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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-25
sTArc OF soUTIs CAROLINA.

GENEP.iL O2tEItS No. Is.
r TIE COMPANIES OEGAhiZEN II
u every u;.itia Regiment of It's %Iat. viii
forthwith proceed 10 Eta'nhurg, S. G., nnd ~
port for .latt TO Lieut. Cot Wii.ao. y, DC.
SaUssarc, A. y. G..
H. tfhe 'com,aapGinc officers = 'ai.I eomra,
niea will i.nmedAte.y suinnion 'hr "iGin'"rS 'f
ther 5"sp4'.iye companies as well as. all per-
.cua within 4! Militia Regiments To which hey
Nejong, ana @!6 haze not been cnrnlird, '.nt
Nio. acs .'jat.e to rnty .toyO"d the lint ii
their U;StficEs, 10 assemble Il; the most con,
venien, palu;f OF he linc ofraiiroa,!s, prepared
TO prnct:ct 4; oac. 10 Hamburg
- III. The tren;'s vii psov,dc ihrmscIv". "i'h
havcr>acks aut i"-r Gays 'aionS, Md 'Hrh
suppl e~ of cu.i,irg and COOLING u;e,s. KS are
,atj.rcn>able ;or ,hcir comtor Tin the field, with
ont encunhnrug t!irniS ly,s with such srt lles
as %m uot ais i&t"'v Necessary.
". Cou1panv officers s'c srtholized to issue
certicatrs inr the transportation OF members Of
their respective commands.
Y. Tie pcgsoa> fable 10 this scrvic" arc all
persors between The "crs "t Ytrru a'f'i ~, e.
teen years an al; rrisali> Between >r'ritcr':
and fifty years '"t aye, ~I" air exempt Tom
Confederate service, tat VII" "r' n"l rreni;
by the laws of this 'Stac iG"m Sian' ser, .cc,
which. iucIuics, anr"ug>t "l;rr r's>rs. I'll i"'r'
ded ayr!cu ,irI>, wi.o h:,vr irrn exempted IS
Confederate authority ~ ownr:> a!:d r'anagrrs
of their oMn p!1n,a,'"ns.
y VI. Eomoan:c c0a,rTi"nt to !.ani Ur., I" !!
select lheir own means OF trsn<lo;tttion 10 i!'"t
poins.
VII. The commanding officers oF Regiments.
and s!l general otiirerS we'll rs Tie officers
commanding these companies, ar charged with
the immediate exclusion OF these orders with
ont further nctpe.
VIII. The aiia,taIon Of State Cadets" anu
the companies of,Munuscl Infantry, command
/. ed by Captains Frederick an| PcrcvA', ~i a"d
themselves in readiness 10 take the field 4; the
shortest Rntice.
TX Tue GoFernor and Commandcrn-rhief
enioins, as a matter Of the n',no>t Importance
for the public defence, .hc prompt execution Of
these orders, and the assembling of the troops
at the places designated without delay.
BY command:
A. G. DARLINGTON,
Adjntant aud ln>p e'"r General.
w7Parers Of lhe,Statc publish one week.
55lssisNov. Pitt
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.GsouneiI Notice.

.ET Is. oRpEHED' THAT TIE FOLLOWING
I rates ofstalhge be cbarg d, ,<oH and after Monday
haxt viz:
On all oesfoftrcd for sale in Market -Four Dollars
veal :. y Two Dollars
:, Hoes-oyer so lhs - Three Dollars
= Pigs-upder 5Qbs. Two Dollars
Mutton and Hides - Two Polar
1t is also ordered tha''Two Dollars be charged for
.m1ounli,g' Horse and Miles. For ilogs, Two Dol
.Iarseatli.. For, Sheep and Goats. One Dollar.
iii 6irtler ordered that the Weghsr at the Pubic
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GTsusht
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:. Clerk OF 'olinril.
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Adintaut aud ln>p e'"r General.
gw7 Papers Of the,sta'c publish one week.
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fTNHESUBSCRipE1 Il ~ REN0Y IN ONE DOOR
Il above Mr Rrrrsn''s Tin Factory mh,rr he vii
continue 70 nan't c;urc 4ibiS aud Silks. ilav
ing an, m er OF tirs rate wn mt lie viii execute a
orders with lea ne:s, DURABILITY ''lcSi" cl.
Nov. I4-1d 2w. ". L. HEGHSON.
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CAMDEN. S G., Nov "A. 1864.

