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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-05
MILLINERY GOODS!
LAMB & MURPHY,

A RI Just IN RECupr on SIX CASES CHolcE
"A New Millinery Goods, which they onor 10 the
Trade at low prices.
Their stock cunFlsts Of ladies and Nislca Zine
lcrhorn, English spli end Cleopatra Hats Chltrcua
and lnhuts fufhans and Orioias, Frrlish aad sW es
Straw and a variety Of Ronncts; Black and White ace
and Buogram CI0wucd Framosi alao, hrfo aasor,-
mcnt Of
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons,
Including Bum, All widths New Flowers, Rnchea
Wrcatha, Cape Net, rone, farielan, Crown Living
BLACK and White English Grape, Grape, Love a Grtn
adme VI ellis, and variety o. bounot and Mantha
silks, a., AZ,
No. 1e Public Square.
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cider Mills, ,Kaussr's Patonil
Gas Pipe, Nuts, Washers,
window Glass, Tin Plate,
Rivets, fioslOW-WaTe,
And stone Juss,
IsH rsa.Tci, nr ala by WW LYON
N, Markd Street.
Buckwheat, Just received fof sale by
~-s2 VA LYON.
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GEO. w WEWMAgER. BYRON 70. boBB.
SHEWMAKER & ROBB,
Arug 5lpteIti9eate 0ffitr,
No. n SOUTH FOURTH srRhEri
(nrNnn NAEHu ADD wAikpfD
ST LOUIS, MO.
EsiabII,hld ilr No Btntll VI SlnngfTs

Sick, W0undei, Or soldiers that have
Died from WonudI on sickness.
CtOaRECr TNtLli ikNCh VIII hi olFkN vF
~ thn o0ni t.0u oi any SCH or MoIlagi rol.f pa
80. LQCs LOUI ,FllLEi tlhcNthll pa -tl lLl.tf
MOUND CITY or any ohor Hospital iu hr Western
ucuartr0ul This b go uALr Armt inioI's.h
once in the lnltei rtaiai ara ni fmiinh i'.,.N-
Ine sIiIiara fum nny part pi the t can pr .lfth
at any time, bY calling g. uf HhnAa pa W. Ahal
t.f.rilgfsos Orn.E p0utomco Ben 20. lhih
u "a --Pfra1sH UHsrNq Iu 81 lorh o. e.th'h w
ffusH FnrFan will ontin al noccsstff inIpfMa iInn
dwelling at our Once no a. 1oath tnwth Sweet
BAY AS, iae2 ~
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Amer all nr thlnk ,hia e1htsttion Of .hem

After all we think this exhibition of them
selves by the gentlemen from Harrison. viii.
be. rather useful than otherwise. An
ayowed enemy is always lsss dangerous
than secret one. These gsntlemeu have
taken such pains to make themselves known
IS the enemies of both our State and gen.
eral governments, that every one knows
now where to 6nd them, aud they stand
out alone and powerless for harm. Most
of the prominent Western yisginiaus Who
hold views similar to theirs are at Rich
mond. Ia few at Camp Chase, aud it seems
like pity 70 separate those of similar
opinions so widely Happily, however, a
new Legislature is to be elected next
Spring and they will then be relieved, we
understand, from their present embarras'--
ing position -:sai r. -alira9 5lal4alsus
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Honse ofpeIapntes.

