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DENTISTRY,

\ CARD To IRE LAplRS-TEETU LX-
20. o. r'tlo". D. n AID with5u, psy. $ n, o,
g. u,l u,,ui.h silver wa 4, "a Sl' o. sJ!d from
''' :" go s'r,i'uA setts 30r. Der Tooth. leeth
nt'd AZ u"' crid. J' - ID Wy oinsr 81 nls jJr. 10
'end ~ D- bh\hE aui ~. ipWk,a. 90 anal
- 80 ~. "a
III Join howe, 80 CANAL >lHEEI.
i|-"' as,to tech On silver st >, TO as, On sod
- -,'t r,ai s't'. ~ cent per tooth; toe
rh't ''.N "l d, hUu0 orrlent n. Uhti hluss % IS
To ~ ~r tooth. Teeth extra I'd wthsut pain ga
TEEiH ATTRACTED POSITIVELY with
4 out n, hy the ~. OF The nitrous o1yde OF am.
monla COMMONLY called laughing css. BY Drs
HElfFIN, -, Grand q, opposite lorL & lsyor.,
Nes York, snd ~ Fulton =, Btooklyn They are
go siiveI " rubber, $40 pir'iai ss's coli, per
tooth ~ silver rui Der, J. NJ charge ioI r4trnrt
lux when O. eth are 70 be inserted 30,
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CLEAPED.
STEAMSHIPS MARTHA stevens, Baltimore: Pm.
~. "sshl1ti'n; Columbia, tBti:ish. L'vsrfso
sHli-J As'amier. iiavrs s,etonhssih h, Bordesur.
EtEks e n-ocs cm,u. Cose,; r Irving. sydnsv.
o't'e'.'adJ Pes''Glat,9- VI Dsdman, Australia
nEl.- Rainbow, ). john. / sunbcry, ,sdl,.
h's., H.ysns
SCHOONER y uo'-.. cr-.ros G . ws'.on.
'.rt ntra: u ,hho't. VVlire'1n. ks',, Nc-
'r,-trs 80 ~ -fr.-, NN-hins'oI; = u Jstr-,, >s-
'.v'i'. Randolph W,siinsion Lucy Church.
iIm.. 'oh,' - a., nl1rt Wsra'r. -. ,'i"n.
It.nc. a.-tinrus. H.y Sste, Bp.t9n
s''ul ~ \ cfocls. Ftaon',r, ~ ic'e, Iis,.
ARpivRp
srEAMsniPs O.sood. por rsu MONROE Belle
N'rtt, nes fh.lad.lrh,a Monitor, DO PHELPS.
Co. Ana hl,s, Do; Ahds, do. bacon, Providence
90, ~. rolIg, ~ o.i"an.. I v s,ct19n. London
uARKs irayelct, RI J,u'toi v u.lo. Ms,Au
London ocsnn Essls, H,y,n,.
BRIO orkney, Esst ia Dor; Alice Frsnklln, liz
vans p.,n. aatttno'.s; 1r.cLless Port Al Prince
Ratim re; l. srs. titsipls. Miller. baltimore;
i irraelin, ts sni,; & Croos. H-l,imore,
la. Mash. TO- Olive 4 Ida, do; ] n Ter, DO: E,.i
ZION, do; hi,s Cloud. Do; Magellan do Meiroe., ~
kiu': trsnce,. 'ieytosn: sarah JANE, Port koys
BfinI; lIard,crsl be Rondout cr Boston: Bucen
iaur. h.nror Tor sonih hinhoy; B,uJamin. E,Gpori
John. y q, Ann so, his. Ma'anor,s; WIN Hone, bal
'iinor.' W. W nd. Do; George hummer, Virginia; +
'tsmei, %, > Rue, d, WIN Caps, DO MON. Ms
pneoit, HArl oid for Albany; Pavilion. Providence:
MAJ Anna New ! Av' y flf A'bsny; Fannie Hazard,
Hartford; Annie Me.se, Providence: White Foam,
SLOOP lck'cr. Ackorly. virginia, with wood.
hl .ON-Bds Iante., on. Also 9 brs., brig.
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SAVINGS BANKS.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK.
"A No. III Chatham Square Open eaiy.
Sir per cent. interest allowed
Money deposited on or before Oct. ~. viii drsv IL
terest from oct
MD. VAN PELT, President
CHARLES D. BAILEY, rreasurR.
JOSEPH T. COOPER, sectet>fy. $40
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
1 llh o. ard sth av-Oren daily from 1 to 8 p. NJ
On wedse'dsys and SATURDAYS nom to- p. u. Ga
per cent. interest SLOWED. Deposits m sde on or BE-
fore Nov. LAT vill drav interest from that date.
THOMAS CHRIsrY. Pres. X. II. I'LL Sec w
Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
~ Noe 4?I and 4Y9 CANAL ST, cor. vsrick
open daily from 10 T. n tor, and from ottoo r n
ASSETS .................. ........ <SSl,h6A
Dividends have all been SIX PR CENT. On $40
and under and FIVE pm CrN'T on larger surss
DEPOSITS on o, before Oct 20 sill boa, interest hvn
Oct. lei kDER Y HACGHwOCT. Presidsnt.
wv :. wiIIfIocK Vice Prsidsnts
GARDNER = CINfi< u.
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4 Hrs.

