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TTSKNowN aERoEs-The Richmond correspondent Of
the Charleston MeTeuy writes as follows concerning the
rnenoyyp heroes Of the present war;
Bishop Eliott's proposed monument to the unknown
and rnrecorded dead" suggests the unknown heroes
ib seldom fails TO come up in conversation about the
wa / have lately heard of three such heroes At
cedar Run colonel Leading his regiment into
.so- srnnorted bv the arms of two Of his men.
175 Il the breast and bleeding he refused 10 go to
he rear General Jackson made many efforts to ind
ont the name of this colonel but failed He tried also
9Tring tbs same battle when his regiment was retreat
ing sfood alone upon little hill haining ms nag a.
ne enemy, until the men of his regiment for very
sbs7e lied around him and held the ground third
hero is cRvslryman, said to be from Texas who, un
able 10 waa step, carried pair Of crutenes on morse
back and with them continued TO perform all tna aropous
i.s rs9nired of him His narae / could not learn.
AT Manassas, saw a csvaryman with wooden leg
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NRTEGE.

CAMP OF INSTRUCTION,
CAsF MOORE, La, December 18th, 1852.
TONMASDERS of Ragimsnts, Bat'alions a1d cCn-
psRjes Of P4ftssn ksngert. lsised in Eastern i
e. sns are hsreby ordered furnish with The an
tkority BY which they raised within fifteen day
from this date Als3 complets and sorrect copy Of
their muster rolls. Ry order Of
T. DUMOETEL,
Nsjor aud A. A. Ge era,
5eaOI5t Commanding Cann Of destruction.
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Terrlas of AdVertising.

All advertisements viii be charged
$1.5O per square for the first inser-
tion and 81 for each subsequent in
sertiOn.
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BY BpCLANAHAN & DILL.
NOTICE
HEADQUARTERs - - NIssIs. }

HEADQUARTERS 50TH REGIMENT RISSIS-)
SIPPI VOLUNTEERS,
NEAR sHELBIYIILE Tenn, Dezembsr 7th 1862
gEsHE arentio. II members OF the 30ih Mifd slppi,
Il who are row at homs is nesty called to the fol-
lowing extracts from General Order Nc. &
HEADQUARTERS ARMY TENNESSEE.
The General commanding is iaduced to pub
lish full pardon all soldiers absent WITHOUT leave
who shall, within reasonable time return 70 their
commands and egoft for duty. Heresftsr.
excuse will be soRe those who abandon their D.
asd leave thelr comrades 70 perform their dgties
and Csfeld their homes Commissioned officers gEiitv
of such esrssE, excluded frsm he bsnett Of this
sunesty They srs held 10 be unwgrthy 30 coumsnd
gsllaut and N ist receive exsmplsiy punishment.
Vigorous have beeR aSOpted 20 arrest and
br.ig to Justice AL those who Improperly sgs Mt
fson taer com sads and they urged st once TO
avail the nselyes Of this privilege Every one who does
20 respond 10 this apsesl viii be promptly reported.
By c-der OF :. L SCALES,
Leutenaat-C Colonel commanding 3Otb Nj HissipPi.
jsSl0t W. T. SOaGINS, A. A.
il iesinnis conv
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Cur Location.

is On stare street, a few doors below
the Post Office.
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Baltimore, November 29th. 1862
INCIDENTS OF The BArrLE-Ihe Richmond Erami-

says
We hear from OR wounded occasional and graphic
incidents Of Saturdays great battle A. several points
on our liEe the enemy made repeatee Fges waieh
in every instance were -epzssT ae point Just
outside the OF Frederic troops were
sheltered behind a sscne va. that three diff
fsrent attempts were male b. -Gy to take this
pOsiuOr without success The Erd time % their col
amn Of assault was broken our troops ru>hed from
their cover ard pursued the enemy, our losding
and firing they after the Of fusitvss, until
t. ey had got to she Of their bate les
The Yankees are said to have exhibited more than
their ordinary coTardics the field, and to have
fought with but Int ls display Of zeal energy Sew
era huadrsd prisoners captured Ia one ioS who
excused thetr surrender By tbs circumstance that all
Z their oficers had run aWEY.
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FRoM THE FROST Yesterday afternoon there was
continual and heavy csnnonading ia the direction Of
Javergae and Nolan VILE We understand that our
forces we're fyen back several meE DQs being
strongly reinforced lsst gt sud orders sent for
ward to retake t0rmsr p5sition at al hszsrds.
On Friday thers considerable astonishing in
front Of General NThgrtoa's position. We eaptured
afteen prisoners aud lot o. he who were brought
TO town last evening rress52ro' BaFHer, Dec ".
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

