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List tf Drafted Men Exempted
By j. II. Wilson, u. S. A. EraninS,
Surgeon.
COLUMBIA COUNTY,

Andrews Samuel, aged 80. examined
Nov. 10; exempted on account Of defec-
tive cheat.
Andrus, Isaac, age 40, Nov 10; hernia.
Brown, David, age AZ, Nov. 10; badly
united fracture of left leg.
BechtoI, Daniel S., age %, Nov. IA /;
deafness.
Billick, William, age 25, Nov. % /;
badly united fracture of right thigh.
Bridbner, Samuel, age ~, Nov % !;
phthisic pulmohalis.
Bitterly, Redlnan, age 40, Nov. % I;
hernia.
Bellas, Washington, age 27, Nov. % 4;
chronic bronchitis and predisposition to
phthisic.
Boston, Reuben, age 80 Nov. % {;
valvul1r disease Of heart.
Carr, Alexander, age 42, Nov. Il; !;
loss oitceth.
Derland, William, ago-37, Nov % !;
stammering.
Evans, William M, age 80, Nov. 10 :;
hernia.
FREDERICK, Jesse, age 27, Nov. IA;
size, (helght 5 feet % inches }
Fuller, john j, age 81, Nov %;
hernia,
Fritz, Andrew j., age 81, Nov. a5;
dyspeptic phthisic.
Gordner, jonathan, age "A, Nov. 10 ;
chronic rheumatism, (on OATH
Girtin, John W, age Al, Nov. Ia;
predispostlOn to phthisic.
Glrtin William c., age 80, Nov. % ;
disease OF heart aud lungs.
Harw.g, Lewis, age 40, Nov. 5; are
and hernia.
Harnan, john, age Ii, Nov. %
epilepsy.
Harring, Samuel, age 81, Nov. % ;
chronic opthalma.
Harrington, Newton, age %, Nov. % ;
chronic bronchitis and predispos ton to
phthisc.
Heath, Geo, age 40, Nov. %; vari,
coso veins.
lkler George w, age %, Nov. ii
chronic ulcers Of legs.
jones, VIM. p, aged 80. Nov u ;
hernia.
Jones, Harvey, age 81, Nov. 22; scrof
uia
hester, David N, age 40, Nov. IA;
epilepsy.
Kilkbaum, VIM. X, age 81, Nov. go ;
disease of heart.
Kline, Joseph s., age 80, Nov. % I;
loss of teeth and disea of heart.
Loudonbauh, William NJ, aye SO,
Nov. %; yaricose VEINS, and badly uni
ted fracture Of right ankle.
Miller, John p, age Al, Nov. IL
ChrOnic rheumatism.
Miller, Jacob, age 23, Nov. Ii; chron.
ic opthamia
Miner, John, age ~, Nov. % loss OF
teeth
Miller, Charles, age 26, Nov, % vari,
cocele.
MMichael, Joseph k, age 2a, Nov.
%; injury Of spine.
OH, Eli, age 36, Nov. ID; disease Of
kidneys, Con oath.)
Parker, Joseph c., age %, Nov. IA;
valvular disease of heart.
Runyon, Joseph G., age 80, Nov. % ;
general debility and disease Of heart.
Shoemaker, Philip, age 3s, Nov. 81 ;
chronic gaslrtis and disease of liver.
Shook, Charles, age 81, Nov. %;
varicose veins.
Santee, William, age 2l, anchylosis of
right elbow joint
Shulz, Cornelius, age 81, Nov. 10;
varicose veins.
Tousey, William, age 30, Nov. % ;
curvature Of spine.
Thomas, Joseph, age SO, Nov. % :;
anchylosis Of left elbow joint
WhitnIght, Michael, age 81, Nov. IA +;
asthma and size, (heighl ) feet | inch
William, Charles, age AZ, Nov. % +;
5ancoma.
Weaver, Augustus, N, age 2s, Nov.
% hernia.
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Tax Or Newspapers

