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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-09
sS- a Washington correspondent of lbs

sS- Washington correspondent of The
Cincinnati Gazette says:
1t turns out that we have wholly lost the
advantage Of the large number OF prisoners
paroled iy Gen. Burnside in North Carolina
aaa Mcclellan In Western Virginia as well u,
Of numbers of other prisoners taken and ma.
rolled 1t Il iierent times. The Rebels have uni.
ior;nly kept accurate and complete lists Of
prisoners they have ra ken from US and parol.
ed, while we have failed TO be equally exact.
They. ihei efore, in making exchanges, refuse,
10 rec' gniZe our statements about numbers
paroled at Rich Mountain Roam oke and some
other points. uniees we produce satisfac to-
~ descriptive lists, which is of c. urss out of
our power. They thus get their own paro!ed
prisoners back into service by making an ex-
change, While thousands OF ours, whom we
could promptly exchange for the Rich Noun.
tam and other Rebc! prisoners, if we only had
the lists. are still! bouad by their par ole and
thus kept oEt of service.
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sssA correspondent of the New York Tribune
% -kcry ind,i,aut4 rei-tinA sbar=asaess ef the
"victetr. and OF the few spols taken by them.
II saysl ;l."s, I'sse nsahing to brag of, and
enenay has endiA his Maryland CAM
paigne At South Mountain hes,ieft MS many
prlssfers. Here he lEaves us the elsbyis of his
Ate cnmps-fWo disabled pieces of artillery a
few HUNDRED of his etragglers, perhaps two
thousand of has wounded, and as many more
OF the unburied dead. Not sound field piece,
caisson. ambulance or wagon; not a tent, box
OF stores, or pound Uf ammunition He takes
with INN the supplies gathered in Maryland,
and the rich spoils of Harper's Ferry Our
reinforced army WAS not precipitated upon
them, and we have nothing lett but to close up
the record Of the batile-the fierces, ,bloodiest
most Indecisive Of the war.
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Toyihe Farmers OF Fast Tennessee

OUR armies nr~d all the Hog sr.l ',,ttie y, an
istien. add iisefai prices ~il. u: pad tor Io
Tf"gs. Brese- atd Corn.
have lean rs iyitcd iu the prcha~r- hncs
f~' us. r'rn. de- in East Tennessee. ad ~ ar,on,
sitae,eht nn9~r II agents In and u, lin.
II ',nes.
'ass determined TO cake r,i.,. uniform and
Die Ter icfh. Vii lie :atieneG:
Ny "tAcc for tno present. i Atl,n's. GA-wiT rc.
nfEe I" hn"xsi!a s'"ia Letter. sdi.es,": IN ii
si' her pnsnt W Iii te attended
sep3atf Maj. s,.,, [. sC.sA
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TEL LE4s.R.APHIC.
7 D.xFAzcslEs FsR rHE Daily REBEL.
e.erEres'laos'Ai.

RicHsosD, Oct. T.. In the Senate .utc House
bill to provide shoes for the arsAx was passed;
also House bill TO establish places of rendez-
vous in Congressional districts for the exan,i-
nation by surgeons ef eonscripts- :
The .esidue of the Open session was occu-
pied by q discussion 'of the constitutional
questions ariains fsun the calndcratiori 0i
The bill 10 pahisf insurrEctio,. or sebelion
against TIE Confederate States, and to extend
the provisions af the sequrstration act TO per.
SONS within the Confederate Government Tile
fosnes sas indefinitely postponed id { ahs
other laid on Che fable. 49, 3Ess
-IifstatEfouae the S..aas bili' 9as ia sllsI
authorizing tho President 10 receive into ser.
vice certain regiments and ba.taions hereto.
fore raised.
Mr.. Bonoonot. delegate from the Cherokee
naticn, wEs admitted 10 D seat within the bar
Of the House.
The bill authorizing the suspension of the
writ OF habeas corpus was DISCUSSED until ad.
jonrnment
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n Office.