BwfEey,s ..FaresreHo and BeaEs' ssEHfa-
tory.
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- Lynchbu g. Virginia has contributed 81 $50 70
the relief Of the Fredericksburg sufferers The action
of the Confederate cities 10 this behalf appears
to be general Shall not be enabled to make q re-
pert from Jackson
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FAD IN large or maall quantities, bought at the
s..1s ordnance department. request all who have
- ;Te Tie or bar lead, to bring it IN Immediately,
eitleL - - -, tT1ch In need of It. {. BOURNE
Colonel and Acting Chief Of Ordnance 5. M'
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NASHVILLE POLITICAL PRISONERS RELEAsED--We
have information from reliable private source that
all the citizens confined in the Nash vile penitsntary
for political oenses have teeR released by tbs Federal
military authorss- 10 the great disgust Of Andy John
son who is said be on bust" IN CONSEQUENCE This
was due TO the action Of General Bragg who confined
the Yankee prisoners taken q Hsrsvie and elsewhere
in a until his demand upon Roseoranz for the release
OF the imprisoned citizens Of Nashville 7sas complied
wjth.-Kn0xpile Register,
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To THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC 1 have just read
your commanding generals preliminary report Of the
battle of Fredercksburg. Although you were not sue
cessful. the attempt error, the failure
other than accident.
The courage wi which you, in an open field, main
tanned the contest against ntrenched foe, and the
consummate skill and success with which you crossed
and rserossed the river n face Of the enemy show that
you possess ali the qualities of a great army, which
win yet give victory to the of he cou0ry and Of
popular government Coudoiing with the mourners for
he dead, and svrnpsthizrg with the severely wounded
congratulate you hst the number Of both IS coupsra-
lively small.
tender you, officers and soldiers the thanks Of the
nation. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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Lincoln to the Arny.


Lincoln has just issued the following address to the
Yankee army in which it viii be seen he attributes the
recent defeat at Fl ederieksbury TO accident:
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GENERAL ORDERS No. So.

Major and A A. General,
deQ4Im Gnmmauosnt State OF higsi 'sinDl
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Burnsdes official account Of the late disaster at
Fredericksburg pub shed in the Herald and is char
aeterized by that paper curious document which
evidences the generosity Of the writer's nature with
force than it does his Judgment military com
lar INra Rr1re "a qarror
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-01

Bark "Comer." Capt. Jns. Smith.
yankee" Capt. John Paty.
One OF she dispatched rsgulsry
three weeks, or oftener
Freight and Passengers taken al the lowest rates.
Of the vessels have superior accommodations for
passeagers for every comfort will be afforded.
Through Bills ading will be At Honolulu for nerchsn-
de 10 New York Boston, freight being reshpped
Francisco board fret class clippers without extra expense
shippers
Shippers can procure Boston or Ne York. through
Bills inr for freight shipped Francisco Of Messrs
GlIdden & williams Boston MessTs W l. Coleman Co..
New York Messrs McRuer Merrill Agents for Regular
DispA:cn Line. San Frsr-tsco- '"-'
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Use Me.
- 80 ~
BIZ DR. BCSAE-

Make use Of me, my God
Let me not he forgoE;
A broken vessel cast aside
One whom Thou necdest not
/ am Thy creature, L5rd,
And made by hands divine
Aud am part however mesn,
OF this great world of Thine
Thou usest all Thy vOrks--
The weakest thing tlat be-
Each has a service Of It's own,
For al! things wait 5n Thee.
Thou uses, the high s;srs,
The tiny dr. ps Of DIV,
The giant peak and y tie hill
Ny God, oh, use mi too.
Thou uses, tree and iS.~er.
The river, vast ancSsmall
The eagle great, the 1tle bird
Tha; sings upon IL, ,'waIl.
Thou usest the wide i.s.
The little hidden la*-,
The pine upon the Al:sne clif,
The lily in the braE<i
The huge rock in the ale,
The sand grain by the sea,
The thunder Of the rolling cloud.
The nnTnur Of the bee.
AL things do serve Thee here
AL creatures, great and small
Make use OF me, OF me, my God,
Tie weakest of then all
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CEGs. \. BISHOP. SA AipKiCH
BISHOP & CO.,
once In the corner Of aakse's Block, on
Kaahumsnu street Honolulu.
Bills Of Exchaug'
Messrs GRISSELL, MISTCRs X Co., New York
HENRY A. PIERCE, Esq, Boston
Nsssrs MonGAS, sToyE & CO., San Francisco
discount hTstci1ss business paper ana
Gticnd collecting. S'3-ly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-28
Latest from Burnside.