The Government tax on newspapers is
excessive. 1t reaches them in foar differ.
ens ways. TIE tax on white paper is
enorm ous--so also the tax on ink, on ev-
cry advertisement, and on the income of
the publisher. 1t would seem chat the
tax-direct and indirect-was purE osely V
arraBged 10 embarrass newspapers. 1t
certainly forces them to raise their prices,
curtail their dimensions, or continue to
publish at ruinous loss. The price of
white paper has increased within the last
two or three months nearly one hmdred
per cent. If all who are indebted to us
will pay what they owe US, during the
present month, we shall continue to pub.
lish The DEMOCRAT at its. present size
and without any addition to the price
But We cannot longer afford to send it to
people who never think cf paying the
printer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-20

MILITARY uNpoRMs.-1'hcre is, perhaps, no depart
mcnt Of military business in viii, there has bpen
more marked Improvement than in the clothing of sol
drrs Not many years since officers and prvatos were
clad IN garments which were almost skn.tght, They
wore leather stocks, which were worthy ofthe namo for
they kept the wrarer in trbuation while their padded
breasts ana ght sleeves made vOtiOn matter great
dhcnlty During the present such of our volun.
tr'rs as procure their uniforms at the Brown Stone
Clothing Hall of Rockhi & " ilson, Nos GU3 and Cos
Chestnut street, above Sixth Philadelphia. obtain clio
linp that Is perfectly easy substantial and becoming
lhc hri named have gone largely into the business
, making Miary Clothing, and thoir facilities enable
them 10 I'LL tho largest ordJr IN the shortest possible
time.
Sept. 81, 1881
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sG-Why does not DR.. John, Law bcfor,

IG~Why does not Dr. John lay before
the readers of his Republican, the admira.
BILE Charge of his honor, WILLIAM Ell.
WELL! Surely it is matter suitable for
the public and important for the commu-
nifty Does he question the Judges loyal
ty, or is he afraid it will inculcate sound
morals and discourage "disloyall prac-
tices!'
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Deer Huntng.-.ANDREw f. LAUBAcH,
Esq, and Mr.. RICHARD KILE, of Sugar
loaf twp, in this county, one day last
week, went out on hunting expedition,
and captured two fine Deer, weighing
about 200 lbs. each. A fine lunch of Veni.
son, no doubt. Pity, in their G ood luck
they forgot the Printer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CARD 70 THE SUtFERING.-The Rev. William
CosgrOve, while laboring as Missionary in Japan,
was cured of Consumption, when all other means had
failed, by recipe obtained from learned physician
residing u the great city Of Jeddo. his rocipo has
cured great numbers who were sufTcing from ronsump.
ton Bronchitis. sore hroat, Coughs aud Colds aud
the debility and nervous depression caused by these
disorders.
Dcsirous Of beneftting others will scdd this recipe
which have brought home with me, to all who need
ii, free of charge Address
Rev WM. COSGROyE,
439 Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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LaCkawanua & BIO0msbnrg n, n Co

NotlCE IS hereby given, that the Annual Meeting
y, ntoekhoners viii be held at the public house Of
h'hry Haas, near the Kingston Depot on
AoHdaH The lath day of January, Hert,
petwecn the hours Of twelve O'Clock noon and C,ur
O'Clock r. NJ for the purpose of eleoting N''
PRESIDENT, AND TWELVE DIRECTORS
TO serve for the ensuing year
Kin 'ston, Dee 20 IsG!--N - ''''""'y
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D3- Lieut.. ALEM B. TATE's letter on
our first page, from the Army of the Po.
tomac, to a friend in Bloomsburg-al.
though not intended for publication, will,
Notwithstanding, be read with general in 4.
teret
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AUDITORS NNrlCE