A IL PERSONS having their property impressed
n or rented. hy Surgeons or nther officers for Guv
eminent purposes. will present their claims forthwith
for settlement.
Al officers occupying property tri .o.pt ia or o:'rr.
wise are ed To report the of price
&C.. TO this ofice inmcGIasly
From Gate nf h Advertisement ~ r-iais -sur rem
sill lie SLOWED. rT,ss tle contract for <l- s,rlp Is
Hsda By me. JOHN u. THOMAS
-l.-. Major AID rs'-t Qua ua>t-:.
Chattanooga, T-Hr Il. 1852 rsIw
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THE si,uaf,o. xsrs,s,..

by recent arrivals from our army beyond
Winchester we learn that its POSITION I, ~ .ur
been changed within the pas, week. II is;
still In the ncig'hbQFhood OF Bunker I'LL. Ws
hear of no indications Of an atri:i by the en-
cmy. II is the opinion in we'll .iniuri,tcst ciri
cles here tRat iiie enemy docs nst ieri l.ssaself
in 4 conditioa 10 advance, s.d that when tho
fight does take plac<fit will ba brought IN ly
General L,e. Had the enemy courted baltic
he would have pnshed rapidly forward after
crossing the Potomac Instead of lettering in
the Cd fields about Mart,nsburg. As it is lls..
he appears to have re-crossed into EirginiA
solely for appearance sake; for effec; upon tlio
popHlace OF the North. and the moral effect
upon lis own army. Had he retreated :.irsr r.
the battle Of SharpHburg, his army must have
gone to pieces without another blow frornptiiO
Confederatss. Retreat was destruction, and
advance impossible whilst our army confront.
cd him. We left him an open and unobstruct.
ed road to and across the Potomac, and to-day
he finds himself in the ANOMALOUS situation Of
an invader, who breads andis guarding against
an attack. p
This being the awkward position Of their
greatest military chieftain and his army OF
3ied veterans" il is more than probable tho,
Northern Government will attempt some di.
version for his relief. We may expect M
hear within thu coming week thai they aHs
pushing columns of their new levies towards
Warrenton aud fredericksburg, and perhaps 2
massing troopD at Williamsburg and Suffolk
Should they do this. and make demonatrs-
tions from any OF al OF these points, the fact
should OCCASION not nOments uneasinees ln
the minds of our citizens. While General
Lee holds Mctacllan's host in tho hollow Of
his hand the authorities here are not idiH-.p~-
unwatchful. Asy aayaacatessntsR RiohnonA q
Of hoIt1as a. ~rTw Yankee militia 10 prepared
Tor, and viii be mere than prcmrsy mt aasfs
rnr;ouT u,av.;la,l i.rn ya,t..,,,., ss. t,,...
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TAKEN UP

A ND put in Jail IN Chattanooga. Hamilton county
- Fast Tennessee, :he Sc OF Octohe., 1862 a
NEGRO NAN who Rays his name is JACK and tIa,
he belongs TO John Pride. OF Sparta. White county
Tenn. Said boy is black, IS years old feet iuch
high. J II. SWAIN
ccrs Jailor.
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TAKEN ZIP

ND put In Jail in Chattanooga Hamilton county ,
"A East Tennessee. on the I'd day of October 1852
sSEGR0 IAN by the narae Of JOHN. who says he
Seonas to Em. Jones. OF Memphis. Tenn. said boy
IN BLACK. feet 3i inches high. 20 yesrs old
octS J. II. SWAIN, Jsilor.
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DssTM Or ELLwoon FIarFl- This di1413 =.
gushsd gentleman died n Sds city od dysseeF- =
day, refages fron, his :h0us "A = ksnAeAVAsir
He will be buried day iH our City Cs1at0Yt Ytoiis
from @ The Episcapsi Ganrrh nt no o'oIsss. sihysns
Tuesday moninK, W: bsse. ne tinGssSaFfosq
more.--AiJanfa V9.rSsbrccy H.,
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tennessee Regiment.

