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A RNY BU p p l. I E 3.

RNY SUE p l. Es.
OFFICE OF PIE OHIIB QuAHfB1h As1ns,
Army of The Potomac, )
WAsHIHGfoH September -. 1861.
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
s!the army Of the Potomac the following articles:
a.Ooo tons best quality Timothy Hay, secorely
baled the weight ofesoh bale to be marked
thereon.
800 con bushsis ef Oats, of the best quality, In
strong sacks, we'll sewed.
,.Uo cords 0Ak and Hickory Wood, well seasoned
and of the best quality.
Esos bid must be ompanied By the endorse
icot OF t&o responsible persons that the contracts
awarded viii be fulfilled
BIDS will be opened from time 70 time "a the sr:
cles may hs needed and contracts win 30 awarded
IT the quantities needed to the lowest responsible
'iider up to the time Of opening.
y bid.
:. Oats or Wood" as the nay be, and enclosed
separate envelopes. hUEUs INGALL
Lieut. Col. and A. d. O..
sa:s-c Ohief Qua usrtermssteP.
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90. In the market,
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THIS EVENING
Twentieth appearance of
HR AND MRS BARNEY WTIIIAus
Last time positi vtly Of
THE HAPPY MAN
or, IRE IRIsHNiK IS INDIA
PADDY murphy. Mr.. Barney Williams
Positively last time Of the great prct.an ,lnv
AN HOUR N SEVILLE
MIS- Ia ney Williams in Eight Ch haracters
To c"nclsd- with KISS IN THE DARK
Tomorrow might All HALLOW EVE,
PRICES OF ArAIsSloT.-nTssS Circle and Il .Iro3v
Chars, 81 cents orch. strs Chairs Is c?atS. Eamiz
Circle. zb cents. Secured Seats. Is Ger IS extra
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON 1hEArI

- WASHINGTON THEATRE,
CORNER ELEvINTH AND STREETS.
&C. b. MABDkA q 20.
crA6k hkNAGHR.. fRRD. G. MAlprp
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS.
eASoND WEEK SECOND WEEK |.
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
PANCHOE, PANCHON
THE CRICKET
Secure your seats esry for the
CuNTISCrs SCcrIss
VI the Beautiful D0Hl@stio Drama.
OUR MAGGIE
AS TIE LITTLE CRICKET.
FAkCHONi FANCHONi
In Tehsarsal,
hARGOT and KATY OSHIEL
Also, EET PLAY
ofsIeks or ADNissIoN.-Balcopy Chairs rs cents:
VrcEestra Seats, Is cAnts Parquette So cents. Pam.
ny Circie. 3 cents; Private Boxes IS.
p"ors open A. re ; to commence III o'clock
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WARRINGTON VARIETIES
NINTH STREET AND PA. AVENCE.
PROPHET CRS phMpJIN !. ~,
sTAGE MAN AG GEh.---. .JAME leg PIL1EIA Il

NIHTH STREET AND PA AVENUE.
sT.cE PFUrsiE y iHtGvvp---- ISss IA HhhBLIN 90
REMEMBER TIE VARIETIES,
THE PUBLIC ARE TIE JUDGES,
TIE AiCsENnST EsrahIfsEnESr ef iIhtfs SP
THE BEST AsS cnEA FEsT hNTERr.ISagSr iSn
The u" upon h;ch this place is con lucid H.
THOUSANDS Oh ADMIRERS.
This fact nrcie no Ing hy aivertilen.nts 70 nrov,
CONTiNuATION oY IFS GREAT srccp.s
AID ske 'arge .Cdi=nves ;lat nightly throno :ts
We mhvL NOT TIE LAaGEsr COMPANY
hut he Stars and st"ci e c. inpsny 1M Of ,bis
are III lversai ad;,ittri 10 bo parfor-t.rs r rt,
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casa Is cur IT rs ."'ns r y@t IN this
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AiAsi''" an f''' nlsa !;a"i:S' e.. naESr
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si,,s, ,'Ibst Il =; 'iAIsTK y m .,2s ZOE,
The Chan Dion l14.> a.I,rs 'l'f Ii&sfT, fisqsf1
III! ST weel of the neT scenic .ni cnstalie effect,
Of the popular sr'.
