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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-26
CENTRAL PRYOR sIrosr1s TWO r.skr,s.


Bdgadier General Roger A. Pryor during the day had
the misfortune TO be taken . prisoner, but the
POI ng good fortune TO etsc. his escape.
He hal started eff on foo! 70 call up two three
gim.n for reinforcement and bis return found his
command moved from the position In which he had left
H. Thinking II bad goao shesd, he too ven on and on,
wondering all the lime where his men were until he sud-
dsny encountered two Yankee soldiers sitting at the
foo: Of hayrck. Hs uoiiorm being covered by
Mexican pouchO they DID not observe that hs was no:
one OF tbCi' own men, there sny mark visible
UPON tis psrOl to indicate that he vas an Cii,er-
They accordingly ismiiIr.y inquired hov everything
WIS going on IN root He replied very veil sud in
the conve slii1l whioh ensuN5, LEARNED that he WIS
milo sod ahslf within the kedcIAl lines they asked
rim 1unerops auesons ulder some of which lie began
- qlaS AID grow une.sy, fearing fis INABILITY, good
npytr though be is - cope 5uc,rssiuIy viii cross
c1sniuAion Q. such nsgrOus ch'racter He accord
Ey b.gsu 10 look about him 70 scoVer some meaJs
0. cscsps There was apparently bone. he observed
standing him, however, the two muskets Of the
nsu one OF them with bsyo1e and the other withol
Tpe coloQuy had not proceeded much further before
olo Of them looking AZ him he My, asked him TO what
regiment brigade and division he belonged aud Ss Pry
OF heslts.ed and staumerd out hs reply, the Yankee
so-sug to his ieet and exclaimed you are id
rsb and nv prisoner" Ia an instant the Geaeral VITO
il a poEelu and active % a squirrel sCiz d he
gun with the blyonet aod before his sntgonst could
tuya, ran hin through the body twice. The other
Jumped tn his e apparently as II 10 escspe but be also
r.ce d f:on Pryor unge that left him re pess on
toe h,d Throwing down the nrsse', tie .Derai NOV
Cd rapidly aEay in tho direction from which be cme,
md after toisi-g Federal straggers for hour or
two had the satisfaction to OF fusly regsuing his com.
mAnd.
Au1ioul TO know the fate Of the two men whom be
hsu SO suDariy d'posed Of he sent OF bis aids the
rex. day, TO examine the hospitals in thai Eeghbo hood
aid ssctrtain If possible, whether any pro-
nj wounded with bsyouet. Toe aid returned with
the intormt ion that he had iould .e so Injured
Waereups Pryor mounted his horse aud went person
% $50 hiiu Th5 was asleep when he entered the
tcsp.al but the surgeon awoks MIN, and tho General
asked II he recognized him. "Y1s sir, do vi, tbs
reply, You're the who Stuck me-" The wounded
man was rot less surprised vlen he leArn,d tia: the
slhor Of his misery va h, redoubt,bls hJE9r Pry'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-26
ADJUTA. IT ASD lssf . 7 GshEaAIr ,Ft ca, ;
Richmond September l2, ls62
GHEEaAL ORDERS
~ AZ