~ lliE oRfiiANH COukT FOR IHE, UrKTf u
Coih MH!A, I5fhrE OF JOSIAH EDN H..
hafE OF HhiAECEEEK TWP. Decd
tWh auditor appointed by RI Orphan Coutt,fCI
hl"n'h county, I" nndIi, S,ulr had adjust the A,
IN"', w ''E!a F""ler AimInistfaIrN VI Iuslnh F,r
lecnasc, ana 10 make dluifiiu u u thc bnlnu,r IN
tnf hhhl9 81 IN" acC"uta,i, VIII meet tn, ynriIts ~
tre'tiI' ~ IN" p"ri' 4 Eis pYrIntntGt Al III D.,
u"cr "a l'"nsh 'rS. "a farsGHY me gu;h Guy Jam
uH;y, ico', at tn u'circk ! "a
:, RDRE.l \. CLARK. EaAfp,
bloomshUfg, irC.Inhrr ~ Ieua iu
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Literary MAGAZINES.

We have received, at this Office, the fol-
lowing named nonthlies for January 1863,
Cooley Ladies' Book Peterson's National
Magazine; Ladies' (Ohio) Repository
Arthur's Home Magazine.
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Capt,Te Of d CdtamOtHa and Ouey.-
Ex'Sherif SNYDER, of Orange township
10 this county, recently bagged large
Oatamount and full grown Otter, meas
uiog over four fet long
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF A
POOR YOUNG MANA gentleman having been cured
of tile results Of early error ana disease, will. from
motives Of henevOlenco, send to those who request il
copy of the abave Interesting narrative published by
himself This little book is designed as warning and
caution to young men and those who suffer from Nrr-
Vous Debility, Loss Of Memory Preme ure Decay E .
&C. supply ing at the time the means of sci cure
Single copies will be sent uRder seal in plain cnyrl-
ope,-without charge, to ANY who request il, by ad
dressing th5 author.
CHAS. LAMBERT.
Greonpoint, Long Island, New Yoik
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Ncm A0ucrtis
EXHIBITION,

THE FIRST Semiannual Exhibition OF tho "Orangcyile
L Normal Il Commercial School" will be given ON
mn, THURSDAY EVENING, DEC, 2Jth 1862
me lriehos OF Education and the public generally are
invited To attend "
Orangevle, Dec 90 1869
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NOTICE IN PARTITION
Estate Of Isaac Warner. ST. lo.,J

COLUMBIA COUNTY, ~
In the Orphans Cosvt If tulsmbi, U..,
inter oiid Il IS Hns confatY,d: 'P ""Fssdia
On the petition Of Isaac Wagner ona n, %, ,.
Isaac wagner, dGceased who died irt.st., ".fs ~
benJamlD bonib0y the husband of Sarah pn"I Hhl ~
IL hother OF the hriTs Of auiA Isaac N,nn'. WI"
was preferred TO the Court rrsprr,fnIv T,,,, W. .
thai the inluest appointed by th- Court q,
Term thereuf, A. d. 1854, To make pnrt,tin, -, % nN'
ton Of The Real Estate Of The said inrrd.tt ,'nh'
turned tliht The said premises cannot b..
To accommodate al the heirs Of thp said H F ~
that the snme may h. parted aud di,cI.J w., VI" " 'l'
accommodate solae OF the heirs ~ the anil aN az ,'
and thoy have parted the same acrnr,iiuv, 'u'h'
the heirs and rcpr,s ,srnativCs of said docadn, upon
ing them TO b. and appear ut the stated r,nh"n n
III February next then and III to accent a., w" l
said Estate at the valuation thcfeuC ma 49, ''e Wa
thc helrs ana representatives, trfisu su Ia ,,t ~
same then to sho~ caIse " ANY thry h,y. - - we
said premises should not b, sold arcr,tina WY III
Of Assembly ia such made anI u,nv;,i ~ 'H d'l
wil ever pray, etc '' !"
BEsJAN. HOsppy
- ISAAC WAGNER
hhfrthpon De-. Ih 1869, Petition tcnd nm, .
granted PERSONAL notice thereof to be- ,etvnJ M -,
nattcs ~ the County. hnd siX weeks notice T.. i
BY pnbileai'on III one Of the newspapers in EIn,,
burg, Columbia county, and "A pap.y rnu,,i. '."I
notice 10 b. sent to the pgttips uut ~ th ~ tn'
where thGiF r sidenc" u kuUuu. By I, , Gam, '"'V
teriihcd from thu krcurae d. n;h Iili
JatOB EYER Y. tY.,k n ~
The various parties interested M In. sI,,., 4,
will please Hcc'pt t!it torrRu uipg notIurbtpn ''"'
JOSIAH Il. rURMAN
uI,ous;u,y H. - irs a., @yE
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OYSTERS
AT STOHNERS SALOON.

