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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-12
Farewell 20 lii Amy.

McClellan's Farewell to his Army.
WASHINGTON, Nov. II.--The following
farewell order was rad 20 the troops COM
posing the army of the Potomac yesterday
morning on dress parade:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE, PoroNAc, 4,
CAMP NEAR REcToRTowS, Nov. Z.
Offers and Soldiers eftAs army oftAe POtO-
mac: lls
An order of the President devolves upon
Major General Burnside the command Of
this army. In parting from you cannot
express the love and gratitude bear To
you as an army. You have grown mp under
my care; in you have never found doubt
or eoldness.
The battles you have fought under my
command will probably live in our nations
history. The glory you have achieved, our
perils and fatigues-the graves Of our COM
rades fallen in battle aud by disease, the
broken forms Of those whom wounds and
sickness have disabled are the strongest
assertions " ieh can exist among men that
We are united still by iEdissoluble ties. We
will ever be comrades in supporting the
Constitution Of our country and the nation
ality ofits people.
[Slgned1 GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Maj. Gen. q. S. A.
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Burnside to his Soldier.
HEADQUARTERS, AMY PoToMAc,
November 10. 1862

%t1NNeAtGA w. love-
The following order was issued by Gen
erai Burnside, on taking command of the
army;
In accordance with General Order No.
1872, issued by the President Of the United
States: hereby assume command of the
Army of the Potomac. Patriotism and the
exercise of my every energy in the direc-
tions Of this army, aided by the full, hear
~ cooperation Of its officers and men, will,
hope, under the blessing Of God, insure
its success. Having been a sharer of the
privatiOns, and a witness of the bravery, Of
the old army of the Potomac in the May
land campaign, and fully identified with
them in their feeling of respect and esteem
for Gen. Mcclellan, entertained through a
long and most friendly association with him
feel that it is not as a straugerI assume
command.
To the Ninth Army Corps, so long aud
intimately associated with me, need say
nothing. Our histories are identical.
With difidence for myself, but with a
proud confidence in the answering loyalty
aud determination of the gallant army now
emu listed to my care, accept its control
with the steadfast assurance that the Just
cause must prevail.
q
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General orders No. l. - -
T The Battalion Courts OF Inquiry for the bth
j.. Regiment Virginia Militia, will convene as fol-
Iowa: The hrst, embracing ali tho companies north
Friday, tho 2lst inst, at O'Clock p. NJ consisting
Of Lieut.. Col. Chester d. Hubbard, President, Cap
tains james 2. Gray, Co. w. p Hall, Co. O. George
Adams, Co. 7, Porter Smith, Co. D, and John Cloudy,
Go. /, members. The second, embracing the eompa-
mics south OF the above alley, at the Courthouse
Saturday, the 22d inst, ut " O'Clock p. NJ consist
ing OF Major Isaac Cloudy, President, Captains A. R.
Mckee, Co. X, b. 2. Taylor, Co. E. Andrew Glass Co.
b, II. Hartenstein, and Augustus Hanleu, Co. H,
members,
ssting Of all the Field and Staff Officers and Captains
Of companies, will convene at the Courthouse Sat-
urday, the 29th inst, at l1S O'Clock p. NJ.
Ill. AdIutAnt John II. Stallman, Provost Marshal,
I'd B. Young, and sam'l p HldFeth, Clerks will at!
tend all Of the above Courts.
". AllpersOns having legal excuses to offer for
nonattendance at any Of the drills or musters order
ed prior to the assembling OF these Courts, noti-
fed to attend. Those subject to militia duty, who
by absence from drills musters, liable to be
fined, must attend the Battalion Courts OF Inquiry
for their respective didrieta All others Claiming
exemption from military duty, whether by the Sur
Reons certificate, aehRge otherwise, will present
their cases to the Regirnental Court only. q.
v. Captains accompanies are required to report to
the Adiutant Of the regiment, all Rbsentees from any
drills or musterg which ordered priof to the
meeting OF each Battalion Court.
VI. Persons RggrieVed by tho decision OF the Bat
TALON Courts may appeal TO the RegimentRl Court.
VII. All claims for services rendered, such rent
OF drill rooms, gas music, printing, &C., must DO pre-
scented to the ROgimental Court.
VII. All officers attending these Courts will appear
with side arms.
Bp order Of Jas. mckinney, Colonel 9th Regimen
nOvs-td Per- J. II. srALLMAN, AdPt.
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E6rA CoNHLIcr OF AUrHoRITY.-Qui'e
a difficulty occurred yesterday at Captain
Cars recruiting Office, Washington Hall.
Our readers are aware that some time ago
general order was issued from the War
Department authorizing officers in the reg
ular army to recruit not more than ten men
from volunteer companies. In obedience to
this authority Capt. Carr has been receiving
recruits from various volunteer companies,
aud has had some little difficulty in retain
ing them, owing to the interference of their
officers. A day or two ago Capt. Carr 70.
ceiTed as recruit member of Captain
Bars cavalry, now at Camp Wiley. Yes
tsrday Capt. Barr sent squad of his SOL
diers after the man. Capt. Carr refused to
give him up, and the consequence was that
difficulty ensued between Capt. Carr's
aud Capt. Bars men, in which blows were
struck, and for time there were strong in.
dications of a serious riot. Capt. Barr and
his men finally departed, having failed to
getpOssessiOn of the man. We are aware
thatthe order to which We have referred
Is very unpopular one, aud operates IN.
LARRY in many instances, but the War De.
pAFtment is supposed to understand it
business aud its orders should be faithful
ly Obeyed.
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From California.

