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From Charles,on.

New York, Sept. ia refugee from
Charleston reports that the line of tor.
pedoes !oes not run entirely across the
channel, and tho main obstruction is an
immense net OF ropes, formed SOM.
thing like ladder, which extends across
the channel. When vessel designs lea.
wing Charleston, word is cent to Sumter,
and 9 rope-work is drawn in 10 one side,
TO permit the blockade runner to pass.
When ship comes in, she lays TO under
Sumter until the same process is reen,
acted, THIS obstruction is supported
by Tar barrels. There are two floating
batteries ribbed with iron, and onl two
steam iron clad rams in the halbor the
Chickoraand and Palmetto State. Upon
these the rebels rely very much in their
defense Of Charleston,
In reference to The feeling OF the peopls
concerning the burning or surrender Of
that city. he says ,hat the universal res.
olive the inhabitants is, that they sre
willing that it should be burned rather
than surrendered to Gen. Gilmore. Thera
were not over three hundred non comb.
Atlantis in the city when Gilmore sheled
it with Greek fire.
The main body of Lees army is below
GordonsviIe and is about 10 900 strong.
The division which was reported to
have been sent through Richmond was
jenkins division, composed Of South
Carolina troops They we're sent south.
ward to the relief OF Charleston. Tho
feeling among the priva,es is in favor of
peace, especially if their property
should be guarantee them BY our Gov.
ernment. Our informant says also, there
are moro Union men in the South than we
imagine, and that the belief Of the rebsls
in their cause is fast falling. They feel
now that something desperate must DO
done or all is lost France and England
are despiSed for their double dealing
course,
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necessary or no, justified by the unhaP-
py state oflhs eouniry,itis hoped the Of
fcen will not attempt to screen the per
petralors from trial and punishment by
the proper authorities, but | hope that
such conduct as accomplished Of is dis
continued and punished, that the loyal
citizens Of these sections will not be de-
prived of that protection by the aid Of
which alone they can remain at their
homes with their families.
| would mention in this connection
that but for the Efficient services of Cap
tain Stephenson in Clay and Capt, Ram.
sey of Nicholas counties, and their gal.
liant bands, but few, iIany, loyal men
could find resting plaCe in either Of
those counties. 1t $50 TO be hoped
that the present Legislature will msks
some provisions to pay these gallant
mouutaineers for their lsborious and
dangerous sces, instead outstanding
them. SELDOM
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TUESDAY, Sept, Is, 1868,

HOUsE.-Proyor by Rev D. w.
Fisher.
Mr. Bowyer, from the Committee on
Roads, &c, reported bill (H No 75)
"to authorize the Kanawha Board to
borrow money"
Mr.. Zjnn presented petition from a
certain religious denomination in Preston
county, praying to be relieved from mil
itary duty.
Referred to Military Affairs.
A message from tina Senate announced
the passage by that body of the bill III
No 6S) prescribing when acts of the
Legislature shall take effect.
The bill Oh No. 5S} sfuing in part
the powers and duties of the several
counties of The State, was read the frs!
time and passed,
The bill (H No. ny apprcpriating
81, oO9 to pay the Peodeton Swampers
for services rendered was passed to en-
grossment,
Mr.. Zlnn called up the bill for the re.
lief of Wm, Nixon, collector Of Rcvnue
for Wayne county, but it was again ia,
bed to allow time 10 examine The evil
dence supporting the claim.
Mr.. Lamb called up the bill or. No,
l4)regulating the tax on seals, on it's
second reading, and addressed the House
at len 9TH in reply to The remarks Of Mr.,
Van Wrinkle on last Friday.
The bill was again tabled.
Mr., Barns presented a petition of citi.
zsns VI Marion county, numerous|y sign
ed, praying the enactment ola law re.
curing those voting to lake an oath to
support the Constitution Of the State
and Of the United States.
Adjourned,
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THuNspAr, So pit. II, 1863.

