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Our Pensacola correspondence.

FfusAfNA, Nay " I'OI
Calus of ms Ssamsy Esp..i, sisos GsSsrai butser-A
Taiaous Cargo Lsl 10 ne Hstei,, 80
The r. csyisr captnrci the steamer fagcn's cr Cen
Huckncs while attempting run iato N.bs fhs Ervs
ME Is from HAVANA, loaded ammunition, c'aiss,
Linors aud sogars. sho gces Key West, be sdga
dicAted.
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Sharp Skirmlshing with the Rebels
Destruction or the Encmy's Property.

CAIRO, May 20, 1885.
Colonel Clayton, Of the Filth Kansas cavalry, with his
ewu regiment add dctachmcns Of three others, made
reconnaissance few days since from Helena towards
Little Rock destroyed 100000 bushels of corn. several
buildings containing commssary stores and number OF
grist mills Cotton Plant.
After sending bis infantry back he encountered two
rebel brgades under General Carter, had skir
mish, and escaped by swimming the Larysqulie river
with loss OF two killed and eleven wounded. The rebel
Lon was ffty.av killed. end large number wounded
General Prco Is said TO have left Little Rock the 18th
10 The direction OF Witlsburg
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THE CASE OF vAllANDloHAM.
The Sentence or the Court MartlaI-Gene-
raj BUrnsidc's Condemnation OF the Pro-
ceedimys.
GENERAL ORDER NO. es.
HEADQUARTERS, DEpaRrnkNf 90 IHE ONO,
ClN,INxAn. Ohio, May Is, 1868


HsAparAR'xRs, BEpsRrnsNr IuE 0mo,
Cis,IxSAn, Ohio, May Is. 1863
AZ military Commission, which convened AZ Cin,in.
natl Ohio on tho 9th day May 1893 pnr 70 Sne
eial Order No 1856 " April 81 1868 cent series rom
these headq arters, ana OF which Wisaner oeno a. o
arragncd and tried Clement l.. ya,ndigham cit.-
OF tho state o Ohio on tho following charge and spe-
cihea ion OF charge, % wit
CAaru- ubcy exprcs sing In violation Il General Or
der No 3s from II adlurtcrs euartmo Of Ohio, sym
pathy for those In arms against tho government of The
United states AMI declaring disoyal sentiments and
oinans, with the object and purpose Of weakening the
power Of the government In ts efforts 70 suppress an un
law ui rebellion.
specGcafi n-In this hal the said Clement l.. vailan-
dsham, citizen OF the stare sf Ohio, or about tho st
day f May 1868, ut Mount Vernon, KnrN county Ohi,
did prhlcly ndire-s large meeting o citizens AMI did
utter sentiments IA words, OF IN erec. as follo~s;De
ciring the present wi 4, cruel and unncccssa
ry war; not being wagci for the preservation "
the Union; for the pnrpose of crushing out liberty
blacks and the ensayemcnt of tho whtos stating that
f tho administration had so wished tho war could have
been bonorably terminated months alo. that "poace
might have been honoraby obtained by listening 10 The
prorrscd intomciatin OF France that proposans by
which tho Northern States 'ud be won bark. aud The
South grsrsnecd their rights under the constitution
hid been no ected the day before tho ato battle OF
fredericksburg, by Lincoln aud his minons," meaning
thereby the President Of the United states ana
those under him in authority hTging that the govern
Dt Of The United States was about 10 appoint military
marshas every district 10 restrain the people II their
heis deprive them OF their rights and privileges
"chnracteriz General order No. 3S, from Hcahqiar.
crs, department of Ohio. as b,se rsurTation ~ Mb,'
IRA rsy n' r.e ,S the mon
OF usurpel power that thoy VIII not submit ~ such
restrictions upon thor liberties tho bettcr; declaring
that no Vt all times AMI upon all occasions, re-
solved 10 do what he could 10 defeat tho attempts now
being made to baid monarchy npon the ruins OF our
free GOV srnmcnt asserting that he firmly believed as
he said hs ago, that the men in power are at
tempting establish despotism IN thS country more
Al Of anu ~h,c% ,r'Sns and .sn,msn,s no well Knew
did aid aud those In arms against The
u verpment and could but induce la his hearers dis
tV Dl thAt Arilm
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srrrrxn Corpr--Csscrn~--part 1-Adourncd for term.
part Nos 2ss2 fs4, $685. aided 10 calendar Of wcdnes
day.
oo-f ae,3 1887 2a25 2l27 242p 243i 2s3s 2sas 2a37
aIae Psrt 2-So., 1spS. ls4o, 22Go, 22el, ps4 1873
ao;s io9s 1870 -, 1T3e 1880, 1910, 10so,s, 22ps
Coru1k PfeAs-Pat Mos. 1884. 1879, loss, lSSs
rsrs NO. Sss, seS, ss7, ces, is'i, an
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(From tho Richmond whIg, May 10. ]
THE SAFETY or RICHMOND.