SAN FRANoIsoO, Nov. lO.-The British
steamer Tynemouth, sailed for Hong Kong
with $4,000 in treasure.
Compared with the last two steamer
days tO-day's money market is easy.
Over two millions of dollars in gold have
been coined at the mint within the last
month, more than supplying the amount
of coin exported.
The rate of interest continues at per
cent. Eastern currency, exchange at
ls to % per cent discount. Gold to 8
per cent premium.
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EXPROToRANT SYRUP.
FOR A SLIGHT COUGH TAKE THE ~
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FOR SORE THROAT Oh TICKLING IN THE
THROAT, USE THE EXPEOrORAT SYRUP.
FOR GROUP AND wHoopING COUGH
USE THE EXPECTORANT SYRUP.
FOR ASTHMA AND PHTHIsIo USE THE
,sa EXPEoTORANT SYRUP.
FOR DRY HACKING COUGH USE THE
EXPECTORANT SYRUP.
PoR HoARsENEss FROM PUBLIC SPEAKING
USE THE EXPECToRANT SYRUP.
Manufactured only by
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Wholesale Druggists,
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8g Uele9raph,
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
GOOD NEWS FROM GEN. KELLEY
He Attacks and Routs I'm
boden.
Scatters, Captures and DESTROYS
his Command.
MoOREFIELp, HARDY Co., Va,
November 10. 1860.

November 10, 1860.
To Coz. PErRPo1Sr:
lett New Creek on Saturday morning,
the 9Th inst, and after continuous march
OF "a hours, distance of about 60 miles,
reached ImbOden's camp on the South Fork,
ls miles south of this place, at 81 o'clock
yesterday morning. We attacked him at
once aud routed him completely, killing
and wouudlug many of the enemy; also
capturing his camp, so prisoners, a guam
tity of arms, $50 fat hogs, a large number
of horses. cattle, wagons, &c.
The infantry were routed and entirely
dispirited, fleeing to the mountains. Their
cavalry were, unfortunately for US, away on
an expedition, or our success would have
been complete. We burned their camp and
returned to this place this evening. had
with me detachment of the First New
York Cavalry, under the command of Col.
McReyuolds,,the RinggOld Cavalry under
the command of Capt. Keys, the Washing
ington Cayaly commanded by Capt. Green
field, ROurk's Battery and three companies
of the Twenty. third Illinois Infantry under
the command of Maj. More. The Infantry
companies were carried in wagons. The
New York troops cannot be surpassed for
patient endurance on the march or for gall
liant bearing when in action. Our attack
was so unexpected and impetuOus that our
loss is trifiiug, three or four men slightly,
and one severely wounded; none killed.
b! F. KELLEY, Brig. Gen.
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NJ TuE PARKERsnuRa BRIpaR. q

l8- Tue PARKERsBURa BRIDeB. The
Baltimore and Ohio and the Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroads have commenced bull
ding bridge across the Ohio river at
Psrkersburg and propose to proceed as
rapidly as possible. The Parkersburg
Gazette says that Mr.. waddle, chief engi-
nesr of the II. and @. road, has been ma
king survey and has selected route 10
the north end of the town, running across
the high lands and striking the river SO as to
be nearly on range with the termination
of the road on the other side of the river.
The bridge will be built on piers aud
stone abutments, above high water, with a
draw one hundred feet wide.
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Dismissal of IncapabIes by the Har-
per's Ferry Commission.
WAR DEP'r, Apr GES's oEHIcE,
WAsHINGroS, Nov. 8.