3xsAbsfs ef tbe s2d Tennessee Regin ut absent.
ateA tsHposarity attached other regiments al
hsssa6 ordered "a .ioiu the regiment without delay
Ihs stasnsisa se Coamapders of Regiments and Bat
ekllsasso whseh aaycf tie regiment are temporarily
attached. are called TO the late orders the War De
yeuent felatiss to the return OF soi- their
seezzzsas, ana ere earnestly reqaesttd to aid mem.
ssfesf tbs regiment in speedily reionng the reg-
ee.ruiss wAO isb Il. join tbis regiment are
ssgsested to report 3. Ksoxyfls.
y order Of Cal. I'd. G. Cook
sct3 tHee-s A. IRI ~. Adiuian,.
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Later from Ne,. Orleans.

Later from New Orleans.
We 40 indebted to a gentleman Gor q. Nav
Orleans paper Of the 23d ult.--rhe day the c. n
| fiscation law was to begin to operate. The
Delta has the following Il, aIlusiem to stnst iaw,
we suppose: sF9,k
Thereby spsented quite an excited md
| busy appeaalece yesterday. People thronged
the streets a theirs way to and fnsm fine Va
rious offices I'M which the requfiempnts OF late
military orders are complied with; tehd yfe per-
ceive some or the foreign coneulates, plrticu-
iarly the British surrounded By eroWds-'',
The uewsis of the slightest interest, Butler
had issued harsh order for the Yebrr4ose Of
checking the stealing by soldiers Of private
for their commands, and declares dat rsstitu-
ton must be made from their pockssts.
Nothing is said of the recent Confederate
victories. The subject seems to 10 entirely
ignored. .-7r-ss-
j. T&S 46foWing is an order in addition to the
cou6scat:on law:
'Gsn(e EOrder, No. Is.
I. llH feansfers Of property or rights Of prop
.erty, zeal. mixed. personal or incoiporeal, ex-
-c,ept sioccssai.Y food, medicine and cl<'thing
eiiher by wsy Of sale, gIft.. pledge. ps,vmslt
lease or loan, by M inlal1itant Of this Depirf
ucnt who has not refurui,d 70 his ar her aIis-
eias,cs to the United Stsbes (hssinsl one, beeRI
the person receiving shall be punisised ty fne,
Zoe Imprisonment, or both. a' =
III. ALI registers Of the transfer OF certificates
Of stocks or shares in any Incorporated OF Joint
stock company or association, in which any in-
habitant oftliis Department who has mot re-,
Tturnea to his or her allegiance to the United
Biates, fhaviiig once been a citizen thereof
has any interest, are forbidden, and the clerk
or other officer making or recording the trsns-
fer will be held equally guilty with the txsns-
ferer.
BY order Of
MajorGen- HrTIEs.
Tho death Of DR.. Edward Jenner toxe is an
nouncefi. -.
There, was q large humber of arrivals from
sea on the 2Lst aud I'D. with heavy carEoss,
almost entirely of provisions. For the two
days only two vessels had cleared. bound Tor
New YORK. Their cargoos were slnall. To-
gether they had jus, twenty bsies of cottpn.--|
NobiEs T,ibNnA zst
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Moro hEGrMESTs ~ kAxsas.--a carres
pendent Of .hc 81. Louis Derlncrai. uritino
from karsa~ cry. gives = description OF sor,,a
of Gr,'. i-;.i..., volunteers, rs follows:
detachment al Lslie ) tiew negro brio-,,,.,
nun hyii,.g .C0, arrived to-day nj Camu an.
ur.r = .f.dptfe Bride ia karsas, Gr,.,,ite
;E.s cry Their departure fro,n Leaveinor,b
HestelGay - dcs, rIl- Z! ly an eve witncss as
icing move. III the extreme. The detachment.
acconta. {" ~ thcir gage trains, marched
through Tie u l.ncilal streets. singing John
Browns holy lies Inou.derirg in the ground :"
On ANN =; IT :ie lcS e. most -ludicEous and
ajlecii.,. S-.f'e occurred IN the Leave iakings
Of the !aslty i" e., giI!s aud Old men
Tears. :, ...Ac~s. grips, iygry and God bress
ye -. n ere ccuiLinglei in iaughaiIe lnelmI.
h".v- ~ raih.'l style. One crippled ,larkcv.
~ -'!'lc:ln- .,eg,c.:.i @dieu ;,,iuunished them
il.'.s: =! " !"Tr pllck. .i;1iv,,I.s ebsr show
,.Ir :.so> - tie .esi.
FAEE,o,I's FiEsr csr NoBu.E--The New
York hC::+! 81 recent date contains the fol-
ir~iL- 7tsiis:
letter '=rr;ved IL this city from an officer
an hoard fisc steamer ssnslUel .ailfah living II
Mobile "n the 3Gih alt. states that Road
ilirai Fan a-;nt lad arrived ttere from New
Orloans with hjs SAet, and that en attack was
II be made !. Ncry few days OFT Forts Nor
gan and Gaines. ald then upon Mobile In
IoT'aLt news may la expected shortly from the
Gee =; he Guit
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FaoM NORTHERN MIssousI.-Reliabls intor.
q1ation has been reSaiyed here to the effect
Dat North Missouri is almost entirely in poss-
dbsion of the Southern Nights party, who. ta-
ing advantage OF the withdrawal Of nearly
sn Of the Northern troops. had killed or ariv-
ep away the entire Federal male population.
dS mutual eossent privatesproperty was hot
&olested uuIess necessary for the subsistence
Il transportation OF the contending PARTIES
md it was also agreed. il is said. that 10 the
ctor should belong all the property of the
defeated party Richmond Whio..
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S25 REWARD

