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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-28
by Robinson, Adams n Co., Aucts.

GROCERIES,,
" MANuPACTERED TOBACCO,
md
BLOCKADE GOODS.
Our rrsunr auction sale will take place ware.
70 rn corner 9TH ind Main rrcrts, FRIDAY. 3l.i Ia
slant c"mmrn ing promptly II ten O'Clock. with
ISL pke-s N, dunn to choice Manufactured To .c"".
5000 hne Cuba Cigar,
Smoking Tobacco, in bbls md cases
Brown Sugars, in hhds, bbls ard baSa,
70 L.s Crushed Sugar.
- hLlS Clarified SuenT
Il bags Rio Coffee.
80 bags Salt.
- kegs Lard.
~ boxes SoHD.
- boxes Cundlcs,
Fr nch Mu.tud,
Raspbrr. Cordial,
Condensed Milk J-llios
Apple Sauce,
Boots Shoes CATERS,
Cotton Iidk!- Pocket Knives.
Eazors Pipes Solidird Lys, &c.
ROBINSON, ADAMS co.
iulv id. AueI.oaecrs.
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TIE WOUNDED At GETTYSBURG.

\ correspondent of the New York . Her
ald,' writing from Gettysburg on the 18th,
gives u list Of the Yankee wounded who have
been in the hospitals in that vicinity, except
two divisions. he says:
The number will aggregate about lo,no0.--
Of these thcfc are still mere about $500, over
haE Of which arc amputations. Of tho lat
ter it is estimated that at least one in three
will prove fatal. Inc deaths in hospital 50 tai
are about ten per cent. Of the original NUM-
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AUCTION SALES.
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By Kent, Pane & Cos, AuctloneeTs'

IN WEDNESDAY. the a.b Instant comm nrn s.s a
" clUck, we vii sell by catalogue, Legs s'd very
assortment o! trcsn
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,.
STATIONERY.
SHOES. &c
Now in Store sn living from Nassau, per steamers
Ar.t5isr, BtnsLer' Bs'ui'l" ""a h' A'a -N'"''' ~
c.n.: :irS IN par OF - ,r,,. ,,.
=: {" Scl,.nbe'i M,di-!n and Dark do
/; rx,ra Back aid Cray. aLd Patsto
~ El!r. and White sLd Checked G'nEheuis
=. English B'earh Long Cloths
-. C,.rk- md Cstrs Spool Cotton.
cx:r. Iack Eug;is. Crsp:s
ap- y Ia ed D. Lanes
lr1 pieces MohaIr DebaGes
al uuc Notified rw:lls
~ ,uper n aid extra Black A'pacas
81 - fac lr!sh Linens
10 :.ncy CHECKED Cassi,ner"s
10 a<tTa heavy Liner Drills
20 4" Grrmnn Cotton ltdhis
"a black aliSn Cloths
:oy aezcu gents ard iali-s Linen caubrr HGk:s
10 ladies whit. Co ton Hoss
$40 rot,:,. Englirh shn. Thread
81, p.ivn; rnread ass,rtad
isJ paca- b.: American Pns
ID = 49,, Th!t- as"t- Buttons
ligg cot. do 10
s:s b.crk and white Susprader ':e
! no ,io.-u paFi, Tooth Brn-he-
90 French Dressing aud Fine Combs
B.arx Boa.balinrs and .rL:i;es
ru.ii Dresses III BereGc Rohs,
Pr u,cd Grenadines
Or..- dies Hon : Ribbons
tr.ly B'ui Fancy WOOL IL SsiE;-.
Cray r"p'ilh
Hoop S.rI-, Sc
;;roccrics and Drugs
~ barrels E:sii-l, Cr"sl.rd sugar
.I ,t- Johns Ii Ina Tin
M. cases fine On tnpHsuc Bcandi-1
~ r,,krt, Swre; O !, pa;t * Ia !tns
lLni ba;, choice X u an. Laguayra Gof'e
- Lrg. B:catb SODA
- Ho4e, Castle Soap
J,,:,pc...- Sod, Ash, Epson SAILS
l,r' vsu wi.isor and NsS"r; d S"ais
tiro nd Pr.prr. Blu" Mass. 40
nntl rs Madras Indigo
- cares 81. lu!irl Clarct
Odd Jamaica Riun, III deinii"iin'
Madeira wins, III bottles
10 kegs old Por:U Rico Rum
10 bates Hops
lsvu unds Extract L'gwood
Hardware and Stationery.
sa9D 40 English Percussion Caps
-, "a lo z I pair ans S SSis.oFs
~ roxeo !. Tin
go :.auls Note rnd Letter Paper
lU6 De,ri .rd Double + at-eap Paper
mo dsz 4 iuc Lead Pencils
u " Buff AID White Envelopes
80 pieces A. chos Boiling Cloths, Ne $40 10
lao dozen Plsyn! q rdS
10 he RdiCS -adfe-
Plated Ka!v.s + orks. Spoons, &c.
HIT. aud shoes.
80 ex.Tl Dab Felt Hats
~ palr La lies En mr'.'! Boss
6U0 - Morocco DO. ass"r'~i
y, eases Assorted Shoes, consisting %
See, Gail l:almn al.
I.ad!-s' Kid asL Morocco Ba.ai'ral'
ia les Lasting and COngrcs' Gii'rr
Chi'.lrr,'s d. Rid boot, &c, Se
tn, sale viii commence rr.ninly ~ ocl"ck hrc no
tic" Il IL given o. he order in which u" H"ot. WV Or
oif,r,I. KENT. PAINE s. CO..
july 2l-;as Aaci'he'f'
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ATOTICE-To Distillers aud all Persons In
. wnnt OF sucb.-A gentleman !am liar with ehen
;.,rv and rhr il D ac;ra Di.er and Manufacturer OF
ydroua Alcohol real French Brandy or Conac, ano
oil other k.ud Of alcohol Iiqu r. Burning iHo,
Vim. gar by the 90 OK process twelve houIs' from s'h
and fruits OF all kinds, &C., &c.
The undersigned il competent 10 direct ne efeeru
construction VI Manufacturing Dstier!es upon no mo's
Ioprov European plans All part ID wan. OF n se
re. - ~. Pr co., Er L. y H..
.irsy 49, 49, Box 2s Iyuthbre, vs.,
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ccSrlSrArroy OF THE PERSONA ESTATE OF !