Asreesby Eaph General orte-s No S errreni
% decls sps Military eornsnces have ori 10
peadthe Il Of hb-ssa Ipu " I'll proesr OF M rsi
l,w by oesfs nl OH ssiuG Ing pow 70 ted oay
j the PIehdent, are seie y snnLueJ.
LoncriIts rnplyGo al The owe tsorfs OF he
lran,- sepA he terfe slh y oilng
other III AZ procee inRs Ia hen viii q, made
Command ocer u the os'h shtasEts
al All 'riJs d-s Ell o. nj, ed ikfsn gagI IN
N be p'oy ed with sged The Of
imnsds Ell chsrg and cou -teug Ell Col sosgs
Chic 4 ord ance
Nv Te snp sntsr d.nt CT nItre srd Mining rurosu
luch on snLte sas1cf zsd and VI
pres TO- he Government nfa miaes 81 re cves
de e egui ed for The Of the ervt
sLere uin=, oTes safe ed 10 EN- n
voted whch may be mpe f.cy WORKED BY lie owner or
scr
c,u peusaIon O. b. baildI- g. timber snd s ps,fr
ais n arJ for RI tins and d, may be settled
by pva aerm b. aen unier the direction q he
siTe an knng Gu -'u
E0roag recruiting oTces In he dbchA Of cir du
ties und he tonsclipt other tnoned aot to
per worked by Cove officers bv csntac
the Ordnance Department sh ut fs appfsing b.
tanning the Of the tupsr!nte ocer
who viii b held ftde rep nsbe for ab1ie eva q
;hslsw
VI Through 10 the prn.sd text OF tn. "Amy Regua
tong Of te Coaed te States OUR la allowed TO
fiel aud straw, AL officers a ne Qua ter
masters Depstme will h reaer take police that Iuch allow
a ega, and will be adaei In accounts paSdns
through the QGar,enasttr Generals Cfree.
"' s. ooorrR,
sep 22-v Adj aud Iosp. Genl.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-26
rYrHLNaI NO RoRnrRY.

II Is res,ei OF sid or belong 10 the Eighth Ala
oams K gnent, that he foupd Yankee in the woods,
Gu being separated from bis regiment did 10! know
what to co With hin. Will soIilcquizDg, the officer
who gave Ire the ncden; rode BY his ADVICE being
asked be told the soldier he had be les the prisoner
20. well" said the Albanian, Il reckon will tu,
ock here, YSrkee you CANE Leave till you've given me
.oue Of them Eood clothes. Strip want your boots
spd brooches" III, Yankee pro esv against any sucl
diguty, and appealed TO the eff eF 10 protect him
Toe Albanian sso plead Lis cause. Here's The f.l
low" said lie, "coms down LeIe robbing Of cur PEG
pie and he's stayed long is mOroO right he sh0u
nav for bis board don; want him togo round 10 his
blr legs any mnIsn hs wants t.; and him
uiy ol1 clothes.' "A air exchange Is no robbery"
rrlii,d The Cfh1er, and you have no shoes and
mighy poor p,r Of nan's reckon you bad better b lp
yourselt" "Snw, Yankee, you hear what the hos
"a ~, 90 yer; win your traps srd let's trade" The
ast thing my iisnd saw as be roie away, was the Two
wothes in th.r "b legs," stripping for an exchange
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A spICIY,E on y1.K,. yILLAIsY.

The Charleston Courier, short time since, prbished
The following "Ohsrscterstic Ircident;"
Within ton miles of Vcksburg there resides wealthy
WIDOW whose plantation IA stocked With the best rel
cattle In Of III, !orsgng sxcursionp Of the Yam
KEGS while they engaged in dtebing hear Vicke-
burg hese cattle struck the eyes and appetite Of the pur
ysyors and party under Cap ain was detailed pur
chase. The Gap ain In ex,srnals and manners,
Dear gentleman as Yankee officer can be. Hs wac
courteous gallant .be, and confederate towards the
lady, who OF course Is 8 good secsssionist. ~
Eitering the mansion and Aing his business, with
many apologies the Var kse Captain informed that
the cattle we're not for SALE After yanly endeaVoring by
persuasion appeal aud offers 70 induce consent to SALE
the officer stated with reluctance that he compelled
to have the suppes BE believed that such canle read
y sold at $40 and wiling and ready pay $50 each.
He offered this price for Of the best bseves that bis
had collected, tus the money was firmly refused
Pretending that he could not and would not take the
beef without pay aud yet determined to have it, he
tired afer leaving the amount, $500 the parlor ia.
ble Impressed with the gentlemsniy department Of III,
Captain and deenirg it useless to psrsst In refusal
altempE return hs money, the fair planter sppropa
ted il to the Of the Ladies Relief Association" Of
ae vicinity. Ga examination IL found that every Il
was counterfeit.
When Modern Yankee gets above open robbery ne
rises into fraud.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-26
A CAVALRY cHAKGE.

