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War Department, Adj.tobt Gensrss's Ohee, }
Washington, Novembsr ~. i8s1
Special Orders No 10. -

Is. RI. pay Of ~ so,let.ns Older, |. .a.-
PEI dsd until pfdtef rolls aud returas, for
rs"ecdve rrEiuneAts or batteries. ars Had ia
the Nee 1t the Adtataat t3oneral. evidences of
which p Ill b. certificate to that efl.ct from
that t1ac- viz:
. Comm andins O9cer. sat Indiana vois.
Con nandine O@cer, 6d.h Ind ana vols.
Commanding Offcer, ID Iowa vols.
CommAn ding Ofhoer, Goth Iliiuois vols.
Gmmanding Ohhcer, 95th Illinois vois.
ION msnding Odlcer. ft0th Illinois vols
Commxn ding Onlesr, 18th Illinois cav.
Commanding ON er, Sd Kentucky vols.
Commanding On r, 2jth Kentucky vols.
Comm anding OMcer, lot Kentucky cav.
Commanding Omcer, 4th Kentucky CAV.
Commanding OMear, 18th kentucky cav.
Commanding CffceJ. 12th Kentucky cav
Comm andinG Ola -er, lst Missou,i State mil,
Commanding Officer, Sd Missouri State mill
tom mand,ng Officer, 5th Missouri cav.
Commanding Officer, list Michigan CAV.
Commanding Officer, 5th Michigan cav.
Commanding Oflcer, 96tA Ohio vols.
Con handing Officer, Seth Ohio vols
commanding Officer, 27th Wisconsin vols.
C mmsncing Officer, lnth Wisconsin vols
Con manding Officer, SD Wisconsin vots.
Commanding Officer, 40'h New York vols
Csnmar Ting Odicer, 18Th New York vols.
Commanding 0flcer 90th N " York vols
Commanding Officer. 119th New York vols.
Comm Ar ding Omcer. 9th Pen nsvI v mia vols
Commanding Ofioer, s.h marylsad vols.
G. mmandipg Omcer, Simmond's indie zen.
dent battery; volunteer artillery.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War:
E. ID TowEaEXn,
Assistant Adjutant General
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eRliottoss, Wbose uaSesarouaA mschin ations
Ne So % persist6asly sspessd, sad sassrsAsA
Ne ptopaasns 1plrsAeFs.
THn tfA10peeRDsaDon We learn tbss
Ne esswing sscs(oe Of - sssatse y Freedo."
Nua = placed On 1hs dome Of ths Capitol %
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ceaesea. -
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, tatioAsa.
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III 81
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d.. .s,ytHiSes ~ o'Olssa Hd%!;:,ea -
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n%LECrUnHso fHsINQU 81 CON For
& h +. i ks1 6s Ias iioesy s. yses.t de
Inquisi. lion at the school Room Of o. AIorsias
yEEDNssDAY Iessnher Hh. and wkDS E5D1Y,
Tceino.r 18th at rs O'Clock ,. IN: Single tic4 t.
cured At ss - SO ssn and az ~ 20
town at J. l. Kidweli's Drug store. no s sod don
" .sHAys11LDg BALPIMoR1 0oNsEJ.
ss ss nd p'ss:s sss
Bills; Pairs. suR,sr:. D;nns, Pssass, ga other
and o:s :. NJ :.9::. eoe
Easss !ess re best quality lnsds bv steam Iowfs,
l N, VT: DisosAa (: s1ffHsb, ~ My -.
vi" ''' 70 s'S' = 9is.s ;f; ;s;ist
For nSn4 a Il -. SOC or GOO oera. q oAI
sils ss..!ea; ~ o.: sAs. p 8. as'.. .s'i e
VII % sold low. Inquire OF i. p. HALL. Ass1
A RIVAL OF eANfA CLAU4i
sA.or so 81: AZ Ssiis:; F::i: 70. "a,
HOLIDAl6
Suitable for big saA htt;e +. ss.r:, q 1eea.y,s
bo'ess 39s ra.n.vivaei. sv.sSs.
1ouAhIhG DkAss 0ooDs.
n srninS Shsvh,
Hleck OIApe Wells.
Uxnh Pocket HaadksrchdsfS
kia ID And SILK Gloves
Ao0Tntn0 Collars,
We have very large stock OF the above eoods.
and ase prepared to sell log Any hosss Il The
country IL NAY 90
II b ls = &C 0Ds.
Splendid ,tcek Of .-r
BrsEoh Ma iAoAa,
8tk and Wool Ip'nSliaes. .ss..
ri + Aud Wool 1SRs
Ana other choice pres, 6: q. iu.t received from
late auction as-ss, .. will b sold vs.y eh.sp.
no g 30e Penn. ylvstia svsnus.
Housx1uHNIsHINe DRY GOODS.
We ilsits attention e our !ssss stock Of
La en- Damssks, Ts1slinEs,
: kapt ms Quilts OrsSh ~.
Oiotb TAtls Covsrs &c .6e.
All OF which ~ sell ct New York prices.
.eS-N sse Psnssyi. sais svss1s.
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NJ A1B 1spUnDfDD 10 AHsovsos that rom
IN dAse until IA meeting Of Ooagress The
Presadent viii b unable to recsivs y,sisess, his
time SsinS fully occupied By pablo bsssaesss
teovemSer "a, 1859. .-EE $50 - =