To day. in the District Court: decree was
granted contiscatiug the personal estate of DIR.
Garnet, sorl-ii.aw Of Ex-Governor Wise, during
his lifetime, while his real estate is an absolute
forfeiture. The same principles affect seventeen
other cases i'll which similar DEGREES were. or
,lercl TO be issued. There are two other cases on
the docket, to be continued until the next term
uf the court.
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GENERAL GARDNER TO GENERAL BANKS.

PORT HUDSON July 8, 1863.
t;cncral-I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your communication of this date,
giving a copy of an official communication
from Major General U. S. Grant, United States
army. announcing the surrender Of the garri-
son of VicksburS. :,
Having defended this position as long as l
deem my duty requires, l am willing to sur
render to you, and will appoint commission
Of three officers to meet u similar commission
appointed by yourself, at o'clock this morn.
ing, for the purpose Of agreeing upon and
drawing up the terms Of surrender, and for
that purpose ask for cessasion of hostilites.
Will you please designate point outside of
nv brcaStworks where the meeting shall be
held for this purpose.
am, General, very respectfully, your oho-
dent servant.
fSigucd FRANK GARDNER.
Commanding c. S. forces.
Mai. Gen. n. p Banks, Commanding United
States forces near Port Hudson.
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GEN. GARDNER To GEN. BASxs.

