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RiuEnosD, Va, Jan -, 1854
eENERAL 0RDERS /

GANAAAl NoDcAefk
Paragraphs 49, lao 1881, iisa Army H'saa 'n' are
sd mem d.,an f'r tuty account Or PAy'is. dis
.h - ~ iv 81 icf nd. allow one har ald tWen-
q - - df-7 cmmutsu m or raIona
rlion8 ~ All cni tee leh eftaeu mere
a, - - r-ions Of the War Department whether % de-
a. "a or IN tailed Service stationed In ne city Win no
s,nun. of messing or Of The stoned ald reg
mental tag they opporun " OF messng or OF so
-r. on stationed where rauon5 cannot be ea IN
ad placed ienporar D. 10 private hospital on me adfce OF
10 Of she post detachment or OF 90 ahee SCI
ge sol Ter Fho has n-cesariy paid Tor ms osa 80
Gle o. chap'An Is hNed a. enc doaE per ee - u
no the lst IA uary, 1854 ,,,
Nv stsd u en- have been become pernsnnty
dsA led hold csrhcate OF medical ehsnilns
b Who have not been dse1afgea o
have their rau commuted s. one a'i,Ar
- per diem. whether taey are In hospiA P''
t9rs iurloush. -, a A..
" An e,mmusstou accounts viii state ne enstn o. ume
dat Aaf g for UhAt purpose carmai ~
thas e inpracctoe % take raj on IN -uu, -
certihed b. the commiss'nea leef HnosS
orders the solder hs ratoni became due
W. o. o. ralous In me case OF RNoie0 uneA
chanre prisoners or ough who have ast been received
fo he FEDERAL lines be allowed at 'ne dollar per dem 20
das. hon the lat JtnuArys 1854
VII me osng parsgraph win be 1ubs uied ~ enc thou
san one hundred eleven lllO Army Regulations:
Isscs spsl viii on returns By he medical officers
for "a n provon8 only actually required for the sick and
wounded commued value % rstous Tor the SICK and
wounded VII Be liar and 'wentyav- cents The faiion
II greater Allowance Is rQlref Of any particular srtc not
issued - IN tbs dsd special requ sons must be made
there
VIII Hospital attendants cannot draw ralrs from re sub
st-aee department. bat VIII have their ronl eommuted al
dollar and tseaiy ave cents Per diem.
(gsasD s COOPER.
IasO-tg Adm and rnsu'- e-"'l
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loss and hence the proprsy Of Its AbrOgaton In their
estimation.
II Canadian sympathy with Us, could be Of any adj
vantage we will be to have Il ss.a result Of this
movement Yankee good faith has its sndArd Of in
teerty in In crest When that ceases to be tubserved
by it's preservation, it is no longer regarded. Every
principle Of honor with that people held subserVient
to public and ivate interest, aud It's obersance e
dcated upon the basis of prof. or loss No people on
earth are more hated and d,Spsed yet they manage by
system Of bOmbasic parade of fictitious strength, to
inspire dread of them in the miuds OF the leading
posers Of Europe They are now, however, IN con-
dtion of exhaustion which renders them too impotent
to cause them to be dreaded and before many months
shall pass over, they will have attained status OF imam
cal bankruptcy too palpable to admit of the possibility
of hir making available for any practicable end, the
little physical power sill remaining. IL we but achieve
decided victory over them next spring, an impetus
will be given to the depreciang progress OF their Ioten
securities, which will prscptat financial crash such
as the world Iever witnessed.
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observation-disclosures RIGHTS.
RICHMOND WHIG.
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. SO, 1864.
The Senate.