AIlISrinN. LADIES - THE OLD Is.
-htsb .,hsd ssv York = Manufacturing Co, De.
1T. -. Chairman -, oppo,,e Crook bite N arlle
not. IN tdi. The block, between Pearl aud Duane
hail th. u'ps price Oar stock 10 Arse wen selected
anl a. toy !os rates Wafer, Marsh and renoh
~ Ftsu h and " alter N ny and Sable N ms fson
- 10 -. Nirtorinos and halfcspes l.. TO s. CholC
sr variety Ani beautiful Pun for children Of bar.
gan. Al1erns aud kepsiIiuy 70 the late 4 styles
AZ FILMING, AsnaseT.
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A PKESSMAN WANTED on PANTS, AT
"a q, Last 4, h ~ 2?o
PAKLE " ED-lNQCIRE AT AERA-
LAD iresd Bakery cor OF lafayette Place aud 4th
street ~
CALF BOOI il11LES WANTED, IN
~ in'tor- ~ Bro,dssv. $50
CAPNNNpS WANTED-iOR MILITARY
N'rlp'.' :. pi'i,ion i. Bet vice. paid 80
E,OE SALE A LARGE STEEL. GREY
MA. c. sorut Nad Kind nj stc for any hind Of
work, b"''"en md q y"aIs J. liice SID To be
- hsoome 1t, oi.s door ,soni Cannon II, u,t
GOV lESUH WANTED M INTFLLI-
,hst''g. lul r.rn'h It. near y, svs. 20
G,CkuLL sAWiEUS-IuE A>SO, Ii1ION
- % ~" hove VII! ho' s.pcg,l iue. ting OCT N,
AZ i'ori'rs 4. y AZ ~ I."s-t, where al ,cro,,
,5..,!nr,i.,e,, uENAf e. nELLsilABEa, Pc.
/. PEtt NJ, se-s. 233
NIAhIED- YOUNG NAN FROM Il
w t. Is yein Of nae, to Ogcn oys'ers. Appy ct S'l
rrar,'. 2Sl
\\rNSI tD-AIAIOk TO WORK OF
ia,lof's'' one ilsi can operate ri'iettt woe "a
ogs'' - on" ia; viii e,S. Arp.y ALTO Bsrter,t.
\NhNIlu--N GllH. ln 30 GENERAL
W hpusreo's g. ruot sash.r .ui ,ronor. Apry
IL, a. .h0" ttofr, I'- 'nath.,l Al. ~
\\SNItD.-A GLASS ,ijIIE TO GO
w 90 m, stepu', tor on shade the . fhc.;
ss's'. ~ '.'aag 'mp,,a,vm"n shrn. Apply 70 :
\. II, aud . sod - " ~
\\'ANTrp- juoIiASDS 10 WAKE Flame
w .hlt's hv rn,chiro. VIZ - OIL. I'D to brin.
a accommodation. Apply ~ . slip, eoru.
South a.. WOOD. 49,
\iTASlED-GOUp i.iLORs ON flNf
| TIE tor,s. lur PIN, :. -
| - GOOD IAlIOEs WANTED ON BUSH
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TCO Late for Classification.
- RAT1e .,

