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TnE EXECUTED SLAVE CAFrAs G5Rsex -
Capt. Nathaniel G Jrloo. who was esasie,el
Of beins engaged in the slave trade, va. q.
eeated at New York on Friday last, at s5a
He Was CAp;aia d ths slave sup Ere, which
was captured or the cast Of Congo by Il,
[. 5. sloop-1f-war MohicAn, With her ear,5
Of 80 negroes. He was 81 yeArs Of ase aal
native Of Portl4nd lie hal NAH
four voyages in this business. Tais i the
first execution which has ever taken place for
man-stealing. though there have been maoy
arrests Of guilty parties, who have managed
to escape 1t was thought, through the ex-
traordinary excrtions Of the friends Of the
deceased, and Of all those Immediately Or
remotely interested in tile hellish business OF
Enan-stealug, that Gordon would escape the
Jnss punishment OF his crime But il has
resulted otherwise. Il IS 10 be hopqd that
tdis conviction and execution viii deter many
, who have been engaged in this business from
longer continuing in 1t.
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spECfaI NoTICI.

A. rsstts-s al 4 C'l-,.sl 1alza.l rs oa bust
aess rerts5sE - fse CO.. z.lf, ~ tare=;si
SAWYER n=RR.
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knew of the surrender lOns before our men
were appraised OF it.
I Pillow and FLOYD had planned and execut-
ed their escape during the night, taking
with them Fl9yd's brigade. and a few favo-
rites. Many OF them ack rowleige the hop
lessness Of their case and intimated q NHi-
ingncSs to take an cath Of allegiance arl re-
turn Ia their homes.
To tie question put to an ofieer; as q how
many prisoners We had, re replied 80 ioa
have all out of p 600 who were not killed,
or did net eacaPe.
The comp Jsltion Of TIE rebel forces WAS as
fdllaws:
Tenness e IL regiments, Mississippi :.
Texas !. Kentucky =, Arkansas |. Virginia
!. one battalion 8f cavalry IN from IA
bama. tennessee and Mississippi.
4 !Stir7asI mar Oaoos Rga-Ns4i=aq Iqajes-
gho "a the S-zns-C Con frgaa'ios # f1kIH7
Of .Nastri ie-R.be's fallen tdct 10 M
fj-ees5ora Col. herr,gan eosriefed end ar
siisSea from Ssrtias.
NEw YoRS, Goth
The HraGs Washington despatch say.
Yesterday slight skirmish took place at Ma
-5n : Neck. in tie aeishborhl5i u Oecoqaan.
between body Of Taxan Ringers AMI some
If our troors The Rangers fred fram
h us ia W ich they to K refuge Two q
our men, belonging - tie 5.ta y. \. regi-
ueg.t. were killed.. ard another man Wa
w5uniei. The l5sS q the res Is n5t -
cc-t4n-i.
lhonlS hi2-. ii Nv port. Il. l. =, d" N.
Shepard, OF Casfias, Ne. T. E. Ellis, q
Ba>t2a, NJ s. :, l'75 10 0. iGA,3fa'
H. /. IA ! Aie'Nt=5at - vi Il < siai'd' "a
i.t'e t'sea appointed -tt'.'S masters an Or
der d i TIC u4aas = >i'i,fr al b'st'n.
nc executive s's,s22 d tn the szaase 'o,aay
was ees-.i 81 eAe-''=''ei! Wiz lie cons 'et''-
Il u 81 tas MfA't5h tf;'9F'-;.te. II was ds-
hated d; lea-'A W. in1ea e.fa5s'aess' o4'
No e eo.'si'si2h was "If, NJ a.. ..,4.
ss nomination .. 0e'i' ots1ts / an III
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y MAT LfTttR-pris. Gen. NcCl rnand
scat tie following t;cr to Comm dore FJote
the day after the ;are Of Fort Henry,
i" BAR SIR - an acknowledgement Of
the 60 sammate skill with which yuu braaeh;
your gunbats into action Yesterday. and II
the address, and bravery displayed by your
s,li and year command. have taken tie
liberty Of giving the late TT ll,nr, the
rev AMI N r. Appropriate name q F5rt
F5o,e. Pleas pardon the liberty ! lave
taken without af,t ,ccurius y5ar CONCUR nc
a' | am horsiy daples. T. d.. coa.tIef.as
tie merry Which g'4 tpak IA e4r,uriny tie
II zs;es - without ssy e.-oreraii5u.
