
on various occasions, since May. been sent to the
C. 8. Prison, were removed thence to Castle Thnn.
der. There are now nothing but Yankee prisoners
at the former place. There were sixty arrivals at
the Castle yesterday and thirsy-ons discharges Of
aoAiers, lattsr who ware confined Tor various
offences. having been called for by their command.
ing officers. The publication of the list of soldiers
confined there has had a very good effect, Il has
caused many to be taken away who else might
have fingered out an Improbable existence for
month";, eating ths bread OF idleness
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STAMPING FRuIT.-A aerman journal publishes
the following:
At Vienna, for some time past fruit dealers have
sold peaches. pears, apples aprieots, &c, orna
mented with armo ial bearings, designs, initials
and names. The Impressions of these things are
effected in a very simple manner. A fine fruit is
selected at the moment 1t is beginning to ripen-
that Is, to take red coor--and paper, ia which the
designs are neatly cut out is affixed After while
the envelopes are removed, and that part of the
fruit which has been covered is bril- iantly white
By this invention the producers of it may realize
large SIMS
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A Frnitlcss Chase-A man named Timothy Mo
ran. living near Stuarts eating house. inrear Of the
Old Market house. was charged by several soldiers
on Wednesday nj Yht with stealing sword and
several other pieces Of military toggcry They gave
chase after him. but getting the back of the first
horse he could find he was successful in eluding
their pursuit.. On turning into Franklin street he
encountered two Of the Provost Guard, Or City Bat
talon, who, hearing the outcry, tried to halt him.
but he would no! stop. They discharged their mus
kets at him, but with what result Is not KNOWN as
the fugitive kept on mp Franklin street at killing
pace.
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YANKEE LOVE FOR THE MICRO.

Several days since, the Yankees In Winchester
went to the house Of . gentleman who IL now In
this city and took from the service of his family
three negro girls who were attached to sns desired
TO remain with their rishtfal ownsrs. 30 great
wxs their objection to leaving those who had cared
sor and protected them. that they endesvored to
conceal themselves from the Yankee thieves, but
on being found were carried oT. In day or two
they sll returned. having been sent back by their
lnhumsa csptors. One Of them had been terribly
beaten BY the wretches. because Of the exhibition
as Aa attachment for the family with whom she had
been raised.
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August 8, 1862 }
The camp Of the Kentucky llth and 26th IL OF.
posite that of the Confederate helms cavalry
many OF the men upon each side being intimately
acquainted. Every conceivable kind Of conysT-
sation occurs between the parties the Conesie.
rates generally being more saucy and defiant than
are our men. The enemy seem to be very well
aware OF the fact that army have been short of
subsistence, and often shout. "Boys, you're only on
half rations; we have plenty to spare" Both par
ties exchange newspapers, and we frequently read
the Atlanta and Knoxville Journals The modus
opeTandf OF the exchange il novel, each party
swimming to The middle Of the river with news
paper In his mouth. An exchange Of coffee and
tobacco is often made in somewhat the same man
ner the arfies always shaking hands before sepa
rating.
Witnessing snch friendly exhibitions and houora.
Die meetings. 1t Ii sometimes questionable in ones
mind If war really exists. But if you walk along
1ne snore short distance you will see some fellows
amusing themselves by merely pointing their guns
at Seeesh objects, making of some snch expires
sions az the following: Bat couldn't pop that
Dllt eu-nut off that stnmp; Lord how quick
conld send that gray back below iFut an Elegant
shot for a feiler like meself;" How quick could
Jerk that fellows head off of its hinges and di.
vefs other expressions which urge me to believe
Ihat all exhibitions Of friendship trsstofy in
fact
And equally ludicrous transactions occur upon
the opposite side the following being their stereo
typed expression How Is all our Yanke ee friends
to-dayf' How much did yon find at Corinth r.
hat did you do with those twenty thousand pris-
oners that Halleck took there 2" "Row do you ever
expect to cross this rtvers' How long do YOU ex-
get after you we II drive you to - How about
Richmond T. Where's Fremont r. "Have you
heard from Beauregsrd = while Bull Ruiz" il the
general salute.
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FROM 0oRDoNsvILi.k.