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\ on the days spec ''' below for tho purpose Of
c assessing tie I'D vd!oTrnI tax:
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.p;es.did Array or Co,ns,ncd Taieni

uon emp!oyeL in writing for tie Field ami FrCsice
surpisscS II genuine merit. mb.ny. celebrity hhd MI
nn.ri,ul sire, gihmny cumiu'ri "r tng"g utnl ever
fre att mel in tile history c ierudIcul Liter iure
oil Europe Or Anrc. ica.
Iii !: arce cie page Weekly Journal teen ing with
orri:a 10 arrrrs. Sketches Tales. Poetry, history,
Essays ri cisul. WiIiiri>ns; include lranslations
from the French German and other Languages; AZ
r,cuIural, Meciiaica aid Scientific articles, ETC.
Tie p. p.olrirl"r, confidently ssscrt that the ''Fe'd
and FirsiCr sIiu ut One excl in real merit eve
publication Of the kind ever 6e attained slemp-
tel in the United tates the Soth. The arrHlss'
nenls now Effected fully justify ths assertion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
PREDICTIONS FROx TE8 RANAS


Ia response TO a resolution Of the HOl'e Of RIP
'reseatAaves the President has transmitted % tn body
u LIST Of pc, sons in me Conledsys army Who have
been ,p.cay not eel and psOmot "a from ranks ior
CALAMITY in the Gsi Tae ss embraces ninety, one Of
weom been promoted 70 the rank o. Capsai;; eight
e tia, Of First Lieutenant and eighyOne to ,ha: of
Sscoad Lieutenant
50 ias as Tire La parPO,ts to contain the names Of
toss Who have been noticed for acls Of e1traorioay
CALAMITY conserved /; is douols>s c1rres- b; it
csuao be denied ba; is falls far short Of tbs numser
vao have acuuy dis:I Isbei themselves in the Jed
clrrsot lst Of which sJld a. a volume. Tao writer
could mention as ga, three times the number incuied
ia the liss who have isiy Won commission by gal
Aa,.y in tla Gcld, Of his own personal kno Wedge
Toe Generals who nlnj Gu, armies nsl OF too
mcc1 moral greatness % be nsslio ally guilty o. the
iju,tcs Of up5scsspg ,he rsmes OF vAtes who have
agqissei .bemlelsss ~ Of gaian1ry; and the
diHslly his b,en that the number who deserved hon
ofabs mention vas TOO large los the compass evsn o:
a. gly cHi;h report Ye: thee are subordinate
oil 81, 81 ,-rol,l ~hon such reports must COVE, whose
par, lilies, p-eli ees or Ind Fer nee, have KEEP: from
the slf names vhose deeds OF daring justly entitled
the authors % pubic OvIEOn-
Ii.n1. or design 70 dstra;t from the well Gained
hu,es Of those Who have been fortlnae SO TO re
csiv, sp5e a. nojc, AID e0nmi on, b. 10 give jai
es % oh rs Who have Illy deserved special notice
ald Egy5 Loy reserved it.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
IN EOR LIE RAR

T terra Of service Of tie three years yountes;s
vii expire in tie Spring. Nan Of th,so gallant men
tie true nobility OF the uutr5-hlve already re oV.d
TO remain in services until the Cud OF the Wsr pseerriug
to encounter the harishps aad Paris Of SID es life
for few months longer rat than seek iagOrous ease
as away from the su,ei zelda Toe 70 Irving elesram
received yesterday, By SsaalOr Haynes Of Tenn fur
nshes the 6rs. Instance believe OF the re enlistment
Of 8 brigade. TIE Cat, Of this eve d. should be in
seribed upon the brigade banner;
DALToS Jan. l9.h-My brigade has unanimously
Ias-sd The iol1Wirg reso.u lou:
Res0irsd Tia. We the tH,ers AID s0iiC r5 Of Bates
Or g,de to-day, agree 10 eas. Tor the var determined
i ever 20 lRg down until homes rescued
rom the enemy, aEd tue Coufedeiaey permanently es
heb j. b, among the ra;ions OF the earth
WV B. BArE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

RUssELLvILLx. Jan. 30 -Aaj,r Day attacked force
of the enemy, one hundrei and fGty strong near &
Spring, near Tuzewel, yestsrl1y, with hundred n,
killing and wjunding ak. capturing three Leltenauts,
siItyour men, seventy horses six wagons aud teams
aud ambusucsa, aud fifty stand OF arms
1t ia reported good authority ha. the enemy have
crossed the river at Strawberry Our cavalry are still
pursuing them. A large amount of leather Aaur and
iron Was captured. Bigader General Vance, who bad
undertaken an expedition to SsvrVille, from North
Caroins it IS reported here, have been captured, to-
rether with ffty Of his men, at tina. place.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
FROM PAsCAGOULA.

