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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-11

to HcPujlic treasury, as he gc9ds OF estate
At traitor b, o1e,- criminal ~ rig of pan
attn: on 10 oou3eWn pgigate JolJeitei property
10 PUBLIC USE" The word has no
other meaning; no ingenuity can torture
the word into the countenancing Of sppro-
priation, or embezzlement for individual
use. The officer or soldier who seizes
property not forfeited, without authority,
for personal convenience or profit, is n
robber Of individuals, and if he scizes
property forfeited, for the like purpose, he
is robber of the public; a peculator.
He puts himself in exactly the saEic cat
egory with those notorious swindlers and
defaulters who have won an infamous
notoriety by robbing Post Offices, Custom
Houses, and tbs public Treasury. We
have dwclt long upon this important
topic, because we believe that the disre-
gard and violation Of the order Of Gen,
HALLEcK are becoming SO frequent in the
land as to threaten the corruption OIL the
army. We must observe and obey the
law; when we leave its beaten path we
place ourselves on level with the rebels
who are trying to destroy the nation.
II there are officers or soldiers in Nash
Vile who have disobcyed this order,
these remarks apply to such offenders
We tell them that they are doing the
country agreatinjury, far more than their
skill or prowcss will ever he likely to re-
pair. II becomes every man in the loyal
army, whatever be his rank, 30 act wor-
thy Of his high vocation, and to avoid
scrupulously the very appearance Of
ovcrstepping the laws of that country
in whose holy and glorious cause he has
enlisted In all we do let us strictly
obey the law. We have embarked in
this war, not for personal and pecuniary
profit, but for the sake of maintaining
the integrity, unity, virtue, and liberty
of the nation Justice and libcrt y must
walk hand in hand.
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Marshal's Sale.

by virtue OF two wriIs Of IN, to me directed by
- Oh" Circuit Court Oi the Jutnd States, for the
Middle DstrctSf Tennessee, /, L. r. Glasoock Mar
shat n and FOR id District, viii tXuJs' for sale pub
Hcy go the highest bidder on the Ism dav of 6,to
ber, 1852 10 The tuurt House door iu the city of
Nashville, AN the right, title, G. am, and interest
wh chJoln T. Mckinley has IN and 10 The following
described lots, uarccls of land i'm tho town OF Muir
iree-boro Rutherford county, State OF Tennessee TO-
gether Win the bui.dluge and improvements on the
same, VIZ q 20 containing by estimation $3.50 square
ieet, fronting - feet ON the public square in Ma
ccsboro, uimng back northward from said Square
$50 leei without building on IL, vested ia said j. o.
Mcki ley by deed registered IN boul, Of the Regis.
ter Of Rutherford county, page G0it also Dot de-ig
nat q in the original plan OF said town OF Nurfrces-
boro as NO TO- beginning at stake, southeast corner
Of said lot running thence West 100 feet TO a stake
thence west IN feet 20 W. c. etchers corner
thence no IN SO feet 10 stake on the street thence
east with the strco 20 the northwest corner of the
Presbyterian Church lot thence south 1870 feet to the
beginning, vested in said Mckinley by deed ulster
cd IN book 3, page 53; lot IN Murfreesboro, bound
ed a. follows beginning with a stake q feet north Of
said Mchnpy'6 southwest COrhcr OF lot purchased
from Jones' thence west 1855 feet TO tie street.
thence north SO feet Ia a take, with said street
'oner Of lot formerly owned by Fletcher, thence east
S5l5 rect TO stake, thence south TO The beginning
vested in said Mckmey by decd registered IN book Z ,
plg 1870; and a lot bounded as follows beginning on
northwest corner Of lot owned by James Mcdowell,
n, running thence North with tie street So feet Ia
corner Of the street, thence with the street
az feet 10 stake thence south 80 feet TO stake on
said AlcnOwts line, thence west with said line y
ieet 70 the beginning, vested in said Mckinley by
deed registered In book g. pages 80, 81 said pro.
pery being oied upon 70 satisfy Judgment in favir
of De tourcy, l1'ourcadc & Co.. against j. II Mex
ley. aud Judgment in ryor of Meador and & Go ,
against Hal Mckinley, rendered IN said Court on
the Seth day oi Aprh. 1852, ana on tho lst day Of
May, 1862 Solrlo take place at 10 O'Clock, A. IT.
scr1al4a' O. $. Marshal. N, Dr.
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Some idea of the amount Of ammunition
required TO supply an army such as Gen.
McClellan's, during a heavy fight like
that Of Wednesday, may be gained from
the fact that thirty eight (3S) tons of
ammunition were forwarded 70 Gen. Nc
Clellan on Wednesday, from Washington,
via Baltimore, Harrisburg and Hagers-
town. An eyewitness of the battle
states that he counted at four different
times during the day, the number OF
discharges from our artillery, and found
that they were made at the rate of rs to
the minute.
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gen. Cass lately gave piece Of ad
vice which il would be well 10 have im-
pressed upon every officer in our army.
The General was making a parting speech
to the 2ith Michigan Regiment and 10
his adopted son, Col, Morrow, who is IFS
commander. The old gentleman said ;
I'll need not say anything 20 you rola-
tive 10 The display Of coWsge--that is
common 20 Americans but bog Of yuu,
for Gods sake do not allow yourself lu
be s. l-a,'sr'"
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Justices Court.
os, CusrFirLD & woops, Plalnua. ,