THE SAFETY or RICHMOND.
Having failed In a their caorts TO take Richmond by
the next attempt made to take Il by strategy Gun.
ming tho natural and roady rosourccSof the Yankees
States satisfy That thoy really believe Richmond
defended They have pretty good means at time, by
tho spes and through The Information or recurring
prisoners, OF acluanins themselves with capacities
for resistance portion stoncnans forces came very
near the city and have since declared that they codd
teusivey believed Ia the North, that keycs had actually
msved up from below and occupied the city.
These things not without 8ignHcsnce and should
put guard The strong rein0rccments Hooker
has received-thrty eight thousand menInay cmbuden
him " another attempt while he may have supposed
I~cs army may not have recrperatod from The week
fighting about Chanccllorsvio lie has very large army
much larger than ours that hc might reasonably hope
70 occupy the whole of General Ices attention.
siderable force, how strong, has taken posi-
sion at West Point What this for out cooperate
Genera Ice; tnat as before he dc,schcs large cavalry
force 70 come toward Richmcnd, and that at the same
time the army at West Point IL moved the drec-
tion u safe TO conclude that wo are entirely prepared
for such an emergency
In war there rs never any danger o. being too vsant
that tho enemy would not venture sacrifice lts Tres
20 Us would tct back immcssnrsby ,sud proloug
sicrt there il great danger we are not The conduct
OF th sc n authority The approach " sto0enans tree.
ns DO their carac.iy and watchfuncss what they may
hclp and reinforcement can do no harm. We take Tho
ssy q as oss @s sy s prcasy wn ss e
into usc nichnond Il full cf inen capable Of such ser
vice a. would be required q them u s defence From
sIxtecn TO sixAy years ~ age, u is probable there
are from fifteen 10 twenty Thousand nen 10 tho
city. why should they not he oruni,ed and
trained ana held ready for any exigcncy7 FROM
such service noue but tho physically nccmrcent-hcuid
BE- exempt Lcart f all the hordes o. fore'Gners who
prsy and fasten on tho community. The arms bearing
population of the Slate within reach OF raids suId be
uesanizcd and kept really tor action at the shortest
notice Thos and thus only, with constant vigilance and
thorough preparation. may consider ourselves sse
FROM Tng RArrAHANxOeK.
Ali quiet on the Rzppahssn0ok We learn from Frsie.
rscesburg that the enemy as guard change os bass
or apprehcnsvs Of IN aggressive movement, has fos
several days past posted double pckets opposite
that point Immediately tho river bAnk the other
about any yards Ia the renr the brow OF the hill
several tscss light artillery have been planted 20 a
command the Two most fssable places a crossinr
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pounds
D. rGfer named b. e. Pulaski.
a. +. Jones named b. &. iamhletonian. ....... Dis.
ii Woodruff named D. M. Jenny Hawkins Paid forfeit.
ID. Tnilman named b. Dulchnian. Paid forfeit
Tlme-2i34
The vast amour. 1f talk and betting for the last few
weeks on he above BY The Of the respective
horscs led the racing public 20 beeyo that something
common in storo for them but these who attended
the track yesterday were doomed to disappointment
They heard offers Of two 10 Hambleonian agains
the field and when the horses tho track they
offers Of one hundred TO thirty with few takers in
fact IL required 70 induce mn 10 draw IS
wallet IN the face of so much boa ting. Now for tho
suit. which may be summed up IN few words. rha
horses had an even START went hundred yards 20
gether then IIambetonan cast shoe broke up badly
dlsanccd, and his hackers lost their money. " he
Is not 70 tho swift tro.tng tracksomotlmes.
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Apravrs sw~rwsrr Jsrs~os--fc rsss fan'is f- tie
erscthn f srcpxs naas@ st grhnscud ~ aosnofy ~
Jacxsan b fr~5s wHi sptns 70 The x~nsrTi
~ a Is cDp< Ifs esflmased cOst ~ fie sssY~, IN
,anfsr.is fas<s, saty 70 esbiy uc1aAns doii'n :
ksssssv iet
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MAY 2o.In consequence Of the continued pdisroston
of Judge ngr aham this Court Stands adjourned and no
business will be transacted during the present term ex
ecpt 70 discharge the Grand Jury.
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IMPORTANT FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
Ten Union Regiments Advancing On
Cumberland Gap.