SHEA on Oct. 18Th, William she's, aged 81 years
n" relatives ard fiends Of che family. also the
s-ivc and 'Venp. IN h'n - o. gard Engine Co "a.
are rcspsctfu " invited 10 attend tho fulrra. thu
trutsdayJ Afternoon, Oct 20. A. o'clock. from his
late residence, u hinsst 2.T
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EOH SIWbUELH, POUGHKEEPSIE,
j Eordoat, Ens.ton Tho MARY POWELL leav .
f0st Of JN suss. sysry Ansragou, o. A. o'eset ~
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ykSl.lcAlsy.

4 >UB>rlIt ~ WASILD TO-DAY.
II W 4i give all tzif, hish vdc to good man
coon a. sec 80. A si.n preferred can Al 20
Lrosts.,, room -, - stai-s. Cd
Ct BsllIUTES WASlED-tOR rItCuy
Sand unuy, {, sh.m W. sill p,y more han sni
o,n,r essnt IN TIN city. CHRISTIE sfOw. =
Whit",t ~
SUBSrTlILS MANlID-WE wILi.
80, Hss' ' .or XIX AS, e. M ,s9e tS
zoe er sas,ur esrwhe.c JANE 20. agents. ~
s.00I CASH is IlANp lllis DAY, for
g. Dit,gie' .Hd 'Stc sSa9i iS 70
lonntie. Arp, ,ar.y a. :. Par. 81. 9rst ~ Pcgt
rip. ss'
s3JOwa,t,.l,F,SSdIlE,N., st., .h ~. =,
eity -il be siNen. Ascnts sud tunuert iberaly
dgsl Tih usl % f'r :, All, rom S,EN . y.
$500 -lotE Ill ADkED DOLLARS
'iN'Nl. u,id tur ,,lu..i.utc. tAll At fACo,t-
l.utt .tt'rL ~ f'sf., near Nets street, bARhf 4
st1S - SUBSTITUTES WANTED
''for today. Appy AZ. De anrey q. n.r
lS-E. SrBSlITtlE>--tA ASH IL Hand
- - ~ pa, ths h,rneri bCant, IN ci'y
rloi UIsu, not .hiv 10 .rRi'. Ca snd zee fur VOW
.rnr' -ftANfE ~ ,ha'ham a. Or fs''s,,oA
$500 HOL NIY FOH BNillIIfS.
t~DC y ram IN nnnd s.,I; oash IN ten .a,,, .-a,
I'hr hs ancD uf.d, s5pryerV 'hle, months. SO 4.
'glts t."n.H 'd .o d-sN'd r,i''o- IN N"~ 80 \.
BrnnAlvu ~ 200 ttr cruatry dI.trIrtS LII {. N
m't'an p,.d 20 Agent. Apply - Nc =" b.oadvky,
ruort - IL
cor, HruAI Y--RtrEl H. NNNIrD
'H,J'l't 90 fl- o.'.,r tor a ia s, u hsls,
Pa, u,af f,ly, Jr"c5 Co. capt. COLI.
Recruiting CNrD. -.
~ $50 90 CENT liAik biL'
"a bR.k-is CELEB, trEh HAIR DYE
g.. an, only z Liable NJ wei, A. the Chs1Iss, article ia
ii vuI ri. aul sold b. all i'tqoctabt DrIggt. 10
tho l'Ultel siatn. NE following Wi kuosn yhoe
pn.r pIut sfts ~ or Arcntf IA New iurl: BARNES
4 90, 20. BIO ltwtv >. e. uAi:I, 20 5.,Emar =
AID Ncars, WliE.i.kh. - ,HtIry .. RLEp a
O., 80 Airu cor stgnr = &c, AMI cor Avenue II
sad II l-.u-ti PODILG : Go, 81. HID .uu s.fco:
ADD 81. aysuu-, ~ n, Sttt taa Gi.J b. suIplird
b, ChAs y; CIR ILNl No - Sigh avenue
ksagIattuIsd ~ ~ south sscsnd o., WuAsuasbu. 81
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MARINE NEWS.