j. q. GHlFirH, Defendant
Ina suit before G.. H. g1uthsata. Ju...aofro
Peace for Davidson County, Tennessee
The pl4intihs, Nixon, ChatGold a. WOODS, iu tlIs
action having obtained .u Aulchm.ut AGAINST uio
defendant, j. y. Gr'f.th, and issu.g 60 Constable
John 10. Cover, AMI returned hy h.m, levied u suu.
Dry articles of ru.tto lriuncing o. tla defendant;
aud uu motion or pa utis, bY Uuut.o ID htueariur
u tho 4ii-factru Ht f.r Ju-it, tl.f rIs defendant
u l'hi'.mrht"l ile n te a Ienne-src. 10 g. ore
DER that publication l' igfua' for four igUrs- ite
week 10 h,Ninprr rubliFhol in mo ctv OF Auali-
VIII" called ihe Union, warning q % defendant %
Le aud appear h'ora .aid Justice oD The 25h fay ~
September, i't2, amt ple, u-Urr, 90 dsuur o. said
ait hmrLi, othcre The Oaufr ZOO be- tpt dYsp ar
trial eN fari- un hat day.
a.. 20. suJ JHCATE. J.p.
August I-f, lsc23tu. o.. o., 3 40.
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4 man from Charleston avs thai the
six hundred and liity-two houses burned
in tho great fire, have as vet been re-
placed by only ten smallS brick stores.
One-third burned, one-third deserted,
and the other third inhabited only by
the poorer classes Charleston is drain
ing tho poisoned Chalicc" she prepared
for the country S ruin.
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YELLOW FEvEu.-The Mayor OF Viii
mington addressed the following dis
patch 10 Mayor Nclieth Of Charleston, on
the 23d inst:
"The yellow fever is epidemic horc, in
creasing rapidly, and our physicians
are nearly exhausted. Some Of them
are already sick, Can YOU send RS some
experienced assistance. for the sake Of
humanity:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-11

The Providence journal calls the ,pc-
cial attention Of its readers 10 the slate
ment in The letter Of It's Newport cor
respondent, that a distinguished gentle
man has written from Louisiana that tht.
rebels were on the point Of lihcrating
and arming at least 100000 slaves.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-11

The Great Exhibition which was to
have closed on the 10th Of October, has
proved such mrcmmcratiyc speculation
that it il viii be kept open until tho LIST
ofNoycmbor in order 10 make up the
great deficit between cost and receipts
Even then, the gottcrs up of the scheme
will be from 100000 10 g25,OOO nui Qf
pocket by the rarcc- show.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-11

The smallest watch in the London EN-
hibition is q minute affair, smaller than,
a pea, set in q ring for a ladys fin
ger. 1t goes for six hours, and may be
purchased for the pretty little SUM Of
81, 200.
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Dr.. Kings Dispensary
IOH PRIVATE DISEASES.

