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CAMP NoTEs-A letter from near Richmond to

CAMP NoTEs-A letter from near Richmond to
q Southern paper says:
We saw Gen Lee ON the field the 27th June. We
have hitherto spoken Of the persoaael of the Gene
ral He seems little older than when we saw him
n Coosawhatchis. Then hs had moustachs alone;
now he has in addition. greyish beard month old,
Ill his face Seated on log in q slight shade,
having map upon his knees plainly dressed In uni.
form, with only one Aid at hand he looked the
same self possessed controlling and earnest being
We noted bafore-great then In the execution of his
mastery and gigantic scheme Of the greatest battle
of modern times.
We saw StOnesvall Jackson during the same day.
He Il perhaps forty years old six feet Ugh. medium
size and some what angular In person. Has yellow.
ish grey eyes, q Roman nose, sharp; thin, forward
chin, angular brow. close mouth, and light brown
hair. Has q sullen, unsocial, and to some extent,
unhappy look. He is impressive, silent, emphatic,
and venture obstn ats. His dress Is official, but
very plain his cap-front resting nearly on his nose
His tall horse dminishes the effect Of bis size, 50
that when mounted he appears less in person than
he really is
President Davis was also on the field. His plain
suit Of brown and citizens outfit generally screened
him from much observation The postage stamps
give Q very good idea of his face.
Gen. Longstreet, while On q march one day, in
CURED Of us the whereabouts of our Division Gen.
eral and, while We were answering his inquiries,
we had an opportunity Of observing one OF the
handsomest Generals In the Confederate army
His full American whiskers, long, brown, and neat;
his steady genial, and earnest eye his fine and full
forehead; bis Gr3co Roman nose, and regular
mouth all these present t0ut ensemble rarely
efualled Ia manly symmetry and chastened en-
erg
describe that we have encountered lately. He
impresses one a. gruff abrupt in a way jOcular,
decidedly headstrOng, rudely kind, and brUsgue
We saw him first on his way to superntend the
storming Of the fifty gun battery on the Malvern
Hnl-ths strongest position on this peninsula.
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45TH REGT GEORGIA VOLS,
Bivouac near Richmond, Va,

n<To THE RKLATIvES AND FRIENDS OF THE
~ ENLISTED MEN COAPOsIN0 THE 45TH
RECT GEORGIA VOLS.-Charity and forbesr
anee are virtues truly commendable but when 'for.
bssrancs ceases TO be Q virtue," we may with I'M.
punity urge our complaint against measures which
Asvs become almost intolsrable. While we want
nothing more than other regiments In the field. we
fed ssns6ed that there has been signal failure in
the management o. and attention to, the 18th
Georgia, naxI2uch a. we have unnecessarily suffer.
ed many privations,
Mo- who have sacrificed every comfort Of home,
parted with tbs loved ones there and shoulderod
their nnsksts In the defence Of their country, have
hsss been allowed to unger for days and weeks
without proper medical aid, (the Government fell.
Ing to furnish tbs necessary supply Of medicines9
lying upon their scanty bedding, beneath tent or
ny. sxposed TO tbs vicikstudes of the weather or,
II 20 fortunate. placed 10 some vacated Clubhouse.
o. tobacco barn, and in some instances sent to
hospital IN an almost dying condition
Daring the recent battles before Richmond, in
aet Surgeon. 270 or $50 nsD were left sick In our
cAkap Near Richmond without medicine or medical
asssnttou; during which tune q number died, we
ksr. frpm sheer neglect Should not these evils be
TAsD complaints are not offered or urged in
snesuiouS O fault finding spirit but In behalf Of the
sHasted men under our command, who look 70 Us
Ssr thsar rehtA and to place ourselves. who enjoy
in psopss light before their friends and relatives
~ hone md also to set ourselves right upon the
fecsrd' sas tms and eternity: for certainly some
eos must end viii b beld accountable.
=. n RO0ERa Capt. Co. A.
J. W. DOZIBR, Capt Co b.
W. L MONTGOMERY. lss Lieut.. Co. B.
JANIS W. CARTER Capt Co C.
4. 4 IV1Y, ID Lieut.. Co. &.
f01icsrs u Co. absent)
Z n. ROBERTSON, LIT Lieut.. Co. E
NV. w. HUER. ID Lieut. Com Co. L.
~ n ~. ~ Il
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RGRAPHIO NEWS.

RseuRN - Gel Morgan - Tenneseee-Hts
Repsrpa DEFEAT Near Owinssville UaEue--
Kare> Aecessiens - He Command.