Sun Rolf -suDs,o,.i9 Moon s. MOI n W OF 0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-25

In 80 terrible an extremity, Lincoln diTcs.ed
himself Of his natural inHexihility; ard, On
tic l2,h Of May the canitulation was signed.
The garrison were allowed some of the hon
ors Of war: but they we're not to uDcase their
coiors, nor their drums to beat British
march. The continental! troops and seamcn
were to keep their baggage, and to retnan
prisoners Of war. until they were exchanged.
The militia were to no permitted to return to
their respective homes, Of prisoners under pa
role: and while they adhered to their parole,
were not TO lie moles'cd By the British troops
in person or property. The citizens of all
sorts to be considered as prisoners on parole,
and to hold their property on the same terms
with the militia The officers Of the army
and navy 10 retain their servants, swords, pis-
tolls. and their baggage unsearched. As
70 General Lincoln, he was TO have liberty
70 send ship to Philadelphia with his des,
patches.
Thus, after a siege Of forty DAYS, tne!capital Of
South Carolina fell into the hnnls OF the royalists
Seven general offircrs. ten continental regiments
much thinned it is true. and three battalions Of
artillery, prisoners Of the English, gave signal
importance to their victory: the whole number
of men in arms who were taken, was estimated
at six thousand. Four hundred pieces of artille'
re- of every sort, were the pride of the yictors
with 70 small quantity OF powder. balls anc
bombs three stout American friga,es, ONT
| French. and polacre Of the same nation, aug
| mented the value OF the conquest. The loss o
men was not great on either side, and was no
uneQualy shared.
At that period Of gloom, although Charl.sto,
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Virginia has r"c-i7ed in her bosom the
most cruel Of '.y shafts aimed at the life of
the Confedc,l3y. But there is no craven cry Of
peace heari among her sons, while the foe il
aield! The word which she sends out to her
sister Comnonwealths, is ftly set forth in the
language of the Governor Of Virginia, con
vening in extra session her Legislature. She
is prepared to inject the foe with calm def
ance that acknowledges no alternative but ar
unqualified recognition Of our independence
So speaks one of the sisters that have suffer
ed the most what response shall she have
GSeIma Dsspatch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-25
nooo EgWARp.-The a1o,. ,r-.rd VII b,

FTAyISG been detailed by the Qnar'erE1astes's n
ia pnruent tie all Irregular claim n,.in.i III,
Confederate Stat Cove for Tie Gi King
William, King and Queen. E.sr1 Mathew, Giouces ier.
20 rad counties that rrHuy 10 receive Aua settle aid
c',us aad wish them TO BIZ sent in promptly Any u
headed u regard 10 ttse e.ied ayd ,p.ciL
aims BIS had by application b, MY ofce. hanover
Court House. 70. SPECIAL information page 60 .Rd
ls1, Appendix Army Regulations.
WILLOUGHBY y SMITH.
s7s Ttf1' L-pt sd A Q. II,
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had surrendered aud South Carolina had suhn:;a.
ted-aIthough Savannah had been captured
although the battle Of Camden had taken place,
and Gates had been defeated by Cornwais-
there was no; a word breathed Of submission
the public mind lad not los. its clac:;ri.y, ard
the recuperstive energy OF rne people carried
them forward to the goal of liberation and iude
Daubauc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-25
RICHMOND iiARKETH.
! GCrsT. -. 1858.