The House met at 10 "A. N.
The question occurred on the motion of
SIr. West 10 lay 90 the table and print 900
copies Of the Message, and the amendment
of Mr.. Davis to strike out the clause provi-
ding for the Printihg, and simply lay upon
the table. - -'ii'' oven fa
Ma. BoREHAv took the floor and spoke in
opposition to Mr.. Davis amendment and
in favor Of printing. 80
He was succeeded by Mr.. FarUsworth,
who advocated similar views. 1i"e-
Nh, VANCE followed on the other eide
Of the question, giving his endorsement to
everything said BY Mr. Davis the day be
fore. ~ 'l74 15iil5l 2i
He was followed by Mr.. Kramer in re-
ply, who was succeeded by Messrs. Patrick
and West, on the SAME side,
Mn. BoRENAN followed in reply to some
remarks Of Mr. Vance. a71s
Ma. DAVIS reioined, aud the debate MAS
kept up spiritedly till past twelve o'clock.
In conclusion, Mr. Davis offered to with.
draw the ameudment, but Mr. West OBJ
jected H9a .-4 iacf
The vote was taken on the amendment
BY yeas and nays, gentlemen voting as fol-
low: y le
YELs-Messrs. Davis aud Vance,.
NAYs-Messrs. Boreman, CrOthers, Da-
NluSOu, raruSWOrLn, taSt. dOOtO0, Kramer,
Tieney, Logan, Michael, Miner, Myers, Hem
derson, Patrick, Pars-ns, Rollysou, Smith,
Swan, West, Williamson Of Peasants,
zinu, and Mr.. Speaker Porter. )-23.
So the amendment was rejected.
The question required on the original
motion Of Mr.. West to print . 600 copies of
the Message, aud, it was agreed to.
Ma. KRAMER offered the following:
Z 7'Resolsed6ysthe General jAsseRibiy Of VIr
giHia, That feeling the greatest anxiety and
interest in the successful issue Of the move
ment for new State in West Virginia, and
fully approving the spirit and purposes of
the bill which passed the United States Sem
ate o1ithe 10th Of July last, we earnestly
request the House Of Representatives, be-
fore which the bill will come on Tuesday
next; to take-it up aud pass it without al
teration or amendment. lis a. n-A5.et
q Ma Davis objected foits consideration
and IL was laid over till Monday rafi-4
a. message from the Senate: Announced
the passage by that bOdy.of the resolution
requesting the resignation of Senator Car
lille, which appears In our Senate report,
this morning. 1 sas4ia lis ans d.
ltbeiug about the dinner hour, the reso-.
luton was laid oTPr till Monday, on mntioni
OF Me- Patrick stsH's..t ha1 .ctlr7l /
i Adjouried TIL Monday teu.A. M. =ss {
sd ~ n r1s=sN s. asrrf s-f- /.
sis1i WIFI sIspds Se o1nses Esbo.
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PROPOSALS.
oRD9ANCE OFFICE,

r.i--T ORDNANCE OFFICE !
WRDEPARTlTNT, WAsHTSgToN,
-a'H HOFembsr ~, lst4-
GBAEED PROPOSALS win be received By this De-
OfDeeember next, Tor tie manufacture and deiTeIy
Of the following prqjectfIes, viz:
5000 tgn-inch Solid Shot.
-sl 600 ifisan-fneh ehalla. Ta-u
I5oOO Hfteon-lneh Gathering Shot.
The prp5ectiles 70 be made or the kind ef metal
nAnes MANUAL With the exception Of the BIfterinS
Shot, which must Be made Of what Il known n gul
metal Drawings 81 these pIoieetiles can Be seen a
tue T1ndp1i nrueuals of the united State, q me
OEdnan9 Ageney, No. - North street, New iefA-
and = this ol1eo.
The prqieetilos 70 be delivered free Of charge
lur transportation, a. the United States aFsena on
80EeInnr's IuiAnd, New York hATboT, where thsy
viii botnlprrtsd; sud all such - may 10 TS3seisli
must b removed BY the contractor, fmniediatsly AZ
ter the Inspection OF each delivery ~ -..l.s. -,
BIDS VII Be received for any pcrtton OF the nAh'
y required, not less than 500 Of any enc kind =
llverif5 to be made rs follows: One tenth. oi eHen
kind, within thirty days afer n0tiheaton u accept
anee o. Did, md not 1eS than ouetsnth weekly thst'
amer pnt1 an shall be delivered.
Eeymeut VIII b mAdo By the TrollIlry DaraEtieIS
on the asa q eafii elfo5 o. inlpeefionand roeep
i Io1, lt 0y ,ur.,y. viii b required t,s
the flifhfui performances OF contracts.
Ne bid viii be entsrtafned unless it Be aeeonI-
nled By an at1SVif from the party making e e "a
effect that he e an fron founder, and that u hs ~
q aeosptsd tbs proioctIes viii Be made his Ian
dIy-nnnliuE - and It's location; and the right ST
BGTTod 70 rsjeetany all bids II deeme4 unsaiisH
Proposlis VII Sc aIdresie % he rleEsigns3.,, 81
lEasAisgtoa CITY, and win b isad9s,s4 -lTDt'
~ pfOlaefiIsGFf ~ las W. RIPLEN,
noT99 tilldec9 Brig Gen Chief oTiHasee--
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their status as State of the Union. As we
have hastily shown, the conditions of this
separation were organized long ago. Ma
ture has given the physical, while the pc
cular interests, feelings aad eonVictlOns Of
the people supply the political outlines Of
the new State. 1t should be admitted
without delay.
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SECRETAAYis OFFICE
CLEvELASD 4 PITfsBuRGH RAILRoAD Co,
= ClnrHInrnI- nnnanllnr 4 1852