By MI IiiE 1 Isl &f.SlsN IS. AK AZ: LYMAN
Tn fa ce "f " BOLD SOLDIER BJYl
I '-'''"" Hr SWoi:ru II AID ~ MONROE.
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TIE GgA>D b-ILEr fHorP.:i
Fretty Gi -l.---i..r F.tr:u i,iiay!;r. goat
p, RCE AND PIL"RlI,
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i
GREAT ACCFrSiCS OF STARS.
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WARRINGTON WATEk CURE AND ELEC-
1kU-hIGLEN!C LIS rITUTE. BIZ 5: VI.
LAkJlS, of Phil .hrl phia. haa leassl the pirate
pprt OF the d M..rUpoiitnn Bath 4 o0ls" on Pa.
avsnmr near nth STREET; here he is now PREPARED
aud scientific. ater EIec ric. SU gical and Hy-
eisntc Appliances sally, fr"m to s:.HA sives
Baths for lao ies ami grntie'"en khennstisGn,
Wound. DJ psps's, Female, Llser and Nervous
DIsfa>eR most sIpedIly and permanently cared.
PsneI - visited At their rnes. pir'h'rEa +.ri,.
and other Fev.rs prevented and uret festimo-
nials in ahun6 aRcs frs m l. isaiiing men OF ttia
country bs and the test 81 city referencas
givrr Ia I'LL
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AfRES & WADE
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would excite in colder hear, than mine
the deepes, gratitude.
TO you, Captsin Craw forl, I return
my thanks for the complimentary man.
ner in which you have bestowed 10 pres
en'. You are the only Captain in the
regiment who, with me, have passed
through the battles in which the reci
ment has been engaged, unscathed 10y
the death dealing missiles Of the enemy
We have been preserved from the pes,i
lence that ~alketh ip darkness, and the
destruction which waste,h at uoonday,-
Let us continue to invoke blessings upon
ourselves and our regiment, and let all
the ends "e aim at be our Gods, our
country's, and truths.
My men, | thank you for your nobh,
present It's another strong tie to the
hond which already unites us. In future
II viii be one of TIA. most pleasant recol.
leclions OF my past history to remember
tins signal manifestation Of your favor
And when grim vrsaged war has smo,h.
cred It's wrinkIed front. and peace. like
An angel of grace, will re visit our couu.
uy. and that country stand redeemed and
disenthrslIed from the foul tyranny ci
Yankee d,spo,ism. When God once
more in his g12dnrss shall say TO this
Confederacy "l'eace he within .hy walls
and prosperity in Thy palaces | will love
and honor you and i. will alwA,s be n
satisfaction TO mo to grip by the hand
any member Of the !7rh aud call hrm
friend. Ag'm thank you heartily TO,
your present, and pray that Co.'s bless
'"gs may attend you in your future con.
tlic,s
: At the conclusion of the address, three
ronsng cheers were given. aud the reg,
meut returned to quarters.
Yours, truly, l..
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Frcm the West,

MonilE, February o. The Advertiser
and Register has the following despatch:
JACKSON, February s.-A despatch To
the Crsis, from Grensd., announces on
the authority Of Northern papers, that
the Confederate steamer Florida has been
wrecked oil Cardrnss.
number Of deser,e, from the F-der.
al army have arrived here. Some Of
them have taken the oath.
MCMiNSvILLE, February Cot. Mar
tin, Of Morgan's Brigade, with 100 men,
attacked Reynolds division. yesterday,
killing and woundIug twenty five Of the
enemy, and burning number Of wag.
ons, with provisions.