The Senate of the Confederate States has given the
country abundant proof that the maintenance OF the
Constitution has been entrusted to feeble hands -
Within their sphere Of duty, the members OF the SEN
ate have performed services scarcely less beneficial to
he cause than the prOudest achievements on the fields
of battle Our historians will record the reports which
have lately emauated from the Judiciary and Military
Committees of the Senate "a among the noblest aud
most able protests sgainst Executive encroachments
that wele Syer penned The ranes Of the Senator'S who
voted in favor Of the Report of the Military Committee
will descend as patents Of nobility to their latest p:s-
tery, and be cherished with pride by Independent
psop!e Self suifciepcy hes bean signally rebuked.-
Executive irjus ice has received iacCr which it will
attempt 70 ignore, bu, from which it will recover.
Toe dream Of a dictatorship, if ever INDUCED, has been
yfsct9slly dipsled.
That such dtlGsiOn seroul entertained, We are
IN wiling TO believe. But it is unfortunate for the Ad-
minstraon that all nearly all the propositions look
ing 10 the concentration of suPrem power in the hands
of the Executive or the hands Of bis clerks intro
duced and advocated earnestly by gentlemen, who are
accounted the intimate, personal friends OF the Ollie
Magistrate and who be loved 70 derive their inspi
ration from the highest official sources From this r
CuulsLance bQt one CONCLUSION could Oe uraHn we 90
no. oveisae the fact when say that those PROPOSE
excited the gravest apprebensOns Of the people
Yet how pIeposerous it TO suppose that any
scheme Of aggrandz m,nt based upOl the subyersion
Of the Constitution could unscalhei the giu ei Of
an CTp ,siti1n which numbers such WigfAl and
Clay, Or and Blrlett. How cheering, then, to the
county the mlnly of fifteen to six-VrtuAlly
seventeen % fur; for two Of the natsrs who voted
in the ne gave while dissenting from the r.soutons Of
committee, sus.Iinei the unalswerAbe positions of
report. Ii this unexamped rebTks be enough 10
cover with shame and oonlusiOl the parties to the
Sse,oded intrigue against Quar,oImaser General Ny
ere, isenougl 10 atsy the people that their LbeIt
safe IN tn keeping Of the present Srae; and that
grea. and By no means ia important" point gained
10 this hour Of gOOm and uncertainty.
The c.y that the Of Myers and the case of the
lneOl fcmed civil aud military cfhoeB-lett for two
yeas completely at the mercy Of an Executive who
might or might ne, (ls caprice moved him) choose 10
eenOmuate them-.s mere mlt.as OF individuals is 20
very weak that it scarcely deserves notice. 1t is The
Jny thing that could be said. 1, is conie sion Of IL
ability 10 argue-a throwing of the sponge. 1t de-
elves nobody, not even tie men who make It. The
senate, persuaded will continue is good work.
Is MAJ sal, for tie moment, 20 accomplish III, reforms
,hcl much needed but it fail 70 earn the
lasting gratitude Of the country.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-30

By Me- RAeRuDER 10 inquire Into tie ezpedienc1
Of repo sing bill amending the Charter Of the Bank OF
HowsrdsvilIs.
Bill No. o. providing for the relief Of certain parties
who have SUBSTANCES losses in the damaze Of tobacco BY
FIRE at the Public Warehouse, taken up out Of It's
order on the calendar, and discussed at considerable
length upon it's general equity as to whether the to-
bacco VISA stored before the depreciation Of the cur
rency. Some in favor o. pay ng equiv lent to
the condition Of money at that time and not iqui-
d.te just debt in the present currency. Al amend
ment sent down by the Senate was1ejected.
Pending the consideration, on notion |. ordered
that the reading of bills on their seco.d reading be
resumed.
On motion of Mr.. GUSTS, the bill providing fer the
safe keeping of the records Of Warwck cou ty, was
taken up, aud he offered substitute, which was read
The substitute agreed to, and ordered TO lie en-
crossed.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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sves wagons, teams and other property, dersngss 81
their calculations for making crops, as well as other
plantation operations Our patriotic planters would the
more readily submit to all these il the agents were gen
emeu, wi good sense and proper authority they hsd
& deal With But it becomes into rabe when coars',
ncousderAe agents. ignorant in many casts Of the law
with utter disregard of their feelings and interests ride
rough shod over their plantations insulting, bullying
forcing and punderng them. l: is thus the Govern.
me;t treats the Institution and tradition Of African
slavery cutting it up AZ the roots, not only with the
oaerous and unequal thing tax, but with inconsdsraie
couscrptons mpresmenis and every sort of unreAson
able conduct
The farmers constitute the entire soEdity Of this
revolution Every other class may be almost entirely
boted out except the soIders-supported BY the farm
e.s-and the war go on. Let the government facri-
6c If necessary the intermediate classes not including
mechanics ana manufacturers, Let it arrange as near
as eaa be that The producers Of provisions and every
other class Of producers shall support the Government
and supply the armies, putting all middle m n, who
constitute an army themselves, into tae ranks. The
farmers oil the South have produced ample supply of
bread for themselves and for armies, and though
suddenly called on, by the loss Of Tennessee a3d Ken
lucky, can furnish large and perhaps sufficient amount
OF meat if treated fairly.
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ADJE AND INSPECTOR GENERALS -
s. COOPER,
AIN anH Tnant- Danll