--------- ! OIoNeIlIldi DeteulDor = Isos-J
'INHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of
i this Company for the election of Directors and
transaction Of other business will be held at the once
Of the Company in Cleveland "Wednesday, the 18th
day OF January next, at 10 O'Clock A. 81.
Tho Transfer Books will be closed on the Soti day
Of December and open on thaS 9Th day q January-
dec6-S0d - g, ~ L. ROCKWELL, seeFetaFy. -
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God guard our nag, and keep each star
Zach stripe - bright Rs now they wave,
AtIll make t load our ranks In var,
gtil Goat above each patriots grave,
DSafh TO the traitor thai would dare
TotraII Il. through the dust Of shame
An honest hearts It's lot viii shAns
And follow Il ~ Death or fAma.
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COlIPANYR

Jeremiah Williams, private age 81 yearH, height
feet 1Ol4 inches, complexion dark, hazel eyes, dark
har occupation farmer. Enlisted BY Capt o. Mer-
at ClATksburg, Harrison county, Va, Aug 10, %
inch, compile KiOn hir. blue eyes, brown halr, oeeu
palion farmer. Enlisted ~ ClAEksburgs H1utsqn
county, Va, by Capt. Q. Mercer. August ~ 1853
complexion faF, blue eyes brown hair, oeeupltiOn
laboreE. INFLATED by Capt. q MGteef a ClaTkIbnrgi
Harrison county, Va, August Is, 1861.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-08

GEs. KaAnsn's resolution in the House,
requesting Congress to admit the Few site
under the Wiley Bill without alteration or
amendment, comes up to-day, and We sim
cerely hope will be passed without delay,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-08

VIM. Bush, private, 30 years Of age, height s feet
IL inches, complexion fair, eyes biaek; hair blAek,
Occnpation when enlisted farmer. enlisted By Ii.
J. O.kOborts At Glen EaStOn, Marshall eOanty. Va
Supposed 70 be 81 home In Marshall county, Va
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COMPANY G,

Henry II Willis, corporal, sge 81 years; height 5
feet 10 inches, complexion light, black eyes, black
hair, occupation artist Enlisted By Lieut. " b
Hall At ShinnstOn, Harrison COUNTY Vs. Aug is, 62.
Lemne D. COfimen. private, aga 70 years. height 8
feet ~ inches, complexion light blue eyes, black
hAtr, occupation a farmer. ERiiSted BY Aent " y.
Hall AZ Cinrksburg, Harrison county, Va, August
IS, 1902.
wn. d. Cunningham, private, ago q years, height
feet, complexion light blue eyes dark hair, Occu-
patton surgeon. Emil ted by Lieut.. v. B, Hall n
Shinnston, Harrison county, Va, Aug. Is, 1850.
IsaAe n. Green, private, age IS years. height feet
ooeupAtiOnA farmer. knlisted BY Lieut.. y. b Hall
At CIarksbuEg, Harrison county, Vs. Aug. 10, '63
hair, occupation hfIneT Enlisted by Lieut.. V. b.
Hall at Shinnston, Harrison county, Va, August
IL, 1852. tG4Ill
IsAAc n. Pierce, private, age SO years, height n
10 inches, complexion light blue eyes bI0Tu hair,
occupation farmer. Enlistod by Lieut.. ". B. Han
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COMPANY K.

WIN. A. BillingsIsy private, recruit never muster
gray eyes, auburn hair, occupation laboreF. En-
listed by J. D. LOekhart at Short Creek Ohio eoun-
'S' Va August st 10 S. $50 R..D.,,,,,,v
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49, NOTICE.-Thors viii be a meeting
W. Of the Wholesale Liquor Dealers aud Brew
ers at the City Hail on Monday afternoon, the sth
attend. erffs ~ deeS
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COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.
OFFICE OF cOllse1oaoE IsTEls4L REyEEg[s /

LOG Main rect Wheeling, fA.JlF
= rRRruaNTs Avn OTHERS Who have made ap
MI pcation for Licences In the 9Th DiTision OF the
FFsf Coioctlon District, Robert Pratt AsaessoF, WIN
apply Immediately At this once and receive Their
Licenses. ef 81 -fa---a q - Z - - - 4.
None but United States currency or its equivalent
va dsS IS ISei calsosOr Tr'. District Of u.
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- .F'fAIl1Is - NV ChtEk DSc. 8 1S6s- d
capi. Gas. ". D1sTAIcH, A. A. 4. g.; fCI-, {
CIR: have the honor to submit the fOlloHing r.
- port Of absenteos without leave In the 18th Va
Volunteer Infantry:
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Isaac n. Fish, IT., private age IS years, height
feet o. inches. complexion flr eyes blue tar hair
occupation when enlisted farmer. Enlisted At Rose
by's Rock. MArshAII county, Va August 10 1861, by
Lisut. J. D. Lydiek. ---
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