HEADQ'Rs. PoRT HUDSON, La, July.
General: Having received information from
your troops that Ticksburg has been surren-
dercd, / make this communication to ask you
to give ne the official assurance whether this
is true or not; and, if true, ask for cessa-
ton of hostilities, with view to consider terms
Of surrendering this position.
am, General, very respectfully,
Your ob't serv't,
Signed, FRANK GARDNER.
Maj. Gen. Coming c. S. Forces
To Maj. Gen. Bunks, Commanding U. Forces
near Port Hudson.
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AUCTION SALE
an THURLDAY MORNING, ccmme.e!cg AZ v
" O'Clock We will I'll n choice stock Of
FRESH BLOCKADE GOODS.
In DRY GOODS will oflrr-
Black Cloths.
Fancy Cas- ptrcs,
E"gi.h an American Prints.
Black and White Prints,
Nieached Cotions
Bonuc Ribbons
Ssos Threads,
Spool Cntons.
lins Nrr,le- snd other small wares in great
variety
ALSO.
4 choice stock OF Mems Boots and Shoes and Ludi .
end Masrs Shoes, Of all kinds
Also,
30 rrams Letter and Cap Paper,
Envelopes. Pens, EnS,h Quilts, &c.
ALSO.
lNh kegs Old Dominion Nails, assorted
30 dozen 81. Julien and N,d"c CiJr,.
July $50: SLAUGHTER, FlGKLES co.
iJ-whg, Tramincr Sentinel ana Dispatch copy twice
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xuyoDU LAWN FOR SiI.E.-NEEY FALGA-
w BILE REAL ESTATE ~ IC&EEE'.AND 90
FOR SALE-Thc undrr-.u' d oilers tor Sa'r his TWO
FARMS in cuinhsl lard county Situated hhont lnuF uIuT
,l,n. Columbia aud eight rcS from C'Ters'lie nr
contains about sJh acres IN" inP'"' En-
ur" which CONSIST OF most rScslcn: iw cling con'Aii
iy une ro M with porches, most excellent ana con
yrn. Iii; mgr ia the bRssm, nj painted Inside ano
orr, ith inIr large barns eight .ai S all Er;r'y new
oy,r,errs house. with all necessary ou'; Kitchen meat
house ice house. rai rng-!o-e, with ~cl Of delightful
wafer N the ward all harlsnEi-y enclosed; yUiS md
III ry orchard Of peach ard apple OF III" choicest snt
!. wei. warr-l AID ri abundance Of original GROWTH
loo .ticn hraitIy AID III most he?irabe nrishorh"od
convenient il, -hops post ilcrA and churches ami
only few mile, 20 lie cAi'I az C'uHui" "hcr 'N'e
/. good ferry. - -,
III otter farm contains 900 gcr's, Il Of which are
Ism.. river itu c,n,nd, The Improvements cOHss OF
y.ry good dwelling large barn i've cphnz--in ~ct I'll
Du,burlicgs for good siLed family. all In good rrpsir
". water and timb--"d: e'lra.y close To Navigation
,irg III 0a;s ing NJ Ja;I"s :Ivcr
Will ,rll the Who'll: together CT divide, II preferred
m.,. Gnl acrrs ard n United by those VIII" know 1t best
To be Dar cf tie best highland ;arul' in the county
II no; sold privately b. fore the 18th day oil hngcst II
will -. offered Tat day 1T public auction wonll 80
yi-. III sc in van: OF good farm To purchase privacy
A. I. bound 10 cal together much mfti'on publicly.
Wi 1--WE r7seSS:on early this tI 4. wbc1 time 'he
pur has. will have Lc chance 10 supply himself WILL
corn. fo,!v Sr. .., ~,
irr!a,- v.js fac place " IL leave :le psrsrt n! Co.
urlh!, where cDny..T aucc> eau BE- had.
BIZ Ric,arl WaiknS thc om.r OF the vSate VIII take
l;.sirs N showing the farm.
TERiS--Ip suit purclasert.
Also small nrrl Of leo acres close BE-, With all ihe Ee
ssgry bait lnss. ...,o,, .,
Adires, Il. Il JAChSoS' Au''.onee,.
WeItops Mills, Cumberland county We.
mi Cd rt a;..t:hf
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T,snllISSIDSER,S SALE OF LAND. IN
I LOUISA CGtNTS, ft.-By authority ola d..
cr.. Of . Cirrui, Cor: of oni-a county The suit OF
HiclIs executor &c Mi'c'ril AMI "iIer., Tie I'M
,rrs:.rd ~ rria comm -soncr named in snl decree.
wal. ON TUESDAY, .e eiI "f Scptchbcr, lrj "fer ~
s,. nj I,uh:ir arr II, ia" premises Ii KACI VI
LAID vim. Fork cT-"k, iou'rn county. twelve miles
.ou -ta. tie Court liO.. Continuing shout 40 acres
witch belonged thr lrtr John Mitchell. ct riud
COUNTY > ia has "n II a oUIioraoir dwelling
huu,r with sui;.. .urbuliin Is oi oi soil, highly
IT, pro we'd, aud las simple supply 81 wood
TIE purcl-,r will have choice either 10 pay the hoie
Of the pms, oacy il cah or any part ihcreoi or
s;.r unrlnv in cash enough Grfrar expenses ss:e
give bo- wish approved security, on credit OF one t"o
and three years r.r.T: Ht'. from 'i' Uhteient TO hc
PAIL -.
Soul III" lay abnv" appointed be too Indictment Tor
u. L. il wi tax" ii &C" tn ii 81 suitable" Ia thereafter
Those wishing fili the Information will communicate
with the nne, .iSurL Tlumps Ms Crrs: Roads Louisa
county. Va j. "ADD1'
jul. .p-lawiw. 20" iaitHonrr
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AUCTION SAL fiourns posi-.
ny GUNNER q Aien u.s., A"cu' it's policy

