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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-15
Krsss COUNTY RrpuprcAs essrsAr coxr.rrx,.

NO, Conrt-st, Sept, 1909.
Pursuance Of the call OF the Republican and Legs
C,i y s,se Tom pees and In conformity thereto,
URINARY ELECTIONS viii be held in esch Of the wards
and towns Of Kings Comfy at the following designated
places under the direction Of the several Wad and To~n AS
socison and according to the rules of this Committee
mVNpAf the 10Th inst between the hours Of 8 and 8
from to O'Clock and the Vth and XIltb Wsrd, from
to ocock for the purpose of eecng three from
each OF said wards and towns District Conventions IA their
respective Assembly Districts which ala Dis.yic,
tons shall elect three delegates and three sernstes 10
state Convention TO be held Syracuse the 2sh DAY q
September 1862
list Ward-NO. 126 Wilowst.
lid Ward-No AZ Front.st.
lid Ward-Connittee Room, No. Court-A
WITH Ward-WashiDgton Hail. Adams-s..
With Ward-Cub House Hudson and Sands st.
With Wsrd-Cub Rooms, cor. Clinton aSd Baltic-s.a
With Wsrd-Fuon av.. I'd east Clssson-av
With Ward-Clinton House. 27th.st. and Sd ~.
lXth Ward-Zeler's Three Mile House.
Nth Ward--No. 9J Boemms.
Alth Wsrd-Bingham's vacant store Green-sv.
NTH Ward-Dagid MunsiDger's, Van BruDt-st
xLilth Mad-Wsshington Hall cor 4th and South TIL.
Airth Ward-Republican Hall, 5th-st., near Grand
Anth Ward-You Dung America, No. $40 Grand.
X Xvith Wsrd-union Hall, cor Even and Mes.e.ole
Xytith Wsrd-JOnes's Hotel, Franklin and Noble
A fJt Wsrd-tluD Room Cross Roads
Alhth WaId-N. Y. cor Broadway and 5,h.st.
Kew ptechi-Bay Ridge P. o.
New Lous@House of Henry Miller
Flstbush-Town Hall
FlatsDds-A N. Doxys
1fssesend-House OF Walter Kelsey
Inc assenoy pistc, Conventions viii be held the 18th
Ist District-Generii Committee Rooms No at
O'Clock ?. m.
Id Dt,ict.csr clinton ard Baltic.., ats o'clock
llld Dstrct-No. 80 boerum.st, ats O'clock
lfth Distuct-No. Court-st. NJ 3 O'clock
tn Dstrcs-Cover Hill Hotel Gates and Marcy avs sts
VIII Observation-Disclosures Hail. 4h and South 7tlss .s
O'Clock.
With Dissatisfaction Hail. cor Even and Me.s.rol. .ts
0e,9ck'r &. W. GODDARD, President.
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Ninth Nnrd Repubiicnn socintian.-Pursusnt
o tLe Cs oil tie Republican Genital COMMITTEES the Ninth
Naid gublcau Association will Bleecker Binding
re- tSDAl EVENING the 10Th inst for lie purp0se Of
Lseig Drclsss the Assembly District Convention, to
ppout the State Convention be bold syria
the z4ta int. Polls open from y 70 o'cocs
GEO. STAIR, Pr sdent.
". ID. TH,YEK Secretary
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National Military ACADEMY /,

NJ. AZ and so East I'D a., t.h-av
Col WM w. TOMPkINS, Principal
cl,.se. are forming in INFANTRY, ARCIlLERY and
CAVALRY Tactics during the hours Of u to isi M
81 ~ and every evening during the week from III TO 10
O'clock Those DESTROYS Of obtaining Military instruction
invited call The Colonel has secured the services Of two
mails or companies for instruction In either Of the above
Company b, Ironsides Regiwent.-Good men
wanted for this Company at the headcuAers No $40 Aht.
The usual bountes paid and superior sntsges offered
DAVID D. TERRY. Captain.
EDWA.lD ABBOTT. Lieut..
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The Tax Bill,