NOTICE TO GEoHoIfowI Sussonts1se.-
Tho Subscribers 70 the .star In 6eorEetoW va
are requested . pay no money for subserip.
Ssus doe now or in future. % Any other p-rsou
tAan me proper agent, whose name viii b
hereafter lesignsted ia the .Stov. -
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N]IxH BiTlON or ssOLvING VIEWS
W. stn B,p 1T o 2 ,en 10 fhirteesth street,
DA! 19kNIE6S. At ~ o'oleSh Adnt.sio y
cent?: e. z d. en- 10 ceLts. j. 700 Nc.
Ion ST. 9unt 8 IA nal
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.-.-. Washinstsn Money NasksA. =
Quotations Tor stocks, cola and lnou1fsnS
nonSy, furnished ~ Lewis johnson Z o.,
Binkers: -. 81
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II Orion the nth Infant, BAY H0RsQ: Al
L. viii. ,v.r hoth Mod boots lame In ris ut fNre
leg - .o., Z. I'D S,.dl: on Pi'e dollars re-
CORNKLIUS DONoHOC8H,
psf ~. bet Nd sv.oa. and 8: se..A.
&fkAYID Oh eOL1N-From OepitoI Hill.
= aAnnt ons sses stree. Q emalt you.s efsS
GIL nvHG HORSE, CONDEMNED Rovefr nett
q ~ - wNh . ssddis gall the hseI, aaf oas
kin1 q ct little s,.s rha sahscIibep viii alvs
~. dol srs fol she return Of said h,.ss
"a AilD tr-,te- a. UbD i. q O "a, eetrot
W Psonos rsDbie Short Hand Writsr. desires q
shua'ion q q or,esy ondinG Clerk or Assistaat
" this city altis,ore. at ha' 81 sslAry Has
led vsars 81 sxpsrienee 90 the Press - . cores
msr .r ploysrs. Address PAono.. Star oacr Sd
tir tern no - iws
ITO QChKtnkA AS hke " THl Any
] TIE sdverttAer whoAs sIparisnoe has msAe
kft. familiar Win QaaxtsrrDs stev1 accounts nd
fully eoDestent 70 make aD r.turrs 70 the nsane1
rsartsed By the QasxtsPmastes 6eae.al And fAivd
Auditor resesetfully otfara his services 10 thoss
vso may desire their seeounfs rstu rna propsx-
" made out. asS "6' etemsnt o. piasrsases, TYa-
n.to.y ,icS Addrsss ACCOUNTANT, BoI ase
OMAR oLosIRa our sALI OF QlOo11I1s.
VI 10 ~ $50 Ninth street, q few doors soutk
psBn. AvAsIe, ksinG ,As sntirs stock formerly b
Ware, tnear hn. PeaIse. Sachs Of Sat, lxtra
stock viii Be- efossd out vithis Shs nett fe days.
vi boat reserve. q Drie.s - salt eustoms.s,
70 Sn-Js
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soBDgDss' Rfss. -S,lncs Sasafday uagAA %
recruits for Ohio rsRtOents 40 eoHvuaeocsAn
feom PAllsdeSphia; - -AA1eaaioa stA New Yspf
Artillery 80 rheu, bound for HaspefS Reesy.
chaaeea prisoner nom Columbus. Ohxo rs
con yelescea0 IRON s0ANinoee, ana @ Down..
ueens employees fron PhAladetDAia, havs e.
rivea ~ de Sotdieesi Resi-. @flg. issl ss,ss.,
CInocrf Counf, CASV ynsties csrtss~.--TAo
evidence b the S4ch1ee eat-o1 case AAA zhsoa
coRctuAed, md tho connsei sAre now engages
- esRuinG aaW potats. ~ -sers SIS rs = 49,
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Nz1 % I'D sAf1tI % 4ny1l9SYn
S4e levi SSx1d2 fStLoE
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A RRlVAL OF eANfA CLAU6i
Great op4sirS II
sAzoY aOopl AID fiYs FoB PaS
HOLIDAYS
Suitable fer big saA titt.o g. ira. On nouds, "A
MRS. II. OLIrO46.
DO I" y 29s ~. hsv,vaaiA ~ avS~
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~ sHAEFIALDB BALTIMORE OONEEJ.
~ nonsry and LsAIss' Oyster Balloon. $50
Balls, Fairs. suRpere. Dinner Parties, aal other
Establishments hurlisA<d At The shortest notioe
Eates Iees. the best quality tnSds bv steam Dowe1
NhcAe4a1S ana reoAtl. no Imk
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I WARN ALL PlReohe BRON FRUBPIN0
my wife D1BoRAH A. PIPPARD. On nv a.
.ourf, % wln pAv 10 deb,s OF Asl 20. S.aatins.
NO 3}-S$H |I11Z RYTTHTk