.. Our cavalry too are paying conspicuous part
in determining the fortunes OF the var Near the L'Wis
house, which is mile or two our right one OF our
rgmsnts has charged two regiments OF the enemy ous
hss been repused second is despstched TO lie asss
lance aud the chsge Is repeated. FIR the first e IN
The vGr the Yankees stand Tor rather, tother credi
ne SAID, the Mehgandsrs) and desperate hand to
hand eonaict ensu,s and coainues Tor ften or tweny
nuuea Our men 6Ts; open upon the Fedsrals with
thir clbnes add then dash in with their sahres cut
ting and sashing right and left. The Fsderas hit well
aud rslurn blow for blow. Men are ENDORSED, heads
cracked and ,sh cIoven to the bone. Bat the Oonfed
est,- e. tbr ugh with their novel experience uIAach
ingly Finally we slcceed in partially surrounding the
Yankee cavalry, aud thus gain substantial advantage,
fore which the latter give way leaving their dead and
wounded together with numbers Of prisoners behind
SCORES on our side, whom have seem are badly nula
d. some of them m nus ears, and fagers, and
some wish more serious wounds upon their bodies. bu;
acne we're killed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-26
| EANp.ro-HINp oonyLIcr.


on tho Plains Of Manassas Psrsonne records the fol-
lowing incidents: ,...
EAK1sro-HLND ooULIcr.
The Eighteenth George, Fifth Texas, and the Hsnt-
ton Legion encountered the Seventeenth Twenty second,
Twenty fourth and FortyIcurth New York regiments,
Tho were concealed from view by deep ravlne, and
before they Of tire anegoni'ts we're within
twenty steps Of each other Our men secured the aG
vantage Of the frat Ae however, and rushing forward
With yell after their voley, we're In momsns upon che
Yankee ranks. AIjutant Patton, Of the Eighteenth
Georgia madsa dash for the color Of the Twenty fourth
Nav York but the bearer refusing give up one Of
the Gsorglans named Sergeant 0Nsil hopped upon him
10 true Irish style and knocked him down with bis nat,
During this hand tohsnd 90 CT Lieutenant Smith, ais
of he Eighteenth, attacked with bayonet, which
be caught with his Left hind and With the other brought
his opponent to the grouDd Lieutenant Thomas OF The
,mpIon Legion, had g similar fght with the color
arer Of the fWentysecond New York. In which he &C.
cured the & Of that regiment
For the hrs Tins IL IL history the demand was made
III 6Sht fr the surrender ottbs Hampton Legion oy
tue Coorel Of tn Twenty. oud York. Surrender
D." Ihundsre Col Gary. 1t you done deliver Scto
sucro up Iii blow your brains cut, sir Phee arc S'uh
Ouolnisns;" whereupon The prudent Yankee gave up
his Ford an Was hanid over 81 a prisoner OF war
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The sick and wounded.

4 SIi VS. passed ~ re JOrfst.rass Senate !cstcr
dsy tc provi4e Tor he better ogre e to siek 81
Wcvn1sa e. Il Lssrsa. In, Hs7'e, it is hopsi, WI
give Z. iIa 1c,'c snl iarc-ass e)osil,ra,i.n rae %
sc. u u5 BIZ a2Pvss e sly the pat-o;U. ard Tie
hu-is li.y Of tie e1sn.asSss. We rsgre; TIA: We
hy, no s'es to speak O. the ei Of iSs ysrioua pro-
visons. Ssouls &c b.Sasae a lar, tho srmy vii oSe
6t e eta i,sis 70 rs author Ssas;or simms o. Ksa
tu;sy. who b.5 devoted much E,sl and judgment TO
she tuk Of susHOEatrg the condition Of SICK ard
Eru1ged sCiiiers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-26
rHE r1lsr yIRaNIA RIeIxNr.