MumEEsnoRo, Tenn, My 20 1893.
Knoxville paper or tho loth inst mentions tho ad
vance Of ten federal regiments on Cumberland Cap.
The Chattanooga Retet spccnatcs on General Burn.
Sides anticipated East Tennessee AMI thinks
III. mountains will provo an insuperAble barrer TO his
advance.
II " stated that General BaCSncr has been app nted 20
~ command OF tho Knoxville. fenn,, Department.
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A swonD ron GxxKRAt rkx.--rbc Chatisnsoss IA,
savs that hs dsecrssic ladies OF New York have pur.
ehsssh mAgnincsnt swcrd AZ ccsf c ~ 200, 20 pre-
go "a dsa9rJ Lsss Il - Isss' ssny"
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INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH.

The Chattanooga Rsbel complains that many money
ssstsrs in the confederacy invariably besege Yankee
prisoners with offers Of two for Tor their "grcen-
backs.n
Georgia papers are full Of reports Of the splendid
dition Of the crops
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vaIiamdigham En- Route for Fort WAR


CNussAr. May 20, 1868.
Hon. Clement l.. vasndigham was last evening placed
board ginboat. which is now anchored on the aycc
His transfer TO the boat wa. very quietly DONE ard at
tractcd crowd Those him say that he looked
sober sad and much broken lie certsnIy gocs TO
Fort warren but by what ronlc Is not exactly known
Reported Arrival Of vsllands CHAM In
new York.
1his distinguished parsonage II supposed 10 havs
passed through city Tuesday evening so"t, TO
Fort warren Boston harbor where bo sentenced ~
main til the of tho rebellion carragc, containing
some military and civilian was discovered on one
ol the IooLen ferry boats and tho Han said 10
recmble yaliand ghap Whether II was the great agita
tor hlmaelf or not corrso could not b. asrertancd
The story created great excitement yesterday aud had
many believers.
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T Il E T U r r
Fashion Pleasure Ground Associat lon
TrOttinQ.

"WEDNESDAY, May 2o-Pursc and stake $3.50, milo
heats best three in FIVE, harness. drivers weigh 165
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-01-16
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Great Nogul, Highland and Steamboat Cards,
Backgammon Boards, Writing Inks, Payson's
Indelible, genuine, Gold and Steel Pens, &C.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NJ LII IT, UHUNS y NIIIE,
THE Subscribers, having been appointed by
Il the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of
Orleans, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of AL persons
against the estate of A V E RY II. GROSS
late of Bloomington, in said district, deceased
represented insolvent. and the term of six months
from the 24ih day of December, 1862, being al
lowed by said Court, to the creditors of said de-
ceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us:
Give notice, that we will attend TO the duties
Of our appointment at the dwelling house OF
Mrs. Harriet Gross, in Bloomington, in said
district, on the Gath day of January, 1868, and
the Sd Saturday of June, 1863 nine o'clock in
the forenoon, on each of said days.
II. w. PEABODY, 49,,
ISAAC PARKER, comm vs.
Dated this 9th day of Dec, A. d. lS62-2w3
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DANIEL B. B. CODES ESTATE.