HOUSE. The bill IN, No. ny ma
king an appropriation for Capt. Harper'S
company OF Pendleton County Homo
Guards, was read the third time and Ia
bed.
The bill I'll No. 75) 10 authorize the
Kdnawha Board to borrow money, WAS
read the first time.
Mr.. Kramer offered a Joint resolution
which was adopted by both Houses,
constituting the act of July 2, 1853, ap-
propriating $4,000 for procuring arms.
munitions Of war, &c, 50 as to cover all
expenses incident to the Organization of
the militia. and their pay and sub'st
ence while in actual service since the
Goth of June last.
Resolutions Of inquiry were adopted
os lollews:
By Mr., Teter of Barbour Directing
the Judiciary Committee to report bill
fixing the fees and pay of sheritts,
By Mr.. Kramer: Directing the s'me
committee to inquire into the expedien'
CIV of amending section 80 Of chspler $50
Of the Code Of 1860.
By Mr. Barns: Directing the Com.
mi:lee on Private Corporations, &c, to
inquire what legislation, ifany, is nee
pssary to enable the banks of the Stale
to avail themselves of the provisions of
the Act Of Congress, of February IS,
1868, to provide a national currency.
By M, Bnmgardner; Directing the
Judiciary Committee 10 inquire into the
expediency Of amending sections SO and
81 Of Chapter 1876 of the Code Of 1860.
Adjourned.
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ted, was read first time. Also the
House bill to authorize Clerks Of Cir
cui! Courts to issue executions upon
judgements of justices Of the Peace
The bill defining the powers and du'
ties of various counties Of the State was
read a second time.
The bill accepting the conditions Of
the ACT Of Congress in relstion to the
at .ono length, and finally laid upon the
table.
Mr.. Stevenson reported back the bill
providing for township meetings and
elections, with amendments.
Mr.. Brown reported back the House
bill for the forfeiture of the property Of
rebels, with amendment
On motion the Senate adjourned.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER.
THE NETTING.
U. S. c.. Ho.p1rA1 srnt 2l

U. s. GES, HosPrTAL Sept. 81.
M. Editon- Capt. J. D. Carter, Co.
f. 18Th Reg W, V. V. l.. addressed
the soldiers and citizens Of this place,
Saturday evening the 10Th ipst., at the
Court House.
The Captain started off on facts. as he
introduced the record to prove his as.
sertions-~askiop no one to believe him
butte take the Globes and eAmips for
themselves. He reviewed The history
ofMr Whaley--ox Congressman from
the Wsyne District -now before the
people for their safFngeg. from tho be.
ginning Of his political career.up to thi,
time He scrutioized and sifled the
acts of Mr.. Whaloy, in the last Cong.
reso very close, and introduced some
stubborn facts, which we, asRriends of
Mr.. Whaloy's ask him to afSprove or
explain to our satisfaction, ifhs expects
our support in this election, They are
as follows, viz;
Voting against the Resolution, "That
it was no part Of the duty of the Army
ofthe United States, to catch and re.
turn fugitive slaves" Dodging the
Revenue Bill; Voting against.ihe Con-
'cripion Bill; lodging Confscalion Bill
&c. These bills we consider of vital
importance, and we demand an expla-
nation of your actions in regard to them,
Mr. WhaIey, for at this crisislin the af.
fairs our country, we need men Of nerve
and backbone--mcn who win show their
hond--men who have tho nPral ceur-
age to stand up in the face ola thous.
and Vallondigham's and vote men and,
money to put down this uuhoy rebelE
ion. These are the kind Of men Ne
want in the 88th Congress- LIT US
hear from you.
A C0NV ,ESHENT
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A ooNyALEsENT
TRIBUTE or REsR HCr.