30 lie ~ ahU
WILL be ? id y -. uu i-T>ighed for re Gel.,ev
w of BAY Ma Ri. - hi@ =, : q, Ece n.i.s .ulr
sf Cleveland, ttan- saiG 4ic1S IA ..t- I'D ia,i
srrirg-lS hAi cs hi>a 1ars sssa- sLu il. aJ,iir
marked. and ftIf 4 ol.eI.,e ,If4 : wo..I
vel zppn th- i~p"f -. ia 81
tN - FM. BASKET
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. Correaponlenta.

W, ". s. WhitSaAy, va,-r0o much
matter Of more GeaerAl interest pressing
car cOlpnrs to permit the opening OF ,Aeol
to discussion on the ''POsi,iSa Of The N.
y. Church 81 this time,
POEricAL.-PIease excuse US. We have
suffered cur share already
vAEOvs,-NO atseatiou paid to aaSay-
nous SommanicAtious,
T. B,-Eiay eea,s pays fOs the Weekly
ave months Oaly. See Pablishea ,ezraS,
$, J. TuaaeitOu, Wave mast decline
''The Progress Of IOaePeadtaSA IS u.
suited to our columns, The PiSes eviaess
very fair talents, bat 1t IS ~, q eAarAe.
ter suited 70 the SOluas u 4 newspaper,
J. c. y, HattNasviue,-We SAssst pre-
pay your papers. We vOs'a have 70 spa
rate each paper from oar ea;irt 1s,L
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a eo-yssP0oaess u IAs ny z7-A
GesanE fsp0 Takblngenn, On Ne ia
sAyss
1Ae Saae uESbs gallant Gen sunsis. M
has Command < a snS9scs q he r-sEasss
and Dosa intense sGEESEsg- Eikieh Is 5p-eEs
e ay WISH sesns - Dc an 1r1S5IssF n
heH- Esan hin lis sSysuigy EDa Erps-s :
suoe7 = Is shOeFAI bERs kEsI.s I'm H7rs-e q
Amy m0reReEzs n Lhis IoeEEEE. md rt4-
seSGeaSIy SEeoAETlR1Ezy nsksu-e ha1e
S'eea aaossea By Em- zoe B1bssgs a -
sAfeSy, Which has Seeu = za-I.- y
tAoREhSfni cOusiasrzduz, 5ps-eaFgs q n
SeEssSy every SAF
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1he tsHEz tbAt have bsea erpruEsea asto
ne 61agg VAisA BErak6e - - 49,
mag BE n are. IS re learn frca rseetf
41zss=A. gz5se gzOu16laS A nEra q -
1Ss:ee WsE n sbe DeiEASo-hoOa Of V7Inso1
SRA OI-oisiEA. n19 lag s5nce, a. ~ 4sle-
g19h EUn RorEess Nau-os 1900
Wb=e Z AucunpEi5hs5 ne iu5asrEEIf -
E4.leh 4 Ess bUnf 70 eEAeEfe= I'M -
mEln 1sEo& VAS N AasEber E,o<55riip1I- ~.
lls1ng NJ StIa mUse EuP0lEAnz durT. a
Ne1eh re may AsAr N The e1rrse - 4 -
ehgA Burnside 3 10 Pe1deui = r.1lrlI
. Ue cAHghz N 1zy TAP. eFen Eh7Ie hR &
tpalgs1s enough = E6lgE m hFF me-
eesss a ooeE Ne 5grEs ne aanae n
5lseAk 2 ne strong manifestations q
I ai'oa feeling mnne WbEeVG. h yo-Sh
Ns1soaln1s NJ eEped1Eioa has hni ncrl555-.
. slul.
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go 81. c.r.nInr.