WE will SOL at our Warehouse; On TUESDAY o.
w ING. commencing =, o. o'clock. large aud dssrs-
bic assortment of fresh
Dry Goods, Boots and Shots, Hnts, Notions
and Fancy Goods.
consisting in part. as follows:
100 pieces Fancy sni Black and Wilt. Pint,
100 BIeached and Brown Skr,ins
50 Fine Irish Linen
81 "A Brown d"
80 Goi Lsdles Linen Cambria Hdk;-
100. Gents Fancy Bordered Hdk;s
iUJ I.adi,s bite Cotton Hose
zoo Rich Embroidered Collars and Cua.
800 Cis,k's spool Cotton
900 n Bayors Large Needless
% Uarning Need es
,,n G. resi- GROSS Agate Buttons
- :. BtA and White Rome susp'r Bu,tons
aVU packs Pins. tkrby'S
- pieces Ha; Grape
100 packs American Pins
CorssI aud Brached JrsnI
Cambria ana Jsconr. Mu,iiu
- B.acx French Chil.cs
Rack and White Lustsrs and Da.a.E.I
Alpscss Moauir and DcBa,ee
SILK and Cotton Hdkfs
Brown aid Fancy ',osc
"a Black Coth- and CaasinIerrs
Grey aud mixed Sa'iuei
Linen Lin: BOSOM . d Meriuo Shirts Neck Tie.
Gloves Silk Mills, LustinS AID Pear! SiT: bo:'onsr
Rubbcr Dressi Il d r inc I omb' -
l ory and nora F!ae CoWbs Hair Pin.
Ass,
zoo rrn;ns CoulI,crr!,i Note Paper
!ru Eo- aud letter DO
so dog Rubber Holder and Benz Tip P-ues
~ gross Pea Holders
81 q" Steel Pens
100 81 White uiid Buff EnreodrI
Memorandum Books, Pocket Oks
Violin s;ricgs. Tooth rhd Hair Bru-a;s
Lily White 100 duz Honey soap
S.I,iuz Low genuine Brown Windsor Soap
p.cAu, knyc,, Scissors, luk st, &c.
Also.
so Fine sck Felt Hat.
IuJ IIrnb d. d.
JuO Back aud mixed Cashmere iidiI
800 Hon Hats asserted
2uJ Leguora H,,r
SUJ pairs Ladies Black Lasting Congress Ga''rn
no No Heel Boots
4OO " BslmOrsl do
80 - Side Laced Caters
100 p, IIvrird Purods Boots
so Misses and Chlircns Shcca
100 meus BslmorHl ShSes
10 Gents Congrrss Caters
aOU Z" Heavy Br"gSns
100 I" Army Snc-,
81 q" firc Calsskin Boos.
Also.
Mems VI. Cloth aid Cashmere Goats
B!rachud and Fancy Cashmere Pants
do do 10 SILK Vests
Also,
o0Lo Blass' Pale Ale
SUMNER & ARESTS.
ivo7.,d. Auciunv"rs.
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FICKETT'S DIVISION,
INSPECTOR Cess OFFICE, ;