LOUISVILLE, September 26.-BuFnside
was at Knoxville yesterday. The military
authorities here say Burnside did not know
of an impending battle between Rosecrans
and Bragg, aud could not have reinforced
RosecFans If he had. The battle had been
long concluded before the news reached
Burnside.
A Keutneky ex Official left MorristOwn
on Monday night aud says Burnside was
then 40 miles east of Knoxville.
Hartsutf is at Knoxville. z=--ls-
There are NO rebels this side Of Green
Vile. go..5a-.
Burnside is entirely safe in his present
position and by concentration at Cumber-
land Gap can rePel any force. His sup
plies are abundant and not liable TO be cut
of. The rebel telegraph line from the gap
70 MorFistoWn Is not 10 order but there is
telegraphiC communication between Knox
vile aud MorristOWn. GFeenvilfe and
Athens lines between Louisville and the
Gap is expected to be working tO-mor-
row. No news from the front to-day
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-28
sarious Railroad Aceident.

CHICAGO, September 26-Half past six
o'clock last evening a special train consists
ing of locomotive aud 20 coaches LETT
Kalamazoo, bound west. While coming
down the four mile grade between Mstta-
wan and LaWtOn some drunken rOWdies
near the rear end of the train cut the bell
rope aud pulled out the link between the
cars, thus dividing the train and being
ing upon down grade. the engineer not
pereeiViDg he had lost portion Of the
train, did not stop until he reached Law
ton; within few minutes afterwards the
rear portion Of the train was seen coming
down the grade. The engineer immediate
ly put on steam 70 get out Of the way with
such force that the coupling between the
engine and the cars broke aud a collision
between the TWO portions Of the train en-
sued. Five persons were killed outright
aud % wounded, some Of them so serious
y that recovery is impossible.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-28

B@ RRRELsswho,left the country when
the war begupssasstheFe irmont National,
are beginning to seek their homes and are
frequently picked,up BY. the militia Who,
under the present management of affairs
in this Department.. are more to be relied
on for protection than the United States
troops. The rebelssaud no atfRcplty Iiu
getting through the lines, visiting their
homes and returning when they please.
Last week Captain Parker OF the 11sth
militia arrested man named Cal. Arnett
of Indian creek and brought him through
here on his way TO harrisburg. Arnett
processes that he, came through intending
to give himself up and become loyal cite
izen, but be lied about so many things that
We have no confidence in any professions
that he made. We learn that man nan-
ed Fisher Of the same neighborhood has
since been arrested aud is now in jail in
Morgantown. The country is full of this
class of persons, who are spies, and We adj
wise the people to hunt them mp and shoot
them as they would panthers. iao7yF ao'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-28
Army Chanpes.

NEw YORK, September 27-Ths Herald's
Washington correspondent says: RumOr
says the resignation of Bursstde Is ae-
cepted and Hooker talked of as his sue
cessor.
By a recent exchange II, 900 soldiers
heretofore released on parole will be re-
turned TO duty aud added to the effective
strength of the Union armies. Four hum
dred exhauged cavaIy arrived az the cav
airy camp to-day from the parole camp At
Anuapolis. About as many more ars on
their away.
Four hundred deserters from the Army
of the Potomac were sent 70 the front
to-day.
About {, 1000 Union exchanged prisoners
arrived from Richmond at Annapolis on
Friday night
The delegation here from Missouri Is
said TO be unanimOusly in favor Of Gen.
Butler for the successor to Gen. Sehoield
They express the dissemination to remain
till the latter Is removed and Butler or
soma other acceptable commander is APP
pointed. They are preparing for an inter
interview with the President. .si
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-28
Gen. Blunt Again Victorious.