CnArrANoooA, February s-Ths
Kentucky resolutions declare that Ken
tuck, iAvors nm armistice. The journal.
ot The I'd, favors proposition OF confer
ence between The Kentucky Legislature
and Northern Legislatures, 10 see wbs,
shall be done.
MoDLE, February s.--A special ds.
'Pa'ch to Advertiser and Register, dated
jackson, 7,h. says The Government Ord.
nance Agent, who escaped, reports the
Federal gun boat Qneen Of the West.
which passed toe V,cksburc batteries.
went "eIo~ aud up Red River, capturing
the STEAMER a. w. Taylor, loaded With
sugar and molssses, having 80 Conf de.
rate officers on board, nine Of whom g.
eape@ the steamer More, with 10000
lbs. pork, :or Port Hudson also the
steamer Ber"Icks Bay, with 200 bbls.
h9ur and 100 bales Of cotton. The Queen
oi the West mounts IL rifiei I2 poue:.
ers, and carries crew Of $50 picksd ma,
under Col. L lott. She wa, ,,,nc, on
times bn. being cotton clad was little in.
J"red- She has returned to yicksbo,p
without her prizes. ~hicl. are p,ob,Lly
re captured or desIrovsd
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Presentation to Colonel Nc Master.

H"' NEhHhN", ~ AK hlNSION, ~ y
Jan. II, 1868.
Mr.. EDIToR As hundreds uf ,our
readers will BE- interested IL hearing from
the l7Ih Regiment, S. G. ", Will state
iha, W" are pleasantly situated near
krnsion, n. c., and with the exception OF
An occasional case OF small pox, are en-
joying excellent health. We have ire
quent rumors of the advance Of th. enemy
from Newbern in thus direction iut MS
Gen. Foster did not think il pruden, to
hold this place when he obtained posse.
sion OF 1t a few weeks since, think II
""fd'y P'oo'o'e lie VIII again "t'emp. to
'"ne !"
i"' '''''ce'S ""u so'd'e's OF ms req
''e"' 'ooN '"e" |o'ohe' with very n
e,e'"o'e surprise a 'e" DAYS SINCE In
'"s 'no,' '''"e o' 'e" ''''"u,e'' .hey had
"''e' ''o n""''o''e sum OF near e'ght
hundred dollars ~''ch they determined
"0''' 70 "PP'''' ~ '"e Po'' ""'e o. n
'Pe"''' morse "hd equipments Ihe
p"''""'e % .".' "0'Se was committed 10
N9''"". w. c'""of' ""o' a'er nd'ng
e'"' '",s' se'ec'eu hop'e IRON grey,
~ """ """'' "'s"' COIN e
p'e'' ""''""'' ""' ''''! "o''" Tue amount
p",o ~ ""' va ""'su ao''"''J
'',' '"' i''" '"s'' I" ~
''o ." "'' "' 'es'"e"' ""S Draw"
~ :" ~ ' " 'q""''' ""o '.P"
" e"" u ."' s"'"e'
P'e'e"'e' '"e "'''' " No'o"e' "F""s'er
!" '"' ''''o""s "o'''
COLONEL: lhe officers aud 'o'diers OF
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And. indeed, every subject witnn ,h. rony.
of polite literature
Having secured the service. of comma.
tent Artists, who will be assisted by t,. .r.
tlstic pencil of Mr.. CKEliEN, ". viii h.
enabled each week TO present To IN. publir
" handsomely enbcillshed liIefar, ipurnsI
We have also consunni.J ~, ,r
rangrment With manv writers, ma. nnd
female, OF acknowledged ability. which ,y,II
enable US 10 put forth IL paper in NO r.-p,,rt
inferior to those Northern und English DE-.
rl"dicals with which the South has hereto
fore been spiirs-ed. Trust that our .ut.r-
prise may receive the liberal sapport Of ,h,
reading pub'Ic, We promise that uo,biu,,
snail DC irii und"hr upon cur part To render
he paper III ITS Literary character its En-
grazing and Typography, ncc-p;nbi. To all;
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snail mol omit To see aside u du" prupnrIion
OF space for inc special amusement of ,n.