kf0k gALl-l 500 or , 900 Cord ct OAK
T. WOOD: on The stump thtss mliss NON Beits-
si,l, Station; al,o.. one BARn Of 3as Acres D. il
mile from Railroad Home; and L0f Of 20 Acres
viii b sold low. Inquire Of 4. D. HALL n1eY
beitSvN|S no D. 81
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GfnaAf okcsI v,s. 9Ut s1L! q aaoo1sIls,
pssn. avas.e, ksine sAs entire stock formerly b.
leneire 70 yoAason. con istins Of ess.rs
Ware, tnear MN. Feslse. Sacks Of Sat, Ixtra
;teef Vi. ). sssd es vh. q. - ss :. AZ.
vi boat reserve. q Driers 70 salt eustoms.s,
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chi Sept. 8.

Special d the II Z Tribine. says Y Y
ruiaoreel among the politicians =
Richmond, thai Rob. y. Hnnter Y g e
cent Ia Mexico Il the rapFesssa Of
the Eoutnarsn confederacy, IN order 20
rrepare the NY cor oiEensirs and des
fensiye alliance between the Kmperns q
that country and the government y
Richmond. Ii ID said this GENT has
received instructions for the immediate
recognition of the future EmpeFor Of
Mexico, In return Tor which it y hoped
his majesty viii be led 70 recognize the
the Southern confede racy. Hunter. y
now at Paris, whore be WIS sent maaay
months ago BY the goyernment. with 2
special nilsson to the Emperor Of the
French. The principal object of his visit
there ID however, to act conformity WITH
SlidelI in all matters appertaining to the
Mexican question, and 20 give his support
TO the action of France, Austria, England
or Spain, having the defeat OF the
Monroe Doctrine for Its end. and %
promise the cooperation OF the rebel
Cabinet in all measures tending to cosln-
teract the policy of the federal Cover
nment In the Mexican question. 5.s>
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Now Yo.k Sent a,

e Now York. Sept. q.
Il Tic HeraislA special SAYS the neeutia-
lions for an axehange of prisoners IS still
in progress. No definite result has yet
been Feeched; in the meantime no ex-
ehgAge efeflistesa fnan his taken place,
bslf both parties eontiaaae g release o..
parole. 81 ..sS
notwithstanding the yieiland OF the
Potomac dotilla smuggling il still carried
on 10 considerable extent.
4 Hat boat has been engaged some time
in transporting good across the river NJ
Deep Hole farm, between Occonqnan and
Dnnfrcys, from which point articles have
been hastily moved into the interior and
sold 3at nsast exhorli: ant rates.
A Times headquarters dispatch says:
Tho guerrilla operations IN our rear stiH
continue. a mail party of eight was at
tackled on the road between Waerent0n
Junction and HARDWOOD one day last
week. Four of them and the mail we're
captured, j:
A member Of Gen. Kiipatriek's body
guard was killed few days since by guer-
fillas. when the whole body-guaPd OBJ
tained permission TO hunt guesyillas.-
They have been gone three days, and
their success may be estimated by the
number of guerrilla carcases suspended
az scare-crewS from the trees on their line
Of march. g..
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Cincinnati SanE =.

