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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

GEORoE's REVOLVING CAMOH. Governor BonhAm,
in his late message to the Legislature of South Carroll
nA, thus speaks Of the gun invented BY Captain Asa
George:
give of Georges revolving cannon have been con-
structed under your resolution and inspected and ap
proved by the ordnance officer Of the State, whose
port, with reports furnished by Gen. Hampton and
Capt Thomas as to the utility Of the arm are herewith
communicated. The remaining two will be completed
BY Captain George at al early day. In order to have
them uy tested Lsent one to General BeauregArd and
another delivered TO General Hampton to be carried to
Virginia, where it be tested in the field. he pro-
posed to replace with another, which he has ordered
to be constructed. Two others have within the last
few days, sent to General BeAuregard at his request
he thinking them useful at Charleston The fifth is at
the Arsenal for the inspection Of the military commit
tees refer you for further information on these SUBJ
ieets to the report Of the ordnance officer herewith
communicated"
We understand that the reports of Gen. Hampton
and Of the ordnance officer, are highly favorable to
Captain Georges gun. The gun will Are from 80 to 80
Sho:s in minute.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

"sAHDWIcHED BISoUII Ut appears, Notwithstanding
the howl raised all over Yaukeedom by the reports Of
the starving condition Of prisoners in Richmond that
they are by no means alive to the necessity of providing
their soldiers in the field with wholesome food Yam
kee correspondent with MeAde's army, says:
The hard bread which has been supplied 70 the troops
during the past few months has been of the very worst
possible description. Though have met with none
marked B c." there has been many boxes distributed
which we're packed in 1861 and which bore the stamp
"White House" Nearly every biscuit is thickly popu-
lated with uOsevi while many when Gilt open, disclose
the existence of healthy looking worms, fully an inch
in length The writer Of this has frequently examined
dozen crackers in succession, before discovering
"pufe and unds6ed" Think Of that ye epicurean
readers TIE complaint has been universal throughout
the army and tue fact has been reported to those in
authority times without number but measures have
apparently been taken to remedy the evil.
This preliminary examination Of our staff OF life,
before proceeding to the process Of mAscaton, Is GER
IA My not very conducive 70 sharpening of the appe
tte But there Is only alternative presented to
to that Is not altogether in accordance with
our "pheelinks" we suleny 'claAr away the obstruc
tOnsh and demolsh frugal fare with as keen relish
as possible They have obtained the appellAtion of
sandwiched biscui among the troops-an article pro-
yided BY dear Uncle Sam economical substitute for
bread and ham.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
Anyr AND INsPsR GENERALLY oEIIoL
AAS RruEaoaa, Dec. !, 1s6S.
GENERAL oRDERS I

GKNkRAL ORDAAS
w o1i,i,us Of paragraph General Orders NO. o. e1 h
IN, $3.50 Ave hereby extended 80 as 20 iaela1e
n r,-,i,.arv Department, and such agents o. ehS'
- 80 zen APPOINTED By the Secretary Of Wal ,o-
m Then a solder ordered be'sre boaIG o. ~
,,nta er sHcsp.tal Examining Roard IN ~,
III General Orders No IA, current Ss,es, y, ~
70 Appear Sv Of physical dsA6ly ne ~ 80 attend
nT 7yscan which eertacSts WIN also enoLSo I'm ,Sbuit
az sfu6e ,te 20 either Board Who, In nv the
.SEs moo Sush recommendation g ma pc ,
fae &C sr,.ined aud the character OF ne 5ected
r1sosstI,n Vi,h he aemsnt viii be forwarded -
Ne paraersph above quoted
By order. 8 COOPER,
CaSns4O ABr and InsP'E GEM.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
eESrHAL oRDRs,
8 COOfhh,
AR and Insp'r Gent.
Q. S. OF AMERICA, /
WAR DEPARTMENT,
,D,rr a INSP'R GEMS OFFICE
AD' RICHMOND, Va. Nov. %, 1888.