HrApQUAerERs, l3rqYl. VoLs.l
BARBoURsvILLE, W V. Senill3th,
At meeting Of the Commissioned
officers of The Thirteenth RoIimement,
Va. Vol. Inf, called for the purpose of
giving suitable expression to their pro.
found and deepfslt regret and sorrow at
the death of their much beloved and
highly esteemed friend aud companion
in arms, Capt. V. B Mechanic, of Com.
pany G, of this Regiment.
Lieut. Col. james r. Hall, was called
to the Chair, and Captain A +. McCown
appointed Secretary
The following resolutions were offer
ed, and adopted unanimously
Resolced, That in the deathof Capt,
V. B. Mcdaniel, the Regiment has lost
one ofils most worthy members, and an
efficient officer; one. who was always to
be found at the post of duty and one,
whe as patriot and soldier, was ever
ready TO sacrifice everything for his
country,
Resolred, That while we she'd the tear
Of sorrow over one SO suddenly cut down
in the prime and vigor OF manhood, yet,
in humble submission we bow 10 the in
scrutabIe decree o an overruliAg Provi-
dence "who doeth all things we'll"
Resolced, That 10 alleviate ind soften
down those pangs of grief and sorrow
that now Gil the bosom OF his bereavel
and widowed wife, we wish 10 assure
her. that the nObIest instincts Of our ma
ture, are enlisted in her behalf; aud that
his surviving companions in arms, fully
realize the loss that she su8Lains in this
sudden bereavement.
ResoIvsa, That the officers Of this Re-
giment, wear for thirty days, the usual
badge of mourning, as prescribed by Ar
my Regulations, paragraph e99
ResoiCed, That the widow of the de,
ceased, be furnished with a copy of these
resolutions, and copy be sent to the
Point Pleasant Register, for publication,
LIEUT., Col JAS, R, HALL, Ch'mn
Carr. A, F. McCowN, Sec.
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
TnURsDA, MORNING, Sept, is.

THURSDAY MORNING, sept 10.
SENATE Ia our report yesterday
morning we gave Mr., Copley the credit
Of Offering resolution in'lucling the
Committee on Finance to inquire into
tho expediency Of reporting bill re-
funding the license tax for the year 1868
10 those merchants whose business has
been destroyed by rebel raids. 1t was
Mr.. Mahon, this Senator from Jackson,
who offered the resolution.
A message from the House announced
the passage Of number of bills in
which it asked the concurrence Of the
Senate.
Mr. Bunker, (for Mr.. Brown made a
report from the Committee on Enrolled
Bills, which was received
Mr., Atkinson, from the Committee on
Education reported back House bill No.
81 with amer dmenls
Mr. Slack reported bill extending the
time for the collection of taxes in certain
counties.
The Srnate bill in relation to suits
against non residents was read FIRST
time Alse, the Senate bill to regulate
the practice OF medicine and in surgery
in this State.
The House bill to prescribe how Ii.
censes to practice the law may be gran
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SENATE In the absence of Mr.,
Phelps, Mr., Stevenson was elected tenn
porary charmonr
Mr.. Bunker called up his resolution
authorizing tho Committee IN Finance
aud Claims to inquire into the expedion,
cy of providing by law for Sinking
Fund, according to the 9th section Of
tho 9Th article Of the Constitution. The
resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Brown offered a resolution, which
was adopted, nsiructing tho Committee
on Courts Of Justice TO inquire into the
o1pcdiency of so amending tho ls5lh
chapter Of tho Code of Virginia, s to
give original jurisdiction of the subject
embraced in ,ajd chapter to tho Circuit
Courts Of the State,
The House bill to prescribe how Ii.
cen,,s 10 practice the law may be grams
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r.. NJ. Norton, ESD,

Is snnounced in the Wheeling Intel
ligenoer as candidate for Congress- in
the First District, on tho following un-
conditional platform:
sQuarely on the principles OF the ADJ
ministratien t0r rcar and peace including
in all their force. its two most important
and solemn acts, viz: It's guarantee of
the separate and distinct existence Of
West Virginia as State anil the Procla-
nation for the emancipation Of the slaves
Of rebels. No compromise; no abandon
ment of these measere, in reconstruc-
ton and the solution Of peace.
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A FRlSehoOd.

The report put in circulation by Mr..
Whaley or some Of his friends, to the eff,
feet that Mr., Comstoch had declined be-.
Jag a candidate for Congress is not true,
1t is only gotten up as ttiCk to deceive
the voter. We understand, that Mr.
Wha,py says he has the documents to
prove it. We demand that he show his
documents; until he does we pronounce
it . talsehood,
Since the above was in type, we have
seen Mr.. Comstoek, and no pronOuncos
it false.
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Cooley.