WAR DkP T. ADJ'f GEN'S OFPtCE,
WAsHIEGTOS, Nov. 8.
General Order No. 1881
First, The Military Commission Of which
Major Gen. David Hunter, U. s. Vols. is
President, appointed to meet in the city Of
Washington on the 25th of September. pur-
suant to special order No. 255 Of Seplem-
Der 23d, 1862, to investigate the eireum.
stances Of the abandonment Of Maryland
Heights, and the surrender OF Harper's
Ferry, shaviug reported that Col. Thomas
n. Ford Of the 32d Ohio volunteers con-
Quoted the defense of Maryland Heights
without ability, abandoned his POsition
without Sufficient cause, aud has shown
such lack Of military cRpaci-
~ as TO diseualify him in the estimation of
the Commission for q command in the SER
vice The said Col. Thos. Il. Ford Is by
direction of the President dismissed from
the service OF the o. s.
Second, the Commission having reported
that the behaviour of the l26th New York
Infantry was disgraeeful aud that Major
W. Fl. Baird. for his conduct ought to be
dismissed. The said Major W. n. Baird,
Of the 10th New York volunteers Is by dI-
rection of the President dismissed from the
service of the United States.
Third, the Commission having reported
that Brig. Gen. Julius White, OF the Uni
ted States volunteers, acted with decided
capability aud courage and merits its ap-
probation, and having found nothing in
the conduct of the subordinate officers
brought before the Commission are released
FROM arrest and will report for duty.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. loth.-The removal
of Gen. Mcclellan creates intense excite
ment here. Senator Harris, In a morning
address to the law students at the ALBANY
Law School, said he was grieved and 10
dignant at this removal, regarding it as
fatal mistake. He has written letter to
Gen. Mcclellan stating this as his opinion.
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BATCHELoR's HAIR DYEI

WILLIAM A.BATcHRLoR,s celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to Rjure the Hair in the lsest; rom
edies the i'll oectSof bad dyes and iuvigorates the
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR Instant
ly turns splendid Black or Brown leaving the Hair
SOft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
81 The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
Flor, on he four rides Of each boa.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay street,
tLate 1888 Broad.Vay and 10 Bond ssj
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The News of McClellan's Removal
in IndiauaOOIi5

IHDIANAPoLrs, Nov. lO.-The removal OF
General Mcclellan aud the appointment Of
Burnside to the command of the Army Of
the Potomac, is we'll received here, aud
caused considerable Joy among those Who
favor the vigorous prosecution OF the war.
Burnside being Hoosier, his appointment
Is hailed with delight.
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A. E. BURNSIDE.
Mai.-Gen. CommadinR.
How the News is Received in Co.
lumbus,

Columns, o., Nov. 1o.-The important
news Of the morning has been freely dis.
cussed here to-day without any positive
demonstration of feeling. The elevation
of the gallant Burnside to the head of the
army is hailed as 4 harbinger of action Yet
there are many Who deeply regret the ap-
parent necessity for the removal OF McClel-
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Another Scare at Chambersburp.

HARRISBURG, Nov. lI.-It was reported
this afternoon that rebels were in Mercer
burg and advancing on Chambersburg. Il
is probably unfounded aud caused hy
squads Of Union cavalry puEehasing horses.
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Telegraph Markets.


NEW YORK, Nov. IL.
Cotton buoyant; 10000 bales sold ut 621l962-
Flour lower 1880 bbls sold. Wheat rather better
Mt the close ofthe market bushels Sold white
sl,S0@1,6Q. Corn active; 1000 bushels sold. Pork
buOyant; moss closing at $i4 and prime at Sll 80
Lard steady. Whisky steady at 3T@3TH. Sugar
buoyAnt at l01f91lN. Coffsequiet. MOasses firm.
Preights dull: Stocks lower but closing hrmer.-
Gold 32I<@32l<.
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HEADQuARRERs or l6lET RHaIMKNT, v, M
Quo COuNEY. NOYamhpr 9th, 1861