Wharf.-The mills CT this city ure paying
$ per tushsl for good whea, AZ interior
article is sold in the naarke, for Il less Price.
fLoUR-Superfne is sold al S:25 At the Gs!-
lego mills. Some MERCHANTS ask more. 40
extra or family has yer been in the ..a....,t
The price i expected 20 be SIS 10. exl.a, AID
$50 for family:
ToBAcco.-Wc quote inferior lucs at u 60
to IS 90; good, ~ 90 to p no. Sac bright,
% 90 to 80 90; inferior ienf, 50 90 to p, 90:
covd, 40 % TO 50 90: tne sbiurin, Cu "a 81
10 GO: fine mrnu.acturrd, - % 70 Ia, 10.
i;nr BRIGHT yrrrncr .Cv a.! :, RON rl ~,
occasinnal sales at higher acnre.,
Cos>.--We con,inu" 20 quote At y 81 10
$40 Der bn~hel. The ar;;c!. IS very , .,...
O.rs--Saies AZ 81 per busncI.
Cons MEAL.-C!ty and country o, ~; corr
meal is selling At SO per l.ushoi.
H.y-Baled hay biiugs SO Pc: ,,.nG.c,:
pounds.
/! BAcvS.-Racon continues 70 advance. /.
now brings 81 SOaSl 90 for shoulders. aai
81 90aS- Tor Lans and n!:li!inr.. Tuc ar
tee is very scarce and the aua!.tv Of lnsl
offered for sale IL Inferior
IRos.-The price ct bar iron ranges ir"m
80 T. 20 cts. per pound, according L. r;Gl.-
horseshoe rods GO cts. peg pound. O.,t Do
miri9l. .ails 50 to IS cts. per pound
GRocER!Es-W quote brown SCAR {:
81 80 n l;S5. Mnlnsses $l3 to IL 90 per ,aIlou.
Coffee 81 - TO i rs. Rec 20 10 - r"nts.--
Salt IL u - cents. Cotton yarns )! - 10
60 per nun he- So9:Lyero guauo AZ so 60
p"r Ton. Grourd plaster $40 90 per ton
Corn wElskey 81 W to 70 W per gallon. Rye
whiskey sd W to 81 w. Apple BranIy
81
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HEADQUARTERS Army NoR1HEas Va, /
July GATH, 1858.
Genera! Orders,
No 50

Genera! Or1ers,
Nc. so.
All officers and soldiers now absent from
this army, who are able TO do duty and net
detached CO. s?r2ial service, are ordered 10 re-
turn Immediately. The Commanding General
calls up"n al soldiers IT, rciniI their re- poctire
regiments q. ooce. 20 ren.a at home in DIS
the !.yur Of oar cuurtry's ueed. is unworthy
The manhood of Southern soldier. While
you proudly hoas. that Won belong to the
Amy cf Northern Virgins, Ie; it not bs said
that Won HeSerte,! your comrades in Il cen;cst
in 1hica everything you hold Gear is at stake
The Commanding General appeals to tho reo-
pie Of the States, 20 send foT:h every man able
10 bear arms 20 ail the b.Gre soldiers, wiic
-hnFe - otteu beaten back cur foes, 70 sT,ike e
decisive blow for re safety ara ssSc.;tY of
on5 homes a,,i the indcpenence Of our country
BY colamaal II Ucncrel Y. 2. LIE.
Z. II. Iii:Lr"". \. i. & 7. o
Ju!y%il in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-25
MEETING OF TIE PEOPLE OF PlTTsyL.

1t Pittsyivunia Court House. last Monday, a
meeting If tie people present was called. which
80. a liressrd hv Col. Y. S. Fiournoy, Of Hall
fax Md Captain Vincent Witch-r, of this county,
".0u tho crisis now At hand aud tho duty Of the
Sha aud Confederate Governments, rs WI. rs
Of III" p2upe themselves. After the speaking
~as iuroaah With - mcetiu: passed resolutions
approving the course OF Governor Letrher III
convnli;ug W extra session of tho Legislature,
and instruc:iug The Senator and Delegates from
this county to vote for the passage OF 4 ls1
rlnc,u. all men between the ages of rs ani 60.
no. in the Confederate service, into military "
yanizai:ans for home protection, and to n!e"t
raids OF the enemy and aiss ins'ructius them
to ail in passing law making ii = rcn'l
offence punishable by confinement in '!c
P.ri'est!ary, for AIRY person TO bring ceods
from Yanktr land Or el4ewhe7o into this c"untry.
withou: permission from the Confederate Guvsrn.
mcnt.
1hc meeting ~as quite large and was unani-
mons in it, action. Th' stirring speech of Col.
Flournoy AID the well considered remarks Of
Captain Witcl.er mus, have encouraged even the
esparing. if any such were present-to go to
work for Tic cause in some way or other Dar.
vile Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-25
METAL AND NETTLE.