Godcy's Lady's Book for October, is
on our table, It's one Of the best mum.
bcrs that we have received this year
Every lady should have it. Terms 50
year Address. L. A. Cooley, Phila.
deIphin, Pa.
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THE ARMY OF THE CUMBER-
LAND.
Heavy Fighting on Saturday and Sum
day,

Heavy Fighting on Saturday and Sum
day.
HrAnQuARrERs Army or THE Gun
BERLAND, September 10 three miles from
Crawfsh Springs, Georgia, An engage
meat began this morning at eleven
o'clock, with a heavy attack. General
Thomas, forming the left wing, was at
tackled, al the same time, so Iipht, that
he supposed it to be fcint. The ler,
wing was composed of MoCook and
Crittenden's troops, who were thrown
IN as convenience offered, the main por.
tor Of each being on tho maTsh at tho
time, The fight on tho left Was very
desperate, The enemy werO ropulsCd,
but upon being REINFORCED they roganed
the position, from which they were sub.
seQuenly driven, after a desperate en-
gagemcut Of one and q half hours
General Thomas charged for nearly
mile, Furnishing them severely. About
two O'Clock the rebels made dash at
the center, composed Of Van Oleve and
Reynolds. Van Oeve was struck 10
the right flank; and being vigorously
punished, Toll back until the center was
broken, and the troops much scattered.
General Thomas on tho left, and Davis
on tho right threw forward forces vigor.
ously toward the Gap, and after hard
fghi recovered the ground The Sgbs
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Lctthe peoplc Rcmemhcr,

That Mr., X. V, Wholcy, "jodged"
more than half Of the recorded votes in
Congress,
Out Of 245 votes, no was absent $50
times, which is as far as we have exam.
med therGcorl,
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Peterson.

Potcrson's Magazine for October has
been received, This number is a very
valuable one, The engraving playing
at Horses" isa fno steel engraving
Terms 81 a year Address, Chas, j.
Peterson, Philadelphia, Pa,
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Trnnsfer or Renl E,inle.

Hutchinson Mcdaniel Esq, has 'Old
his farm in Pleasant Flsls, TO Mr. Sam.
sommervillet deputy sberifofthiS cOuu-
~, for the sum of $4,000.
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Let III Q soldlcrs Remember,

That Mr.. X. v. Whaley voted against
thc Consumption Law.
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HeodQsarfe-s, Prorosf Hdr,hnPs OHe,.