rUKETT'S DIVISION,
INSPECTOR GEy'> OFFICE,
jay o. ~!
T All in-tr7ctsI By III" Manrte-eril command & to
20 lecr al IN. exchanged Prison ~ r war conva,"s
c.,, and con. crIps helon.nS 20 tbs riv.io an for
viii tlen 70 tie command ~ speed j. Lspos'b b.
No more IMPERATIVE Gull nee be mad uaon IN" officers
men If this d!ision, reduced hy the casu ". oil nc
honor aud duty. III .
~ ,,borr ,-:ay 20 take rha!s- OF ,i.:sclm-nts. ard
III .I;,ad me-. r.,urna6 ri."n-rs ccr:a-tretb will
r pcrt Al once at Camp Let TO tn"sr in charge.
P'' WALTER HARRI ON,
,,- cs.odo,t a. A. and ILs2r Gen.
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lSigned n. T. BANKS
Maior-Gencral Commanding.
Maior.Gcneral Frank Gardner, commandin

Maior.Gcneral Frank Gardner, commanding
Z. s. forces, Port Hudson
Articles of capitulation proposed between
tho commissioners on the part of the garrison
c,f Port Hudson, Louisiana, and the forces of
the United States before said place, July s.
1862:
Article !. Maior-General Frank Gardner
surrenders to the United States forces, under
Major-General Banks, the place Of Port Hud-
son and its dependencies, with its garrison,
armament munitions public funds, materials
Of war, in the condition, rs nearly as may be,
in which they were up to the hour of ccssa-
ton Of hostilitics, namely, six O'Clock \. NJ,
July s, 1863.
Article .. The surrender stipulated in arti-
Gle is qualified by no condition, save that the
officers and enlisted men composing the garri-
son shall receive the treatment due to prison
crs of war, according to the usages OF civilized
warfare.
Article 2. All private property Of officers
and enlisted men shall DC respected and left
to its respective owners.
Article +. The position of Port Hudson
shall DO occupied tomorrow ut o'clock, A.
NJ. by the forces of the United States, and its
garrison received as prisoners of war by such
general officers of the United States service
as may be designated by Major Gen: Banks,
with the ordinary forDlalities of rendition
The Confederate troops will be drawn up.'n
line, officers in position. the right of tho line
resting on tho edge Of the prairie, south Of the
railroad depot, the left extending in the d.
rection of the village Of Port Hudson. The
arms and colors will be piled conveniently,
and will be received by the officers of the
United States.
Article &. The sick and wounded Of the
garrison will he cared for by the authorities
of the United States, assisted. if desired by
either party, by the medical officers Of the
garrison.
[Sicned CHARLES p. STONE,
Brigadcr General.
TSicned) W. n. MILES,
Colonel Commanding right wing of army.
TSigned WILLIAM DWIGHT,
Brigadier General.
fSicned G. w. STEEpNAN.
Colouel Commanding left wing.
ISignedl MARSHALL G. SMITH,
Lieutenant Colonel Chief II. A.
ISigned1 HENRY W. BrRcE,
Colonel Commanding Fifth Brigade, Growers
Division.
TSigncdl n. P. BANKS,
Major General.
FSicncd1 FRANK GARDNER,
Major General.
TIE CONFEDERATE NAVY ON THE HIGH SEAS
THE GEORGIA AT woRK--CAPTuRE OF THE
GEORGE GRSwoLD, JABEz SNOW, AND ANA
ZoNIAN.
The New York "HeralT' Of the 9th an
BY the arrival Of the bark Guigarella at
this port yesterday, we have the news of the
capture Of the American food ship Geo. Girls
void, Capt. Pettingall, who, it will be remena-
bered, took out for the starving English ope..
ratives cargo, worth about snO,o0o, free OF
freightase.
The George Griswold is u splendid ship of
| $50 tons register, owned by N. L. & 6. Girls
void, of this city.
She was built at Quincy n.ls62, and is now
IN her first voyage, and no finer vessel ever
eft this port and under circn instances which
vii ,rendes her name familiar all over the
world.
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THE REBEL HOSPITALS.