GESERAL ORDEs,
~ - a. 5st,ehusnts, unaccoHpanled ~ Slsl 49,
a., 80 ~ ,,DDed With the means OF - ,h bSo1g
rs oo ~ ~i,ents or commands % when hey %
O. furnish 70 the oneef ~ % e. -
- ~ oseer may be designated sen ss uron ne
suon S,pIlcate receipts beng SVEN theseiot'
~ Setachment the oficer receiving suon S. -
rs.ro 70 the 0aSrter@sst an s Re number Of
md he tne during which they lhaA nave eesn
T-o1 re rendiuon such accounts and me rePShene
- sened balance In his hSnds The omeer sul oe enle1
- ~ r-trn Of his original receipts snd the WI
soun FOR the forage obtained as me ssEe hAA OeH
chased and Is, ued By him - ....-,,,t.a Nv Z.
m When snail dstachments are sent OF ~
ocer Quarterm Asters are Authorized 70
thslr forage In advance, Tor the une b
oder or such detached service ding certified copy sun
L ~ ,sDport Of the voucher upon the return Of detlsn
pt 10 thr commands, When no finds sha have oesn
n5er ne FOREGOING povoas, eXpendtur Incurred ot
~ oacer In command OF such detachments Nnn 1ne
on auowance nav reimbursed BY the o. G
command, up5n accounts supported ~ AmuA'isI N @Pf
BY ne Commanding O1cer
rs,a, s. COOPER,
Adit Iasp'r Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

IaoH CoxfRAcr.-The difficulty Of procuring iron in
the Southern Csnfederacy to be used in casting shells
and round shot gave the officers in the Ordnance De-
partment vast deal Of trouble till General Beauregard
came to their relief. Hehas contrac ed with Gilmore
and Dhagren of the Federal army for several tons Of
metal per day. and those contractors are delivering 1t at
Fort Sumter free of charge, and without the slightest
injury to the old fort or its denzens.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
Total.

Some regiments lost more than half their number
Toe sixteth Indiana went in with two hundred and
seven and lost one hundred and twenty one; and the
Nnetysxth Ohio went in with fewer and Lost one hun
dred and nineteen. The battery, out of one hundred
and twenty five men, lost twenty in killed. wounded
and missing The cavalry force consisted of the First
Louisiana cavalry 800 men; Fourteenth New York, so
men One Hundred and Eighteenth Illinois mounted
infantry 80 Total 400.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

Is quite too bad Of ye, Darby, to say your wife Is
worse than the devil" "And place your rivlrence,
can prove is by the Holy Scripture can be To pow;
ersl Ddn'tyo rivrenee, in sermon yesterday tell
us that II we resisted the devil he Zee rom u' Now,
II i resist nv wife, she Hiss at me !"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

Rev. L. =. siIer states, in communication to thu
Ashevile News that the tthes In grain will not be col
ected in the 10th Congressional District Of North Caro-
Ina but the money value thereof win only be collected
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
II o 3 s A L z :

= That valuable property known
"LYHCHS WAREHOUSE" will be offered for sale. 10 the
highest bidder at Public Auction In Lynehburg TUESDAY,
the 10Th Of DECEMBER Instant uated Bridge street,
the chief noougare Of the city, and short distance
nom the canal railroad depos and bridge leading TO Arher
Justly regarded Of the valuable pieces Of prop
ery In the and Affords opportunity to capitalists for In
ves,ment rarely offered.
fnhs-Oash, or Its equivalent
~ Sale st o'clock, BY DUsMsGTos MrLtR.
JNo. A. LIGGAT,
deS-tds. Trustee
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

What is the difference between good soldier and
fashionable adyf One faces the powder ana the other
powders the face.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NUIICE.
The attention Of the Trade requested 10 SALE
ing at hslf.psst ten THIS MORNING, OF
Groceries,
Liquors.
Teas, &c. Ao,
To which will be added,
ONE sETT COTTAGE FURNITURE
Wardrobe,
Bureau,
Chairs, &c.
de8-1t TARDY WILLIAMS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