General Order No. IL e
Battalion Court OF Inquiry, composed of the
following officers, viz !: Lielt. Col. W. ]. BOggs
Captains Geo. Thompson, Go. A, VIM. X. Howe, Co.
b, David Frazier, Co. d, John Coulter, Co. II, and
John Wise, Co. l. mSmbers will assemble at the tav-
wednesday, the 18th of November, inst, at one
o'clock p NJ The Captains OF the companies above
panod, will make return to this Court Of all absen-
tees from the several mugt0rS whether company or
battalion, heretotore ordered and allPerson. resid
Ing within their several districts, will apply to this
Court for release from their fines, where lawful
or sufdeent excuse can be offered.
II. A Battalion Court OF Inquiry, composed OF the
following OG:eerR, viz: Major Frank Walters PFeSi-
dent, Major Arthur O. BoEgE Captains Nicholas MUIR
p, and William B. Morgan, Co. g, members, will as
Semble At the tavern house Of Joseph RerTel 10 the
town ofWest Liberty, on thursday, the 9Th OF No
Vember, inst, At one O'Clock P. 81. The Captains Of
the companies hast above named, will make return
20 this Court Of all Absentees from the several mus
tera Whether company or battalion, heretofore or
deredj and all per8Ou8 residing whiting their several
districts, viii apply to this Court for release from
their fines, where lNwful or suelent excuse can be
| offered.
for the Transaction Of business at HeyeT's tavern
house. in the town OF TriAdelphia on Saturday, the
18th day OF November, Inst, At one O'Clock P. M
This Court will be composed OF the field officers and
cOmmAndAnts OF companies, and will hear and de
termine all applications for exemption from military
any other cause, and appeals from decision Of the
Battalion Courts All claims for allowances aud e-
psuses must be presentedto this court.
/ ". The AdjutGnt, Sergeant Major, las Provost
the Battalion and RegimentA Courts and ali ofeer,
| Will wear their Eide arms.
BY order Of Col. Thomal Y. Hervey.
n6TI!Std1tw ISAAO BENTLEY, AdJt.
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Rows refer the reader to the advertise
ment of Connolly, Cook & Co., wheeling
Petroleum Oil Works and OH Refinery. We
believe the advertisers to be prompt aud
reliable gentlemen upon whom the public
may depend.
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MoClellan in Raltimorle.

Baltimore, Nov. ll.-MeCIelIan just ar
rived and passed through to Philadelphia
in the Z P. II. train. Ee goes through from
thence by special train for Trenton.
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NEW YORK, Nov. ll.-Gen. CorcOran's
Brigade sailed this morning for Fortress
Monroe, on the steamers Cahawba, Matau-
zas, Pocahontas, Connecticut and United
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The River.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. IL, noon.-RiYer sta
tionary with five feet by the metal mark
Weather clear and mild.
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LOYAL Virginia Regiment.

WAsHInGToN, Nov. 10. The Sixteenth
Virginia, 800 strong, WAS mustered in to-
day.
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I@TnAsKssrvso.-The Governor. a,
VIII ", be seen elsewhere proclaims a day OF
tnanksgtving on the 27th of this month.
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NEW YoRk, Nov. II.-At a Democratic
meeting last evening, John Van Buren,
nominated Gen. Mcclellan for President in
1861
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TMRROIDERED SLIPPER PAT
III TERNS beantiful styles, at the variety store Of
FTIlj 'f.rS D.NlC0LL BRO
NTILITARR Hats and Caps. A full AsSort-
NJ I1ont a. Military Hats and Caps always on hand.
aue5 > q - HARPER BROi
ATUBIAs.-Ws ,wUuId call the attention Of the
IN ladies 70 our Os ~ D. NIooLL Bro
oc4laglltf1 100 Main street!
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WHEELING
Business School.

CONDUCTED BY I. I. HITCHCOCK, at No. q
~ Main streoet, over the Savings Bank Open day
and evening.
The design Of this institutJou to Ala yoaaE men
In preparing Themselves for active business lfa BY
making them competent Accountants, and familiar
with business process generally.
The national Republican., 1862-03-01
Lecture as the smithssn isa.

The lecture Of g. W. Fisher, President d
Hamilton College. N. Y, before tho WashlnA
ton Lecture Association last night, upon tha]
"Great Rebellion" was roplete with patriot
ism, political wisdom and Christian philosophy.
tdealt lees with the personal or mere material
aspect OF the rebellion, and grsspsd the cardl.
nal idoas which had developed TIE antagonism
Of the war, showed clearly the radical opposi.
tion Inherent In tho free and slave systems
of this country, and predicted the full, haal and
speedy supremacy Of liberal aud enlightened
constitutional freedom. not only in this ooun.
try, but through It's influence, in every por.
tion of the world. 'fF
He believed that the infsuation Of the rebel
leaders was permitted OF God, while the Gov.
eminent and the people we're humilating them.
selves TO avert the curse Of war; and few be-
leved that the dread ordeal must be met, for
wise purpose In working out the freedom Of the
people. II Was thus deoreed by God, no power
being able to avert 1t, that slavery must inevi.
tably, In spite Of opposing Senator'S, or Repre-
sentatives, or generals, and without regard to
what they should do or propose, in some man.
nor meet It's fate In this war. This, OF course,
"a but faint outline Of the lecture, with
scarcely suggestion Of fpoints forming the com.
plete skeleton, which Was entire, compact, and
well joined In all Its parts. II carried cOnvic-
tion Of irresistible truth, and embodied the con.
fdent, imm0vable faith which inspires every
intelligent Union man that success 10 eventually
as sure as the everlasting hills, and that the
principles we advocate will eventually know
"no Norih, no South, no white, no black, no
continent, and no Shore"
The national Republican., 1862-03-01
The Cspitol Choir.