SEE Ny AstezlSOa las been called Ia ,
StLsADe1i = A istser Of oae of your Gin
s-IsAsi esSEsspos5eass, pub.ishe,I in voa,
sally q Tie 2lsi, Il Uhieh, by way y
s@0ElnE change IL The seatineaSs of III.
Amy Of West Virginia on -the ss6ieet a
s-krs-y- lie TTites JAkes occasion 10 Say
InA1. '~SuSsag TIE 6rSG three rnoa,hs ~.
oo3G1eEs eSeyea, As ; 0IIiEA-y dutr, Ihe or
essss q Gss- Cox and Others for tAe reaii.
Gzos q Fagi6re slAveS7
- a. As an eOReerasd, tie statement
I i2ssszeet- have 1erer givea 70 AN 81.
1stS o Soldier AaE saeA Oeier-
u EAs P1St5ely announced. vhen ,he
h<Uy sE1e-e2 tsS< Valley lAst Jaly. that i,
60 - ~ he purpose Of drsr5Eg ne rebels
ron Z, and tAGs IL had nothi0S 70 do Tilh
s2e -e!kocns Of master AID SiSye in -
cAsS g those eztzIssx Eko remained 0pie.Ev
unasg DE soyl e5TIl GOve-nnent,Of Wss;.
en- fz-gI25As that aei,he- forrihle enap-
ss:'Aooa On de Ooe hAad. 0oe tie estehi.v
q ERg5GFes "a lie oSAer, ras rilhip ~
Seeg'e q Is EOrk- No orders ineoasixte1f
EsIh sG1S AnoOHDc@4I have ever bp+1
EzUe1 . ne q, With nv knoEfsaes. bT
21E one UDdeE nv oomDAsH-
1hs Uis-s.eSEDeHt shoal6, Therefore be
earEss1s'e n sUss5oe 10 tie n5eg-s q tt,e
any Y RessgR YIrririA-
FsEy respectfully,
Fo1- coedieR1 seFrAnf
] D Cox, Bsg--Gsn- Can
aeEo7 nE-1EEs- DEscSz q ne KAnSTbs
GhA-1ss1D1- Va, Feh- =, 1852
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Cal SS o6s Es