NOW READY. in pamphlet OF - pages on tine, she
paper Beside the bill which word Tor word in aecordanoe
with original append to il Alphabetical keca
pi,uaon OF every article taxed by the law, and tho
amount Of the be levied thereon. This renders II -
complete and convenient 1t is possible tonake IT,
Price cents postpaid, ~ 100 sent by express -
per 100 ii by mail address THE TRIBUNE. NewYork
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NOflcF.-Inr olceTs and menbtFs OF TIE NtcOhd Oonl-
pany Washinston Continental Guard hereby notified TO
Military Hail. no. 1919 Bowery. on MONDAY, 18th
inst II O'Clock m in full uniform. with Grape u
s;tend the funeral brother soldier Lieut. g. w.
SHANNON who died OF disease contracted while iR the de-
tense OF hs counry's Tag.
The officers and members of the % Rest ~ Y g. M and
Fhs, Second Companies Washington Continental Guards
are respectfully invited to attend
By order. JOHN 7. LANSING, Captain.
u. 2 REyERF
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Tbirtcenth Ward Republican, Associnfion.-

fourteenth Ward Republican ssOciafion.-
Headquarters No 40 Broom- tA social meeting ~ the
Association will be held TUESDAY EVENING. Sept 10,
pursuant the of the Republican Central Committee for
the election Of Delegates TO the Syracuse Couyenon The
polls n be open from u % O'Clock At the Headquarters
No 426 Brooue-st. ADOLPHUs BORST President.
.IoBS BARRY }c.r..,,
DrBIRY x. p WILCOX ''''c'"'io'-
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To the A ssooia.ed Press.

WARRINGTON Sunday, Sept. u, 1852.
TIVE ISSUE or SMhLL NOTES.
The Government has not, as is generally supposed,
issued an order interfering with the istue Of small
notes by the regular banks Of this District. 1t j.
understood that no such order has been contem-
plated.
TIE COMMAND OF THE MONITOR.
Commander BenShead has been appointed to the
command of the Monitor, Commander Stevens hay.
ing been ordered to important service at sea.
MILITARY PRISONERS TAKEN INTO SERVICE.
Nearly AL the soldiers lately confined in the Dir
trict Of Columbia for military ocnses, but released
by law Of Congress, have been mustered into the
military service.
TIE RKPORTED ENGAGEMENT AT UAEPER's
FERRY.
The latest accounts received here do not indicate
any engagement, as reported, at Harpers Ferry.
IMPORTANT ORDER FROM MAJ.-GEN. BANKS.
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DisTRic- orr
WAsHINGrOS, Sept. IT, 1902.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 30.-By order Of Maj. Gen.
Banks commanding the defen'es Of Washington the order
from thes- headquarters authorizing civilians 10 the
bridges and ferries the Potonec within this district: is
countemanded Fsse. viii be required. heretofore. and
viii be granted these sdqoasrs extreme
csssity only. By cormsn1 Of Brg.-Gea. WADsWOlTii.
JOHN 7. sHERBURNE Asst; Adit-Gen.
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Tenth Ward.-A meeting Of the Republican and Unior
on TUESDAY Sept for the purpose Of electng de
10 the Fourth and Sixth Assembly District Conventions
conformity with the call Of the Republican Central Comm
toe Polls open from u to 8! p M
WILLIAM KELLOCK, President
THOMAS c. THORNTON, Secretary.
Eleventh Ward Republican Assocint ion.-Ir
conpiAnce with the directions Of the Central Committee Al
election VIII be held at No 81 Avenus ID. on TUESDAY
EfENlNt the 10Th inst for the purpose Of eectng dele
gates to the With and XIltb Assembly District Conventions
to elect Delegates b the State Convention to be held at syria
cnse ON the 2ith inst The polls will be open from y q
o'clock D.
BY order Of LII. WATTS, President.
ISAAC hicks, Secretary.
Twelfth Ward Republican Assocja,;ou.-A
regular meetnq VI this association will be held III Is Mon
corner 3d.av and l3th-st. H. Ii. GREGORY. President
s. H. KNAPP, Secretary.
Twelfth Ward Republican Associetion.-In pur.
TO the call Of the Republican Central Committee hs
Association will meet on TUESDAY EVENING. SEPT 10
aud elect by ballot three delegate. and three alternate.
Republican and Union State Convention, 70 be held
Syracuse the oath inst Polls open from y 10 9, O'Clock
Ii. Ii. GREGORY President.
s. VI KNAPP Secretary
Tbirtcenth Ward Republican Associate
In pursuance Of the call Of the Republican Central Commit
tee. Primary Election will be held at Mr.. OShsugh
nessys Hotel of Broomo and Pitt-sts, TUES
DAY EVENING Sept l6 for The purpose Of eectinz Del
crates and Alernates the Republican aud Legislative
Union State Convention TO be held at Syracuse the 2h
inst. Poll open from "A to q o'clock.
E. ELLIOT, President
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A Meeting OF the Fifth Wnrd Republican and
Union A--ocintiOp Will be held at Lands Fhh Wasd
Hotel oL TUESDAY EVENING 10th inst, a. O'Clock, 10
delegates the Third Assembly Dstrc Convention All
who lied their requested h attend
Polls 'fom a 10 " p
By order NATHAN KINGSLEY, JR.. President.
W. W.. h y T,,E BAlrf' secre,aie.
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AlililarD Noilres.