e .s- &. 81 IlnGlnnaLly sept :.
Quite an excitement was created at
Dayton last nighteov the arrest by the
military authorities of two men, named
Huber and Spell,nan, for the murder of
Lieut. Waterman. -. ..
The civil authoritirs demanded them
for trial on writ of habeas corpus, but
the Provost Marshal, under instructions
from Gen. Cox refused to surrender them
up. The militia has been called into
to take them by force.
A dispatch from Rosecrans' army rep
resents all quiet. .-
From forty to fifty deserters come into
our lines daily since the army crossed
the river.
The bridge at bridgeport has been re-
paired, and trains are crossing regularly.
The country south of the river is very
rough, and roads bad.
A reconnaissance is sent out daily to
near Lookout Mountain. The rebel
force still occupies a strong position.
DeseEters think there will be no fight
at Chattanooga.
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Ry the arrival Of the City of Alton We
have advicrs from New Orleans the 28th
and Ei"ksburg the 30ih
The expedition OF Mississippi steam
boats for nome point on the Gulf was
about ready. and but few days would
elapsc before the last one was to sail.
The importance Of the expedition i,
such that Gen. Grant was to leave Vicks-
burg yesterday for New OrlcaAs.
Nothing later from Arkansas. A re-
counoiteriuR force had gone to Lakes
Riutf' some distance above Duvall', Bluff,
The small rebel force there made some
resistance, but were dispersed with loss
Of several killed and wounded. No loss
on our side.
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HsAp-QR's ARxr or TIE PorexAc.

Septe- Der D.
Information having been received that
q naval expedition was to be sent up the
Rappahannock to retake the gun boats
satellite and Reliance, Gen. Fitzpatrick
was directed to move down the river with
his cavalry division to cooperate i'll such
IL manner a. circumstances might require
According to these instructions Kilpat-
rick moved yesterday morning to the. vi
cinity Of Corbin's Neck where the cap
tured gun boats were lying, causing the
rebel cavalry in the neighborhood to pre-
cipit4tely ford the river. Finding no
gun boats appeared to engage the Reli-
anee and Satilite, Fitzpatrick ordered the
batteries to open on the boats, which
were moved to the shore oppose Corbin' .
Neck. Having no steam up they were
unable to escape. They were thoroughly
riddled and disabled so that they can
never be again used by the enemy.
The enemy played upon our forces for
q short time with few field pieces with
out damage, but were soon quieted
These boats were merely tugs altered
for navy business.
peserters now coming in report Lees
army generally discussing another raid
across the Potomac.
There must be certain Indications. or
expressions dropped by those high in
command. To warrant the the assump-
ton that Lees army is again in excellent
fighting condition.
De:crtiors ar. not "a frequent as form
erly,
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New York, Sept. 4

VIEW otk, sept =
Neither the War nor Navy depart,
ments have any public advices from
Charleston No letters are allowed to
be forwarded from there at present.
Last evenings Washington Star says
There is no reason whatever to antici-
pate the fall of Charleston before the adj
vent of a season in which our army can
venture off Morris Island to points near
the city without riSking as great loss
from the effects of sickly climate as
from the guns of the traitors.
Our present operations. there are evil
IDENTITY but preliminary to those which
are promptly to follow advent. That
season is necessarily slow, because the
point of sacrificing as few of our troops
as possible being wisely kept in view.
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Wv DIX, Aug. {.
IN informal nlentino of the city Ranks


An informal meeting of the city Banks
and Mr.. Cisco, Assistant Treasurer Of the
United States, was held at the Exchange
Rank to-day.
III" proposition submitted ut the meet
Ing "" understand to be, that the Banks
OF the city should lend the Government
fhrty-tiv" millions this summer. Chase
i to draw for it during the next two or
tirr"" months as it is required. The
Ro,t"n and Philadelphia Banks are to lie
asked for fifteen millions. The whole
fifty millions is to b" prepared III Octo-
her ar November in the new interest
bearing Treasury notes. whicl are to
bear tiv" per cent interest and be legal
tender. This plan seems to be regarded
With favor Ivy our best financial authori,
ties.
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Chicago. Sent.
Vhlcago, sept. ).
The Wheeling Intcllipencer Of the Is

Chlca&o, sept. ).
The Wheeling lntclligencer Of the LIST
says:
Gen. Avcrill's cavalry has returned to
IEuntersville. The expedition went thro'
Hardy, Pcndleton and Pochahontas
counties.
They destroyed the salt pctre works at
PeDdleton, and drove jackson out of
Pochahontas, pursuing him to Green
hriar, noar the White Sulphur SPRING.
~ Rocky Gap they encountered the
forces "f Gen. Jones.
Col. Patton had a severe action, in
which our loss was about 100 killed and
wounded. including a number of officers.
Gen. Avcrill brought in number of
prisoners, Including some officers. lie
destroyed rebel camp together with a
large amount of camp "quipage and
stores.
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New York Sent.