snes ~ interruption Il ~ ruaaias u he
r.eular srains O The csasfal ksed. oar faeiisiss
for ossa,nins hfosmaaiea iesa Ne line q u Rap.
paAansosk have bssa 0sasly sartaisd. Ysstes.
day snssnooe train afivsd from Hanover Court
Hoass. but little was known Of tAs condition q
Affairs beyond. The roaA, however. is entirely an.
distracted and The telegraph wire In operation, a.
fsr - 0ordoasville.
report was circulated during the day that tAs
enemy under Pope had fallen hack from The Rapi.
esn and nom Calpeper, taxing H. road leading to
wArrsntoa rAis report. though not confirmed In
official circles, was genseally accredited.
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Railroad Acffdsn1-Fise trains Of empty care,
due In the city at O'Clock yesterday morning, via
Central Railroad. were detained until O'clock. In
consequences Of The track spreading about one mile
east Of Atlees Water Station. by which the loco
motive Of the foremost train and one car were
thrown from the track Some little uneasiness was
manifested at the depot not knowing the cause 0f
the delay but, a. ~ the facts werej made
kdown, force was up the road to place the en-.
giDe on the track, when they all came in without
further interruption
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Police Coar.-This tribunal begins to be affected
with the dulness prevalent in other parts of the
city Yesterday, the list Of offenders embraced the
names Of only three persons, all of whom were of
the colored persuasion. William. slave of James
r. Duvai was whipped for participating in rock
battle Gil one of the pubic streets Mary A. Thom
as, free negro here, from Petersblhg z without an
thority Of law, was punished and sent baek-Ro
Christian. who represented himself as free but had
no papers to show the fact, committed to Jail
Several parties summoned up for permitting nu
sances were allowed time to abate the subjects of
COMPLAINT
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ARRIVAL OF DOMESTIC TRAITORS.

ARRIVAL OF O0nx8TlC TRAITORS.
Fffteea clsissns Of Green county. Va, arrived
hes yesterday. guarded by soldier. and were con.
signed TO quarters In areanors factory. The batch
were sent thisher BY General Humphrey Marshal.
for expressing Union sentiments aud displaying
various Yankee proclivitiss not consistent with
their duty a. citizens Ct The Confederate States-
The average Age Of the men was about nineteen
years the Oldest being about twenty four years Of
age. All Of them arc subject to the Conscript law
bat It is doubtful after the experiences our suthori
ties have had In the matter ef ispr oysins soldiers
sss Of smilsr msts ;L, whether they would be Of
9-y use to the Confederacy In military polLt Of
slew.
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E1eeafion.-No reprievs having been received up
to q late hour last evening for John Richardson
alias Louis Napoleon. convicted before the C. 8.
District Court and sentenced to be hung for cs,ln.
terfeiting Confederate Treasury notes we are tustf
fed In announcing that he will bs hung ct the
place where Read and Clements were bung nssr
Poor House guliey, to-day, between the hours of
eleven and one O'Clock, by .Colonsl John r Willy,
q. s. Marshal for fhs Eastern District Of Virginia
and his assistants Having been sentenced by a
Court the military properly have nothing to do
with the execution Of the sentence
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CAMP 10TH REG MISS. VOLS.,1
August 9th, 1862 :
V>HIRTY DOLLARS REWARD-Wfll be paid
for the confinement In any jsil Of the State Of
Rest., who deserted on or about the nth day Of
July. 1862. Said Hughes b feet q inches high,
light complexion. blue eyes. and dark hair:
8. G. CONNALL. Capt.
an ll--3t* Co. D, 10Th Aisa. Reg.
IL 9th Of August. Isaa. WAsHINGTON BOW.
LING JN0. T. MILLS. JNo. TYSON. cHAs.
SMITH and WA. n. GLOVER For their arrest
or lodsment In jail ut Petsrsburs or Richmond. .
believe they are en- route for FredsricksbuTg or In
vicinity. THO6. b. FRENCH,
aa ia--3ts Capt. Com'g Light Battery.
TNaIRTY DOLLARS sRHWARD.-The shosS O.
j ward will be paid Tor the delivery q Camp. Apas
Wm&sssSnc 1sas s Z: ia n 1l bo4p
and ANTHONY BRiaoAsIk
An 1e-3ts Coma'g Go. 9. 3oeA seg't \, G, Z.
HEADQRs isr nssT VA A1S1lEa1.
Near Pstsx.bug. Auo. ~ le0
3ksae ahssat ron s1elrns9 M - e.lnoesFs s6e>
8 ls-A. Cse1uis 8 - ~ E.
n TT1NTlON. GxHYT1T - NJ ..
IA efeiea Wanbea = q - ~ y01noaDys
s ssss,ss ~ - - 1ssss q ~ - s ri 15S
'':'.'s. Sr's' !; I ss sas sRsas ssss IN: 60
f7S16F1 66If719 7y - SGsvs
= ! ! ] ! ! : :
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The Vntu Qaestioa.-We learn from the City
Engineer that it beins found impossible for the only
two pump borers in the city to execute any con
tract has been signed tor the supply Of sufficient
number OF iron pumps to meet the demand. 1t ia
probable, therefore. that by the end of next week
all Of the wells now completed will have pumps In
them, and an abundance Of pure, fresh water be
within tho re ach cf our citizens
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NccL1LLAN's EvACuATIoN.