SECOND REoT N z s. ARxoRY Cor Hsllplsee and 7th-st
NEW-YoRk. Sept 49, 1852. :
The Officers and Members of the I'd Regiment
y. " - VI, IN the city, hereby requested e
attend IN fan uniform white pants at the ATmory THIS
DAY IL participate in the funeral Of the late Lieat
GEO ". SHANNON
Ry reqncs, Cspt BRADY, REED, KENNEDY. GRA-
HAN, PHILIP j. DOwNEY, Adju,snt REA, Lieut. JOHN
w DEMPSEY, and others
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EigLih Ward Republican Associatian.-A meet
ns Of this Asso eiiou vail le bold ~ edquarsr No. li
Prince s,recf On ~ EsDAY EVENING 10th inst. os tlo
pnrp OF selecting Dol gates tie hrd and titn Assembly
District Convcnonf who 10 elect Deesaies 70 tho State
Convention. ANDREW BLEAkLEf, President.
va. PtTrvEsoy, Z s......t
CnAA. b. lroHaAs, N
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S-T-1S6O-X.

S-T-1S6O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purify, strengthen, and inSigorste.
They cseate healthy appetite.
They sntidote 10 change oil water and diet.
They effects of dissipation aud late hours
They strengthen the System and snlyeu the mind.
They prevent miisnatc and int ermi'ten feveu.
They purify the breath aud acdity ofhe stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diafrhes Cholera, aud Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and NeEvoss Headache.
They the best Bttcrs in the world They make the
weak strong end exhausted natures great restorer
They made OF pure ST. Crolx Rum. the celebrated
Cssya Barn. roots and herbs. and taken with the
pleasure ofs beverage without regard to time of day
Particularly recommended 90 delicate persons requiring
gentle stirgu'ant. Sold by all Grocers Druggists Hotels and
saloons. z. III. DRAKE & Co. No. 2C3 Broadway, ~ Y.
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Filth Regiment Artillery N. Y. W,