9ESERAL ORDER,
Z.
Paragraph W. General Orders No series, hereby
revoked.
H. E1r'liag ohc-rs Ul proceed rapidly practicable 10
the az persons made liable military service
Prvoal eoassps, all such persuus al be al
loved q voluutee-, provided
l Tle company sectrd Vas In service on NE ION Api
1852.
"a TIE com9ary selected is a. ihe tine Of uuteerng be
loE the miainun numb prescribed BY rrguiadyus
Sd pertrn made lab service under this order viii Be
permitted lia viii be assigned 70 sny company which has
haa SNtF-four puyses 90 ron until al re empane
service the Sa Of which the yollneer coascp Is d
resident shall have The minimum naEa4sr Prsseoed sy resga-
uons.
4h Up9n the company being selected, ths volunteer VII re-
csve nom enrolling ocer certificate % the eject tha he
l1nteere Ard vglu ter VII BE- received a1y Gem
paw spt % such caudcate.
fail make seeci1n according % NE proV
sons Of this order AT az the tine OF Enlistment val be assigned
according % a. sting regulations
" ocers ID command % companies horLd under this
concPs volunteers ill oh via sad % ts
co1sclt OF ;he state accurate certified rl OF
ter op and without saea ro sho ng that they do not
pTsiss there VII not be aissaed any con-
script yolurtu-r
3 COOPER.
ia9T-'w Adit aud lnsp. Gent
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Ero s. That nothing herein contained ,hsll be c,n.
sfued 70 repeal any 1T Of the act en-d IAN act TO
provide further for the public def e." approved 18th
APRIL 1852, of the set amenda.ory tteietc approved
9th Of September, 1862, except herein expres y
provided for.
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Boz SALR.-I shaIL seII.

EONTAINBLEAU FOR SALE shall sell
on the premises IA the unity Of KING Wism, TUs-
DAY the Bruay nuxt u ia, the fair day
ngnesI bidder sold pivatey before hand he above
valaAbie Toe o. COS AcresGtl % vhcl
and we'll sorkc t1e baaoce Ia woods which
white oak poplar valnu, rel cedtr,
pine When cultivated me I've Geld syutm As farm has
yielded coo lushe Of HhsAt 80 btres Of beidei
admirably adopted % tAe OEth Of clover, tim
othy orchart herds Kentucky blue II OF the
very 10 Tie Wat-r Vgnit Large eks Of
,heeJ have been raised with any feeding f. Geld
has fail o. wafer running through t. and gooc
sDrngt well drained viii numerous and extensive
BEDS 5 The riches. ar dwelling house handsome ed
ass nsary nes, containing &c situated IN beautiful
autei vi lret vaey OF handsome treei The
and tcrvsns houses, and mat house o. brick eesde
store bouse dsry kccn, dry, ktaoe clrage &C
A. Cd, good repair Pine chad % apple, peach
apricot aoer nect.rn-, pecan, EnEh walnut Prud eny,
III mo snd ais OF e bes varie The apple
alone 10 &c fru year would yis Fh-u and Llons
brzniy. The s be N rty thousan dollars 10 cab
with The purchaser nte deed reserved t The
las payment
on day viii be sold uch personal prouer Be-
f,un on The faro ccndsng ploUs and other implements
some household urnu aad loo Of superior
yourg g. - -..,.-.-. .,,...,,,,
jkfy--Ei WI. SfutshOlu EuNlAlNn-
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40 BARRELS APPLES, just received.
Ei.SD-q CHAs WORKMAN co.
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SPECIAL ORDERS I

Ia with the above orders an oeers arriving In te
cT duy Ia th city (Eho have not s,redy done
sol On person, without deny, az these headquAre
By order Of Brigadier General Joas n NH0sE, comm
Ds5t J, w. PEGRAM, A. A. Gen
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tPEOIAL ORDERs,

No. sea-
v In obedience % lnstrucilons from ard General
n. iolng repabLahi The Information Of al con-
ADJ'r AND INSYR GENEgALS OFFICE
Rc4zosD, Apnl 1ih iS65-
tExrRAOE.l
SPECIAL ORDERS
No.
xxx R-E,isr General Wnder Is hereby directed 20
maze iasea.te enquiry ana report without delay:
la The name ank, regiment and corps OF al commissioned
oHcert an tae eagh lime uarh has aeeo lnthe city
81 In each vii require eoPT o. the leave b which
the from bis proper command or Stationed "
tn Y copy Of the orderly which be pct upon duty
XXI appears thsi ohicer Il ncs rlghtay 10
Rchnond he viii be orhsh 10 his proper command ana
The fact reported s nee Tor further action OF he Depart
By command Of The Secretary Of War.
fsigpetO JOHN WTgHE25,
Asst All't Gen
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VOLUNTEER NAVY COMPANY,