Itmay b. that McClsllan's evacuation Of hls DO.
s'ion ON James river w. not altossthsr In accord
snse with The plans Of the Federal 0overnmen, for
the reduction Of the Southsrn capital Reports
froo the rsesns scsns Of his operations concur in
rsprsssnttng the condition Of hs army ~ pitiabls
in ths sxtrsmA Disease and death had decimated
his ranks, and Il b stated that large numbers were
dying daily from the effect Of the climate and the
malaria Of the adjacent swampa 1t b possible.
then. that his evacuation was matter Of neeesaaty
rather than any coacsrted plan for . change of
base"
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Death Of a Soidiey.-Ja;nes DoweiI. member Of
the 49th Virginia regiment fell from the cars of the
Central road, on Wednesday evening about five
O'Clock, at Hanover Junction, and the train passing
over him his legs wers cut off. He left at the
Iuncf;nn and died the ne xt day
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Friends MesfinS- H0ase.-This house Of worshiI 1,
located at the corner Of 18th and Cary streets il
now, and has been for come time past, used as u
barrack for the soldiers detailed to guard Castle
Thunder and the C. s Prison
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w. ROBERT H. TALLEY,
VI COLLECTOR AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
EOfilce corner Of 18th and Franklin streets
tp<
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Igh.O 8. COOPER,
= OF Adtt and Insp'r General

A TTENTlON, MARYLANDERS-The uuder.
"A signed, late Flint Lieutenxnt Of Companv =.
kirst Mary land regiment. deares 70 raise cosopa.
ny ior the May land Line. All the old members Of
the company. and those desirous of going into the
Line, are invited to give me call and enroll them
selves, Recruiting Office corner Of Main and l4th
streets. THOMAS COSTELLO,
Late LIST Lieut. Co B, lst Nd Reet
suO -'~o =
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msLtTAkf NOrlCncH
WAR DEPxRTGEET. :
Apyr AND Issf'R 0ESYRALs OseIrr
- Richmond, August 2l, 1862.
4 ENERAL ORDERS, No. 60

Apyr AND IEsF'R 0EsYRAL's OgeIrr
Richmond, August 2l, 1862
ENERAL ORDERS, No e.
VI
whereas. Major General HUNTER feeentiv IN
cemmaEd o. the entmy's forces ON the coast Of
Soutn Csrohna, ard Brisssiier General PHRLpe. =
military comnsnder OF the enernv Il The Ststs " ~
Lonisiana. have organized and armed nero sisvss
Of this Coufsderacy 0''iAsAs
And whereas, the Government OF the rrn,.a
States have refused to answer IN inquiry. whseher
said conduct Of its officers meets Its sanction snd
has thus left to this Government no other me "a ~
REFRESHING said crimes and outrases than the adoo
tion OF snch measures Of retaliation a. shall serve to
prevent their repetitions:
Ordered, That Major General HUNTER and Bris.
General PHILIPS be no longer held and treated "a
public enemies Of the Confederate states but q
outlaws; and that In the event Of the capture of
either Of them, OF that Of any other commissioned
oincsr employed in drilling. organizing or instruct
ing slaves, with q view to their armed service In
tnis war ne shall not be regarded - prisoner Of
war but held In close confinement for axecution as
feion at such time and place a. the PRECEDENT shaIl
order. By order
tSignsO g. COOPER,
Ru 90 OF Adft and Inan'r Geuaval
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BRIGADE READQUARTERS, /

I
Chaffin's Farm Aug. lS, 1862
CPECIAL ORDERS, No. 310.--The Secretary Of
- War having ordered all officers and men who
have been duly exchanged as prisoners OF war to
ioin their respective regiments and corps without
delay, the officers and eniisted men Of the Goth
Virginia regiment, captured at Rich Mountain, and
Of the 46th and 59th Virginia regiments, captured
at Roanoke Island; all absentees without leave.
and absent sick without proper surgeons certih.
Gates belonging to the above regiments and all OF
the same who were not capOred or psroled, and
who have joined other regiments, win report at
these headquarters immediately and without fnr-
ther orders.
BY command Of Brig. Gen. HEsRY 4. WISE.
au l9-lOt JAS. H. PEARCE, L. A. Gen.
A TTRNTION, MARYLANDRRs.--Iam ann in want
IA of a few young men in my company. This
company il to be thoroughly reorganized by the
election Of officers This IL fns chance for young
who desire to see their good old State rescued
from the hands Of the enemy. So come forward at
0Ace. JOHN ]. LUTTS,
lst Lieut.. Comdg Co. =. LIST Md rsgt.
PSI will be In Richmond in few days,
where can be seen and give all information.
au l2-eodlns J. J. T.
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FROM THE NORTH.