stationed Fort Marshall Baltimore and organized for esfi
duty Offers superior inducements recruits The high
est bounty given.
Recruits i1om the country are informed that Gcvcnmess
State aud Town Bountes are paid when enlisted 49,
Apply Court and Jorslcnon ss bookyn OF Lsos-
URBAN corner Bowery and Grsndsy New ca OF
Iirnt Col MURRAY Regmental Recruiting ohoer
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Twentieth Ward-XIfh Assembly District
Primary Election to choose three Delegate snd three Al
SEPT, q lscl will be held Continental ts conerof 9ith
81. and e,llay, on TUESDAY EVENING. SEPT l6, 1c6e
Twentieth WsfI Republican Association. ADD the Tween
iis Ward Union A'ss1p are e25dII n,ed 20 be
A. ssipyrr DoAsr Secretary.
Twentieth Ward Peoples Union.-There will be
meeting o. tnls organization at Continen.sl Hell on MON
DAY EVENING 18th int, ?, SScs I%Pe''snt business
I. CRowrHEH Secretary.
Twentieth Ward Republican ocintiou.-A
special meeting Of the Twentieth Ward Republican Associs
ton viii be held Continental Hall MONDAY EVENING.
SAMUEL SINCLAIR, President
A. SIDNEY DoASE, Secretary
Twenty-frst Ward Republican and Union
pursuance OF TIM accommodation of the
Central Committee the undersigned appointed Com
miiiee enroll all the electors OF the XSls Ward regard
less Of al former political views who in favor OF the
political views expressed in the Legislative Caucus Address
OF the scion OF the State Committees calling State Con
ve.on to be held a, syrserse tho 2'th The Com
DAY, and MONDAY EVENINGS, nom to p IN, 4 Tor the
'''''' THos. ;. AsTEN, PATRICK McELRoY,
J. W. BRADY
Twenty first Ward Republican and Union
tionThs election Tor three delegates and three
sernstes Conve uton, NEE. at Syracuse The 4h
los, will be held At No AS 4th-ss. TUESDAY EVEN
''''' ~" '''- '' WI. p EsfERBRooK' President.
ROBERT Y. DuSCAN Secretary
Twenty-ssccoud Ward Union Association
Thi. A,socia len will meet rilS (Hond.y) EVENING, at
O'clock No t 8h.sv Washington n all The roll will be
open fcr tine reception OF members. A. NJ. BlNlNGER,
AIpKRp LANCASTER, Secretary. President.
Twen,y-second Ward Republican Association
will TUESDAY sept 10, ut Warrington Hall. No
$50 aihay from y TO to elect delegates for the syrs
cuse Convention. BY order.
ROBERT PATTERSON President.
Wy; OBRloS' Secretaries.
). " SMONsON,
Public Meeting !-8rii.AV. RAILROAD To HAIR
LEM -, h1eus aud popeltYown IN favor OF demanding
the immediate and speedy grading of 8nav and running he
ears graded Slds, will please attend the Public
Meeting OF the Association for that purpose. MONDAY
~ ENlN Sept u.s. at O'clock at EulParx Hotel 9ld-s,.
and Broadway Important business win be pre.ened. BY
order. THOMAS MANSON. Chsirman.
ii. :. HEISEH. ViceCharman.
JAMES SPEYER, Treasurer
JOAN w ASDHBws Secretary.
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Third Ward Republican Assorin fion.-TheM Mem
bers OF th. kssocisiiOn IN meet TU EoDAl EVENING
September 18th No g. bsclsystre-, FOR the purpose Of
Eec'lng D.esls. the 1t Assembly District Convention
In accordance with the call o. the Cents Committee Poll.
open nom "a 70 a O'Clock. JNO L. HANSON, President
Jon. NJ Corr
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Tenth Ward Republican CInb, Brooklyn. "A
meeting OF this Cab wil DO held Monday Evening 18th
inst No 90 Bosrums or the purpose Of elecng three
saes b the District Convention according to toe order
Of the General Committee Polls open from to9
J, o. NODYHE. President.
WE. FpLJOr, Secretary.
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bc = tis Ass0cAiou hereby notified that frmiry
Election viii he held No. 10 CentIe.i, IL EsDAf
EVESSG neat the 10Th hist pursuance ofthe call o. the
Gcnofs Committee for the purpose Of eecnr del~gttes e.
represent -s We'd IN he respective Assembly D.,ric' con
ven ions. whirh are SOLICIT delegate, the Convention
be- held n Syscufc on tie lith p0ls open
O'Clock D. ni DAVID DWIRE, President.
CronGE GKrNDY. Secretary.
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The Exercises of the University OF this city viii be
resun ed on WEDNESDAY the lsth Sept. Applicants for
adm ssion TO the iu Clasiathe 5cenhc the Eclectic
tou sewil present themselves for examination on TUES
D.. the 10th in the Council Room, at "a a. IN.
S-T-1S60-X.-DRAKE'S PLANTATION BIT
TIERS Of this celebrated brand appears to be In every ones
mouth as we'll every ones table. They are splendid
article and be relied upon to strengthen and invofsts
exhausted nature.
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COMPANY ID, Ironsidss Rssi%ens;io s, nj.
Compsny Thi, regiment being rseed usder TIE aus
pices Of Young Men. Christian A',Gs,soa Nsns ers
@n,s I'm ,sar Of Dr Greens Drug Store OF Atlantic
and HsnyIy',ts' BrookIyn WN. p, cor, Captain.
anu he'' $751; BENZ. RANKIN LIST Lie1t.
l. w. STEVENSON, I'd Lieut..
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save your Silks, Ribbons, Gloves, &C.