y n IN n ~ " h wv " " a
ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS
In Probate Court, held at Irasburgh, within
and for said district, on the 9TH day of January
A, d. 1863
Samuel Cheney, Stephen Foster, and Austin
I. Foster, Executors of the will Of Daniel b.
b. Cobb, late Of Derby, deceased, FLED in said
court their petition in writing, setting forth that
the said deceased, at the time of his death, held
mortgage deed of the westerly half of lot No
8, in the second range of lots in the town Of
Holland, Orleans County, Vermont, which said
mortgage has, since the death of the said Dam
lei B. b. Cobb, been foreclosed by the said exc
cutors, aud by decree of the Court of Chance y
within and for the county of Orleans the title
10 said land has become vested in the estate OF
said deceased, and that part of the legatees of
said deceased reside without this state, and that
the sale of said real estate for the purpose of re-
dncing the same TO money, will be an advantage
TO those interested in said estate and also pray
Ing for license to sell the same for the reasons
aforesaid.
Therefore It is ordered by said Court that pub-
licnotiee be given to all persons concerned there
In, TO appear before said court at session there
Of, TO be held at said Irasburgh, on the 3lst day
Of January, 1853, that they may show cause why
license should not be granted as aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans Independent STANDARD
q newspaper printed at Irasburgh in this State,
the last OF which publications shall be before the
day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office in
lrlsburgb, this 7th day of january, A. ID. 1863.
swd MILTON r. TYLER, Jut5ge.
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TKUCIBLES, Putty, Barn door rollers and
y hinges, for sale by RAN
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DAVID FLElING'S EST1TE.
g Il A IA Il o. YER RHO Mt

~ ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS
In Probate Court, holden at Irasburgh, with
in and for said district, on the 25th day of De-
cember, A. d. 1862;
Arthur Gilmore, Administrator on the estate
DAVID FLEMING, late Of Glover, IN said
district, deceased, presents his administration
account for settlement:
Whereupon, it is ordered that the same be re-
ferred to the Oath day of January next, at
the Probate office in said Irasburgh for examin-
alton and allowance; and that all concerned he
notified hereof by the publication of this order
in the Orleans Independent Standard anewspa-
sively, as soon as may be, that they may appear,
and at said time and place. they see cause, OBJ
ject thereto
2w3 MILTON r. TYLER, Jildde
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TOILET ARTICLES.

Soaps, Combs, Hair and Clothes Brushes, Lu-
bins ExtTacts--genuine, Jaques' Extract of
Pond Lily, Hooper's Cachous, Lead and Slate
Pencils, Pen-holders, Port Monies, Watch keys
Key Rings, Crochet Needles, Shawl Pins, Spec
tacle Cases, Eve Protectors, Toy Watches, Vio-
lin Strings and Bridges, Silk and Leather Guard
Chains, Coral Beads, Jet Bracelets, Sewing
Birds, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes, Meerschaum
Pipes and Cigar Tubes, Bird Cages, Telescopes,
Percussion Caps, and Fancy Articles too nu-
merous to mention.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-01-16

IT BY the use of these Pills the periodic at
lacks of Nervous or Sick Headache may be pre-
vented and if taken at the commencement of
an attack immediate relief from pain and sick
ness may be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Headache to which females are so subject
They are gentle upon the b0wels--removing
COStireHeSS.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females,
and all persons of Sedentay habits, they are val
liable as a LAXATIVE, improving the appetite,
giving tone and vigor to the digestive organs,
andrestoring their natural elasticity and strength
to the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
investigation and carefully conducted expert
ment9, having been in nse many years. during
which time they have prevented and relieved Il
vast amount of pain and suffering from Head
ache, whether originating in the NERVOUS sys-
TEN or dcranged state OF the STOMACH.
They are entirely vegetable in their compost
ton, and may he taken at all times with perfeci
safety, without making any change of diet, and
the absence of any diSagreeable taste renders it
easy to administer them to children.
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FARM FOR SALE.