ETa,sO'.-SRa~s DR.. KING, formerly Of Now York, 10
e4NA@A no last four years Of Louisville, Ky.
aud Who has devoted hIs Gtteutl0hl0
tho treatment Of private diseases for 90 years latter
himself, lRylnR attended 10 practice Tor 20 NAM
g1afL, tal cured ~ many tAOtlabds no 10 enabled "a
clretI diseases oi private nature, 90 matter how
oal lhfy Ehy bu from inludicGgf medical treatment
% from neglect OF tternwn. ~. EiuEa D.FpeLsHrv
NO a Dl lerick tirert, bstwe totfy ana ,sr quAro
e1Dli story, whore he cores a. utfsses Of private
ettofB.
hOlurAeA cure. wtihoui HAuteU0s ms1icLer or To-.
er,erelCe w.th bDsIuesE
s,v'ctLree OF uld o. recent date, cIectualy cured
a f--g dsts, by IN ftefhiiou ehifb radges 10 pain
hre~e -trcluIe eEisis health cannot DO etEyet
FofbaIA 40 dsrhse CHustf more n tch ~ and M6sT
minebtle constitution 20 much.
by phAG, With sli The dgrsHfs ur tLs ak O., TTONinf
oat 1- neglect " bad trealrfrt, cst be sdc0tuAlJ
cured 10 a few dayE
fssiiSdl He1krsgf. cl tf ttlcIton tbsfGf bees
given % ttls DIS 1ge and a. ibf ucsceS KrinT
out ~ t bfougt 90 10 mHtf rsns " to lastflcilEs
beb.ls 81 ll AtiaefGte yDuilf IN eFcesf W. indu
Ernce 81 ne pAssluS, pegsetlf WITCH vii pndsri
Mice the cpnEfi;Op rrrief ~ 40 Fltlegt ulht fuT
bnslHtsa ~ nr-.ely sgas tuF HfeiuGiufb 0d age
femtlee v he me- b. IA -fr rr NJ IA any dIDrulty
lt WDtlb nav "rvi 40 rs. Iuu ~ si9 r0lsf
PeugnR srgdlug abroad. Yy VIA uFhtd sisling thel
case, r.tu aies eH0iofsf f.r1t ~ H. q. k,rF ho.4
ussdsriek Eirfei nashville. tsil . m nave ite gscsf.
euy nea a.nes ssrt tn the'r hfdeFr. Uifs LouT
I'm y '-..ak ir tbs moru.rf urtle O - tvFHltT
aiyfe-'H|F-'v
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-11

CuEHoKEE ISDL,Ns.-A private letter
TO the Grenada Appeal from Little Rock,
Ark, says John Ragsland and two
thirds Of the Cmokec Indians have join
ed the fedcrals and are making war
upon us.
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Rw AdrertiStmruts
Subsistence Stores for Sale

0rucl or AcuSG Co,fuissABs or SUBSISTENCE. NJ
N.st;s;ii,fH 4Hsr.. tivtuief lmh, lsU2
DY ORDER OF COMMANDING GENERAL
- district of the Ohio, ] win rXpose % Pub
edo, 40 tie store house of tho Issuing COminissa0
cornor Broad aud College streets. on "WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER 10th, 1862, at 10 O'Clock. An, the 81
lowing Subsistence stores, CcondcmucN viz:
THIRTX-SIN t88) BARHEE,S ~
ELObNs damaged by water, sc.
TEHys-Cash az Time Of sale, payable Ga o.
States Troasur, Notes.
CHARLES ALLEN.
o.tll-dtd l-t It. Bird Ohio Vols, and A.U-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-11

' WE Annual Commeurwrnt of The Il WAgtHy
i Grand Enclmpmcnt of Tennessee. viii be- GclI 1i
this city on Monday, October 21th Gsat o'clock. a
prompt attendance of the members i- earnestly o..
pu. strl JOHN HIDE, q. sonipr
uUts-3-dtd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-19