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REsEL PRIvATEs -- We should be glad 10
Sc tie government try the experiment Of
ireeing the rriyltes oi the rebel army on
Their parole. 1t Is universally believed tia.
the IN st Of thcse p,lr Ie 1ple wcre m'sle.s by
the planters AMI their gents and satellites;
aud they and taeir faui les have already suf.
ferej Scrrly Tor their criminal error. Ba.
with ths offers it j. the gsscrnment's duty
to DIAL strictly. Th3 must OF these are men
at wealth, Wh5 lay. 1ecn at the North. who
have certain j grrc intelligf ncc, ard WHO
ase j4stIy responsible before Gvd and the
civilized world f5r al tie sagerings they have
hraush, upon their country. They chess to
re6al. AMI II Is ri.ht that they should sua, Z
for wha; Is in them not an error but crime.
1t them b. held as prisoners Of war AMI
let the government take care that they are
not fed and ieastsi hy northern suots. as
were Mason ani S.iIell. Faulkner and Barton
III H9s:an. kiHdness is LOST upon such per
s5us. 1t i notorious that Faulkner M
.esasf lo,t the FORT in which he was treatsl
- almost royalty. than he joined the REBEL
army IS guide aud led them through in
trieAte pAtas, known only t. himself, 10 sur
pfi>e and butch5r the brothers and WIS
taett f the very nen who overwhelmed hin
With swcetneats and game il flri Watrcn.
-Ee<BiHg Post.
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l- We win say ..ssSscr customers that our term.
Fe Cash. and to all those who did not settle their
sounts the first Of September, that they must be
pied immediately.
Il. Robinson a Harden.
Ellsworth, Sept. Is, 1851.
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WASHINGTON, 9th.
TIE My D p1r;naa. tod y received the
5Jl.Jwing


I-+I-NF. u. II tn.
t. H5a Gi2eaa W.3es. Soy Of tFs Nary
Lisut. C5mnandie. Gsyn with the gun
hoat Taylor HI. j.ist arrived from Tennessee
Mississippi ana Alabama and reports the
Union sentiment in Solta Tennessee end
North Albania u be very strong. l shall
sead him back today and viii call for ra-s-
imeut al Fort Henry to accom-! any the gun
b1a; which Will ali the l,yll people Of those
S:a;es - raise Uai5a f5sccs within their b5r-
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j. -'Aiter a storm, CONES calm, -
hursiay is pleasant day.
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WAR NEWS.

FORTRESS MoNsoE, 2lst.
The aags OF truce were sent today. Ii IS
believed in Norfolk that Savannah WAS a saa-
donei by the inhabitants ami occupied By
our troops. This is thought to he reiiahle,
although No particulars have been aseer-
tanned.
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.Nzsi-lae O-agi s-H. u Opposition
Ef5af fed eg7ia-N9 O9p5sisi3s 10 It,iaa
o. - Caa.5er'G4l Rtrsr-H5isr Fia5s
Rspartss F..aag 4, M.mgLs- Esi31 Fog
Feas or.r T.sasSsse &a,e H5uss- Com
7lissssaers Rsnarfei 4ppliaisi n CJater
;s5t4 fs4er2l i a.ssrasa.s- Cor. H7r-is =
frs 70 Tra4vtsr RI FRS Ottr ~
Jq55a nd Ca. Cu-.is Sii PZ-s4ia.5
o7s Harrassi4g P9-s.
s.. LOTS. 9th.