From our Northern fles We extract tie follow
inc Items ss<s-sssss ~ zxsss
khOA 0KNehtL BUtLLs ARMY-Row THE FEDE.
RAJ AND CONFEDERATE PlCKETs AMUsE THEM.
SELVES
CAMP NEAR BATTLE GREER
Five miles Rast Of Bridgeport,
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~ FRANCIS J. SMITH
W. NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office, for the present, No. Z, Belvins Building
Bank and 18th streets, Richmond, Va
au 20-6tE
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Chaffin's Farm Aug. 18th 1862
ME following named persons. members of
sent without leave and unless they report to these
Headquarters by Thursday, 2lst inst. they will be
advertised and treated a. dessrters
Richard Briscoe, Edward Nowisn,
D Briquet, Dwight ] Parletto
Edgar Hsrmans, Thos Mc0ili,
F@.nasl kn Or,,st 9 i lsyy, sCi 8 yaasorge Tyler
Rs sAHxAY,
II. Comd's Co. "A 46th Reg't Va. Vols.
E Mr. WEI STEELE, company A, 46th vir.
einia regiment, Ii in town siek, and wss adver-
tissd through mistake.
s. SANYAY. Lieut. Cvmd'g Co. A,
an 2I--3t+ 45th Regiment va. Vols
NTARYLANDERg.-The UNDERLINED has
V1 opened an Office for the purpose OF forming
RIFLE COMPANY, at No. II Pearl street.
Members of the late First Maryland Regiment are
particularly requested to join. Subsistence will be
camp near the city. Oficers to be elesisd ON the
au 2o-4t' j. LOUIS SMITH.
A TTENTION, MARYLANDERa.-I sm now
IA engaged in recruiting company for active
service will be very glad 10 see all Of the Of
who ere anxisus to get into active service lean
be found at Mrs. Russsls, corner Of Broad and 9ih
stTeets. EDMUND BARRY
an 2O-3t* Late Capt. Co. c, lst Md. Rsgt
A TTENTION, MARYLANDRRS.-Iw wHl he
IA in Richmond on Friday next, and will be glad
to see all my old men, and all others who wish to
GO TITO active service at once. ] can be found ct
the Exchange Hotel
JAMES X. HERBERT,
Formerly Capt. Co. ID, lst Md. Regt.
Gorionsvie, August l6. an aO-StA
HEADQRS LETCHER ARTILLERY,
Near Gordonsvills. Aug. Is 1862
A Ii members Of the company now absent with.
IA out leave, will report st encs to the under
signed At this camp or they viii be advertised and
treated III deserters. All members of the company
who are now absent sick, will forward Surgeons
certificate Of the fact
6REENLEE DAVIDSON
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HEADQ'Rs RANsoMs BRIGADE. !
August 2Oth, 81.
INSERTED from my company on the 10Th of
IL August 1862, privates Robert Turner John
bower. Adolphns Holt, Jesse Carver, James Rob
iDscn and VIM. Robinson. They are from Person
county, North Carolina, snd are making their vay
there. Any loyal citizen arrssting them will be
given % each II confined Ia ia, and if returned to
me $50 each will he paid
JAMES HOLEMAN
an 22--3t* Capt. Co. 4, 24th rsgt N. C.. 8. IT.
n! OTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF THOMAS
IN ARTILLERY.-An members Of the above
company absent from whatever cause will report
forthwith to Lieut.. THOs. b. MCCuRDy, at Wm
Palmer Goa, No. 20 Main street. between q and
10 A. NJ and and s p. NJ. on FRIDAY and Satur.
day. Fl. j. ANDERSON
Capt COmdg Thomas Artillery
Camp near GordeLsville, Va, Aug. 10th. 1867.
Hu 2l--Sth
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W. THE subscriber has removed hiS or
~ FICE to No. 81 Main st., lover Strider's skirt
manufaetory) where he will be pleased to see all
n ho may need his services. Best references given
NJ. B. BLANKMAN, Surgeon Dentist,
all 2-lInx Formerly Of Fredericksburg, Va