The Tribun"'a dispatch saysit has been
ordered that premium of two dollars be
paid for accepted recruits for the regular
army and for volunteers. and shall also
h. paid for accepted coloIed recruits.
The Times, dispatch says that di<tin-
Caished officers in the army Of the Toto
mac have sent in word that Lee has not
given the slightest evidence OF purpose
to move his forces. On the other hand
ho is waiting for operations Of Rosecran>,
Gilmore and Burnside.
The opinion prevails among til" most
the most Intelligent officers at head-quar-
t"r' that if these operations are success
tui Lee will propose terms OF surrender
AMI endcavor to bring the wrr TO clo>".
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BY TELEGRKPH.
EsghvsavxIs roa .yIsx, soxr AaEsl..
- q {. L : = ~ -

- New York, SerA 8.
Th6Lsakz Rfshis ests lsavs a.rxesiscd
aa9r,s proposition to lsal the Govetn
nlanti IS aailliDsss. 10 sir per cent 70 be
I,tsirl III ssssw, RIO per raEsts legal tender
u,Ifs.i. authorized BY the 80 naiiliom lean
set oil March last There has been eer-
tain conditions made b. the banks, which
il Is believed Chaee viii not ancede to-
Ist. The qanks with the treasury notes 10
rim on two or three years. where it has
been deetaea absolutely essential 60 f.
nalcial safety, that one year DO the ex-
srenic limit. I'd. The banks stipulatc
that if they take this first tiffy millions
of These Tse&sary notes, those hereafter
i.saea shall be regulated through banks
If they shall choose tofake Them. Sized
the lonn Eail 10 be negotiated. il Is urged
that Chase will be easily able to replcn-
18Th the. Treasury during the next two
months. by the issue of five-twentiee, and
ii necessary small amount of ordinary
curreneo. An amount fully adequate
may By Theses means be raised without
eeriosfs tlarsngement 10 tue general fnan-
ces Of the country. .-.t p - ~
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Chicago, Sept. 4

Correspondence from .Burnside's army
the 18th, represents the troops in good
condition. III ..-*
Party rebels who had captured some OF
our men were overtaken by our cavalry,
and sixty of them taken prisoners.
The cavalry under Col. Graham had
also intercepted body of rebels near
Cumberland, who seemed to be advan-
cling to make a raid into Kentucky
Col, Graham defeated them, and cap
tured so prisoners.
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etY nrk Snl,f .

Til" steamship Fulton, which left Port
Royal tn" LIST, has arrived. At ) in the
afternoon of the same day the seige still
continued.
Gilmarc had succeeded in running a
PARALLEL against Wagner.
The ironclads had been withdrawn
from the attack on Moulsrie and the bat
trriAs on Morris 1sland.
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New \ ,Hk S"rt

N"w y "rk, Sept. I.
Tii' fli"Njn2 extraordinary statement
* - addressed to the Times, in which Ia
I".- il appears this morning:
Phiia lelIhiL Sept. /.
Having just returned from Rirhiuu11d.
Va. where have been over on. Var. |
wish !ou N"uId gir, the following putt
cation i'll your yaiu thl" journal: have.
aHrine my stay in Richmond. mad, all
'l'ij"'at" a"r'la'n'anc" with J. LHu !"
t,It. II tie Infcd"rate army. >,,,, OF
GEN. 80" Lane. Of lhegon, who is w"lnin-
'"'n''I. and WI" assured m" that the
=. ilI,n~jnn~ "f tIl,. north I.y lee and
il =an W.T." lna,te upon earliest, un-
ii. 1."t"d representations Of TINT true
>'"I,h."n man Nsliandigh:n. who assn
- I"It Davis and hi, Cabinet that tht.
north was rife for revolution and "nll
" ,lt,'f the arp"aranc" ar the southern
army 10 yrorlaim for Jeff. pavi~ and for
ak" Lincoln. Naliandieham' >rt)rescn-
tAtinn> were rorr"horatesl hy the tom. "i
i majority Of northern Journals, wll"
surely would not lenounCc the admins
trati"u So boldly except by the assurance
of having the mas .cs strongly in their fa-
Nor.
tSi"ncd HENRY REfNIsH.