for the Capitol, which performs In connection
with religious services held Mt the House Of
Representatives every Sabbath morning, has
thus far given great satisfaction, and received
many compliments, and may be justly ranked
been the aim Of the ohorister to select such
music as would be best suited to an audience
composed mostly Of strangers, and old familiar
tunes. therefore, have bsen chosen, that the
Misses Rumsey, WIN support the soprano and
dlio, have proved valuable acquisitions to the
choir, and have earned for themselves repu.
tations as singers.
chorus choir, and persons who have knowl
edge Of choir singing, and desire to become
members Of the Capitol Choir, are invited to
attend the rehearsals held In the House of Rep.
resentatives every Saturday night, at seven
O'Clock. Eater at the east front of the House.
The national Republican., 1862-03-01
mar l-3tS
The Indlan Herb Doctor.

The IndlaA Herb Doctor,
From Canadi, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or
illness, without receiving any In
formation from them.
No Charge for CbssulatioN on Advice.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms as have no strife
With Nature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands We mover stain
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
Our Father-whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all Ills;
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb, q simple Flower,
Guild from the ewy Lea
Iheee, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health to thee.
Ro m NO II, Wasti,g'oo Buildlrg, Pennsylva.
MIA venue, oor3er OF Seventh street.
No charge Tor Consultation. isn1l-Sm
Canadian references of tte Indian Herb Doctor:
ST E, Heads, Governor Of Canada; Hon. lily.
Sterup, Hayor of Montreal, G. Z Hon Geo, Hall,
Mayor of Quebec, @. L Hon. JUhn Hutchlnson
Mayor Of Toronto, G. W., Hon. b. Robinson
Hon James Camming., Mayor Of Hamilton, g. W.
lion, W. Matthew, Mayer Of Brantford, c. W.
Hon, w Barker, Mayor Of London, q. W.; W. Sav.
age, late Col. Of Artillery H. P. Dwight, Supt OF
Mont cal Telegraph j. Taylor, Ju,tios Of the r. ace
Toronto, Q. W r. II. Crock, Alderman, Toronto
c. W Urquhsrr, Surgeon, Toronto, 9. W.
mar
The national Republican., 1862-03-01

Tus Situation AT COLuxBus, KY.-The Cincir.
natl Gasctte Of the 26th inst, says:
I'VE have nothing further about the Colum.
bus dag Of truce, but We hear something better.
The plscc is BY this time completely Invested by
iand and water. A large force landed at Com
merce, sbos Cairo, was Intended to blockade
the Mississippi river below Columbus, while
Zen. Grant is looking after the land approaches.
There 10 fair prospect Of another grand sur.
render and laying down of arme."
The national Republican., 1862-03-01
Amuselnonts.

CANTERBURY HALL.-There will be given two
grand performances this day; one for the es.
pecial accommodation Of ladies and children,
at 2 O'Clock. Tho opportunities offered to-day
are the last that will be given to our citizens to
see the celebrated LeOni Pantomime Troupe,
and others Of the talented company at the
Canterbury, who have rendered so much plea.
sure and won golden opinions during their stay
here: Among other presents, another costly
silk dress viii be given to some lucky person
at the afternoon performance.
The national Republican., 1862-03-01
Money Lsost.

A small black leather porte monnaie was lost
on Thursday noon, at the Post Ofioe, or be-.
tween the Post ONCE and Capitol. 1t contained
treasury notes, two tens, two hves, some change
and postage stamps. A liberal reward will be
paid to the finder on leaving 1t with the olerk
At the "Republioan" counting room, corner Of
u and Seventh. 1t cannot be supposed to be q
case OF pocket picking, none Of the lightan.
gored gentry being presumed to be so degraded
AS to rob Newspaper reporter.
The national Republican., 1862-03-01
LUHFlCLl.
war DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
January 81, 1862.
Ordered, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thurelsys, and
Fridays against oil other business but thai which
relates 10 active military operations In the field
Saturdays will be devoted to the business oil
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the public.
EDWIN N. STANTON,
jazz IT Secretary Of War.