S"F' JV"r oIihS, HfDDUHs, WIOVes, &C.
HEGEhAN Co.'S BENZINE removes paint and grease
spots instantly and cleans Silks, Gloves Ribbons &C., Co.
without injury either color fabric. Only Is cents peg
bottle Sold by druggists generally
HEGEMAN & Co.,
Chemists and Druggists, New York
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"Ironsides Regiment

Go. A. HEADQUARTERS, No. isi ID av
Young this Company who love liberty fos
its SAFE.
While guarantee young who join this Company the
those who God well their country aud
desire them to Join for this reason st the time
them ell advantage Of bounty which Is ~ follows:
$50 from the CITY, ESQ flom the War Committee sE from
the United States and rs the end Of the and SO
ira to all who Join this Compsny-beins total Of S22.
Now the day. ard now s the hour"
CHRISTOPHER PULLMAN, Captain.
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Bellevue Hospital Medical COllege.-Ths pre-.
inlnary term OF hi Institute will WEDSRS.
DAY lth inst Students requested to assemble in ts
College Building within the Hospital grounds. u d.
psTaory TO visiting BlacsweiPs Island Hospital The RE
LAR Term will commence on WEDNESDAY. Oct. lb
AUSTIN FLINT jr. NJ d., Secretary.
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seventh Wnrd.-The friends Of the People, Union
Movement Seventh Ward requested TO attend
meeting THIS (MondsJl NIGHT Ia. 18th inst - =
O'clock A. 30 - Henry st. for the 9upose o eectiug Dele
.fe to fhr unon General Iomus. Meeting at the Cooper
Institute and Organized und-r authority Of the Republican
ard mon Legislative Committee also - cleo delegates to
the Syraeufe non Conyeniion he bod tie 2h inst
BY order Of the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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NEw-YoRx. Sept. l3 1852.
The Members Of Co. ii. 22d Regiment, n: y:
y. VI, are hereby notified THAI BUSINESS NETTING
OF the Company viii be held at the Amoy. l3hst. aud
Uniyeslty-place MONDAY, Sept U.s. at 4 o'clock
BY order Capt r. 5. GRANT.
Ironsdes Re giment.Aw war meeting 70 aid IN orgsni.
ling COMPANY b Capt DAVID ID TERRY, and COM
PASY O, Capt. CHARLES +. RODGERS, Of this Resi-
rnent will be held in the Lecfnreroom Of the Broadway
Tabernacle entrance on 3,th.t THIS ondsy) EVENING
Sept u.s. y O'clock Addresses by the Hon. MOSES r.
ODELL, Col GOULD, Lieut. Col. DUGANNE, MEj.
BARNES. and Others
The Ironsides Resiment.--Company Z, the Rev.
NJ Il. kEMPSEf. Captain; men OF good moral character.
and only such wanted for this company Apply the
Recruiting Station No $40 Broadway. Sl4o will be paid
cash TO recruits IN this Regiment and Flo premium
cruits fox THIS COMPANY!
Ir0nsidcs ReRiment--Company G.-First class
Men good character aud habits, aned for the shove
company Young Men who desire to their country but
unwilling to encounter the demoralzing nfusnce toe
often connected with soldiers life. should RALLY AT
ONCE to the IRONSIDEs Company Recruiting Offices.
No 3jT Broadway. CHARLES 4. RODGERS, Captain b
b. GiLDEHSLEENE, Lieutenant.
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c.prrRE OF A rEDERAI, auNBoAr