j.. ; neficixI .teot OF County a"d Stats
H.. :. 24ncu:irg SIT for ,'isiritullca is
: Gratefully Acknowledged ~ lie p"nrc
-:u:-r il Las tsen c1rrlsG. .I"StsSd III
3ai'",a: and nr'v ctTilc per pound fuT c. E.
1-Sc.srry tor f..uly uss ls d:strih3tsi az
&C SIX cents per y,,und. Tie homsskeeper
T. teen protected from the sharper; and
u il tbe hands OF tho SPECTATORS salt is
|sca'uiiy descending.
Re are not in favor Of public xseucia5 in
q matters, where privats aasac,:y Is equal
ne t%sk of procuring supr!ies on fair
-. BIs wa 1--we In exceptional tiues )
i Many things besides salt msy we'll engage
,d,rts Of the guardians If Tho people
:'iaer rCuaty c1uIts or corporate authori-
f. F:c': h:cads'uf&, meats, Sc. wherever
+! ars .csd- subjects Of "Htor,iou, should
/; -sa'rIohtei at IeasoIatis prices srnony
i: People, in quantities. sufficient .. least to
:'eHt actual suffering. Lot neig orhonds
1 t*ntgrlsnt m:n in psighburhond also
,'a:7 'hsss suggestions. 70 him wh"
i'S!i :al-es ".:!s 'urury Of doing yood"
So IL o es! Opportunity in tk5 piysen. cii-
IH''-"-ss If TIE ceuhtry for tho Indulgence
1s phAsn;hTop:y aud patriotism. 1t will
mole 10 win the ,h4nks OF the neady, sad
3s'isliy oi the soldiers families. by alle-
"&s thcPTivasions and Ii. pressurs Of tho
Eau. period Of tria!
aai IN ile CYuuty Cour,s~ws sould egain
rfsa word Of ca!I,. bu. eainsst v..niDs.
"ars: o! JANUARY is spnrosohi;.g; and wr
'a"' altogether without Indicators that the
@as Of ronue CT Cur domestics ha7s been
-:"'ss oisqu,rted hy the satanic appeals
-sn esr- be,n addressed to them. a little
sassre i. FL hat is needed; but SO much is
,.,' Le' r-s;uls be sppoiu.ed Aid neigh
ra'*2 guards be n-ssnized. Let this be
=. every wtcro. lrw!!l be hus,spe rnine
tie ntg7o at sho sarae tino tn, il xill
"''s 'oci.i tranquility.
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From miscellsne-
Gus ssurc,a, 100000

Making tho aggregate Of re-
ceipis for the hsral year
1864 10 Le deducted from
shs rggrsgute of eapen1i-
turca,
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iF,ou tia Ne, York Iirs., ps,. y

r.szcg slosphrnr OF .s AH.McAs OFFICER.
Toe Goutrur du D'tnanchen "a French
lournat.) Las 3 very able. liToly and astound-
,ngifs accurats biography of the Butcher
Butler" which We would be supremely hRp'
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And leaving ths RMu.nt OF
expenditures of tn. fiscal
year l9G.t TO be provided
fc.,
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the action u CHcSrSS5-. 2i6,9l2,hli oh
! The estimates for the tthcai year 1864, CON
| menciug OF the lst day o. July next, snd
ending on the 3Qtu Gay of June, 1854, must, in
| tile present circumstances Of Ihe country, be,
| in great part coniertursl. TIE estimates oi
| expenditures have bean framsd by tina several
departments Oh tho supp1Sit;3n Of ihs cen
| ,inuance OF tne wa---a sGpposiEion which,
though worry properly sSsuJnod as the basis Of
estimates iateniod In cfver all contingencies,
is not, II may he confidently hoped, destined
tu he realized Thv cutimgi2s Of rtca;p.s aye
based upon ttts operations 81 recsuly eract-
I'd laws, tue working of which cannot rs ac-
curateiy fn.F,sceu.
The cAtiruxtvs ui expenditures are as fol-
lows:
Fo. tho civil iiat. Gliding for
tign intercourse md mis-
colanonuH expenses, oiber
than on account cJ tic pui-
lie debt, so5GSI,5l0 09
For ihn Interior Us.asrt:uea!,
Indians ard PrnGors, l0,3l6 677 Of
For tho W.r Department. i2s 1923 .l46 81
For thc Navy Depsrtmen:, 68,25T 255 OF
For interest on public debt, 535l3,890 50
For principal Of pub!;o det:, 1884 6H IL
Total sS9S-4l3iG3 Sc
To which sum should be
sdded the expenditures fnr
which appropriations ms,'s
ars estimated as remaining
uadra@n on the lst July,
1852, 200,000,000 90
Making the STTTesate Of eI-
penGtiir>ss 10 tho lot July.
1864, for which Gppropra-
tious a.e mode or asked, al,095, ,4!3.l33 56
From which Shunld be de-
Quoted the probable smoun.
OF appropriations Which
will remain undTa~p on Tie
lst Of july, 1864, $2j0,01h,0U0 90
Making the true amount Of
probable expenditures dug
lng the fiscal yaar, 1861 s45,4l3,lS3 Sc
'tkc estimates OF receipts arc
as follows:
From customs, a1;G,000,0C0
From internal du- t..
tics, l50,000,Q00
From lands, $4,000
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Making an aggreSte Of resi-
izcd aud anticipated re-
souTous, to ba daductei
from tho sum of actual
and anticipated e1pendi-
lures for I'll purpossa, of
A nd leaving yet to provided
ivr Tho current year hy
the action of Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-19