WltH the view OF purchasing a second
w steamer roks Of subscfipton wi be opened ~
sob % nusr5 1866 for OF he tEl q ek AZ th
Offices OF 61ddn sppersln and samu-lJ HArrsO1
Ia aiohoond, Mcdaniel I.by, In Lyuchburs aud
b Dagger aud Fhcmas b a1ch 4 seas, ia Petersburg.
SAMUEL J. HARRISON,
RlEE 60 .KlHEk.
THOMAS W.,MoCAN9E, fCommlsi0ners
JNO. AOBlN Med tNIEL,
JAS. l. APPER5VN,
lamar So 1864 jan 20 lot
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MASONIC NOTICE-The Members Of a
W chm nd Randcl-h Locg No 10. WI 6 ne " -
cal 81 Meeting Masons' all This EVENING. wv
D. 8 o'clock, promptly. BY osder % the ". NJ.
i.ss-dft Sa-.eta-V
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A. MORRIS.
PUBLISHES AND BOOKSELLER,

PUBLTSHER And BOOASELLER,
RICHMOND,
HAS IN PRESS, and will publish immedi-
IL Atey-
&C. GENERAL ORDERS
Pr IN The at.nt an Inspector Generals once O. A. for
year lSs3-Elh explanatory Notes ealing atelaon Co
parssrtp aod order that has been mod het auende
Fth cut &c aa.yts al igs.sd IndeX IN
whts; prepared under h. su hoJy OF A1iu ant General
UlHp-r, ~ Z a r. RObINS0N 4 thea anil e. o
"a INSrRU lions FIR Ft- ID AGtlLH ERY--
Cjmpl.i standard auhoil lee, for he OF IN
CoIieierAte STATES ARM. - Nj A. ". Stake.
This Is recommended ~ J'r General tzy AMI Adiu
and oslers Cooper and auhorzsdto be paahd
b. e seer % War.
de- Trade viii Pompt attention n Addressei
70 NE publshtr, A. MORRIs,
ia sl-3s Richmond. Va.
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NOTICE.

DECRU,TS wanted tor a first class cavalry
II e0upsny stsii ned in the valley Of Virginia None bat
Csi a, Psisrsoa o. bsuesa the hours Of and o'clock
i,S9-2.s j. W. DREW. CAPTAIN.
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400 PACKAGES Superior Manufactured
HUI TOBACCO
FOR sale By CHAs. T. WORKMAN co.
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FRIDAY, Jan. 20, 1854.
Tbs Senate met at IL O'clock Mr. HurIER, President
pro tam
The Chair presented - the senate 3 communication
from the Chief Of the Ordnance Bureau caog the at
tenon Of Congress to the necessi OF az appropriation
for that Bureau which is $20.000.00 in arrears =
The Communication was referred TO the Committee en-
Finance.
On motion Of Mr.. sEMMES, of LIS, the Senate went
into secret session.
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0SR IITNnRFD nOLLARS REWAR

~ ARDENRR.-Wanted a Gardener, French
" scotch, the military age Without hmily
with he culture Of the vine ami fruit
Apply az this once. JANIS
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DANVILE FEMALE COLLEGE,
DANVMLLE. VA.

TUITION IN Literary apartment for twenty
Il weeis rom February rs 1854 3 90. Music ext'a-
Road To- tueuty weeks Eve btrrrs Of Your, $500
jsaa-sodin sEo. Ia NoNTE, Prs,lasn,.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-25
FRO,NI NEW YORK.

New YORK, July q.
The gold mark ct has auctuated consider
ably at the report of the occupation of At
lanta. The fluctuations of the morning
were from 255 to 253f and latest quotation
was 255I-
Governor Seymour has countermanded
all orders for mastering and departure OF
militia. regiments under 100 days call
owing to misapprehension as to their being
liable TO draft while absent. He has d.
Iected Major General Sanford to proceed
to WASHINGTON and consult the authorities
on the matter.
The Posts Washington special says that
part of Moseby's cavalry not over 200 or
800 have entered West Maryland, but it Is
not known whether there IS more behind.
Colonel Lowell has succeeded in remov-
ing a large n,,ount of Government sup
plies and much four by canal to George
town.
Official details of Shermans battle on
Thursday are received. Our troops gained
a brilliant success.
Hood abandoned the field leaving his
dead and wounded Sherman took nearly
1000 prisoners. Our lGss was only 1900.
TheSHerald's Paris correspondent states
that Drouyn de Lhuy's officially inform
ed Mr.. Dayton American, Minister that
the steamer Yed.do heretofore supposed to
have been built for the rebek has been sold
to the Prussian Go vernment.
The Heralds Washington special mas
the following
Lieutentant Markbriter 2sth Ohio Capt
ain Driscoll, Sd Ohio; and Lieutenant Par
lev, 9Th Illinois; are held by the rebels IN
close confinement in retaliation for reoe
civilians similarly held at Jchnson's Island
Efforts for a general exchange of prison
| ers have thus tar failed.
A tax of 5 per cent. is levied upon sal
aries Of all civil and military officers o
| Government when exceeding 5000 PEI
ilnnum.
| Orleans by way of Bermuda Hundred, ar
rived to-day, She landed at the latte
nlace the 1f:td, the I62d and a detachmen
of the 160th regiments.
The Posts Washington special of to
day says;
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
LouIsy1LLE, JulY 2ad.