PAsCAeoULA jan 20 The enemy's revee, also re-
pe,ted discharges Of musketry at the vest end of Hrn
Islend, was distinctly heard here this morning. Two
sunbats are IN ht Off the point of Bots Island. On
the lSh fore and aft schooner supposed to be block
ade runner, was seen beating up the Sound from the
eastward 0Eing to the volenc, of the wind she
to anchor under leeward of the island when the gun
boat boarded AID took her il tow steering Westward
Several discharges of heavy ordnance heard 10
souihweaery direction Tao rumOred landing Of troops
at Psslingtoa's is without foundation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

CoSFEDKRArEs ARRKsTED Is Nav YoRE.-An bluy
correspOnden; Of the Pliad.phit irer, Gays three
eoniedsrates Of J. OLNsrEAD, Of Ylnksrs, whose
rest was repOr: on Ssturd4s, have been taken into
custody. Their names are ED~ARO UsDsRaILL Ro-
sSRr J. TcPPLls aud w. II. DoTY UNDERHlLL is said
to be Iich man Who furuished the money with which
ToPPLIs, it is alleged, furnished goods 20 the Rsb,l
bloekace runners WILLIAM IL. DoTr Is the Prep iC-
tor Of the Getty House. in YOnker7. OLNrEADs papers
indicate that be eonnec;sd wish N, blockade
nsrs Alice Cuba Ella ans HabanO. O;dsrs wss found
on bis person when arrested tor army blankets, army
shoes, brandy and va ious dug' from whom does not
appear.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

no THE PoOR ISDIAS I'-Colo-el Fhoml5 battali
br CherOOkees raised in Western N1rti CirOlna, aud
CAOetaWs, ChiekssaEs, Greeks other nations il
habit ng what is known tbs adsn Territory" west
Of Arkansas Gays tie Wiaingt.n Jolrnsl have shown
themselves about ss true 10 the Coniedsracy any
troops in shaaMsres; indeed some Of them have exhi
bitsd 6rmness and d3VoOn that Is We calculated to
put not feS Of our Ehi,s Ctz to shame. They
Rave made gOod sOiisrs-bavs slOEn themelYes TO be
true men, and, think worthy to be admitted TO all
the rights ssd privileges tf e:tiz nshp.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
Ep0V ~ yENYESSEE

The uess from Eas Tennessee latery, il altogether
o. .r peauravang character. very handsome sifir
Is az ou0ee5 ia The following OIL al despatch, received
A, he War Department Yesterday, from Gen. Long
street:
RUssxLI-'ILE. Jan. 10, 1884.
To Gen S. Cooper
Major G. W. Day reports handsome affair a. Big
Sgrug, near Tszawell, this morning. With hundred
men he attacked oce huadred and Fifty Yankees, cap
tn ed three Leutensns sky our priVates, sixty or
seventy bOrses, Sly stand Of arms, SIX wagons aOd one
smbua1ee
(Sgae5) ]. LoSssrREET,
Leuie1snt General Commanding
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
RcssEll-'ILr. Jan. 10, 1884.
10 Gen S. Coop.r
rpnr rHFspENLYSNLA.

par y Of Yaoke, cavalry made dash upon our
piektts near New Kent Court House about daylight
yesterday morairg. The Pickets were driven in and
gave the enemy few stot5 after Which tic latter i'm
modiate.y rctr,d They were pro- ably on rCeOnnot-
ering expedition.
It was reported that b,dy Of Yankees were at the
White House yesterday, IN Consequence Of which the
York River train wss turned back for Redmond, and
did no. 20 20 The terminus as usual.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

TIE CoLUMBiA SOJrH CARoLlSIAN.-W5 hIve omitted
to noo tie ohange Of prOpset0fshp OF this par, and
adOp, the following from tie Charleston Mercury in
la.on 10 it:
The -t,nmbia South C1roioian CONES to Us in a new
and mp oytd dres,, snd under rev and energetic
pce, Tue whole ts.ab-h nent, VI eh IA quite M
plete and nsve enc, has been sold BY DR.. r. W.
Gibbe', the late prope.eiO % Aassrs G. DsFo Inc
4 Co. for TIE round OF $3.50 600. grac fu SALT
sesory an1Cu the views aud purposes OF ID ncOn-
ing ed to, VITO eyden " &c give our Colum IA
neiglbo 3. i've Isper Mr DeFO1taine is already
kuOwn . the pubic the army correspond mt Of the
Ciurer. position which he has 6lsi for nearly three
years with za nlasrY and ordinary share o. setGt
As . newspaper chTOnieler Of battles and campaign.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
nEsrRuCTIYE FIRE AT COLUMBIA. S. G.