A young lady,.writing to tho "Flori3ian,"
thus relieves her eek Of .illy charge:
We women, says she. are sometimes ,ieersd
for partiallty to "the but:on;" but they wno
try thus to make us ridiculous only ex-
pose their own stupidity. Vas it "the but
ton" or the "plumed helm" .hat captivated
the gentle Dosdemona? No She loved the
Moorish captain "for the dnngers he had
passed" for hisheroie service. to her country.
1t was not the mctul but the n,etiie that at
trGcted her. And so it is with all women Of
elevated sentiments and good sense. They
all admire courage, aud can generally dis
orimiaate between the truo metal and the
counterfeit. They know that there ore
"Msny con ards Who wear upn- their ching
The boards O. Hercules and :rownnC Msrs.
Yet inward searched haze ivrrs white milk; -
and for such pretenders we feel sovereign con.
tempt, whether they cultivate their boards in
camp or at home in thsehimney corner,
For one, had rather take to my heart the
private soldier who had returned from she
war manned and penniless than the cold
blooded spcculator who had grown rich, OF
the perfu1ncd flop Of hereditary wealth, who
had nursed bis moustache at homo. while
their be.ters we're bleeding in my defence
and in defence of oil that is worth living for
my country and her independence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-25
DIED.

DIED + che county Of Hanover, on Monday the l7,h
INST at Geueairn I'd. Residence Of her father MARY
FILE TT, ssc,nd daughter Of WIN. H. and Sally z Camp
bel, aged 10 esrs.
She lovely GIRL very Interesting and Intelligent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-25

TIE STORY OF 4 DRUMMER Boy A little
drummer boy, !stcly sent back to Ia from Hilton
Head by tho enemy, without exchange, tells In"
following brief story Of himself II" had been
serving for some time rs A drummer " hen. tired
OF braiirg siierrskin instead Of the Yankees, he
enlisted AS private, and was at Fort Wagner on
the memorable 18th Juy. After tia repulsc of
The stormirg party, he. in company with n te"
others, sailed ont 10 pinnder; and, overcome
h. the gOnd things which h" found. he fell asleep
il! the sand hills The bold little fellow awoke to
lind himself in the grasp of negro three times
| ~ big as himself. BY this sable soldier Re was
taken 10 the Southern part Of the Island. WHENCE.
| nfter having had the pleasure OF seeing General
| Gilmore. he WAS sent for while on board tho
lron.,dcs. aud then transferred to Hilton Head
| He describes the Ironsdes rs being defended by
bulwarks Of sand packed tightly, and orcrlaid
will, planks to prevent it being washed by the
rain ON hcins asked how he was treated a, Hi.
ton Head. he replied: oh, bully Picked beef.
Dad picked pork sometimes fresh beef, coffee
and gill Of whishay four times \ day" From
the boys report VIC should infer that the Yankees
| have lately inangurat"d new policy with regard
to their prisoners treating them with IN insioious
xiudue.S and consideration. He declares, also.
| that during bis stay ut the island, Monitor was
brought there from Charleston with her sides
badly indented aud the revolving machinery of
! her turr.t very. severely damaged, though not
beyond the possibility Of rcpair.-l Charleston
! Mercury.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ SPECIAL NOTlCE.-we shall IL
oiune 10 DRY GOODS sale u. WEUSESoiyI-,,
BE- sold at eleven oel,cS precisely !uv &c e p,.
did
DRESS SILKS AND RIBBONS,
iuli le7 del ,rora Lo-., IL. con is'Ing Of
3 sck S:iks. OF surrrb lT 'f-
LirgnEt Brown B!ur AID ID sb SilEs
rrcn ns nlxr. o. 6-aU''u .L..rs
Blue aud Blown rnuE.t S.!la
Il lc.. Bet; .nu velvc' RbBouI
Extra Super Ellck naes ia. &c.
Bong tue rct-.t ard Cc- Fable !pyyc, Of Good.
offered b. u. th- .tAaon
aug 2J-.-s KENT, PAINE & co huc,.
Myr SPECIAL NOTICE.-A U.CTION
SALE THIS D>Y Ne t.';;e '!,n spre.' s.,L'..i. u.
css.s,s 10 Our -prus d h,s'rtuleu, OF
Boots md ".s
fia Fei. Hat,
-a: s' -s -,l I'll :, ar - 1ns soES
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y-d To G"n-rat w II BS"w.E 80 ,aGai'
dnt. rel r-sen; rho se"s.ors! .,er', eonfc..I
counties Of 'u'Pepof, Madison, oronsc and Greece
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,,pu-uraen, with the UhaIc OF New PrUY.u.;c Ora
ban. ". q. on WEDNESDAY, before ND -sccnd aorg:.
day In October. - WIN. L. LONG s"c'y,
n Pet4rsburz E3,resa a. 7.!eish Register nqd
PiOyrsSs nil! copy AMI s-ud biz, 10 ". LLOls HyGo
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ADJ & INSP'R GEMS OFFICE,
RiCHa0SD, August 18th, 1866,