TIE RsF','i-7s' Cairo despatch sIys iha
occupation OF Nasati!I. i e5aEfmel uar
trosIs took possession without opposition.
F.ay fesi a usual.
Inc rePirt that Cor. Harris hal or!erel
all tennessee trs3is = lay 3aWa iae.r arms
and = home, Is Confirmed.
TIE Iennessea legislature Is cal = OK nsx:
Mon Law NJ opposition - EaiJn m5yc-
meGts i made afy Were Ga Csfa her,anI =
I, Is reported that bite aa-s ar. ayia. at
Memphis.
The io.iswia- is sp-e.a. des.4:cl T. TIE
Chicago T75ass
Nashville 49, yeste, 3av oceafiel Is 90
Go troops und=r Gen. Blcll. The f-ieF4.
Ga. i n1w hyin- oysr the SITE lIJus,.
Tue Tennessee le-ssl4,ure a i7arnel n
SATURDAY week. aui me; a -aia a Memphis
Il : reported ia; eansuissi sHers have teen
appoiared 10 confer Win the federal altaori-
ties At Washin-t n = arrange terms for the
rraasfer Of alle-i...lezs, AMI that 6ey. Harris
Offered = tgIa tie re.s-i i5rces oy-r u IL
UHi3a.
\ s.n;,,mtn who escar>l from Colum US
arrived her, la,, night. lie represents that
there i 4 general Union scatimea; in Tenn.
AMI thinks the Legislature WI. acqGiesce in
tn recommendation Of CIV Hsfris. bec.uss
fearful Of the ri-las taiJo atiueat.
W hen he le.t Cs.L.uJI- there were 50 Geo
rebel tr53Is there
WASHINGTON. 9th.
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A .SiifBasI aaar FRGa-hefi a Iga5re-
gho ~ the S-aars- Con frma'ies IF f1sIH7
Of Nastri ie-R.b. fallen bact 10 M
frees5ore-Coi. hsrr,goa e9ar,efeG end ar
s.y<xs{ l~,.o ,-~r.-~
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

stmosrtsrs However do not purpose 10 enter into a.
-. >mnation af this subject That the ieasa0 given
s,s substantially dem, nstratsd BY the exstsnos o
sh~s1s. =. Edisto and Hilton Head have no fears
sos ~ - of tho commald and consider, therefore,
IN. ns.s. 1870 sment good ore
hcd =, > Try lett here yesterday lSoodayl ai.er'
.oon 70 nt, Nearly all the stores OF the dher'
mi aa.. 49, r, - shipped, and night or 10 morrow
nighs canar. w,I. = fall down the river 10 stevens
co,nsr" So h,h - Geographical po.iiion, Is more
easiy defended than lhis. n esr,ainls win
facilities 10 embark trooyA gv. isss o.csa.
corco trats our force s.d troops rbs snrira
duty to our already nearly worn out s,,urd.v n,sa.
coinnlg.ld will troiably be embarked b, It. bnt shs
next. Con Wright will command NJ Ea, :, sos,als
troops gong hare MT nj liberty at pvs .is ,hs
further than that ttay Will be sufhcisas TO s."1 -
Island. sA# - Aas e~fF N
The corrssnondsnt If abolition Journal hAs dntne
guishsd him eli. tie has made succsssful CONN IL
sancon or ths enemy lgss, and he oicaiiy declares
"thsy shah IL ours When he docs not statc-that ws
have hts assertion for u is sufficient Tho feconn0ss
extended Tar picket ne (nsde however,
distancs), he proc.ins u lent rely success
fu.n He into Camp with iioyt musket (Which no
found) at right shoulder shift. with most triumphant
air IL sausod good deal OF mrth at tn paer fellows
expense VIII tl rep OF tbs said Abolition
journal never Cease 70 themselves In ridiculous a.
ttndos
send you Gen wrIghts Official report Of the battle o.
ths 10th u contsns much which will interest ths 80.
lie, and clears up the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. which s1iss
presume, In tho North
The New York herald., 1862-07-16
EIoHrEeNTH NEW YORK.