In accordance With the above orders AL oesr arriving IN the
u duty In this city (Eho have not already done
~ W repor b. person without delay headquAerS
By order Of Bngldisr General JON H ESDIA, Coming
Dent J. ~. PEGRAM, A. Gen.
No
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

DOR SALE.-A very desirable farm, contain
IL ing about 40 acres ~ miles nom PoVhatsn Court House
and Aoou from Jefferson, public landing James river
mere the place excellent dwelling, With seven roos
aHd an once IN The yard houses including threlhng
AID baraB al 10 good order There also
ans peach and apple orchard on The place
within mile Of Episcopal and Baptist Church and
oar Of Presbyterian Methodist and In exceedingly des
able nshborhood Mr. II. C. GGves az The Court House. VIII
VoF furthsr pNrtcuiHrs address P. e DANCE,
-ooB-du Midlothian P. o., Chesterfield, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

One family in Georgia has fourteen children, seven of
them idiots. The parents are first cousins
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
ADJT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS oITIoE.


richmond, Va, Nov. 70, 1888.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 15l. .
l. Forage 10 kind will Issued to oacers entitled TO It. sta
toned ~ order from War Department a. posts and not In
ne aed horse each. In lieu OF forage eh dollars
month may lowed for each horse, TO Waeh ne omcer may
be entitled certificate 10 each viii be given that the
thorsss are actually kept 10 service and mustered"
Il Omeers AdI1tant General, QuutsTmAEsr Conuls
Nry (sxeep purchasing Comsares) Medical and Ordnance
DeparmsntL signal and nenta officers Except command
Hp Of ents subarns Of Artillery, who serving IN
he held embraced the provisions OF paragraph OF
ibis order otherwise ordered In special cases BY The Con
handing General
siypeD S COOPER.
uoRt--lW Adit Insp. Genl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

= ,oo.. p RAuA Q. y HooR
MOORE, BAYNR & CO., No. LAT Main
vi street, LynehburE Va, ssAls GroeersAnd OoEl-
non Merchants for he Of Manufactured and SMOKING LooA
CO. WIN receive and sell Sugar, Moassas, Wheat Oorn oI,
Bacon, Leaher and all Kinds Of country produce Al sA
puy reported accompanied win he net proceeds thsrs0L
iaa-I
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

THE Subscribers have this day formed 3
Il CO-PARTNERSHIP under The Firm and style Of s. N DA
VIs Co for the purpos eondueng auction and Com
mission basines for Of Negroes They viii sell both pub
Mcy and privately promise her beat exeron1 70 promote
We interest Of their patrons
Their wiz the present. be that lately used By
4 n stokes, corner Franklin street. and Locust alley.
ThV solicit he patronage OF their friends and the public gene
rally. Poreu always In attendance a. The various dePos
N DAVIS,
ROBr. RIOHARDS0N.
Nav 1854 no2-dims
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
ApJr AID ISSP'R sEEEEALs OgIIoE,
Rrru3oHp. Nov. IS, 1855.

REDMOND. Nov, 70, lSsS Y
anERAL oKDERAl
having occurred from mlseoneeptOn Of TIE force due 70
M orts csrfypg e citizenship Of the Confederate States
@ e Issued o. tae Secretary o. state matter OF Heht 70
uV n FOR use foreign countries h Is announced mat saeh
napo are NOT Intended and have not any eject
haever COniederacy ente % pass ne Oone AIs
ne, or % sal from Confederate ports without due cophee
10 IN polee ar tary regulations prevailing there or 70 en-
ampt military other service Imposed oy sH or
ss,N g. COOPER
,oqsSiS AdiT and InIpr GenI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
SPECIAL ORDERS