KNOXVILLE, yuiy 3o--col Morgan has returned
IN sasssy 70 Tennessee q portion Of his command
soosss,ns Of The Let 0sorssa Rangers and the Texan
Rangera reaching this city Yesterday afserons OF
The most DARING and successful raids Into the heart
Of shs enemy's country recorded In the annals 81
war.
From Cant. BlaucAhead. Qusxtermaster Of the let
Georgia cavalry, the Rsstssv has obtained the
following interesting particulars Of the expedi'
ton:
Col. Morgan left Knoxville with about l 600 men,
a portion Of whom were armed. and penetrating the
enemys country by direct line at least $50 miles.
captured dozen towns and cities. destroyed Fed.
sra military stores and other property, and rail-
road bridges. In all amounting to eight or ten mil
lions Of dollars, He took. perhaps. over thousand
prison era, all Of whom he paroled- Al Cynthiana
he encountered q Federal force equal to bis own,
who. after few hours asht, surrendered.
At Lebanon he took between two and three thou
sand stand Of arms. half of which he retained and
half destroyed Here. also. he burned half . mil
lion Of dollar worth Of Federal army storeA He
accomplished all this besides frightening the whole
Yankee nation out Of its propriety, with the loss
Il not more than fifteen or twenty men killed In
all his engagements and between thirty or forty
wounded, and has returned In triumph to Tennes
see
There Il no truth whatever in the defeat Of Col.
Morgsns command near Owngsville. a. reported
by the Northern press He returns to Tennessee
without suffering defeat and with a much larger
force than he started with.
The present whereabouts of Col Morgan It would
be imprudsnt to divulse; but tina, he will soon
turn up again, the public may rest assured.
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Departure Of q French Consul from Charles.
ton.
CHARLESTON, July 3.-The French steamer Ri
nandice left the harbor this morning, having ON
board the French Consul ST this post, II. De St
Andre and lady. who go on visit OF a few months
to the North
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lincoln has backed out Of Buffers action at New
Orleans In regard to ths subjects of foreign pow
ess rs4ding there In a general order be says they
cannot be required to take an oath of allegiance to
ths Government, because it conflicts with the duty
they owe to their own sovereigus. All such obli-
CATIONS heretofore taken therefore RENTED and
aDnulled
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The Conscrips Law aud Physicians.

The Conscrips Law aud Physicians.
The following Is copy Of 9 letter from the Score
taFy f War. in reply to inquiries whether the act
Of Assembly sxemptns one physician for every s,eOO
Inhabitants would b respected by the Confederate
States enrolling officer:
6OyFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Richmond, July 25 1862. }
Col S Bussot French, A. d. c. TO Governor of Viz
gtnla, Executive Department, Richmond:
6n-ln reply to your inquiry of 22d inst, whether
the Virgins Act Of Assembly exemptng one ply
sisan for every 1900 Inhabitants will bs respected
by the enrolling officers, have to inform you that
the At Of Exemption of the Confederate States
CONGRESS expressly enumerates the classes Of per-
sons 10 be exempted. and leaves the Secretary of
War no further discretion in the matter Physicians
aee not included therein, and consequently our en-
rolling officers have no power to exempt them
Respectfully, GEO. w. RANDOLPH,
Secretary of War
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KNOXVILLE, July D.--The Register has infor'
nation from Cumberland Gap, which represents the
Federal force there a. much smaller than has been
supposed.
The East Tennessee regiments have been greatly
reduced by desertion and tho sick list il large and
It IL believed Ii the Federa,s driven from Cum
berland Gap, that tho Tennesseeans would all de-
sert return their homes and take the oath Of ale
glance to the Southern Confsderacy.
The Federals have twenty eight cannon mounted
at the Gap
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ A VALUABLE MAP.

rR VALUABLE MAP.
A NEW MAP OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Containing all the counties, principal towns,
railroads, telegraph lines rivers, canals, and
all other internal improvements. This is the
best map Of the State published. We
have spared no expense to make 1t perfect. 1t
is gotten up on beautiful map paper. made ex-
pressly for us to print this map upon. Size.
90 by &c inches bound in pocket form, in beau
tifully Illuminated cosers Price S250.
Upon the receipt of the price we will forward it
postage paid to any part of the Confederacy.
WEST & JOHNSTON,
Publishers and Booksellers Jas Main St,
all lit Richmond, Va.