ST. Louis, September GA dispatch
from Little Rock, Ark, dated 2lst, 70 the
Republican, says: Col Cloud with 1000
of the I'd Kansas arrived at that place ON
the 18th. v z5f5
Between PersivaI, in the Indian Terri
ritoEy, where Gen. Blunt defeated the
rebels under Steele and Cooper, aud Fort
Smith, Col. Cloud, with 500 Kansas, 1000
cavalry and RObb's artillery, attacked
1000 rebels under Gen. Cabell, who were
in strongly fortified position, routing
them with considerable loas. The rebels
retreated towards Arkadelphia. 4lIa
At Dafdonuelle on the 9Th, Cloud at
tackled 1000 rebels under Col. Stirman
and defeated them, capturing their camp
and q large amount of e0mmissaFy stores.
Over 1000 UnioRists Joined Clouds
command and are anxious to serve in the
defence of their homes. rq
The first train started over the Memphis
and Little Rock railroad on the 2lst.
From ten to fifty deserters reach Little
Rock daily. They take the oath allegiance
and are released
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-28

pgBRoKE JA1L.-on Thursday about 2
O'clock in the forenoon Reason K. Fowler
and John Yost confined, the former for
stealing a horse and the latter for robbing
the cars at Glover's Gap, broke Jail and
made their escape out the harrisburg pike.
They effected their escape by loosening
the iron bolt which passes through the
wall.an to which the lock of the door is
attached. The bolt was fastened on the
inside of the cell by a bur which they uu-
screwed, and pushing the bolt out, the
door was open. We wonder, that with
such easy facilities, they did not get out
long ago.. zo,psSsll % 80 ~
They were pursued within ten minutes
efter they got out and If proper efforts are
made we have no doubt of their capture
Fairmont National.
Both of the above named scamps have
been, before the Federal Court in this city.
They arr censunate rebel scoundrels, each,
who ought not, if possible, be permitted to
escape.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-28
| EsEstg !. Es4i3r ~ dLI, 81 a.

nosfQN, lSeptemoer Ao.-4ns steamer
ApElla ron Galway on the 10Th Arrived
arrived I'D this port this 2. y. Her dates
ssiysd 1dSiess hon ChJEbo6Eg ID de
Couri6r ia HaVFe say that The Conf asrAte
Isteamer Al4bama will probably visit that
port. aud aIIefter Atidressed % 0dpg Sem
mes, EiFss come foundation 70 the Enmoe-
- aTis .SsbtswIer l3. The Pags, Of this
evening believes itself able TO state that
the maTatime project 81 Brest has opposed
the seizure Of the CpnfedeEats steamer
Pssi.i ISSUES. 81 g 81 Psy
object of preserving the inyiOlAbility Of
the harbOr as military post. - 2
The gates Of Warsaw have been closed
for ten days 70 any person desiring 70 en-
ter or leave the city. Two hundred Of the
Inhabitants have been transported to Libet
ria, aud the Russian authorities have i'm
posed enormous taxes upon the ancient
provinces Of Poland.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-28
Last Night's Report.
The Army of the Potomac in Motion
The Rebel Capital DefenseIess.

NBw YoRk, September ga special
to the Post from Washington says: The
Army of the Potomac is iu motion. Trans.
ports are loading with great activity aud
it is expected that considerable body OF
forces will embark with as little delay as
possible. Their destination can only be
copjectured. Meantime, there is equal
activity shown in forwarding troops in
another direction.
The Government has taken possession OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and NO
more travel for civil purposes will be al
lowed upon it.
eSome important movement is contem-
plated ON the line of this great thorough
fare.
It is currently said here aud such, in
fact, is the purpOrt of information received
from various sources, that the reinforce
ments sent of to help Bragg against Rose
Grams, have left Richmond almost defense
less. There is but handful Of troops left
there for the security Of the rebel capital.
The late battle of Chattanooga would
have had different result If the orders Of
the Government had been more punctually
obeyed.
The Government was aware of the de-
sign of the rebels in reinforcing Bragg,
namely to OVerWhelm our army by superior
numbers, and sent q message by telegraph
to Gen. Burnside in peremptOry manner
ordering him TO reinforce Rosecrans i'm
mediately. Two days afterwards a tels.
graph message was received here from
Burnside TO the effect that he had taken
JOnesbOro,' aud eshOuld now proceed % the
assistance of Rosecrans. AT the last adj
vices the main body of the troops under
Burnside were at Athens. His advance
was at cleveland. The Government is
not satisfied with this proceeding of Burn
side, and 1t is yet to be seen what neces-
sity there was for his neglect to obey the
order given him in such express terms.
The President will have an interview
at o'clock this afternoon with the dele
cations from Kansas aud Missouri. sent to
Washington to protest against Gen. Scho-
fieldla policy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-28