FRESH OYSTERS can be had at all honrsof the day.
be obtained by the Quart at 36 Gems and by The
at % cent. Tall at the Bakery"
Bloomsburg Dec. 90 1862.
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Sa- Hon. William II. Polk, brother Of
President Jas. X. Polk, died in Nashville
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Polk was a strong
Union man, former member of Congress
an officer in the Mexican war, and one Of
most eminent citizens of Tennessee. He
was a genial and accomplished gentleman
and very much beloved.
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The Democratic Flag.

THs FoRT WAYNE TIMES AND UNION,
---one ofths ablest papers in the State oi
Indiana-published by Gov. j. W. DAw
son & l. w. "a MpBELL, Esq, has hois-
ted the following strong and patriotic Dem.
eocratie Flag
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FOB PRESIDENT IN 1864,
Gen. GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
GOV. HORATIO SEYMOUR,
OF NEW YORK.

The combined names of MCCLELLAN
and SEYMOUR, are a tower of strength
In their loyalty, fidelity and nationality,
the People have unlimited confidence. -
Such Ticket, at this time, would sweep
she country from the Aristook to the Rio
Grand
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car The girls in Lawrence Mills now
receive ca an average SIXTY CENTS PER
WEEK and their boald. Oh, the poor
Aiggcls. GO away white giIls!
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Il AUDITOR y MOTH, 4.

Blooushnrz, Dpec.nhc, 20 ia q - 4n AZ d"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY. Nav l-s z. M.

THURSDAY May lie Pm.
The storm, and the reaction which was inevia
bic after 40 active day as yesterday, tended to
check business this morning, and we have TO re.
por, quieter day in, all quarters. The demand
for money was less active than yesterday, and
some bankers complain that they cannot place
money at per cent, In the street six is stl paid
on railway stocks in many instances. Government
is doing an enormous financial business at present.
Mr.. Chase i paying his wsy as he-goes, with the
aid Of one year certificates Of indebtedness; the
payments at the Sub.Ireasury amount to several
millions day, which go into bank, and come
back 10 the Sub.Treasufy to be deposited NJ per
cent. OF every bnlion 80 paid out 70 contractors
BY government, from ten to thirty per cent is
profit, which seeks investment on the Stock Elk.
change. Hence the advance in dividend paying
stocks and bonds. This state Of things must con.
tinue as long as the war II II continues tin
August next. the bspkers will by that time have
fobsbly Invested for thor customers, moro
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A Mistake ON the Battle FieId--Txyo Rebel
Regiments Firing into each Other.