While the lines we're moving forward, the First Vir-
gina r gimeut-S handful Of veterans who nave
been in every hSht since the commenced and most
Of N an the best young OF Rchmond-came direct.
" upon battery OF tour pieces, which obstnAtey
holding s ground and pouring its deadly voliies into
our ranks Sho, and she'll hal'd furiously into the ht
tie band bu' |; no time TO sop then, and dsshiug
o. with IA cheer, reached the summit OF the hill
where the pecss we're planted. Their commsrdtf, Col
= G. Skinner, a brave, impetuous oil gentleman, Was
SINE tx,ny PAGES 10 advance and seeirg the Federas
sA ding boldly their guus rose 10 his srrup- turned
to ais regiment and shouting FORWARD, the eli First
t9E me-" spurred his horse 10 tho very zz'es OF
the battery. 0ne OF the clnnoners was In the act o.
pallrg the Lanyard Of a gun. HIN, he cut down With
his sIose. Another, attempting TO take the place Of bis
comrsde, was lkeWss dispatched, by the nov bloody
steel Ct the Colonel and the rss' turoed TO hT A. this
us ant one Of the relrea Fsd-rals halted, took d.
osrsLe aim aud shot away portion Of the Virsaisls
cal; Ehile q second sent bullet through bis body
Hardly had the ash o. the tSo muskes disappeared
ro~eTer before the Yankees paid the forfeit OF thsir
temsriy With thsir lives, OF them beirg killed by
Sergeant NJ jor Jones ofthe Prst-"Porwsrc, boys, al
says forward dops mind me- cried tue wounded Colo
mel and there be fell Snong the trophies of bis PROV
ess. am glad TO say that, though seriously, and At
one time thought 10 Do MORALLY hurt the gallant col
der Il now believed TO be out Of danger.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-26
ADJUTARr AND ISsrEoIOR Gysls SP,Ic 4
RIeHsosD, etpt. lTth, 1859. 4
GENERAL Orders, [
~ n. n

TO- IS.
AB,a.a Of omcs WI couve7e IN this city, to examine ap-
puesus Appontmtn Altry Ulcers for dnanee ouy.
fhe Board III coLssG Of
Col 7 8. EGeit, rroy' Atty on Ordnance iaty.
hsJ1rs a,,bry, Proyi Atty oa Ordnance duty
Ctpt. PEN slosn.
Sapt ". roy Brown.
Capt. ~ ecoTd the rrocsedD Of III. ,srd.
The MIR Officer eeni p act Prssdent ssd Will
due Dc ven Ct Tie sld place OF meeting Of ihs
Bo nd witch vii cit fos. TINS tine eandGAi sppy
for ma ioa.
The rtquist 70 pass the examination Will be
lst . ordinary Rnsssh atom.
Sd In Wild kthnetic, Ice gting The o. fractions
ID knG~leoge =" the FIELD h.Lus under the diee
ten Of tho ordnance pu-sAu.
4ih. The I'd viii an examine the erese tss OF re sppl
tskeist coal eauon pror -dns quality
Them ArtL cry 6fhc
The ard ST. fy n OF the moral ehrssr
Of the cSnd dslss, especially Of their hsbiu sobriey sud
toy -. ps, phyc.y uLh os Ihs cut Of IN odoanes
one II Ia ihe feld
aiol the soArd thsts neees'sry The esn
d. vii he sed coElng roll OF merit, basil
ersainat aud eino"s TeeoDm.n lag them 20 uch gate
thy tie qrs iAd fcr, he srsds Of 90 ts3
norcLs . higher 5eEg te?Snss9t ca TasSres In
tie hLd or 70 arB-nzl!.
H. tssagrg III G.rersi or6. Va IS Csrrel. ss5 Hcod
Get ty para &c al Ord M 81, extended 70
ts.Ce eli 81, i sch n hosp to CT - .siyosi
II earl tmess hsrslS Expfcsly pio@ei.si from
eHro.Eg cons zi,is uCt o o lin hs confederate
STA e. ~ 4sn.cl u meant psra,n-n: rs4.de'es
BY der.
(.eaedi accGpEf,
s,S22-iS Atist Ut a. Inspeetoe General.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VA.
HENATE

