The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-30

mourning in the nation for the loss. az ac;t;--
zen and public servant, and ,ha. his MEMORY
will be gratefully choIished. As marx of
respect tile Executive mansion 40 he
several Executive Department. excsIfinx
those Of the War aud Nav, ,.a,e being Olkp-
ed with black. and nearly all public bus ess
has been ordered to he suspended. fh0sWar
ard Navy Departments will cause bic
honors 10 be paid on this OCCASION %: the
memory OF the illustrious dead, such. -
HAS at half mast, firing Of cannon, de-
WAR BULLETIN sz55zsss
zss-zuEADQrARTERs ARMY OF YRaINIA.r
WAshISGToS, July 25. 1862. *
GENERAL ORDER No. E-lleneafter nop
g,,arl> vii! be placed over private houses or
private propert; Of anv description what
ever. Commenting officers are responsible
for the c,n,l,ct Of The troops under their
command. ard the articles Of war and regu-
la ions Of the army provide ample msans5 5oF
restraining them 10 the full extent required
fnr d,>ciplin and efficiency.
Soldiers were called into the field to dos
battle against the enemy. and it is not, ex-
IIecsed ilIa& their force and energy shalt b..
waSted in the protection Of the private rpoe
perty of those most hostile 10 the goyerns
ment.
No soldier serving in this army shalt
hereafter he employed in such service.
By command Of Maj Gen Pope.
(SighedI GEO. u. RuGGLEs,
Col. A. A. g., and Chief Of Staff
JANEsvILLE. July &c.,
Especial to Ssnt'n~l. IA very large and
enthu iastic meeting was held in this city
this; afternoon. l. vas addressed by Matt
III. Carpenter. Esq of Milwaukee, Capt,
Cranda'l. Of the Twenty second regiment1
ion. D. Nogglc. Of this city, and several.
q hers >''''
| Rcso'nt'onS Wee unanimously adopted,
endor<ing the plan suggested by the. Cham-
''e1 "l Commerce Of your City, urging the
vigorous prosecution Of the war, SC, Al
letter was read from Gov. Salmon, and the
meeting unanimously ,o'ed to elect mem-
bers to the Legislature who. will 'glegaiixe
State script to he issued by the Governor. to
the amount Of $3t>OO"O to be used in pays
ling bunty Of fity dollars 10 each volun>
taer The utmost enthusiasm characterized
the meeting. ., ~
/ FonT MONROE, } uly rs.
, Night bef"ce last company Of rebel cav
ialrt rame down on Gloucester Point oppo-
site Yorktown. se,zed and carried off lot
; of contrablnd> that had accumulated therer
and also forced into the rebel army all the
males that c,,uid be GAnnl there capable Of
: hearing arms. They tn set fire to lot
Of ship timber and left.
WASHINGTON, July q.
A Washington dispatch to the New York
I | 7rib"e contains the following:
r 1.-The War Depart ment is about to issue
= important orders. designing to facilitate re
crnitng for she old regiments. An unusual
~ number "f recruiting officers will be detailed
l. for the SeIvice-0ne non-c'mmiSsiOned
officer E'r each company. and two commission
! al officers for each regiment. The recruit
!. ing officer at each S:a'i"n will be authorized
/. 10 muster INT" <he service men by squads
and to forward them to any regiment or
company III which they may express desire
u t. sew"
New York. July H..
The j'1b NJ has 4 special from Columbus,
Milo, which states that Rev. DR.. Brooks,
y "f ST. L.mi<. and Rev D. IIoyt, Of Louis.
vile. were arrested last nigh, at the house
nf 'hc noted rebel Judge Clark, Of Ohio
1t is reported important papers we'e found
J. IN them impicl,lny Vailandigham. who
= will I've taken with them {" Cincinnati.
The Governor h ,S~,,ed orders 70 the
"SSr>>OrS to have tie enr,irncn. q! all able
h died mrr hv the .8 h of August. and If
here are not volunteers enough by that time
drafting is to Commence