No. So
Xxx Bgadsr General John H. Wnder hereby directed 70
make Immediate enquiry and report without delay
The name, rank, regiment and corps OF Al COMMISSIONER
oHcerp and thelengh Of Time each has oeen In the city.
M In each will require copy OF The leave By which
s ocer IL aosent from his proper command or statoned In
he CIV COW Of The which he ut upon duty
XXI Whenever u appears that officer Il not rghtuy In
Rehmond be VIII be forthwith 20 his proper command and
ne fact reported this once for further action OF the Depart
nfnL
lsiysed1 JOHN WIrHER5
Anat Adit Gen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

~ To the Voters of MeckenbusS-I a9-
Candidate represent you In the Leg8 M not
intention, whether elected defeated tie
service Of TIE country enlisted for the war, fight
s end Ny friends In heckenburg this csrd will do
q favor by mailing IL known. O. ALEXANDER
Orange O. H., Va, Nov. 81, 1868. no25-tde
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

SPECIAL NOTICE.
The attention OF persons In want Of good Farm, specially
Invited the OF the Williamsburg Turnpike, two
JAS. NJ TAYLOR,
dec9-lt Auct.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
ADJ'T AND INsP'R eENL's OPT,
GENIRAL ORDERs

RICHMOND, Nov. y, Iso5
GENERAL ORDERS
No. 80.
Eo,t.d man Who have been Cor may become) permanently
s,ssblsd md uho hold certificate Of Medical Examining
Boe 10 that Hot and been discharged the ser
ee nav have their rstons c0mmued 40 l ~ one dollar and
twenty ave cents per e Whistler they are IN hospital private
quarters, turough.
mn Men uable 10 CONSUMPTION who joined companies for
loca defe-ee discharged om such companies Ano cor
schbed This intended 70 eject companies Tor Hnen
,.cisi sxs.5on has been made by War Department
SJ order es,y,sD s oooPER
,.aa1y Adjt and InaD'r Gen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
SPECIAL ORDERS,
- ca

HEADERS, DEPT OF HENRICO,
RICHMOND Nov. Is, ls6S.
lExuAcr.l
SPECIAL ORDERS
In obedience % Instructions nom The A. and General
The following order repubshed for The Information OF al
ADpr AND ISSP'R 6ENERALS oTEI0h
RIosaoHD, April Th, 1888.
fExrRACf.l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
AUCTION NOTICE.

AUCTION NOTICE.
Our Catalogue Sale will be continued THIS MORNING,
mencing 10 o'clock, with large and deirabe lot
DRUG6, 80,
After which wlfsell
GROCERIES and
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
KENT, PAINE CO.,
decS-lt Aucta
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

QUICKER & LEE,
III AUCTION COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
LYNoHBURG, VA,
WIZ receive on oOngnnsns for sale, At auction phVHtS all
descriptions Of - -
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE,
,nA5~ ,hr hat Efforts % obtain highest market rates
Account Salss, with net proceeds rendered promptly.
On "a Auction Sale WEDNESDAY, 2h June aud regularly
hereafter on thAi day every two weeks spt
les - "a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
ADJUTANT AND INsP'R aEN,Ls 9 5s ~.

ADJUTANT AND INsP'R GENLS OFTIOG /
RICHNoND, Nov, &c, 1888 {
sENERAL oRDERs
No Ordnance or Ordnance Stores 9th than those prescribed
In De -5nancs Manual edition 1853 specially approved
by ne Bureau, allowed 70 be purchased o.
Ia Ths psriron sven By paragraph lS8S Army
Rersons par Ordnance R5guAdons 70 pEogde Ordnance
al Ordnance stores Gin necessity 70 be eH-
ere sed subject 70 the above restrctonl -,
nj Aeeosn paid by dsbursing for the purchase FAB
~ r,p,r Of Ordnance Ordnance Stores contrary 70
he foregoing ORDER viii be admitted in The iesenen' Of
thar
,St.D - 0'1'' g. COOPER,
,,ss~fT Adjr and Insp'r General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