went into several camps and tried 10 get seme lists
OF killed and wounded but found II impossible TO get
them strictly The battle field is so tar from
Corinth that another day two must BE- allowed for
straggers wounded 10 report themselves.
While engaged in that business learned from an eye
witness what believe 10 be the real OF the ms
andpg which occurred he.battc field between
some Louisiana and Tennessee regiments and induced
troops 10 fire into thu other some generals aids
had brought message to the Tenncsseeans then line
Of battle in front ofone OF the enemy camps He seemed
very much excited and very boisteros, riding at
furious rate along and through the line dressed in
federal uniform, which he had procured from the enc
mys camp, and which had evidently belonged TO some
began move on, he dashed through the camp,
mistaken by Louisiana regiment for federal off,
leading his regiment 10 charge. and at once hre
opened upon him and the Tennessee troops moving
behind and returned by the latter Before the mistake
discovered casualties had occurred on both
sides understand that tho officer who created the fin
Guilty was radled with bullets aud fell dead.
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Special correspondence u the Memphis Argus
CoRiSTH Mss., Apsil Is, 1862
horgsns squadron the last OF CIR forces leave the
battle held arrived here this morning. Day before yes
tsrday federal regiment Of infantry and one OF cavalry
wefe out securing the country four or FIVE miles
the battle Ged when they were mot by Morgans squad
rom detachment VI Alabama cavalry and Louisiana 10
fsntry. aud the fedsrals put to light with loss OF
tweuty three killed and two takco prisoners Our loss
two woundsd-ons MORALLY.
Tue enemy stl occupy positions adjacent to the battle
hsd no considerable portion q their having been
removed bot on the contrary thsrnumbess have been
augmented by arrivals from Psducah and Cairo, The
refusal the part OF the federal to receive
the DAG OF truce for the purpose obtaining rsr
mission burr our dead characterized a. an act OF
cruel inhumanity, and done only 10 shisid from
sight the havoc and destruction We had created.
Every day the probabilities Of attack on this place
from Shiloh becoming isss and less. II is surmissd
and mot without reason ha, on Tennessee river
will ondoavor 70 form jsrc'ion nih 0cy olrccdy q,
Hsrtttae and D,c1fsv, and ctA opsrpow.7ng MN,
adsa~e upon and s pace outside which they
fslgn 70 bsevs the confedsracy has no healthy ext
snts Whatever may be their design the fondly coz.
osyed scheme q capturing oorinth will certainly DO
tnwarted, aud tho msnacng armies the Tennessee
and In Alsoama, possibly, be placed the defensive
An order has recently been ssued By General Bsaurs
Be transferred 10 infantry service This VIII bays ira
elect Of largely increasing the effective force Of the army
and becomes necessary from the gsa. scarcity Of forage
ths largo surplus OF cavalry and the pressing need OF
horses for artillery service Our cavalry IN III, fio, NJ
country almost ussie@ and employed 70 sdvsnsse
snly and picket duty OF the 1000 cayslsv
a shiloh on tho 9th and 7th nsan.s but three char
a. 700 men each.
pointed By the President and are duty with he army
here
Gsnsral-Fraxton Brags
MAJOR 0enorals-B, r. Cbsathan. r, O. Hindusn Jnthn
c. Breckenridge.
Brixsdisr Gsnsrais-B n. Helm, p r. cieburn. Frank.
iiu Gardner, Thomae Jordan, William Preston Alfred
10 these must now be added Sterling Price and Ear,
Van Dorm who are nov 10 or near corinth-ED HsR,Lp
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Manufactures in New Orleans.

".
We are getting on>-ir hne, advancing gioroIsly--ia
some branches OF manufactures We have candle
and soap factories gun factories general machine shops
and oil companies Now we have talk OF the a.so, a.
ton called the Confederate Leather Manufacturing Com
nsny We learn that il il actually 70 be carried lhrol
that The company has sscgred the services Of frs, rate
artisan and dra gh sman. Tie works will be In reads
shortly, when hundred sdos Of leather are et
pected 10 DO turned out daily We hope hess promises
and expectations will DO resze Snd reduce the price
Of sole leather from dollar aud ten por pound
down 10 al east forty nfy cents against thirty o.
forty cents tine prices which current year ago
The public and AL consumers expect 10 have 70 paw
higher prices TOR all local manufactures them
20 be Of better quality than Northern kinds yet they
DO not expect 70 have 70 tho extraordinary hgurs
dollar per pound or sole leather or ono hundred dol
lars per dozen for cali We are anxious 70 know
how far the Confederate Leather Manufacturing Company
can aid 10 supplying the demand for this article
There 10 no want Of hides they be Furnished al
much lower price than the Northern ssueriss pay Tho
talk u, give US cheap leather Prunea and goat skins
not wanted
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Brooklyn District Court,
Before ths Hon. Judge Bosfum.