-OALT-lO COO barrels Ohio river,
- 100 do Pittsburgh extra No. i.
just received and for sale by =, ,r,v
dses NJ. REILLY
A TEACHER WANTED.
TTIHR TRUSTEES or TRIADELPHIA SCHOOL
Wisha competent man tOtake charge Of their
aehnol Immediately. uecrat-
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/. W1L1IANsRoRF, Pas Dec, 81 1T IL rePor-,
ted here that The bushes Pest ION OF Lock
haven WAS on Ore this morning. ~.
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DIARIEs FoR zee
TO IADTES.

NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS have nom tina %
IN time been made to me BY Ladies for instrue-
ton in writing and other subjects OF study IN the
wishing Business School, but each has preferred -
walt TIL others should begin. respectfully iniorm
All interested that elias Of Ladies has row coz
meme. q, and shall be glad 20 receive more.
octS06- /. l. HITCHCOCK
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what an unmtug0ted curse II Is.
The history of the Convention of Stbe
Summer of 1861 is familiar. TIE people
fully anticipated admission, as State,
into the Union, and were prepared for it.
A bill to that end was presented, and
passed one branch of Congress. 1t is al
legged that it would have passed the other
but for the influence of Carlile, who ought
to be indicted for influencing an election
to the United States Senate on false pre-
fences. This bin Is among the unfinished
business of the House. IL comes up as the
special order Tor Tuesday next. 1t provides
for the erection of forty eight counties into
separate State to be called West Yirpinia.
of which the counties of Mcdowell, Mercer
Monroe, Greeubrier and Poeahontas form
the Southeastern tier of counties, The
boundary thence crossing the mountains,
and including Pendleton, Morgan, Hardy
and Hampshire. It gives the new State
three members in the lower House of
Congress. ItProyides for gradual emauei-
patton by provision that all children horn
of slave parents within the limits of The
State after the 4th Of March, 1858, shall
be free. from birth, and that all slaves
within the State at that time under ten
years Of age, shall be free at the age of
twenty-five; and further, that no Slave
shall be permitted TO como into the State
for permanent residence,
There is no reason why The bill should
not pass. II is possible it may be de-
feated. The radicals do not like the
clause inhibiting the permanent resi-
denee of blacks, and the pro-slaYery
teetionists are equally opposed to the pro-
vision for gradual emancipation. Yet Il
ought 70 pass, and If the wishes of the, pep
pie Of the new State are consulted, it viii.
They have expressed themselves 60 clearly
and emphatically, a, the ballot boz, as 70
leave no doubt Of what their desire ia
They feel that now is the time 10 complete
the. work Of SEPARATION and eonspmmate
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SAMrEL ARNITAGE-

] -A5IHI = = n n = : - =
Market street, opposite the Postofce Shreveport La.
IA WouLD respectfully inform the gentlemen of this
IA place and the surrounding country that he can
Ef always be found at his old stand, above, and
socs their patronage feeling assured that he will give
satisfaction. lie has lately returned from New Orleans
with fine ass0rtmento of seasonable goods all fresh and
of tha most fashionable Styles selected by himself
pressv for the accommodation Of his patrons, comprs
ing fine black and COlored French and English summer
cloths Meripos Linen Drillings, together with every
description bf goods for coats and pantaoons plain and
fancvsilk narsees and other vestings The best cut
ters AID worknen are employed, and all work will be
executed IN a superior stve and at the very lowest
prices Suits for weddings balls parties will be fur
66ishqI at the shortest notice May s. 1861
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
rrv r v,e.t

FENEE next sesscnof js institution will OPEN as usual
on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER next.
Terms-Tuition, boarding, washing fuel rooms, SER
wants attendance and ofarms, Slo5pe oftwen
y weeks Engineering French. Spanish, German, Draw
ing Bookkeeping and Fencing, SO per term. Students
are required 10 furnish their IeoHls.
BY the aid Of military discipline effective government
Is established and health physical culture good order
and industrious habits are promoted.
For additional information apply to
B. R. JOHNSON, Superintendent.
Nashville Tenn AuaugC IS 1871
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SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY,

GREENSBORO, ALA.
TE1HE Exercises of this Institution in all the Schools of
Instructions will be resumed on the FIRST WEDNEs-
DAY IN OCTOBER.
BY authority ofthe Trustees Company of Cadetswill
be organised and instruction given in the Military Art,
without interfering with scholastic duties.
Confederate bonds or Treasury Notes will be taken in
payment of fees
Full information relation to the Of study, &c,
is furnished in the annual announcement which will be
sent to all applying for it. w. NJ. WIGHTMAN,
ang2St Chancellor.
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DISSOLUTION,

TKFHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the
& UNDERSIGNED il this day dissolved by mutual con
seft Ether partner authorised to act in liqudating
hi affairs Of the late rm and all persons having cash
balances our books, either at Their debit or creo
are expected to make early settlement.
j. n. HOWELL,
Z. T. BUCKNER.
tI,r.,-e,,or+ March 81 -n24 w B. STUART.
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,so Iast resort to raise the Wind for present actu
i necessities our planters appear to be going into the
lc treasury loan on cotton witha perfect rush. The
rtor,s and trcasurers offices jackson are said to
.uoptfnuay crowded, and such is the demand for the
notes that clerks are especially employed to fill them
home time being TOO precious at jackson to devote
+, at little operation. The amount authorised to be
ts.ned VA, We believe $5O00,0o0, and knowing ones
5ner from the industry evinced that pretty nearly
tne fun amount will be taken up. When we remcm-
Gr That the ultimate redemption Of all paper mon
II hangs Oh the success Of our revolution it must be
,1cedrI that the cotton notes the very best cur
nry Ne have Taey will doubtless be sought afterin
@ State by all who are 10 fortunate as to have money
n av lip, and but for the faint Of reputation, they
would pass currently in all ordinary transactions in the
.9uth-west Raymond Gazette.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

TE4HE west half of lot No. l. in block No 49, situated
4 Market street, opposite the episcopal church,
with tile buildings and improvements thereon.
Lots Nos and 3, 10 block No IS, with the improve
mens thereon consisting OF aweling with four rooms,
also negro quarters and never failing underground
cistcrn.
Also that desirable country residence situated mme-
diatey beyond the limits ndlaely occupied
Gus good kitchen negro quarters, stable etc There
is also fine fruit orchard and vegetable garden with
large cistcrD and well on the premises
The above property will be sold or rented on reason
able terms for particulars apply at this Office or to
Shreveport June 20, 1860. J. p. HALEY
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coNFEDERATION RESTAuRAT,

CONFED ERAIION RENIAGKAT, 9
- zssrg.. Texas street adjoining theCon- <ssgssS D.
49, - federation CoItee-house) sSsgAl21saSG
TENIIS well known and popular establishment is now
z open for the accommodation of citizens and stran-
gers The public will find the finest assortment Of Game,
New Orleans markets afford. Meals prepared in the
shortest time at any hour day or night Every exer-
ton will be used for the accommodation Of VISITORS and
the walters win be found civil and attentive Families
and parties will have their orders promptly attended
Shreyeport Oct. Y, 1859.
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IRON FENCING
Headquarters First Division, Western Depart
mGnt.

mGnt.
COLUMBUS, KY. December "a, 1861.
GENERAL 0RDERS-No. IS.
1t is hereby ordered that hereafter no leaves of alb
sence to officers or furloughs to men, shall be gran
ted except BY the Major General Commanding.
Q All leaves and furloughs issued by any officer ofths
command prior this date hereby revoked, and the
officers and soldiers to whom they have been granted
ordered to report to their commanding officers mmedl-
aelv if their leaves roughs have expired and not
later than fifteen days from this date fhey do not expire
sooner.
g. The Commanding Officers of Divisions and ofRegi-
ments Bataions and Corps not ssgRed to any Division,
are ordered forward to Headquarters Immediate
" on the receipt Of this ORDER list of the officers and
men of their commands who absent, without leave
stating the length Of time they have been absent.
A. All officers detailed on recruiting service or ON any
special service that require them to be absent from their
commands on Company or Regmental business are or
dered to report for duty at once.
s. Soldiers and officers who absent on sick leave
are ordered report themselves at for duty for
ward to these Headquarters Immediately certificates OF
their inability to do So signed by surgeon of the Con-
federate States Army certificate of private physi-
cian duly sworn to and subscribed before any
thorised to administer oaths.
G. Commanding officers of this Division are ordered
not 10 forward these Headquarters any applications
for leaves OF absence Burroughs except in the most
gent cases and accompany such applications with the
written reasons why they forward them.
+ The Major General Commanding informs the Army
under his commend that he deems it the duty OF every
officer and soldier Confederate service to remain at
his post and that he will all Of his official author
v to punish with the severest penalties all officers and
soldiers who absentthemsees without leave granted by
himself
BY command Of Major Gen. POLK.
GEO. WILLIAMSON, Major,
e 4 General