SENATE.
THURSDAY, sept. 95, 1861
DENT. %
Payer BY Rev. Dsctor Moore, Of the Presbyterian
Church.
rHt IxMPrfoS OF ooNNIssIcsIB IN oHAHcERY.
Mr. GARNErf, Of Henrico, oflred the folio sing:
Rssolvsd That the Committee Of Courts OF Justice BE-
instructed Inquire into tire propriey Of eIsmptiDg
in ehsncsry from the operations Of the
oonscrpt law, recently enacted by the Congress Of the
Confederate states. Agreed 10. ..
BILL INTRODUCED
Mr. BRANE0N, Of Lewis, asked leave to iutodues .
bin in relation to the salaries Of certain officers Of the
Government. The bill read and ordered 70 second
reading.
THE EXCHANGE BANK CT NORFOLK.
Mr.. NELSON, Of ksriGn, introduced the following
pr amble and resolution
Whertai 1t Ia represented that the Exchange Bank
Of Virginia at Norfolk IL within the lines Of the enemy,
md that no dviaepd Of the prefs for the SIX months
,ndng on the S0.h cay Of June, 1852 BE- declared
10 tho mode preacrbad by law, be IL therefore
Resolved, by the General AZ snbiy Of Virginia, Thst
or the Fix months riding the 80 day Of June 1852
tie branch of the Exchange B nix OF Virgins a. Rich
mond may declare dividend Of profits not exceeding
three PSF the capital stock Of sad nk, that
when so declared sba pay the State vdend the taxes
tberoo and the bonus on the capital of said bark into
the Treasury.
Rsad, and laid over under tho rules.
THE RJLIrY OF scLDIEB.
Mr.. COLLIER of Petersburg, ofTed the following
Resolvsd BY the Gtn.rai ASssmtly, That two mem
hers OF the Senate aud hree Of the House be and they
are hereby appointed committee, and requested to
deraks the service aud have TIE expenses Of their m
on paid with authority to repair soon prac!ci-
ole after the General Assembly shall have adjourned, 10
TIE camps Of the soldiers from this St in that part Of
the Confederate army under the nand Of General
Robert E Lee ascertain sod supply their deficiencies
of clothing and other necessary comforts Of whatever
kind and that the committee make report OF their trane-
actions To the Governor and that the Committee Of r.
nauc. Of the two Houses be instructed to bring 10 bill
supropriatnp thousand dollars to carry this retc-
luton into effect Read and laid undo, tho rule.
TEE SALT BILL TAKEN Up.
Ol motion Of Me- IS6ELL, OF feIsoo, the bill to
provie for the production, distribution aud sale Of salt
in tho Commonwealth" taken up and considered BY
sec ions.
BILL FROM THE HoUsE
A communication from the House announced the pas.
sage Of the bll i7demnifYng loyal czsne on. Of the
property of dsoys ciiizans" and asking the concur.
renee Of the Senate.
VOTE OF THAMES.
A communication FROM the HouIs announced Its con-
currence in the int committee report Of a vote OF
hanks 20 General Robert + Lee, General Joseph
ihnston General Tbonse j. Jsckson and tho tice .
aod men Of their armies and asket the concurrence q
the Senate. -.
4 SALT BILL FROM TEX HOUSE.
Pening the discussion on the sat BILL and notion
70 emend bill the same SUI jsct passed By tie
gous. was received FROM hat body
TIE Senate bill, on mo'on, war laid on tbs ttbe.
o. motion the Senate q burned.
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dLNEThL UkUkh1I
No. 81.
Dferent constructions hsviny been plased Paragraph
ders No. IS Current Series IL declared
ouly apples parolsd sIchapgei pr,oEers Who are
sick and wsandein hosp and Who have been furnished
with d. seFiptye lss
H. Pbe neral, the Quarternaster General the
Coumssary General and the thief Of oronancr, will
inue ite thorough Inspection be in all the ches
t>tir several depsnsEt and WI report TO the utnt snd
General the humber Ct soeooded OF Consospt
In Depsr emp OF, whose places can ne gu by
Con:erps accepted for zach di ureeF The r-quenens OF
Paragraph III. ten Tsl I'd rs TO -. Current series
III In gtos In chsrge u sp.tss, AssStsn Qisrefnss
te' Assist Comni saes aud o.dIsEce oces hayrsI
N ale bo1.ec Conict VII places can
be led by Couc lets enrolled rsraTAph III Gsuers Or
81 -ei rspo 1.-THE fact, TO the utart
To log Office vho exchange 20 re made and vii
der the sid thus Believed ron Department employ - d-
With their counsnds
~ H.re.f err no which vii seTarae sb bodied
elr r,gm n,, vii be mae for duty the Hospital.
Qulriesmaater, oomn!ssiry or Ordnance De- Mtrens
BY order
sIgred) 8. COOPER,
seq -ix Adit and ms General.
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sTArrtna REPoRr -"Haye you beard lbs latest
nsv ssa che gso;lcn.1 % archer In cur bearing
yss ssdsy. "No What Is i,g s6e rro'1Ser. Gen.
Lcrtsrfc; hss g9us ever % the Y4rk esi" "Dont
De Eve j. ITS ia,t however, and StonsEall Jack.
a Ihq Mid Of the gentlsm8n Of The second part
eaz - once "vhsre the laugh cams in md had no
dis u.y n understanding the msnner In which these
a d8g1'hsd G,-~cals hA "gors over, when he reccl
lec "a lst her hai Fec-ptY entered Maryland and that
thcJ varT probably Il Pennsylvania before this
Lns-NgRtgomsry Adgsrtis1.
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ADpr AND ISEpEcr0l eEyERi Us OFFICE,
f.cHsosp. sept. 10, 500.
GiEcEG- ORDERS, |