g.odovsrse-,, Prorost Kar,hars OEe.,
FosA..gto~, d. G, Nov. 10, 1893.
Special Orders No 9-fn view OF Ine ifamenso
amount Of Government properly located or
stored IL varions sections Of this city. and the
danger hereto BY fire aad o.hef wise arising
frcu, the ls~Isss action Of persons under the
Vi nifty " here this property Is necessarily To-
Gated or stored, it is dir-cred that. from the date
OF hi order, tie sale OF liquor, under license
or other <iss. will not be permitted in the io-
eaIt,es named herein, 10 Wit ...
Squares 1i6, IL, 13s and lao, so much thareof
front on Nineteenth and 81 rtreets, in the
vicinity Of Nineteenth street park.
Squares 49,. i3S. I3a, l5s, i59. 100, Isl, and
le2. so much thereof a. from. on Sc vente-nth,
Eighteenth. M and N streets, in vicinity OF
s. senlecuth street and ambulance parks.
SQUARES -, %, ~, ~, ~, 10. IL, ST. 81 81, So
"a. iC4, laH. 12. 22, 1913, t42 li3, ii4 in tire First
Ward. south of PENNSYLVANIA avenue
SGuar T. ?, Q. III, IS, 10, ~, In the Vieinsy On
. STREET wharf
Squares les and t66. SO much thereof as front
on II and Seventeenth street, in the yi"inity OF
elothi.g department..
Squares ~, 1876, 1863, 10. 1si, ls5, 20 mncn
thereof as front Connecticut avenue, Seven-
70. nth, Eighteenth and streets, In the vicinity
of X street stables.
square Az 473, sol. SOP. 500, in vicinity Of
sixth and Spve .th-s street wharves.
Squares 90, 57d. $50. 81, $50 s33, G3t, 6S1 $50,
OF 4 p vacantstre or aSenuei ciadetiin these
squares. being in vicinity of railroad depot and
Soldiers RPtreat.
Souares us, 20, 7al. 73l. 735. $50. 200, In vi
eli. y OF Capitol and Carroll Prisons and Bar
"a ks
On sIv place within four squares OF Bla-
Grrknurg Toll Gate.
On any place within too squares OF Kendall
Green park
On any place within tsco squares OF Railroad
park.
Any house il the above described localities
convicted Of selling liquor tn citizsns or SOL
disrs Kill ha cInsad and tha prapriatnr iva
q = ha
Tense may warrant the Iiq uors on the premises
fuufiscatsd ana the house permanently closed.
An appli, :,tion III writing 10 the Provost MAI
shall, endorsed by the Mayor and Chief of
Police, VIII he placed in the hands of an officer,
TO report whether any specified person may he
p-rmited 10 sell, under Ii eEse to citizens only;
ous emily III exceptional cases will permits be
given. BY command of
HENRY b TODD,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
a. s. RAKER, Li1utt nant and Atlutant.
no 5-2w
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DENTISTRY 7.

I Au6HihG 6s>i
Il No FGin 1n Err citing TtetA.
II ere is danger in taxing ih1s Gas pure
kIfrGus o. fdeI 80 for th..ee are stump
tive or d. licat. Ia conrtitu ion Its inhalation
produces 81. ep- b, in abou two N pute ,
snd its effect pa>ses off n the Sd 9Th II e.
Me arQ H1Tli mist I'd at tn. Office Of Or
lti MI ~ Pa ~. near cor aer 9Th ct. o.sO-ltnr
- DENTIaIkY
s's. ts~iE is r moved 10 24x pern. avenue,
tw- doors sreTe hIs former Office. Cat es-Ea,
sod -xsIlp- the br s New ard IN ss@gR
RroYec Getho. O. inserting Artificial tlIYYyTV
Teeth, ~. zen lar uperior - any
other mode ncE n AI.o. Teeth e1.-s,ted
Without pain, vhsp desiren. Terms moderate in
all essss .a - "
~ TEETH
II. &iHEBAL PLATE xErh, sttspds xses
ss,s1naiIF At his CT cs in tnis city. ManytSSNa4
psrsons sAE ssAr these teeth vino cannot AIS
SsiT otssrs, 4Ao 10 pcrsOD CAD wear Others vic
asanot wear these
EarsGus calling ~ al ;,fece cAn accommodated
stsR aay style and prics Of Teeth they IlAy dssTs
q. q .soss Ms2 " sra ytsa tAs
srt nen produce. the MINERAL FLATS viii be
I1nr1 fully warranted.
.sooms 10 this eity-No. $50 Psnnsyivan,a svsnu,
l6fReen 9Th Aia 10TH streets Also. 207 Arch st i,
ss1iAdslDk,a. MARI -ly
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TRAYELERS' ciKkars.6r
BA.TyMoRE AND 0Eta Ra'aRoAD.
EUa -