A Y. STOKES & CO.,
IA AGENTS ROR THE SALE OF
Manufactured Tobacco
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Wsns nov receiving nom manufacturers and holders
rnments every style Of Manufactured roeAeeo, and solicit
Ehe attention OF buyerI 70 our stock
Among brands We are nov Offering are
"LonEhornb,' Soia Lea,
ss. II. Houand's," blooner hHis~
"a Thomas a Co.'S" IalpI
ava H. Edwards - A NORMAN
~ B. Oliver" "Jaekson.
And various other brands or pounds, napoanoA A
Eaa tsna embracing grades nom extra hne down 70 common
A.Y ST. KEs co.
nhE Corner Cary and 18th SiG
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER NAVY COMPANY.
HAVING secured the services OF a Comman-
der Of ten years Naval experience the Board has dser-
Mined operations forthwith and for That purpose
requires The subscriptions 70 be paid up Immediately
Persons desiring Subscribe urged DO without delay
ne viii be closed The capita 10 made lp
az lp-s J L. APPERSON, IT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

Y EROSENB OIL,
IA Lnsssd OIL Peanut on,
Lard on, Spirits TaTpsntina, As
JuIt received and for sale By
J. ?. DUYAL, Druggist,
al0-iW Cor. Mails lOah
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-16

WnAT FRANCE NAY Do.-The
Paris correspondent Of the New Y Iork
Times, writes:
l am told that the following is the
programme oftitc French government
at the present moment The gov
ernment having made an arrangement
with Mr.. :lidrll for Il large quantity
of cotton, will ask the American gov
eminent for facilities ufge,ting it out
promising, At the same time, that no
contraband of war shall be introduc-
ed III exchange, and if the american
government will not consent to .!Ais,
they will tax" it by force.
We We're permitted yesterday to
read Il letter from well informed
source i'll Paris, which contains state
,n-nts well calculated to Strengthen
belief in the above programme. Sill
dell is a great >chrn.cr, aud Napoleon
is a great advrn,u:er. The one is
intent on recognition, or at least on
foreign aid, at any price the other s
necessities require ;hat lie get sub
s!antal aid ior his people. There
fore, We We're not surprised to find
tina; the opinion prevails among well
Informed circles in Paris. that Napo.
lr"A designs to interfere in American
affairs, IN an armed manner, 1t, an ear.
lv day. His prob;lble motive is
found in Tie above paragrapb.-
Memphis Bulletin.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-16
Confederate Money.

In tie absence of other legislation
making Confederate money legal
tender, we like Very much a resoln-
ton offered in the sen~te Of Virginia
the other day, by Mr.. Newman, to
the effect "of suspendirg interest on
all bonds or claims which are due, up
on the production Of satisfactory
proof that the party owning such
bond or claim has made a tender of
Confederate notes in payment Of the
same, accompanied with satisfactory
evidences that the same has been
refused by the holder Of any such
bond or claim" This, says the
Lynchburg Virginian, would go far
toward reconciiing the shavers and
money hawks to a necessity they
may not escape, Of all the means
that cou!d be employed te depTccsa1e
our currency, and thus destroy the
hopes Of our republic, the refusal to
receive Confederate money in pay
,nent Of debts. or in exchange for pro-
perry Of any kind, seems to US the
most eif;ectual. Carried out in prac-
,ice, it would be Il death blow to our
hopes. The valor Of cur soldiers, or
any other means upon which we
mis ht base our hopes of independence
would not avail, if the very sinews
Of the war was gone. Let it te known
that he whose sordid lust for gain
prompts him to Withhold confidence IN
the pli ishted G.itl, Of the nation, and
who has an eartor the jingle. OF a dol
lar, when he has none tor the plain
tive appeal OF his country: struggling
against the vilest tyranny that ever
was enthrened, is wretch and trail
tor, who should be dealt with as such
1t would be treatment far too gentle
that would touch only his pocket.
when his person should be required
to expiatc the oGense.-Jackson APP
peal.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-16
Loyal Negro.