hiVNAOND august lNth, 100,
GENERAL ORDERS,
40. lis.
|. Officers receiving voluntcers !ro1a chose
liable tn CONSUMPTION, will in no case grant
iuriou4hS for more than ten days, TO such
volunteers, before entering III active. service.
H. Every man liable To CONSUMPTION, volun-
tcering before enrolment, VIII report himself
aud the company in which he volunteers and
likewise be reported by his Captain to the
communicate u couscrn,ts for the State, with
in tea days after his act Of Volunteering; other
wise he Viii he held subject to enrolment and
;issi sna!cut.
by order
(Signed) $. COOPER,
Aug l9-1w. .Adjt and Insp'r Gen.
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Advertisements viii be inserted AZ the rate
or one DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per square,
f,r each nsevii1a-cght lines Tor. lessl con
s.itu,c square.
Al or1crs must be accompanied by the
c,-;,--,.!.erwiSe they will not be attended to.
Levers containing money are sent at rho
r;sl: Of Tie writer's thereon.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
ADJ'T Il lNSP'R GEMS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, August o, 1868. )
GENERAL ORDERS, J

No. III.
|. Permanent posts aud depo!s established
by the Quarter;uaStec's Department are placed
under the special control OF tho Quarternaster
General, though subject to The inspection Of
the commanding officer Of the department. 10
which they are located.
H. Changes il tho assignment Of officers
stationed at such posts and dcpoLs will DO made
only through orders from this Office; and no
change in the location Of posts and dcpcts will
be ordered hy the Department commander,
except under circumstances OF strcug emcr-
gcncy: in which cases rcTar. of such changes,
with the rea.on thl rcfor, will be transmitted
10 the AtjGtans an! inspector Generals utiic.s.
Ky ORE
{S.aeA,) s. COOPER,
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FATAL TRAGEDY.-A personal rencont.o oc-
Cured at the Norve House yesterday evening
he ween Messrs L. Fl. Lyme and Dexter Oiey,
which resulted fatally to the latter. The diti-
Guilty grew ont of some previous misunderstood,
then resulted as above stated The fatal wound
was inflicted in the lower part Of the abdomen
with pocket knife. BY. which an artery was
severed and death ensued IN about twenty min
utes. Mr.. Lyme also received two cuts, but they
arc not supposed to be serious.-[Lynehbnrg
Virg;nisn, Aug.2l,
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Tie Rebel" states that few days ago Gen.
Rosccramz made 4 Reconnaissance in person aiong
the Bridgeport line, coming as far as Stevenson
inan iron clad car, and riding thence on horse
back to the river. 1t is stated that he has dupll
cate bridges 10 tho Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, ready to be used upon short notice
No approhensions, however, need be entertained
oi his throwing any one of these across the river
at Bridgeport. or Of lis being able to fud any
ford I'm guarded
The condition of our army is healthy, and in
general lis discipline is good. The men are not
kept idle a, any lime The camps are we'll chosen
and very cleaniy.