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We observe that some Of oar contemporaries are
ursans very srave objections 70 the exchange o.
psieoness q this moment, and We cannot bUt think
sAAA hey viii have their influence upon the Gov
ss~mant Ths scoundrel Pope for instance. 10 DO
NJ =, he can 70 ncits his cutthroats to piiage ana
nnrdsr. He says he will not place any guard over
NV private property At the same time. be threat
ems TO execute any person who may kin one Of his
soad,r, whether In defence Of his property OF not
II u sctaa psrpesrasos Of the deed cannot be t.
Ken. my private citizen whom he may nave IN MS
pswse win b put to death in his place For this
pasposs b directs the seizure Of all the inhabf-
sanss Of he district be invades. These orders. Il
viN b observed were not issued until the Yankees
became certain . general exchange was to take
pasce, and shAs BY the terms Of the cartel all pris
ossrs Of was on both sidea hereafter to be pa
roaed a. soon - captured. We thus leave our
solves entirely without the means Of rstalatng for
any murder that may take place. None but sol
dasn srs considered prisoners Of wax. and we have
- means sf taking any of their private citizens;
WAils they are In our country and can at any time
capture - many Of ours a. they please. The
Government seems to have entirely abandoned the
psotes4ion Of it, citizens
V01& kOpo 0uO us luI0t WhA c~'hy WV MAJ
threats 70 The letter. unless deteed BY the fear Of
pslaliatsoo, canHst b doubted. Most assuredy
his oesrs are clearly against the spirit Of the cartel
wAsssvsr may be the letter. Our Government
never could have meant to leave our citizens 30
entirely unprotected-so entirely At the mercy Of
the breands who have been sent here TO cut their
threats II the consequences are to be such. we
trust that this cartel will not be observed and 1t
WIN b. no violation Of faith not TO observe It,.
Pope's orders and Lincoln's directions directly
opposed to It's spirit and have already rendered 1t
Of no avail 70 uA
The eontzivancs of the Yankees for preventing q
fss psopls from defending their soil is ono Of the
most 6svflish Of ell their inventions But II will
nos svsl They may murder our defsnceless citi-
zsaa bat they will not prevent those who survive
from pursuing the invaders to the Last. No man ia
going to b deferred BY any such means from fight.
ing for his country in the manner best suited to
his situation and means. The whole proceeding Is
o preparation for gratuitous murder.
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Rumored Fight In Powells Valley, Tenn.
KNOXVILLE, July 30-Rumors are in circulation
of an engagement Monday, at Blains Cross Roads.
between Taylor's brigade and a Federal force, bat
lo particulars have yet been received
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IM!o1MAIIox wxNTED-cens,s.,,, ~
y y. MARTIS, son Of Dr.. n. L Martin, Of Loria.
ana Ne w. formerly member Of the sth 800
msnt Of Louisiana volunteers, company n o..
Lunis. He II supposed 70 havs keen vorr1.x;
during the Last AGhting In the valley unds, No.
wall Jackson. Any Information concern,n~ ~.
uncle, no. 4. MARTIN. ~"
OF the firm Of Martin, Tannahin 4 G.
Petersburg We.
N B.-6houId this meet the eye Of Van Bu,.,
or N. II. Martin, formerly OF Memphis I would h.
glad to hesr from them. R
an 1-lts
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MORTALITY AMONG YANKEE PnIsosERs.-
The Lyuchbufg Republican says that On au aver.
40 six Of the Yankee prisoners there die daily -
The diseases are chiefly fever and diarrhea
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nIRECT IMPORT TON.
500 yards super Black Silk GRAPE;
1900 yards super Welsh FLANNELS;
$500 yards Ga English TWEEDS,
"a splendid article for uniforms);
$50 pair 10 Id. 10 4 BLANKETS
800 lbs Morley's best FLAX THREADS;
400 India Rubber OVERCOATS.
The above articles are of recent Importation and
will be sold low for cash. Address
]. r w. JOHNSTON,
233 Broad street,
au l-lN* Augusta, Ga
I>OR SALE PRIVATKLY-An excellent Rich
u mond made ROCKAWAY, nearly new, and il
good order having been very little used. and we'll
kept. Apply ut JOHNSTONS Stables,
Corner Franklin and Wall streets
N. B.-H not sold privately. 1t will be offered at
public auction at the Horse Lot, on Council Cham
Der Hill, to.morrow SATURDAY. morning,
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Ohituariee.