BAzTyMORE AND O6ta RAILROAD.
&Qs -
o. aaA after Tuseday, August I, iSS PAIL Al,
- NHIIIIYG md PAAR ana az
5sswes1 WASHINGTON and BAb'isVAs. -
POE PulLApxlPHIA, nEx ycxK l. BcsroN
Isave Wybington ct and IiKs. "A and and
q. ssndsys ut . ,. n. oaly.
FOR BALTIMOR1.
leave u 80. 8 and II. Is M: ard :, asa -
q. Or serdays 1t .. n. and aed y: a Only
EOR Alb PANTS OF tn WEST.
Leave Walking on at 50 O. m and ), 3, aAd SD
=. N. daily, except Sunday. On sunday 1t and
fhis i. tie only route b. which Baggage can b
Checked Through from Wdskisston.
FOR TAEHIN9FON AND The sO6 IA.
Leave Baltimore for Warrington NJ 40, aud 10
n. and ST. 50, 8 and 6p. N. On eundaysAs 4. 81 and
The tsird and fifth trains ealy a Oh Bsl.p,oss
ana the first and fourth trains fron WaaAsngto1.
stcr 1T vsg points.
YoR ANNAPOLIS.
LAays Baltimore ct . "a and p. a.
Leave Wsehinetcn ut 8 .. N. and .. n.
No train for Annapolis on SUNDAYS.
For further information, tickets of every kind,
DO. apply to g g KOOETZ. Agent, at Washing.
ION s'S'''h' OF - 'A' ' W. ". =. SMITH,
Master AZ TRANSPORTATION.
L. n COLE. Gsl srsl Ticket AGENT auSn
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THE EVENING STAR.
pAcxise GRApss-S Mitchell, Of Steuben
scppty. writes the following In the Rural New

PACKING GRAPss-S Mitchell, Of Steuben
O. UNITY, writes the following In the knrAl New
rsst fsl, irstituted series Of experimen.s
n s.certin the best method Of keeping les
bills srap,~ through the winter, the result CT
which, no doubt. Will be Of fntezsstio hat por-
ron Of your readers " bo are lovers II THE de-
urtoIs trui:. They were all packed IN boxas,
one & oil sGGarp aad six inches deep, admitting
q rec layers ~ clusters, and kept Tn cool, dry
cedar; In IL I, 20 cool curing the winter thas
~ .er stanSirg Ia u pail would frerze nait an
Al thick. am satisfied that the neaf"f ms
fra gin rcirt 81 49,, aud in fact All otaer
fypt +. can o kept without actually freezing,
I'll ionser ana f,et srr they viii ke"i'.
Boz Ne. va packed With At rnht LAYERS
of i rape ~ d .1esL grape Lave. Box No. !
with snerrsr. Ia, -Ts and apiisrd sheet uad-
a,rf Box No. = with alternate layers OF
newspapers amt craps,
Nov f,r results. No. kept fresh and nice
until the last OF Deermher, the fruit seemingly
approving H. FLAVOR, and gre@bish clusters
rtps mir up. when H. ieayes eai stems OF tn.
1Tris b. en- 10 nionlf quite badly.
No k9t@ tni.1shIy we'll until abont ths
middle CT Iifcf nlbtr. when / found the cotton
sttCErF 3 10 he grapes where they CAM III con
G.
No. fsl.t l., Lest IF the ti,re. by all odds
w ~; g.u. the PEA ard repackiug Ik.pt
ga. Q u. 'h'- i1tis o. March prri.ctiv plump
s,rn IT. -, - most 1T fht. stanr- fr.th and
q teE. kncE rot 2IoH much longer thsv
uIo Ray. 4 ut had lot rs up the last of
LIN ut u Il Tine
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yNAR DEPARTS
W Ws5GIsS<us, 1Isasrr sS, iseA
II rcnsneue nco % SO pressFrs 81 brnsress atths
2af department. pssEsa for citizens to .ieit the
army of the Potomac viii bs given II ths once OF
h.sftt. Uci CoskaB, t32 es-nsv'vsrjs sysnas
.ans. Einptssnth strsAt
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nIaIsT OI.THl LAVE OF ran DTsTRI0R
seN S1AN0K fAYL01
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M En- DEPARTMENT
w kpJuFABr 9sEsxAL's UPHToH,
W,s9IK0fos. June -, l80.
9sas~a! Or6rs, No 1876.
TLo kdju5ant General eth provide An ADpro2,i-
ate medal of honor for .le troops who, sitter tbs
expiration Of their tenn ia sd their services
TO the Government in tse present aIaergeney, And
Also for the Ds from oh Sttss that
tave volunteered In cir service Ia he States Of
Psnnsylysnis and Maryland
ey order of the Secretary @; Ear.
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