the Pennsylvania College, the Seminary. and
in all the private houses on the roads by which
they marched. There are great numbers At
and near Cashtown. Many of these we should
not have discovered at once had they not been
so destitute that they were obliged to visit Us
for supplies, rs our army countermarched to
head the enemy off instead Of chasing him in
the rear.
lREHEEworEDED IN HOSPITALS NEAR dETTrsBuxG
TO WHOM RATIoSs HAZE BEEN Issued.
Johnson's division, under Surgeon White
head, 31l
Rhodes division, under Surgeon Hayes, SEQ
Hoods division, under Surgeon Means, SIS
Early's division, under Surgeon Colt, 80
Anderson's division, under Surg. Mines, Ill
Pickett's division, under Surgeon Reeves, 30
Parsons division under Assistant Surgeon
Wilson, Il!
Purcher's division, under Surgeon Nc
ADAM 700
IIcath's division, under Surgeon Ward G9%
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE.
Under charge of Surgeon Frazier, 100
McLaw's division, undcr Sugeon Pattcr-
son, 100
' ers' ' ~ ls5
Total, 5,31l
OF these there have beer sent forward to
this date about 1000
Leaving on hand in these hospitals. %.%%T1l
The amputations among the rebels arc
much more frequent than with MS, and will
prove vastly more fatal. They did not have
surgeons enough to care for them in the first
place. and in the second we did not know that
thcy'were here till long after the army was
gone. The above are, of course, in addition
to the two or three thousand in our own hos
pitfalls.
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT or THE ARMY.
If the rebels excel us in the discipline Of
their army, it certainly does not extend To the
Medical Department. l visited the Pcnusyl-
vania College Hospital early one morning, be-
fore breakfast, with the MEDICAL Inspector, DIR.
James. 1t is large structure, very well
adapted for hospital purposes, situated in tn"
centre of beautiful grounds with unohstruct-
ed circulation of air. and yet the atmosphere
within was close and fctid, and the stencil
arising from wounds and filth was inSufcra-
BILE.
The wounds Of the patients were in1amed
and the bandagcs dry. When asked where
their nurses were, they said they only had
one or two to each floor, and they could not
attend them ALL In each corner was a pile OF
dirt, and the floors were wet from the careless
spilling of water when the wounds were wet.
! VIZ went into the yard, and there were some
tWS hundred slightly wounded and GONZALES
cent rebels, able to draw and cook their own
rations, eating their breakfasts. Incur hos
pitfalls these would have been made to take
their watches with the pless as nurses : but
they would not raise hand TO help their
more unfortunate fellows. So true is this that
many of them express the most ardent desire
to get into Union hospitals, where they will
have proper attendance.
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NOTICE TO IUNSCNIPTS.
TO NIL Persons between the nEcs of Fighter
and F0riy-rirc Year, who have not bCcl
EurOl.ru.