PHEADEEPH1A, September 27.-The re-
port in the New York Saturday evening
aud Sunday morniog papers, that the Gov
erument had taken possession Of the Bllti-
more and Ohio Railroad, il has been as
eertained from the best sources is ineOr-
rect. The Goyefnment has availed itself
to some extent Of the large facilities Of the
road for Government purposes, bat without
interfering with the running Of the regular
through trains for either passengers or
freight. - - =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-28
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I0~DIsTURBANcE IN WASHINGTON, Pa
The people of Washington held fair last
Fssk, at which there was good deal
tPatriOtic feeling manifested. We learn
rom the Pittsburgh Gazette that on Thurs
ay evening the copperheads exhibited a
opposition to introduce the "Donnabrook"
ature, and succeeded in getting up sew
Fl fights. John Woods, man who oc-
s,iOuslly uses his ''muscle, }" while passing
E:ng the street, near the Mansion House,
Seated "hurrah for Curtin" An Eng
asuan, on the opposite side, shouted for
TlIlandigham, Woods crossed over and
nksd who hallooed for vallaudigham.-
Tie Englishman answered ST did" Woods
asn made pass at him, but missed him.
4'this instant Woods was approached from.
tehind, BY man named Matthew Linn,
'hO dealt him murderous blow on the
lack of the head with stone or handy
billy. A lady who saw the cowardly as.
hult, thinks stone was used. Woods
hy inseusible for an hour and a half, and
'"Tery dangerously injured. Linn is a
GLORIOUS cOpperhead, and it is alleged that
he had dislike for Woods ON account of
Previous difficulties ofa political character.
On the same evening Union man named
Adams was severely kicked and beaten by
: party of copperheads. A colored man
named Al. Bryan was set upon by two
s0PpeFheads named Brady and Mountz, who
Knocked him down and abused him consid-
sFaOly. Bryan is an athletic man and able
70 hold bis own against any one individual,
s it became necessary for these valiant
fellows to double team" him. The snakes
Ne exceedingly venomous over in WASH
,as'0nr aad will be until the 18th of octo-
'sF' when their faDgs will be drawn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-28
Exneditfon Against Mobile.

NEW YoRK. September 27.-A Memphis
letter Of the 22d says 8 formidable expedi-
ton against Mobile is being inaugnrated
and hints that the feiut agaiust Texas will
not interfere with Il. The iron elads from
the Mississippi are % cooperate with q
large land force. The same letter ssys
Sherman's corps is on IFS way 10 R0seeFaDs,
aud gives the Eumor that McPherson's
corps Il also going in the same direction.
The two corps amount % some 10000
men. et 's sFa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-28

NEW York, September 26.-Acoordiug
to correspondence of the Tribune previ-
Gus to the battle, McCOok's corps reached
Alpine, % miles northwest OF Rome on
the 10Th, Thomas corps encountered the
enemy in force in the valley between Mis-
sion and Pigeon mountains on the llth,
and fell back to Mission ridge on the l2th.
Z On Thomas report Rosecraus ordered
McOOok 70 fall back to the main force
which he accomplished on the 18th.
Deserters on the 18th and l7th reported
the arrivalof Longstreets corps at Resaca,
and then near Lafayette, which determined
Rosecrans in the face of superior numbers
ofrebels, to be attacked in his own chosen
position rather than seek the enemy.
A special TO the Herald from the Army
Of the Potomac of the 26th, states that
three deserters were executed; some others
were respited by the President.
The North Star from Aspinwall Septem.
Der 18th, and the Catawaba from New Or
leans of the 18th, has arrived. The news
is unimportRnt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-28
Good News from Rosecrans.

WAsHmGrOn, September 26.-Fhe Re.
publican says the Government has received
glorious news from ROseerans, but the de.
tails cannot be stated. Tie rebel army,
from the latest telegrams, has not, 1t ap-
pears .m0lested Rosecrans in his present
position. There is in Washington great
spirit Of cheerfulness regarding further
military movements