4 dispatch from Jackson. Miss.. states tina. on
,as sh inst. the Federal gunboat Sumter. In en-
deavorins to make landing a, Bayou Sara. ran
aground She was Summoned TO surrender by the
Msyor on behalf OF the military o! the parish of
West FelicianA and volunteers from Mississippi
Hsr captain askei time TO consierS the demand,
which Wa. granted IN the meantime the transport
Ceres arrived, and the Confederates being without
artillery. sic ran alongside the Sumter. when the
officers and crew Of ths latter abandoned her and
escsped on the transport. large number Of small
srras snd stores were found on the Sumter. After
securing the property on board, the vessel was
sred and destroyed The flames unfortunately
communicated 10 the depo: Of the West felicana
Railroad which with one hundred and fifty hogs
heads of sugar was destroyed Most Of this sugar
had been seized sni lef, there under claim of the
sanboat Essex Next morning guuboat No. ! and
q ,rsuspor. arrived ct Bayou Sara and landed
smsr force, which was allowed to march half
mile inland They were then attacked by the Con-
fsderstea and one Of the invaders nortay wounded.
Three others were badly wounded the balance
running back to their boats The Confederate loss
was one man.
The gunboats. after this threw four shells into
lie town. but withon. doing any damage. Among
The trophies captured from the Sumter were two
United States g. Rags one pennant, and one chest of
hsnsl hsgR
The following dispatch has been received at
Jackson Miss, dated Bayou Sara, August 18th
The iron-clad Federal gunbost Essex is now lying
opposite our town. She will be received. Heavy,
continuous firing was heard al Port Hudson last
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FROM THE souTH.siDE.

The Petersbars EsSvsss learns that thirty Union
families of Portsmouth have, during the past week,
pstkea up their suiniture and clothing and depart.
I'd for tAe North. Whether this 10 done TO evade
military duty under Linc~an's recent proclamation,
Or whether they have heard talk OF an evacuation
Of the ssaboard cities, is not known Il IL not
likely that women aud children would leave 70
evsde military duty, and II IL reasonable to con-
c.uis that evacuation has been strongly tinsed as
Gentlemen who arrived in Petersburg on Tues
day evening, say it Is the belief Of many who re
side ia the neighborhood that the enemy are evac-
ussins Suffolk On Saturday night nine large guns,
hich have been In position around the town, were
plseed on beard q couple Of s.eamefs and carried
below Other movements lock very much like 4
contemplated evacuation, and that at An early day
Many of the refugees from Prince George county
are returning to their homea II Ia gratifying to
learn that the destruction OF private property has
pot been 30 great as represented All the poultry
snd negroes have been carried OF. but furniture
generally has not been disturbed
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CAROLINE COUNTY.

The citizens of this loyal and patriotic Virginia
county are harassed by struggling parties of Yam.
kses, numbering two, four and sometimes dozen,
who 60 from house to house, piuaging, robbing,
AMI committing other outrages- The county can
not be considered q. this time as within thu enc
uy's lines, and ii the Government would authorize
the citizens to raise battalion, with reference to
home defence as has been done In Richmond, it
would relieve them at once from very great annoy
auces Such very moderate measure of relief
oush; at once to be granted and the county de-
liyered from bands OF narauiers and plunderers,
who are ipfictng severe Injuries upon its property
aud threatening the lives of its people.
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CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.
tADJoUanEp SESSION.
SENATE.

WKpNfspAf, Aug. %, 1882.
The Senate met AT twelve O'Clock aud was cpen.
Ell with prayer by Rev, Ev, SrELEy OF the Baptist
Church.
Inc Journal OF Yesterday was read and approved.
ana the call OF the States and Of eon,mistaes was
made without Response.
Mt bARNWEII, Of South Carolina, present ed a
petition from the Bishop Of the p. f. Church In
south Carolina and other Professora of its Theoio
gtcai Seminary asking exemption of candidates for
the ministry from CONSUMPTION Referred to :he
COMMITTEES on Military Affairs.
MT BROWN, Of Mississippi, offered the following.
which was Afterwards withdrawn, the matter being
already under consideration by the authorities:
Rssoirsd, That the Committee on Military Affairs
be instructed to inquire into what legislation, any.
Producing substitutes into the army.
On motion Of Mir. OLDHAM, Of Texas, the Senate
adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-21

AUGUSTA. August ia special dispatch. A6tsA
Knoxville, today, says that Capsrss 18Th 0sesoia
battalioh. portion Of the %3d Alabama rsGlneas.
Lieutenant Colonel Moody, and the GsorgiA Cav.
slry, Capt Nelson, sftsr forced march Of twesty.
four miles. attacked Fort Clift, nsar Hartsvslls,
Tenn, os the 18th inst, and carried IL at the point
Of the baTonet. The coiers Of the 7th Fsdssal
Tennessee regiment were captured. And large
quantity OF ordnance, comm,ssary, and quarter.
masters stores destroyed. No one was kiilsd IN
Capers's battalion.