q . Shonohon =. Ducid j. roosig PEER A. t,uan
and Hdmsiton ERto,For grad larceny IN epay,og nj,
private residence, 10 Dessaw street, Brooklyn, sozns
aud csfFyns on, with force and violence ossn,,, -
household iuns books and other effects the pron.rty
OF the complansbt, on lh4 Goth of April last
Asssrs. Bernard, IiugbA apJ Jsmss l. Cuppsidxs an.
peared for Mr. shsnaban and bs dofsadan,s wore
represented by sS.Judss Norris.
Very little progress was made in the preliminary a,
animation of the Gaze Only one witness Wis heard a.,
crossexsmnasiou by Judge Morris occupying cous3srs
BILE tims
ay consso. q COUNSEL tbs osss We adjourned ga.i
Tuesday aest.
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Can % D@oaDsaLr COMMENSURATE J. Twobs and
res~ A. Lyman, both Of New York, we're yesterday
brought before the Honorable Judge Brennan on charge
% asing indecent and abusive language 10 Mr. c. q
-haushan on the zsth OF April last, a. well ss for
threatsnng his life and melting him 10 commit breach
OF The public peace. The parties implicated had pre-
vously boon arrested on warrant from Judge Boerum
81 brooklyn, on charge OF grand larceny, a. the in
@td nee oil MI Shsnshan and In thus abusing and yilly
yng tho complainant me snimns 70 induce him 10
No breach Of The peace was. h0vsvSr committed. AID
She Offenders were duly cise held 70 answer to tbs
yudicial authorities. Mr.. lanes ~ Cupnaidga an 80
part Of Mr. shsnshsn spp for Inc ~ y
ths case ~ essential Witnesses were
Mr.. harrington on the part OF the defendants d,d ny,
vhsr sny objection, but expressed desire that bs mai,
Der should be amicsbly arranged. Mr. CappsiJge sad
that hs instructions were that the should 10
upon lodoay and ~ 40 Other way. The lesrne Judge
~ 10 srsn,sd. sua ordered Z ooringy
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Rebel Fears or the Union cunboat..


Al tho last accounts forces in tie neghbor
hood OF Cornth portion ~ TEN between Cornth and
Monterey Corinth l. invent ytso miles from the river
Monterey ia about twelve nes from Corinfh In the d.
rsclion Of tho enemy. The roads said to DO 10
horrid condition, the lines Of army being Just
the worst portion. There Is ESopes Of an ddrancc
increment 1cdsrst the essy part for the svident
reason that We cannot get from ths river where
he Ia supported BY his gunboats, which AFFORD an easy
aud convenient refuge for bis retreat. The falling Of the
river however must compel the .unboas 10 retire
and the enemy should continue 80 long in his position
he would have nowhere 70 fell back upon shor, Of Bow
fing Green
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General Order on the Death of General
A. 3. JOhnstOn.

Tho following general order issued from head
quarters at Corinh by General Beauregard,-
HEADQUARTERS ARSY OF MISSISSIPPI,
COMMIT, Miss. April 10, 1862.
SoLDRRs-Your late Commander in Chief, Con. A. s.
Johnston is dead fearless soldier, sagacous captain.
reproachess man has faen. Ono who, in his devotion
20 cause, shrank from no sacrifice one who, ami.
mated by of duty, and sustained by sublime
courage challenged danger. and persisted calamity for
his country whilst leading forward his brave columns to
victory. His signal example Of herosm and patriotism,
II initiated, would make his army nvincible.
grateful country will mourn his oss, revere his
name and cherish his many virtues.
G. 7. BEAUREGARD, General Commanding.
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- IvHl Fhe hGhmond DispstDh, April %
Ths Yankees, in very small force are sti committing
aepr sdatons 10 Fanqner and the adjacent counties 4
Wsrrsnten and carriedl ali the stock OF msdiones ~
he only two drug stores IN the place When our army
is back from Manassas the Confederate government OK
Tered 70 purchase their MEDICINES but tho sale was rs
fused On the plea that there no other drug sorss 10
the surrounding country, and the resents OF that sec
Yankees have bsgged the whos or IT, ~ '"'