a correspondent informs us. SAYS
a Northern paper. that 4 cosnu!i;tc"
was Recently aproiut.din Portsmouth
to urS- Rob Ut Eutt, = nc9ro Of that
place. OF worthy !rpuje. and who
rendered Linls, II lannon's for his kind =
ness during tile prevalence Of the
yellow fever. TO beco.n" :. candidate
for Congress to represent ;hat district
The negro more loyal than Srgiv or
C"wr-r. promptly sent the following
response, w'.livi: "uI correspondent:
ini"r,as Us was copied from t!:r orig
inal
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. II, 1869.
To john Council, John 9. Lawer-
r1cc. and ot,I,r>, coutnit:re
GENTS Accept :ny gratr:U! &C
know led hgrH-Nis tor Your ,lat:rriHG
invitation to become candidate TO
represent til. ti>tr CT in the 37th
Congress Of the United States.
There was a day in ,h. history Of
our once glorious country, wi:cu such
an invitation would have been rccciv
I'd with some consideration. but now
things are very different, and TO ac-
c"pt such Il position when know, if
elected, cannot represent the voice
Of the people, of this district. III my
humble opinion. gentleman. any in
iirjdual wlc would suffer Ii, name
to be used III this connection, and un-
der the existing circumstances, would
disgrace himself, AMI show lut LITTLE
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-16
What the Yankee Soldiers Say
and Think.

The Providence (i. ]. Post prints
extracts from several letters written
by soldiers now i'll the army Of the
Potomac, which are very significant.
One writer, who has been CONNECTED
with the army al,nos: from its organ
ization, and who has never uttered a
word Of complaint till now, writes ::
DEAR c.: l am sicl, Of this
war-.o sick that l don't care upon
what terms it is settled have seen
thousands e.: men lying manglrd on
fifteen or sixteen different battle Seeds
all fox nothing. Wives, sisters.
mothers. and children losing their
hus bands. hrotllcrs, SONS and fathers
all for nothing. For here we lave
been fighting tor over n year and. 4
half, aud are now living on nine or
Ten crackers. Il piece Of raw pork and
some miserable copcr"s wa,cs, called
coffee. per day, all to fill til. packets
OF Il lot Of thieves, who are trying to
max" Ill they can ouI G; the pear!-
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Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-16

From MISsoUgI.-St Louis dis
patches of the 81 Of February, state
that Gen Loan, commanding the cen
tral department Of Missouri, has is
sued an order that all bush wllackers,
gurrrilas. robbers, ContcGerat. re-
,rulting officers, and e,nissari-s as
suminS to act under rebel authority,
found in that military district, shall
be promptly executed by the first
commissioned officer into wh9sr
hands they may be del;v. red; and
all persons knowingly ha; boring, or
in any way ail!ins and abcttins such
parties, shall suffer like punishment
and their houses be destroyed, and
al The personal property on the prem
i-e, s..=rd and appropriated for the
ind.lnn3t;cariou OF Union citizens.
ANY officer falling to promptly exc
cut" ii. s order will be cour;-lnartiat-
ed Tor eisohedience of orders.
fH!.oEHiCETovN, Mo. Jan. so, 'G3
t. Brig General Carr:
made charge on Bloomfield on
the 27tL. at 10 o'clock. witt, i4D men
OF my command and tw" pieces of ar.
tillcIy. 1t was occupied by parts of
six yu,@illa c",npanics-Coop-r's
lIiliSnn's Ealiin's and others. About
:30 We're in the town. captured So
prisoners, 70 head Of horses and rig,
ing, aud about hundred stand OF
arms. Ih. rou, is complete. Arriv.
I'd here this evening with the crptur'
ed. JAS. LINDSAY. Col.
Com. GSth Regiment T.. N. NJ.