Ladies OF The "Suunv South" l., In. ,un.
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vorIie Journal.
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XVII. That the Governor shall have
power and is hereby authorized to order
the Sheriff.. and, if necessary, any por
ton OF the military of this State, to ail
Confederate officers, who are duly au.
thor;zet, ir arresting deserters from the
armies Of the Confederate States, or per
sons who are liable to service under the
c"nscriptior acts of Congress, and who,
when called into service refuse to submit
and resist, or threaten TO resist said
officers.
XVIII. Tha, all commissions held 10y
the militia officers Of this State. except
tho Adju,ant and Inspector General, who
are not exempt from service bv the Con.
scrjpton Act of the Confederate Congress,
be aud the same are hereby vacated AS
soon as new elections can be held, which
elections the Adjn,ant and Inspector
General is hereby instructed to order i'm.
mediaiel y alter the pas ing OF this Act {:
and that no one liable to dutv in the
Confederate service, unless be pe exempt
ed fIom said service under the provisions
Of the exemption Act Of Congress, shaL
be hereafter eligible to any militia Office.
Xix. That the Governor shall have
power aud is hereby authorized 10 dis.
4, Il,nta
portions o! the militia as in his opinion
may be necessary for the public safety,
and aIl such arms and ammunition, and
such rs have already been distributed by
OF der Of the Governor and Council. shall
at all times be sui jet TO the order OF the
Governor.
Xxx. Tne Sherti's who shall aid the
Confederate officers under the provisions
of this Act, as well MS these who have nj
ded, or shall aid the State officers under
the resolutions and Executive Council, or
any order Of the Governor, shall receive
for their services the same fees rs are
now allowed by law for serving warrants
and making arrests, and foI the keep of
PRISONERS, the sum Of sixty cent. per day
for each prisoner.
MI. That all Acts and clauses Of
Acts in re alton to the miita of tins
Stale, consistent with the provisions Of
tins Act shall r,u,jnu. ,f luII C,,,.. .,.I
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AN ACT FOR THE BETTER oRoAxIz.rroy
OF TIE MILITIA, AND FOR OTHER ruR
POSES.
l. BE ii enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives, now me, and
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority Of the same, That the Ordinan
,ces OF the Convention Of this State, except
the OrdiDance entitled, "An Ordinance to
exempt overseers from the performance OF
militia duty" passed on the second dav
.orJanuary in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and siy,y-two,
which is amended hereinafter by the pro
visions of this Act, AND all Acts, resolu
slons. and orders. Of the Governor and
Council, altering, suspending or repeating
the Militia law of this State, be, aud the
same are hereby repealed, and the provi.
sions Of the Act Of tie General Assembly
entitled, IAN Act to reduce all acts and
clauses OF acts in relation to the Militia of
this State to one Act, and TO alter and
amend the same" passed on the seven
,tesu,h day of December in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty one, and Acts amending the
same, which are not inconsistent with the
provisions OF this Act, are hereby declared
to be oi full force and effect.
III. That an Act entitled, San Act to
amend aad suspend certain portions of
the Militia and Patrol laws OF this State"
passed on the seventh day of December
in the year Of our Lord ore thousand
eight hundred and sky one, be and the
same is hereby repealed except the fifth,
sixth. eleventh, and thirteenth sections,
which are hereby declared to be Of full
force and ,sffsct and that said thirteenth
section be so amended that the clerk
therein authorized to be appointed by the
Governor shall be entitled to commits
sion as Assistant Adjutan, General with
the rank and pay Of First Lieutenant Of
infantry in Confederate service, to date
from the day Of his appointment.
III. Al! male persons between the ages
lof eighteen and fifty shall be liable to
militia duty. except persons who are ex
emp,ed by the said Act Of eighteen hun
.drsd spd forty one from all Militia Ser.
vice."