TIE ssst2s A4ys 'e2g so.sesa sA.l sAsy
oeEaS SseR ~ EsAaE eOuDsesssz pzlA
EsUNFe iAasEea Eaas5aal n Essse ID sse
srass ~1ssh=sl ssosknst. rs ssssEs1r
tsSz 'ss ssesss - sss Ps=Ss1s Il ,bs
FasgsaA c'oEveADSa, sszls & SzFs-sus sE8s;
ne gEspezH4l rsAssB Ek5sA has ansuas
re . sal YEA % KS aecAsjoa. Is he
aA1Ser that n uy FoaEBs8z- s4-eassus
shs SoEaces e She SS41sk -.
bANCkAee A4s 1Ei 81 Al 5ass-nSu-s. w5Ib
SOsSsEn esEna5eS, enc fsr ne 4-essar 4lEs
reoSeE<ss useless ARS V15ps5ez ne sSu1s.s
- WeSch cur E.s.SEsat have bEeVcosare s....B
sGAs'sea % rAise Dooey= 4DG 4 has Se
cone SFoessEEy - Eziss AID nze esS7s -
q SBhF6Snse
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" EaaRngaua uos.e.poo8.ss q q.
fdzsAssAARhdiA Rsw 4ys ra1s rhsa .be =
NJ began 4s passage zuao F7rr77u55a. Iu,vx
Eho hnaups ssduEsod ms nunb1rs q a.
e-FnE515es va-e su.7-asE n a. a.u5-
snae sd 1-gziheepse q re spsezn-s..-
Ths Denbss q sAs Ra6sh sd FtzeA
AHg1ao-A Uhp hEEe bs1a Enauyl-<pu, :,
'noassdRg al ne HElalBls 1nS.r..45,, =
EegR - as U1-, eu11ssI 4laa Eb.y~.-,
1l1lnasl''a ~ ne sllsa1ia lsz,zlz d IA.
E1ysSEs NaeDussF sr5s5t EIsa,liinR - h,
a.sa1aE1ails HFEnozaruuaA HDEnHnM
sEaasssasa n = sDuusy ds1AEasa R
~ seD1eN Ae@ 1z4srlass Ha,.
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O4rWn@

In our ssSne q De lHa6 51s.- he f6nO4-
ms F%zAgz1PA, copied tzun u. Kasksur-
ia dispatch q = ciDeauuss szeh1nre, AZ
pNAsed q ore q she aslegr14Ris coauunz-
OesOsITinN 10 EEK rREapExE,z uNSz.,-
Esox EEsS1sE
NJ, c ars1e mHse PrO-Sare-r spe.rs
SgASss7 aps Sossraasa MS OgposaEisp = -
Presidents Resss-
Mr. cAssas 1l3OS1s Is sAas he 1u-erusiar
IS esos 1-ae.n
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Iisemeul Of Hoes Printing Prcss, which
has run l,he advertisement not the press)
ever since lass April, The Publisher must
have had great COn6ieaee ia the restoration
orthe union and Mr., Roe's EeuerosiIy, or
have 6esa badly IN need Of something TO
sn
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ing, written by sou OF Rev, David Ira
man, Chaplain Ot the Is; virEiata Cavalry,
TO his mother IN Bridgeport, ohiO,l
Carr MAR NEw NApS,n, No,
March, Sth, l$Ss
Dszr NsAsrs
would have wSittea 10 you long siaee
but have NOT had tune, rlare Nr NppOrta.
nifty 10 DO 50, We Arc uOw enSAaPei be.
fore the eHeny's position al New Madrid
aud aES sighting uaNse OS lS$S erecy DAY
Yesterday Te attacked the town aud AFTER
four hours hAri sSaiiaS WsSe repelsSll,
bus eeaeste1 ia Ee&i NSstrS, Oar EeSi,
saeat (S&4 ohtOl WAS the SdCaaee guard,
pcPloycd as skiSuisasss, We started al IL
O'Clock, atEee saaSisE = detNar OF tire
miles We advanced eAOIieasly on the town.
u'st With az opposition until aluaSst in the
place. Uhsa We were greeted hr = hSNvv
6ee u rides fSSSa \ large CANseA. EetaC0e
lag thSS with cS1aPoaad iateFeSt, We Dashed
arSa the GAaVeA With $aSA split that the
eaeOS len u SEN5 Csr1ssESt, We tSaEhS
then tFoa teaSe ~ Tease, feSSa ASsse 10
hose, fraa st-ees ~ street, SsSVSaS tAeu
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Iron Mill for Sale