-
The following Is the Official return Of the casualties in
She Eighteenth New York regiment
Ka<d.-Cspt Geo Barry. Co. D; Capt. Thso C. Rogers,
Co n; Nathaniel r. Gridey, Co. Al samuel Lilly, 60. Al
genry stalker, Co. b; James DAILY, Co d Gardner King
Geo. Q. Hsmoa, Co. H; Washington J. Sawyer, Co. Il;
Edward Eugsnt, Co. l.
conrAHr x-wou,pisa-wm H. Haslan, John Gross,
John Putnam Josepn Payne, 0rviils Gregory, Robert
Courtney, John s,uy.
cosrasr B. uSisd-sergsant Eobsr, Calder, Rob,.
COMPANY c. woundsd-corpora Sinclair Stevenson,
corpora Isaac DeCsun, James Flynn, VIM. Lyme, John
Thomson Charles Vsn waut, John Blackwell, sevsrnus
oosrArr wouded--ssrs.snt Thomas Alsrandsr,
soa.s ansis Uric Esomsr, WIN. Js1ning, Julius Bee.
pi - michael Wsymsr, VIM. VI. Daniels
ChAn O. -Wosndsd-Ca plain John Harkn..s Alfred
hios freasrssk King John Siisr Patrick Nuhsn John
ooxrAsY Wonded-Edwn Martin, Sergeant John
~, 'g Pcrsl Water H. Burnett, Geo. ". Roger, MI.
CoxrAsY H. -WounSed--ssrgsant c CO. Blake ssruesn,
Chester g. shaw, Corporal John g. southard Corporal
Jares suysr, James LArkin, Henry Fitsworth, wna A
CoarAsy r. Wsundcd-captain rhos Rs,cllne. lieu
tenant James Chalmers, Sergeant A. ~ Cheescman.
coll, Michael Carey, Thos. Carroll Nc hoas Williams
COMPANY wounded-Iieutsnan Horato u goosno
asTa James hsaii, Ro6s Mclean John n.Ss sean '"
xissiso
Asjutant John n. Russell
ComPASr A.--Kissirg-F. Mooney, J. Bch~antnsr
Thomas Geary, Corporal Joo Gridisy.
oonrAsI s.-6issa5--Ccrpors John Hsgsrrnsp, rheo
Ansdou, Lsvi swartwout.
cosrlsr D.-1sSsino-wm. H. Thomson, J.hIe Oh.
700, VIM II. Murphy, Chas. N. Mucrd, Lewis K Nc
coy.
oonrAsY E.-kistro--John o. Bonse Dennis NcKin.
tsy, John Pollard, Chas sullivan,
ookpA,f klsing--ssfgesnt saao 9. Hall, wounded
pams hAfs, John Matthews, Tbos. snyder, Thomas
sopAu -Assfng-Robsrt Frssr, wounded; Mllsrd
Nhnms, woundedi serssant Geo. w. Enis, Myron
bnrton, ksaj n, Rrswn, VIM. II. Liaplstsr Isaac Van
kussu, WIN. ". Van kurer, spencer Wool.
CoNyAxy H.-ki8lrg--NsthsnisI Bijsbtns
ooasASr l.-ktsssHg-Js A, MsFssrlsA
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

privato9 q. koD0rt ADDott Geo. branoretn
Campbell, ). Chamberlain, j. Conway r. G. Corliss, Jas
Cassidy 4; G. Curry, C0es, A. Crspp, Drummond
Gallagher ). Gleason, D. Heriy, R. Hill, j. Hankns, @.
Rates, Kiser, I: q. Loper, ~ Lewis, Miller, J.
sS.,y 5..s sSa isa. sSsss lua. rsi L. sn
mons, q K. Smith, r. r. Smpkns, J. McNuson, II. r.
vanzant, J. vcke's. IA. Wright, Jsr. Wright, Q. D.