The w!iGle AMOUNT 10 10 pro-
vi4ed by Congress-, beyond
resourcea available under
existing laws, may, there
fore, upnu the suppos!tion
of tho Continuance Of tie
war, be gla,e.l rs follows:
For the ascai ycar 1853,
For tas fiscal Year 1864,
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II, ''' nom CIR sr:u5 ;'eDor, lha. tae
s;sss Of tho ensny, WHOM hoy encnuu.
=, ~ fredericksburg, ws,e uot rsArls so
!. ssa aud equipped a. the Ysnke.. sol.
s.s.I I've Usually bSen. Our ancient Uncle
>s'i getting sesdy.
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Masking an cggregn,e
ti,r Ill purposes, oi

for ali purposes, OF 9Ss,55S,7177 G.
1t is necessary to observe, however ths.
in the present state Of tho law the estimates
Of tho Departments always largely exceed
expenditures. Tie law forhids the trsnsisr
ef any part Of An appropriation for ons ob-
ject or class Of objects to another. Conse
Quently, when any appropriation happens to
be exhausted, expenditures fol The ohlcc's OF
it, however important, must be arrested un,i
& further appropriation can be had. Such "a
occurrence during Tic r2ccSs Of CangrGs;
might occaG:cn grea. i.uhlic inconvc":uaco
AND injury. Hence it bss become usuA! To
nulte. every estimate Esrge eneush t. cover
Ill possible requirements under it until ses
sion of Congress- shall afford an opportunity
of providing for any dedcianciss which may
thereafter occur. Hence trers is always 4
large ba.ance Of uuexperded appropriations
at the end Of every fiscal year, which, after
two years from tho making Of them. are csr
sied to the credit 81 what is cslled .he sur
ptus fund
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On tho othsr baud:
For the frsr quarter OF the tis
cal gear 1853 tbs sctual ex
pcnditures were
FST the second, third Hrf
fourth quarters th< autt's
ami estimated expenditures
under existing sppiopr;a
lions, including interest u
public debt, are
And additional appropriations
ere asked for by the s9vsra.
Departments, to meet estima'
ted d e a cienoies to thi
amount OF
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M-l-ing tho whole amount so-
tually expended CT oatimr-
.Ctl
10 which Inu1I hr added he
estimate for pay m ent I'll
principal Of public debt d"r-
ing the yssr, ct
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1t nsy be aastly estimated,
therefore, that OF the ap-
propriations made and
asked for, there will r--
main unexpsnded on the
30th June, 1868, and
should, Of course, be do
Quoted from tbe appa-
rent aggregate Of expn-
ditares, not less than. -.
Tha deduction If this SUN
will leave SIS the true ag-
gsegste of expenditures
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sll+, 45S,S2l Q2

W CVJVLC,O5U TT
Making an amount Hlrsady ob-
tanned from loans to tho Isl
vi December, ard app;iad"iu
-paymsnt of current expendi,
tu1e snl principal and in tor
est OF public debt, osSs
And there must he addict 81.
so, the amount which will
probably be haEesitsr real.
.;,;sizsd fraII s,oaus in'ki2 forms,
under existing laws, VIZ:
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G22;;3Ss,lSS Sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-19