Nv. The following persons shall be ex-
,empted from ordinary militia duty, but
shall be liable to perform the duty in
times Of arm, insurrection, invasion, or as
one OF the posse comitatus when required
and sha II not be exempted from actual
service in their respective districts when
called out by the. Governor under the
militia organization: the members OF
both branches Of the Legislature and their
respective officers, including the Attorney
General and SOLICITORS Of the State, dur.
ing the session, and fifteen days before
the sitting apd fifteen days after the ad.
journment thereof; all those in Coufeds
rate or State military service, including the
officers and Cadets Of the State Military
Academy and regularly officiating cIer.
gymsu; all regularly licensed practicing
physicians ovsr the age Of thirty five
yssrs; one apothscsry to each regularly
drug store which has been
in operation six months ;tae Faculty and
Ofaicers OF the South Carolina College,
ND the Professors in other incorporated
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CAUTIoN.-Great care should be In.
ken that the matter FOR vaccination should
come from perfectly neal,hy person.
a death occurred in Augusta, Georgia,
on Monday last, under very shocking
circumstances, from erysipelas, or some
similar disease communicated hy vacci.
nation with diseased MATTER Erchonqe
Paper.
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Immense Fleet at Port Royal.

CuA"LtsroS. February 9.-luf"rma.
ton has been received ,ha, a Ysukee
heet OF over seventy vessels was in Por,
Royal hsrbor on Saturday. The ilee,
comprised fifty two transports, six' cen
large war steamers, aud four or five iron.
cl~ds. Evidently some grand movemen,
IS Al hand.
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ihE iANKEEs AT BATos Rouog.-In
Tue early part OF this week negro repi.
mcnt arrived nj Baton Rouge which
created quite stir among some OF the
Federal officers. They held 40 indigna
ton meeting and fifty Of them resigned
their commissions IN consequence Of the
"malgen'alion. Yesterday morning an
order WAS read placing the Yankee off.
GERS on an equality with the negroes and
requiring all citizens and Federal ofiicsp
to resPec, and obey the blask officers
From all We can hear il seems great di.
satisfaction prevails among the uoop.,
and The office" arc unwilling to risk an
attack with such rebeIlious spirits. Thew
know the character ofou, troops here
and feel their ability, in their present dis
organized state. to cope with the thorough
dsep"ned and veteran troops Of Por,
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section OF this Act. to call out any por
ton Of the militia he may require to re-
pei the enemy or suppress iusurrection,
or to act as posSc-comitatuS, who shall
go INTO service under their militia organ.
izaton ProVided that such portion Of
the militia shall not be continued in ser
vice for longer time than may he nee
essary TO call out and organize troops un
der the provisions Of said eighth section
OF this Act.
Nj. That all persons liable to perform
actual military service under the provis.
Ions Of this Act, who shall make. default
when summoned into such service, shall
be liable to such punishment short OF
death, as may be imposed 10y Court
Martial according to the Articles Of War
OF the Confederate States, said Court to
he convened 10y the officer commar ding
the Regimen. in which tie defauller is
liable to perform said military service,
who is hereby authorized to order said
! Court in conformity with the usageS Of
the Confederate States-
XII. That the troops which may BE-
called INTO actual service under any Of
the provisions OF 'h'' Act, sSalI, while in
such service, be subject to the "Armv
Regulations" Of the Confederate States Of
America.
XII. That the Ordinance Of the Con
vention Of this Safe entitled! ian Ordi.
nance TO exemp, overseers from the per.
iormance Of militia duty" passed on the
second day Of january in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty two, be, and the same is hereby al
tered and amended, and that from and
after the passing Of the Act, ard during
the present war, all applications for the
exemption q! overseers shall be made in
writing to the Adju,anl anL Inspector
General OF the State hy ,ke owner, trus
tee or agent having charge Of the panta
ton and negroes, who shall state on oath
h o,.L, ., :, r
,o~oo. nm, L .,;.,,.,
l.
ton, and the situation OF the same, mhch
uI
III.
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