0'N1E -. e. 9AD'A
:. sAiut ,rt' Of thu rsszisE hr9E heat ne Sry I'll
irqi-- Into req II 4 issns win ter
eye x ueti NJ nrUt Tt su,iority thr nssers
o'sceh and ihtr vii b; forss id
Gree Of ns Ae liant and in'pstr a. to be putIh
G IN the nsrsPlp,rI
IL The Prob BIT Of ihs expora loo frog Virginia OF Shsst
-four and GOES not tIteai wheat ihrsor
al where Ihe Coma Hog Gee al 81 lie Depar'n %
saeh Il Is desired vhta hA he SAT- fed hs
ended for seed shsa and not fer p1Eap be snail
Ierrlt 4. 20 pass
III. Hereafter the c,nrand Of hI r'Serersl g. w. snhh,
will the eou5t lying Rea.h Of the Inns CT
opsr uncer General r. r. Lee inuing the DspSt mt
Of North CARL An Ocn asnde within Gtss geog apacL
will sso o. AID rteSys ter oFce hon xsjo:Gsrsrsl
6. W. smh
w. Paragraph v, General Orders No. q, Current Series.
CisIsd cooREs,
SEW ID and Insp General
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NOTICE.

IL ~ hayps c'sas aga TIE eE:st, o. Gs1ss L
N Gofdon dece.e viii please bsvi h prppehy sp,h MI
Gated oesArtea nc, 81 Bsuayozo Post dc, A,enArie.
sss4-@ JaQ Y. GORDON, Acnf.
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EGTIOR.

TINS fer Examination Of xdshpusn Ia tg
i city rrIs ntY al the Hgvl II tp'ta, 18Th street.
All candidates wi report promptly.
I.ignsdl GEORGE N. H LLIas,
epss-@ Flag oAetr.
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70 CORRESPONDENTs,

~ Ltss 5usiESss zllst b addressed ~Eiisor q
- E-A,G"
As5 '7rca on hot sites O s paper teiV E1t Be p~6lss-
ed III = Ss q long tildisg Oaga' te kHo'cH 20 al,
cHd ~ "a 70 olssts isSrsi from ObV0ry E0tice exceed
a. ssg 1s if-s7 ere -ktrlsf r ga Embellishments
80 We eug1' usa..its % rs.rs rejected COMMUNICATIONS.
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OUR ARMYIs MARYLAND.

We copy the following extracts firm " Personnel
letters published in the Charleston Courier of the 20
Instant They are not late but will be found interest
ing:
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NCIpEsrs OF THE wAR.

In bis interesting letters descp i've of the late battles
on the Plains Of Manassas Psrsonne records the fol
lowinv incidents:
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ADyr AND INSPECTOR dESEskL's pYylck, |
RIoHKosD, sept 49, 1854 I
GIHRplL oRDkRs, I

p22-Iv
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THURSDAY. sept. Is. 1852.
The body was called to order At Loon By the PREsI-
DENT.
Payer BY Rev. D,ctor Moore Of the Presbyterian
Church.