..r .... b
Evansville Indiana Journal yesterday
says, a courier arrived there Thursday
from Henderson, advising military author
tiles that Henderson was attacked by reb-
els, from one hundred and fifty to seven
hundred, and fighting was going on. Our
gnuboats Immediately left for Henderson.
The Federal troops who went to Hender-
son Wednesday to shoot two guerilla
prisoners in retaliation for murder of a
union man in Henderson county, OCCASION
ed this raid
Certain distinguished citizens made
great exertions to prevent the execution,
and Genral Ewing postponed it. Citizens
of Henderson left in large numbers, the
HQllecl1 being literally crammed with per-
sons wholeft. Later reports say the guer-
rillas arc in the city and the federaltroops
are in line Of battle awaiting an attack
The timely arrival Of the gunboats would
save the federal troops from disaster
Latest passengers arriving last night, say
the gunbOat Brilliant, was shelllng the
woods at the lower end of Henderson, but
tits not expected that Captain Perkins will
do the town much damage, whether the
gurrillas are there or not. We are sorry
that Commander Fitch is not there in per-
son.
Nashville reports well authenticated
place the occupation of Atlanta by Gen
ersi Sherman beyond doubt No partic-
ulars received here. Provost Ai,,.oI.s.l
received a Telegram dated At
lanta, 22nd inst: announcing its possession
by our forces.
Major Noreross, local paymaster at
telegraphs Major Allen,
chef paymaster here, that Major General
Mcpherson was killed yesterday before
Atlanta. Another correspondent says he
was shot fatally through the lungs.
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Saturday NIGHTS Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, july q


The National Republican extra says:
The Government is in receipt of dis
patch to day from the telegraph operator
at Chattanooga in the following words
Atlanta is not ours yet. Our forces find
strong opposition.
1t seems that we are in possession Of
part of the city, but the enemy holds the
rest.
The Republican extra also has the fol-
lowing concerning the battle before Allan
ia on Wednesday last:
An official dispatch from General Sher-
man states that after the battle of that day
General Howard commanding the fourth
Corps, sent word that he had buried
two hundred dead rebels in front of his
lines and large number of wounded were
captured on the field.
General Hooker commanding the twen-
tieth corps in advancing his lines on We'd
nesday met the enemy in open field and a
most desperate battle lasting several hours
was the result The enemy were thor
oughly whipped and driven from the field.
After the battle General Hooker reported
to Geneeal Sherman as follows: H-
have buried four hundred dead rebels
and 1000 wounded lay in my front.
Special to the Commercial, Washington
July %. .....-.-
A gentleman who saw the party cross
ing into Maryland yesterday put the num-
Der at 5000 cavalry, artillery and infant
ry.
Secretary Fessenden has just issuel the
following: ~ t
To Holders Of yeaea-11irty Nvte,,. ,3,,ted
ing. 10, 1861:
Holders of the above notes are notified
that they may be presented Immediately
in any amount, to be exchanged for Six
per cent bonds falliHg due after June 30
1881.
The interest on the Seven-thirty note;
will be settled up to date of maturity
August 18th, and the Six per cent. bond!
will bear full coupons from July l4th.-
The adjustment of interrst will be made
by dcdEcting from the amount from inter
est found to be due on the Seven-thirty
notes. August 10Th. The accrued interes
on the Six per cent. bonds from July Is
to August 18th.
The balance viii be transmitted by tn,
Treasurer's own draft upon settlement
Where notes are sent for settlements a
above, they must be endorsed: "Pay to tn,
Secretary of the Treasury for redemption,
and must be accompanied bya letter. stat
ing the kind of registered and coupons
and the denominations of the Six per cent
bonds wanted in exchange. When regis
tered bonds are ordered, parties SHOULD
state at which Of the following places the.
wish the interest placed: New York, Phil
adeIphia- Boston, Baltimore, New Orleans
Chicago, louisville, or Cincinnati.
(SigneJ, w. P. FEssENDES,
Secretary of the Treasury.