FOR SALE, A VALUABLE FARM IN SA-
IL LEM, containing 375 acres of excellent
land 30 acres improved. On said farm is n
two-story house, 26 X 40, with an ell, "a x "a +;
four barns, and two sheds. The Farm is in
good condition, cutting nearly IS tons of hay
yearly, and Is peculiarly adapted for sheep rails
ing' ana Tor dairy purposes. 1t is situated on
the stage road leading from Barton to Stnnstend
IL miles from the Passumpsic railroad now
being built, Price $500. Part of the money
can remain on mortgage, if desired. All kinds
timber, pine, cedar, &c, on the farm,
For further particulars inquire of Charles
Derby Centre VT.
August 30, 1862. 3etf
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A FIRST CLASS PHYSICIAN
ALWAYS an HAND

DR. GIFFoRD'S HOMEOPATHIC CURA-
~ tiyes, consisting of forty different Remedies
have been long time before the public and
thoroughly tested. They are the prescriptions
of an experienced family physician.
These curatives are very carefully prepared
and put up in neat form, at % cents each box,
or in vial cases to suit the wants of every family.
They will prove to be as represented, and will
seldom fail to cure where a cure is possible.
The symptoms of disease and method of treat
ment are given in the manual accompanying
the medicines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20

Hssry 0.iSss, q C. A. Iishs,S Bss,. T. mac.
I'm. Biehsb&seh, D. y r T. Corn j. N Chsprso Il SN L
John Hunter, @. 81 B. C. Art Afbso De,bv. q 1C
esrs.-M.j. Adam G. Ryss. n Alsl Howell Il. $50
PaV irsf 0esres, B, 3NH.
1T Lieut. j. B. Lss. / Let B. hsrtio NJ Cody. H. u g. O.
q. Ar Isaac 0. johnson, A. - N Y.
Vim. Brown, II. 81 sc. Jas. NJ MuhpoI 1 / n q Al
Jos T. Lawson, H, ~ 9 @. L. Garland, T. IG C. xrt
Corp Chris Hugsios, L, 81 C T. Williams, D. = g. @.
sc. Bsttslon.
- NcGuw, IT,. l. . Me-. Jos A. Howard. 4 naC
Theo Mason, X. 7 ca. Vol. yooas Crosdsls q, AN r.
sslmsn Clark. A, c. Vol Sam c. sb,pman. D, n L
Tobias Ryan, c, WNY. Thos. Tsnnsr: d, RI
Rsubeu Stowe, l. -, v. VIM. Smith, x. Ne.
Corp Alfred @. 0,ldston LDsp,sl N. WAhss. T. = @.
SHs. Robt. Fsrd, A. Is Pa
0~sst James n. Psckhsm. F.7N.H
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drawing too much wa'cr to enter ut tho South Chan