Died on Tuesday, the 18th ult, GAhNEiI'
son of F. and Julia +. Barber, aged months
Brght-ey beautiful little GARRETT. thy and.
den death has caused deep anguish to tiny loving
parents and saddened the hearts Of thy kindred;
for we'd all learned to love thy many endearing
wiles and shall Oft think Of thee a bright sun
beam, which for q moment cleaned through: the
dark clouds Of this gloomy present, and then van
ished to purer sphere. Fitting was thy young
life as tho fair rosebuds thy little baby fingers a.
most seemed to clasp thou lay in thy little col
I'm, with the fringed lids resting on the marble
cheek and the tiny mouth half ope thou seemed
indeed cherub
So beautiful It we'll might grace the bowr where
angels dwell.
And watt It's fragrance to His throne who doeth all
things we'll"
Died, at the residence of Mrs L. A johnson, In
Chesterfield county, Va, the l4th OF July, in the
37th year Of his age, of typhoid fever, Lieut. At,
FRED MANN. leaving an affectonate wife ana
one child to bemoan their loss.
He was u man of sterling worth and integrity ct
character In all the relations of life be was ex'
emplary generous, and faithful. kind master,
affectionate husband and tender parent He was
a man Of noble and generous hospitality, strict
member Of the Baptist Church-as such was pune
tual in attendance sl the meetings OF his church,
and liberal In his contributions to the cause OF
Christ nobler spirit has never passed from earth
to Heaven. Many hearts are grieved, but we Will
not weep he has gone to rest III M. W. +.
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~ AUCTION N0TICE.-SpeciL sttsntion h
~ asked to my sals Of two ofless, iron ssts,
lsmhW, &e. Also. for rent, tho lumber yard of =.
y. nA0lsnA 4 Co, On Marshall. bstwsan "a end III
ptseeeA Tie eommeneing u 10 osc3ock THIS
MORNING.. THOS. w. KEE9HR
~ lit Anetioneer.
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OR 0isedh would sEsaaay oblisS ~ b sending
any NsrtAs~ papsN tAey may cAsnes 10 81 b
sAsas pesssssaoA - this ONCE The public viii
sn~a rs.aava ~ nsWv a ths earliest moment
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CTKAYED On 1TOL1N-A Known MARE. roth.
- q urdersised ycung, quick, well looking, from
t6s western part Of ths city on Friday night last
All thAnks and compensation for any notice Of
Aef furnished u EDMOND 4 DAv1NPORT, on
9Th street, near the basin. " 20-Jts
rTORsH gTOLRN.--Taksn fFom my stable sst-
ufday night, The Goth inst, In Chesterfield
e.. onA mile from the Powhatau line absy HORSE.
with white star IN forehead, and . scratch ON his
rump, leaving the skin naked. He n . medium
eised horse and rides we'll. A liberal reward viii
be paid for his recovery. The thief left in pleee
Of my horse an old gray mare, with sore back. ~
horse wss tracked near Petersburg
WIN. PHAUP, 6kinquartsr,
y29-l2lA Chesterfield CO., Va
CTRAYED-4D RRWARD-From my house
- on Franklin street. two doors above 9Th st. y,
Church Hill, my cow. Said COW Ia OF pale red
color, with no spots. She Ia marked with key In
one ear and q slit In the other. The above re.
ward will be paid for her return 10 me or nforma-
ton 20 that get her. ct my house. or store, corner
of 18th and Main sts., under St. Charles Hotel
jy 28-4i& z. KNOTTS.
-X =
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0k1n,

On "wednesday, 30th July, q II o'olsck ]. Il.
eltsr short illness, Miss ADELAIDE OIIOPTON.
second Daughter q the late judge Olopton. o. VIZ
giniA ~
Her funeral viii take place this Nnday) evening
August lst at 8 o'clock p. II, from her lase rea'
dsnce, on Franklin street. between ID and 4tn: Ins
friends Of tho family invited to attend witnous
further notice. "Bleased are they who Ole IN 'o'
Lord"
E Savannah papers viii please copy.
On the 3lss July. 1852 In this city q the rSs,'
dence Of r. II. Starke, ESQ. Or. HENRY COhA'0'
Of Hanover county. In the It'd year Of hls age
The funeral will take place at Pucsoon' Han1 az.
lst Of August The relatives, friends, and ac4aain.
anccs Of the family are respectfully inv"ed Z" ~
tend without further notice.