Janss-Total 81.
Total loss Of brigade, ,o91.
NNErY-YrrH PENNSYLVANIA.
The following the ofhcial iss Of casualties In the
Ninety y-nfth Psnnsylvania rssimsnt:-
Lieutenant Hamilton Donohue.
Compony A.-George Collins.
Company B.-Thornss Foley. Albert watson
Company CD ward W. Barclay.
Company H.-John W. Doran, James MoCsy
WOUNDED.
OcUs-Colonel John n Goslins, In pslvis ball Ysss.
ing through left hip int bladdersncs died. Major vii.
liam B. Hubbs, in neck, ball passing downward-sincs
died.
Company A.--John b Mccaulsy, arm; Keanss Fl.z.
gerald arm; Michael HAGEN, nngsr.
ComDang B,-Hssry Rebbns, :srotun Thonas, Flynn,
sn.: william T. G'ss" ryai s arm sSrn ae's'r' ''s
Company C-wm. j. shestz, head; Benj. G. Duvon,
arm John Cooper, armi Elias r Little, leg; John Bar
neck Geo II. Hit, wn. J. Moore, leg ". h. RANKIN,
leg. Spence A. White, both sss. -.
CoaEany D.-Caspar otsnivsiler
scrosun thigh and arm; Sergeant WIN. J. Whartenby,
arm Corporal Geo NJ Moore, injured BY cavalry Corps
raj John B. Middleton, arm; J. Forman, thigh; James
Hrst, leg; Geo. wise. hip Mills illiamson breast:
C,apuny y Captain Edward Carroll, thigh; Second
Lieutenant Cnas. Shryhrus, injured By cavalry; Color
sergeant wm Byrnes, Corporal Thomas Stanley Thigh;
Corporal Davis w. Brklsbaok, shoulder; VIM. Wsstsr.
man Nathaniel Thomas, John W. Cluskey.
Company G.-Hsnry Carney, George n. Galloway,
Joseph n. Schrsiner.
Company H-segeant Francs Pernsir, Corporal Joseph
Dunn Ianie Burns John Bipus James r. Carroll, John
DInha log, severely; ROBERT Elngsworth, Robert N.
MUTT Paul 5tArks, VIM. Stevenson John NJ. Coy, 1hos
h. Dunham
Company L--Corpora samusl Q. Rutherford, supposed
to be prisoner Corporal Benz +. C1svinger Joshua Null
linozux, mortaly, supposed since dead Henry Helms,
mortay, supposed since dead fhos. Fisher, prisoner
George smith Robert Wilson, Conrad N. Mahon, VIM.
McNsIy, Albert q. Barnes, James Veal.
CDn,p1uy Ks rgsant john shannon, Corporal James
Bedford Corporal Edward McAlser, rhos Burton, Luke
8 Bran Edwin g. Eddy, Chas Keller, John Mcbride,
since dead
Company A.--Msthas Lehrer, Eugene D. Dunton, 8.
Grifs,h smith, VIM. Bobb.
Company B.-Edward 3. Brown, John Tyral, James
Russell, Joseph Hess.
Company H.-ssrssant WIN. p, smith. james McNulty,
supposed killed. John N. Cowlss.
Csmp1ny Robert Goodfs How, Theodore Hough.
Company K.--Capan Harry W. Hswss, John W. Bray
Chas ksths Patrisk j. AAoa, paais AsCsrty, Michael
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-08-07
Monthly Terms.

March Term, ls62--Joseph Savinc, and Jos
eph Hutton.
April Term, Is6a--A, j Nicholas, and
Pleasant Lnnham,
May Term, ls62--Richard Foster and Jo-
seph Henderson.
June Term, Gs62--Jas W Mines and Allen
Sebrell
August Term 1862 H. T oaruthcrs, and
A, N, Curry,
September Term, ls62--L, Chapman and
5mh5Hs u rJasis.