Making the total of receipta,
actual and anticipated, un-
dcr existing laws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-19

muss bo
nhded sums
already ro-
allied from
loans in all
o r uig
W b &c h
ain ounted
d uring
tn Grst
quarter,
t" sll+, 45s,S2l 02
And during
the months
of October
and. No
ber, csti-
mating for.
some oftGe
til leo.
days Of NJ
yemb ber,
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Making the total of sctuai aud
estimated Receipts, from or
dnAry sources and from the
th5 direct TAX. daring the
Year 1868 lsosaes ,3345 e.
To this sum
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s1a anl.7Ql %

216,912,sl7 6S
622,3e6,lSS Sc.
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2W,l2o,Tl7 Oh
,EE-
~
.l.:. .i7-%
l3l,02l,lg7 IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-05

prisoners captured last Saturday They are mostly
Georgia and upon the whole sorry lot OF fellows
must confess that among the party did not see Al
tsgent looking countenancs after making aus ~
lowance for their chivary and dirt They will probably
visit the Rip Rals. and from thence go North.
General Dix officially proclaimed hs authority here TO-
day BY issuing order the effect that tall existing
orders will remain in force until repealed and that ne
now assumes command Of this department. The order
VIII be transmitted by telegraph to You this evening
Quite number OF wounded we're transferred from the
hospital boats to the General Hospital here, most or
whom are from General Casey's division, and partici
pants IN the lights OF Saturday and Sunday. They are
not willing to say much about the fight but when asked
about the way they met ths enemy they say they did
not finch until entirely overpowored great allowance
should be made for ths DIVISION composed CT
comparatively newly made soldiers, who have not had
the experiences OF years campaigning like the major
part oil our Army Of the Potomac.
The weather Is intensely hot, and We are suffering
here terribly with the heat In tho hospital however,
the sick are particularly fortunate in having the breezy
side OF tho house and th,e Is any air stirring they
get the benefit. Some OF tho lazy conrabands around
here, who selling what hey cali lemonade IAN old
baptized in dirty water ought to be employed in fan
ming the SICK and keeping The troublesome flies away
from the poor sufferers
II ~ said that General Wool leaves here tonight for
Baltimore Possibly he mar 60 up the Metamora. the
boat which took Mrs. GrseIhow Il Co. up TO City Point
The steamboat Flushing, 30 well known to the travel
ling community ON the owr part Of Long Island Sound
Is being raised, and at present is nearly an even
keel. Two schoonsrs alongside OF her, and heavy
in few days she will be ahoat and repaired The rails
ing of the Merrimac has yet begun but wreckers
are ct work taking out a. much her iron work a. they
can get at.
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Mrs. GReenhows Reported Levee.

BALTIMORE, June 4, 1867
Tho statement teegraphsd from hero that Mrs. Groen
how, Mrs. Bailey and Mn. Morris were permitted to
hold evee while here, waiting for the departure Of the
Old Point boat, proves to have been based sxagger
ated statements.
number Of female sscssionsts visited the hotel but
it is said they denied admission. General Dix hav'
ing given special orders u allow them no communlca.
ton with any one whatever Some may have succeeded
in greeting them they about leaving for the
boat. .4u|
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names, not known, were transferred 10 the Daniel
Webster and taken to Boston,
The Sanitary Commission assiduous in their at
ent'on to the wounded Mrs Henry Bayss accompanied
them hther as the matron. The surgeons John II.
iriscan. VIM. B. Bevins, f. II. Jones and c. NJ Alien.
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MCLELLANS OPERATIONS.
TCoNrINUED FROM TENTH PAGE. |

ever know. send this by private hand. Direct your
letters Col winston Eighth regiment, Pryors brigade,
Longstrsst's div ision, Richmond, Va.
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Despite the Rain Yesterday Barnum's
Baby Show filed the Museum to repleon and to-day
all the premium children exhibition the old Auseun
will be crowded again. So 30 early.
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashcd
Wall street
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Prizes Cashed I'm all Legalized Lotte-
res. Information given JOSEPH BATES Broker II
Wall street. room l, New York.
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|. Eight Carries do Visites for 81 90, not
eIcelled any price, BALCHS 2S Greenwich street.
CORNER Of Barclay
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L Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 26 Broadway Of Murray street,