IN the RtteeLth day Of April next, between nine
" and ten o'clock A NJ, We WIII ofier al puLle SSiS
a the Court House In the city Of Wheeling Va ne
property known a. the @WAsHISeFoS RoLIiSa MINI y
VIA us aPPUFtenanees, Including coal privilege
rall0oad and snndFy town lots =. eSl
me Mil th for manufacturing Railroad Irun ana
e ~ capacity Tor turning ont one undred aud TWEEN
S!'H.S tots Per week Probably an expenditure or
pete runniaE aTaer Il e located one mile Sn3 a
nelI oeIST Wheeling, Immediately on the east 6anE
IE1NA-ons-haf cash. AID the balance In one ana
Two years, oq1Al instAIlments, With fntsrSSt -
SOod sscuEity DRAERIRY A FPNSSSnIS, na
Mar 4tR. asa. Io SSSSHSN;
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nEAD.QvAarraa Dkr'G wRsr, Va,

Gsatnll oF,3sr Ne, IL
The following General Order Geou the
President has been received by telegraph
al these Headquarters, and iS published
Tor the Information aud teTCrnulenI 81 all
concerned
HxEcuEIvE MANSION,
WAsRISsrOS, March II, 1854.
Ps'SSiSSs's Tdr OrlSr, No, 5,
Major GeNSCAl Mcclellan havtag person.
al(E taken the Geld At the head Of the ACuy
vt the Potomac, uutil otherwise ordered, he
is relieved from the command Of the ether
military Departments, he retaining COM
maud u the Department Of the Potomac,
Ordered. further, that two Departments,
now under the respective commands OF
GeaeSat$ aallecE aud Hunter, together
With 80 mueh OF that under Gen. Buell.
as lies Wet OF North and South line
iR&e6aitely draWu through EuOxVille,
Ceau,, be consolidated aud desiEuNtrd the
Department " the Mississippi, aud that un.
I'll otherwise ordered, Major General Hal.
leeS have SanwNRd Of said DepartmenI-
Or1ePel, also, that the country West Of the
peParlaeat Of the Potomac and Hast Of the
Department. " the Mississippi be = Military
nePAStnsaS, 70 be called the Mountain
Department, aud that the same be CON.
aaNRde3 by Major General Fremont. That
all the commanders Of Departments, alter
the receipt Nt this oO1er by them, respse.
lively, report sererAlly AID airSStly to the
Secretary 0f War, aud that prompt, fall
aa1 feeQUsal reports viii be expected Of all
Aa1 each Of them.
ASGAHAG LIXcOGS, President.
Sy NSN3eS u the Secretary of War,
ISiEae31 L. TaGNAS, ASit. Gen,
u-Al Reports, Eet0ras aud GOmmuni-
eAtSNss heretofore required 10 be ssal to
ssese HSAd,qsarters, wall ua6l farther Or
aeVs Be addressed 10 The pcopsr staG OF.
Gers " IA Rtasszst DspGrS1aslf, W1asI-
fSts IA REiE, 6ea, SAFSel1. AID other
Sea@&aSeSs ~ lUoePS in Tie Department
81 0At0, aNE IRSlsjed ia the ',&Oaataia
peNArtGe1C, US0 AereAISes aa3seSs their
ssgsSss, SeSarGs AaI lessess 10 IAe proper
lsSA&~S aASSeSS-
Ul-As Se2sNs o$ceS Oa aaIy, tie Ga>
seSsSkNe& rSsaias SSauAnS u tAe NSRa,
sAia Department aasSl farther orders,
" : E&SACEGNS
ESsERSsSeS SeaezAl Z s a.
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