October Term, ls6a-D. s Montague, z
Priddy
DecembcrTHrm, ls62.--Ioseph Henderson
and W, 7, Nintroux.
January Term, 1861. @. Harrison, and
A. j, Nicholas.
February Term, 1882. Elki's, and Isaac
Shank.
March Term. lS63--wm Cash, and Landon
Chapman.
April Term, lSG3--Allen sebrcll and Isaac
r. Shank.
May Term, ls6S--D. S. Montague, and P,
Elkins.
June Term, ls63--Henry T. caruthers, r.
and Foster
August Term 1863 VIM 7 yinnoux and
p. Lanham
September Term, l862--A, N. Curry, and
z. Priddy.
October Term, ls6s--Josoph saviue, and
VIM. Cash.
December 9! Term, 1863 ]. C. Harrison and
II. T Ca.mthers
Jannnrv Term, ls6i--Isaac R. Shank, and
James W Mines.
February Term -ls5i--Jamcs NJ. Nash and
A N Curry
MarchTcrm, ls6t.--L. Chapman and 10.
scph Hutton.
April Term lS6l--R. Foster and z. Priddy
NAV Term, lsGi--JoscphsavinC aod Joseph
Iel derson.
June Term ls6i--J O. Harrison, and VIM
Cash.
TESTE:
GEO. r, MONTAGUE, Clerk.
March. 1862.
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SAwDUsr AS A MAYURAL ABSORBENT, =
F. j. Kinney, of Wayland, Mass. gives
an Interesting account Of his use Of saw
dus, for bedding, os a fertilizer and alb,
sorbent.
In January, 1859, ho commenced haul,
ing sawdest and fine chips from Sclothes'
pin manufactory. There were two hor-
ses, several head Of cattle, and several
swine, on the farm, and in the course Of
the year he used 100 cords of this mate
rial as bedding for these animals. The
stable floors were covered with it about
six inches deep, and as last as that IN.
der the swine and the cattle became sat.
ura'ed with urine, it was removed with
: the solid ezcrement to the manurc eel
lar. The horse. bedding and manure
was piled under a shed. In both cases
it soon began to burn OF frelang-this
was remedied by running water upon it,
mostly from caves OF the barns and sheds,
By wooden troughs from the conductors,
and by keeping it as solid rs possible
until drawn out for use,
Under pair Of steers kept for two
months, in the Fall Of 1859, at night in
yard IA feet square, he put one third
of q cord OF sawdusL three times = week
@ks lGia tnjii t6G next SpnnS, When When Il
WELDED four cords Of No. manure
There was but little loss in bulk by de.
compositiOn-a increase in weiGht-a
coed deal of rain having fallen during
thehalpmn. In THIS cpjnioE, 'i:eaEoo>
-s4SA %1H~s1'asda-, aTYo ,h0 p0iItJifeatIr
lug.
The stock which made Is cords Of
No. / manure in 1853 made from so
to 100 cords in 1859 The average
time employed per cord was about three
hours-in drawing, distributing tramp.
linz and watering, The fleet when an.
piled TO the soil. in comparison with
barn manure, WAS fully equal, though not
quite as lasting; and after the saw.dust
had lain two years, so as to become fully
dccomposod; it WA considerably in
value.
W hefeHer l nave examined the roots
oIn vegetable grown where sovduu, chip
ar lGaves and stable manure had been
used, found them embracing with their
delicate ibrcs every atom Of their vogc.
table matter within their reach, mud draw
thoifnaurl sustcnonco from them; and
Iherc is nothing have ever tried as an
assistant fertilizer that holds so much
liquid orrclainS il SO long, whore only
the mir and sun oporoto upon ii, rs hari
wood saw dust and nothing thot ,iclds
up this cmLyo vegetable 90 readily to
.hn nri,iiope ~ a., ,oot1nts
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