TO NIL Persons between thc ages of Eighteen
aud ForIy-riTc years who have not bCcu
previously Eurol:rd:
In obedience I, The Proclamation OF Ills Ercccncy,
Jefferson Davi President + the Confederate States
u, rsons not previously rolled in the Fourth Con
crc.si"n i District. h"twecn the nged q" eighteen and
ior:ybve yen whether TcSden's Ui any other on
81 the STATE Cer Staie are hereby required 10 re-
pcr themselves the MEDICAL BoIrd and Enrolling Oh-
GERS for ma:oa and ro!anf At the places AID On
tho dDys *ed ia the ANNEXED E"'icc OF the Examining
Board.
This not!c" ic!udss every person not previously en-.
rolled between . ,g-s specifications ~'i" 'ave at
any tim. discharged by State or Confederate sur.
.ols-th who ta"y time have b. -n discharged frc m
H. ruy thnr " Il" have been Discharged by
Medical iri' instituted for TIE ssamnG'on OF con-
,osr pap have been ps upon BY the proper con-
script auihori,irs - a., c.,o
Attention 10 "g!c TO Pbr H. sec. ana j. GENERAL Ut
l,rs So A. and |. G. ..
All The laws and regulations applicable to DISORDERS
he applied such conscrpts As TAIL 10 repair 10
places OF rendezvous Tor enrolment or who shu desert
All III. agencies employed fer the apprehension ard
confinement, Of desCr,er ami their transportation 10 theft
respective commands shall be applicable 10 per,ons ll
BIZ. duty conscrp.s who sEall f' 10 repnr 20 the
pace OF rendezvous after he publ,cat on o.: the cal.
r'' j. RICHARD LEwELLEN,
Major Asst Chief.
En-. of i:h Con. District.
. .aI.r.isaed one of tho Examining Bonrd for she
Fourth l.. nsrrs,onal District, u"der General Orders No
60 q ,,,- nd Inspector &C. = Office hereby glv-S
~ 70 all whom Il may ,cern, tbn, NJ has appon'e
The folio ring places ana days for III. examination of ecu
rnt in the Fourth Congressional District 10 pursuance
OF the st owe uoIcs:
CITY II acknowledgements ith snd9t AT ny oince
under Bank City If Petersburg
pinwiIdi. Ccur: Bouse-Arg. 6th and I;h
princn George Court iIousr-AugrS; e'h and lG'h
Che.terteld Court IIou-e-Aug 18th hnd l1Ni.
So.:oway Court lIou.e-Au'. 18th aud Eth.
Amelia Court II.u,r- sug. 18th and NEh.
Cur1. rlauf Court Touse-Adr I'D ana 2fth
'nurtf Ou-,-aEg. 10Th ana sIth.
foo.Ll6rd Cou., Ilous.-Scptcmhcr lstsnd.d.
J. II. pOTTINGER.
Surg. mad Pies Exs,H. B1nTi.
iyaI-cii FonE'h Con D"'ric''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-28
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT "a

OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT "a"
We take great pleasure in publishing from
the Raleigh Register" the subjoined defence
of '"Gen Pet,igrew's Brigade" The attention
of the Register" has been called to the fac,
that our correspondent wrote of Hett's dici-
sion, commanded by Pettigrew, and made nc
allusion whatever to Pettigrew's 5rigaae, ex-
cept insofar as it formed part of Heth's di-
vision. The whole of this division, not Petit
CREWS brigade merely, are, as our correspond
ent said, "raw troops recently brought from
the South" And this fact increases our sur.
prise that such division should have been
sent forward as support to SO important and
desperate an assault as that made BY Pickett.
division.
In the action of July Isl, this same division
of Gen. Heth, is mentioned by our coAaN
dent A" as having behaved with grea
lantry. q fact that dispcls all intentionI
ing "the grossest injustice" go
troops But "a" yas ,thesa
false to Iii =, 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-28
>-orIcE tn CoNSCRIPTs

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Tn oleIcucs N General Orders M rs. AdIutaut anu
In.pccor Generals Office a.! white male residents be-
tween the aces # eighteen and forty years in tho h
Congressional District heretofore enrolled - hereby
r.ored 10 rrpor. themselves to rho Medical Board and
Epr ling m ers csmios.ion and enrichment IT the
places md on days fixed in the annexed notice oil the
Examining Board. =,
This notice includes every person no: heretofore enrol"
"a .teru the ages specified those VINO ar" 81 any iite
besn dsc. r.d by State COME 'erac States surgeon
and those VIII, have At any time been d.rhargrd from the
army p.r.ons have discharged by District Ned
Boar,,s Iyon-, Cor the examination OF c"ns Tip;s
and NJ. sons who have furnished substitutes and by req
son rrcf hold certificate of exemption ron u" proper
co.srrIrt authorities are called upon to report
Attention /. called to Par. H. Gee. aud J, General
Orders No -, rs follows:
All tn. laws aud regulations applicable to cs"r'rrs
Oh al b. spplcd 10 such cOnerp's a. i In !ir to the
Mae. NJ rendezvous for enrolment or who shal desert
after enro.:ncH'. 90,
soonscrip;- will come provided win n; sa;i three
dnv, fa;.ots d 80 ti' =, ~, u ~
The nm 'e-sicped one of ID, Examining Bna or me
tn Conyre.ionq District her-b gives notice 10 all whom
IL NAV co:lrrrn that hr has fined up " t"IowhC places
and ays for i- axania ion Of conscrpts in pursuance
oft hr above