Al the residence of his father. lwm: 0iIio 10
the county of Chesterfield. July goth, ls6", fnvA1e
LUTlNOUs W. GILL, Manchester Ar.n.efy, oSu, ~
nsyes Battalion, aged 22 years months and ~
JAyn
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CTRAYED-rrom 9th street, between Clay aud
- Leighton Thursday night 9th instant a large
brown MARE, with scar on the back, and right
hind ankle deeply cut by rope. The saddle was
q new Mexican. Any person who will deliver her
to Mr. T. J. Sampson al the Dsnvile Depot, will be
literally rewarded. A. S. MAYO,
iy 26-tk lst regt Ga. regulars
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DESERTERS.


CIXTY DOLLARS REWARD-Desertsd from
- camp. near Ysnceyvile. N. C., privates JOHN
". WOODS and CHAS- II. HOLT.
Said WOODS is % years old, feet 10 inches high,
black short hair, dark eyes, slight Irish accent.
dark compile xion He came to Richmond, and there
Ia now reason to believe he was deserter from q
Georgia regiment when he substituted in my com.
pany, and viii probably attempt to substitute
again.
HOLT Ia about SO years old, black hair, sprinklsd
with gray. dark eyes and complexion. ana about 5
feet ii inches high.
The usual reward of $40 will be given for the ar.
rest and delivery of each Of the above to General
Winder any officer 80 that can get them.
II. w. REMNANT.
Captain Commanding Co. A.
au I-1t* Edmonds,on's Bait. Light Horse.
HDQRS lsr RECT VA. ART'Y,
RANDoLPA's Farm. :
BRASHEKS-Thirty dol
H. lars reward will be paid for the delivery OF
the above-named John Brashers to these headquar-
ters SIS will be paid if confined In jail. that
may get him. The said Brashers reported himself
from Maryland; Is 9 feet or inches high; black
hair and eyes, and has lost his front teeth. When
leaving he dressed In citizens clothes, and
a straw hat X. x. YOUNG, Captain.
all l-3t* LIST regt Va. artillery.
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q DESTITUTE wANTED-To go in good in
y fantry company. A liberal price will be paid
Apply to me- at No. l43 Main street, between the
hours OF and IL A. NJ or and P. NJ. to-day or
tomorrow. None need apply unless they can conc
well recommended. W. F. ROWLAND.
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NJ OTlCE.-Take en- from my boy Jim, on the
~ 2eth June, 1862 Main street, where ths
cars stop, near Rocketts double case gold
WATCH. with fat. heavy chain and seal at
tached By man on horse. with an officers upi.
FORM who stated he was stationed at some battery.
Any information win be thankfully received
WIN g. GLASGOW
jy f6-l2tf Lieut. Co. g. 18th Ala Eeet
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CtTRAYED OR .STOLEN-From camp, near Full
! tons Hill. large bay MARE full name and
tail, and nearly blind; marks recolected. Twill
pay liberal reward for her delivery at camp or at
Mr. Robert Reds stables near the New Market.
JNO HERBIG, Captain
on l2,A Commanding IDfirmary Corua
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L TTENTION, TENTH LOUI -IANA.-Absen-
n tees, your regiment is under marching orders.
Every true man should be at his post
1t il confidently hoped that this announcement
will every officer and soldier to report him
self for duty In camp imme diately but If 1t fall.
after the lst of August all absentees without per-
mission will be proceeded against a. deserters in
strict accordance with military law.
WIN. H. SPENCER, Major
~ 3O-St& Coming 10th La
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T OsT--From Company q, 18th Miss. Regiment
/ on the march from Yorktown, near Baltimore
sto,e a likely NEGRO MAN, about twenty-five
wears old named Tom but usually called in camps
DiDIAus, Said boy is we'll built, of low stature
black, with round head, and Ivory colored teeth;
open countenance, OF pleasing and cheerful dispo
sition, ana speaks freely when spoken to. HE
raj reward viii be paid to any person who will de-
liver said boy to me, or give me such Information
as to his whereabouts as will enable NE to get him.
am staying at the 4lst Ward. 2d Division,
Camp winder Hospital. where viii remain
week or two with wounded son. My residence Is
"Oko!ona, Miss" q. w. THORNTON.
eat
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NJ OTICk-The first instalment OF SALT foE
IN Chesterfield county having arrived. all per-
sons in the county arc notified that they can get
their quota of Salt by application to JAS. n PER
DUE. Manchester. Each head Of family will be
entitled from this instalment II pounds per head
for each member Of the family, white and black
Price Eve cents per pound for the salt; sacks 624
cents each Parties may furnish their own bags
Mr. Perdue viii require proof of the number Of
each family.
au l-2t* JAMES H COX