drawing too much water to enter Ut tho South Cham
mel has rendered her fiji. for duty on shore or
wherever they can DO probably employed.
The whols Department OF the South IL thoroughly
wide awake and In earnest. The beet understanding
exists be, ween the army aid uavy. Bo.h tho Ad,
miral and the General commanding are Determined
to Tut forth every effort and not TO allow slight re
pulses Ia discourage enbnrrsss them IL Charles
ton cannot be taken in one week. two will be
freely given 10 the enterpri-e-u two viii not ac-
con rsh the end four Will be crowded full Of cease.
lees activity.
The news OF The Northern and the Western vic
tories has ha electrical eject upon the rank and
lie here. They desire nothing more than that
Chn,lerlon should soon follow Nicksburg.
From sand hill bat few RODS from hesdquar-
terr We have hne view with the naked eye OF the
City Of Charleston. Forts Sumter, Wsggoner
Moultrie and the batteries at Cummings Point, the
iron .c lad fleet, the Village OF SecesGionvie, and
the Rsbc' encsmpmcnts scattered ssng the shore OF
Folly River.
IL my letter Of Yesterday | omitted to give The
names OF the officers who for several weeks superin-
tended the erection Of the batteries OH Folly slsnd
The plan originated entirely with Gen. Gilmore; the
execution OF 1t intrusied 10 Capt. Brooks OF the
n. y. Vol. Engineers, and Lieut. Suter and Lieut..
Niche Of he regular army. The two last-nafned
officers are accomplished youpg engineers who but
few months since graduated with distinction a. West
Point. N.r
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS. Wed. csiay. July - 1859
Hsrbelts scoute report great excitement and con-
rterunton throughout central Mississippi caused by
Gen. Shermans movements
Cattle mules, horses. aud negroes were run across
tho Tombigbee River ut every ferry. Large nnm'
bers of the latter were trying to make their way
into our lines.
Col. liatchs Cd Iowa cavalry is 10 pursuit OF tho
Rebel bands north of tue Charleston and Memphis
Railroad. lie eusountered Forrest B'fi'ss, and
Newcom, with .. Wv mounted men. Tho igh: COM
menced At the fork Of Deer Creek, near jackson,
Tom. Col. Hatch gained pcsS' sson OF the place
aud drove them. Our oss was Is killed and wound.
ed. The Rebel loss was 80 to 100 prisoners and i2o
good horses.
Iii. reported there WAS tight at Helena JESTER
day but il 10 not credited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20

The I'D Regiment, Coz. Everdell, sd, Col. Cole,
and 56,L Col. Adams, n. y. 5. NJ, arrived here ct
10 o'clock this morning. Nstice Of the Arrival, and
the fact of their being in Of food, having been
made known in E,stou, the etAens started out
wagons gathering PROVISIONS. aud in half an hour
men. women. and children fock.d to the depot ut
Phillipsburg, carrying baskets with provisions. Tho
entire body of troops were boanIi'uuy supplied and
had enough over for another meal ihe Tram
moved of at II o'clock, with cheer after cheer for
the hcsptabIe citizens Of Eas'ou. The regiments
will arrive at Pier No. ,, Norm River at o'clock.
Col. COLE, a2d y. :. NJ
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From Fortress Monroe.

GEN FIIZHuGH LEE AND CAPT. wlNDER TO
BE INICUTED ~ CAPTAINS SAWYER AND
PLYNN SHOULD BE-IALtDiCToEN OF GEN.
DIX TO TIE SEVENTH ARMY CORPS.
foRrEEs. MoSRos Friday. July Il. 1859
Yesterday afternoon the Rebel Gen Fiuhngh
Lee and Capt. Wnder were removed fom the
Mcclellan Hospital to Fortress Monroe and placed
in q cs.e,nat- under guard ard notice WAS sent to
tie Rebel Government that il they executed Capts.
Sawyer and Flynn whom they now have in eIoss
confinement and under sentence in Richmond,
Gen. Lee and Capt. Winder will be executed in re-
tAlistion.
UKAdorARTsKs DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
SEVENTH AKnr toKrs. EoRrShss AoSkor.
Thursday, July 10, lsso
In pursuance OF instructions from the war De-
artment, the undersigned, preparatory 10 assuming
command Of the Ea.'ern Department, rehnliishes
comnlsnt of the Department VI Virginia TO MAJOR
Gen. j. Il. Foster, United States Volunteers.
Until the arrival Of Malo'-Gen. Foster al these
headquarters, Big. Gen. George W. Getty, U. 3.
Volunteers will perform lie duties OF Department
Commander. JoHs A. DIX, Maj Gen. Comdg.