CoLUsBIA, s. c., Jan, 2O-There IVES immense
Aigratoh of cotton the lots Charles on De-
pot, yeserday: Nearly 8 1000 bales vera burnt Gov
ernuent loss, 500 taes. The whole loss estimated
a. 81 900 O00 tits supposed 10 be the work Of in
cendiarY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

Art ILLUsrkAuoS.-The Chattanooga Rebel Gays the
shrewd knayss who pndeac The Confederate money in
Ocier - buy il up cheap, remind Us OF the Londoa
sweep WhO ioO< up a piece Of cu7fsn. pudding a d
asked vhelher haGpeuBy wOaldn's pay for this lump
Of speoklsd stlf. and allowed TO dPars with biz
soOted su1enlnce the little boy Hho stuc his IA
ger into pc and holding IL up, inquired, How much
for this damaged tart ?"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
From CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, jan. 2O;h.-The enemy continue the
bcmbardment OF the city. 0ne hundred and twenty
four shells have been fred aicoo tie last report up to
half past five this evening.
Number OF ve.ses inside he bar the came usual,
including tie Ironsies and Monitors:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

LASsH AMOUNT OF CLOImSG-FrJm the Is. Of 0c-
iObor 10 the Sl.t OF December, the State o: No:th
Clrona del eered to the Confederate government -
jackets 81, 4S3 Pants, IL $50; shir.s 80 O6O Draw
er4 10 2l2; Blankets, II 9I6 aa.s, sie; SaCes, 49,,
Is4 Socks (pairs ~ l69; HayersAcks 500; Lsathe
Qbs.) :. lO2.
For Ibis the COnledeEasy paid 8, 2O3. IA 80.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

HEALTH or EUGaSE.-A Pa'is correspond, n. OF the
Y. Herald says;
Upon her return to Paris, her Majesty tie Empire Q
il 10 be placed .er active trea Tor her uterine
dis sse. N Icon Is tuXiJUs 10 have a. least Two
strns to his DOW in the matter Of dyIastic succession
the extra one d-sHed, il i. sad by tdicai men,
depends nlfey upon tie empress berg ea.ared
ply ca h alth she e.joyed previous 70 her aooOuc1-
men.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

AsHoAE.-The Wilmington Jou nal sljs, the seam
ship Advance belonging in part to the Safe Of North
Carolina, Was ashore Sunday RICH. not ia' from the
Western bar The enSmJ have not opeied d:e on her,
and there are reasons to hope she may DO got oil.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

10 AS FL FOR TIE ARNY.-Maj D. 7. CarrewAy has
b en- sent 10 n rth Carolina Tor the purpose O. pre-
rng a supply Of MOlAsses the Army Ct No:'hein
V rsin'a He offers eight dol rs per gallon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
REESWAX WANTED
,aI, On 7th Street. jai4--d5t
ADJ-r AND iNsf'I aEEhKsLs UsrIoi,
RCbsosp Jan. IA Is69
eRrRAL Orders, [
NJ

eINIRAL Orders,
No.6
l. Whenever ordnance lost damaged In any br.
glde viii be the duty OF each Brigade District Commander
the request OF his Ordnance oce Of ocer
bic for Ordnance stores to appoint, tfen receAa
Board osaryey 70 consist Of tree oce, The
OF or damas 10 such stores
IL decision Board, with the approval fhe Rr-
gade District Commander will be final, II be cuy
Of the Brigade Dsit 0rduan 0eer 10 no The eonpsny
commander 10 81 the the muster c when prYses
found chGrgeab and when officers ousd cable,
instead reporting 10 the secrsry Of War; required
ragrsph 92I, era Regulators, he viii notify Brigade
Qusrster or the Chief Quartenaster Of the District to
u6caaon the Of officers and pryses, TO be TITO
Chief Ordnance Rci mond 10 be by him snseedt the
Second Auditor OF the Treasury.
l. The Brigade Dsci Ordnance Ocr will furnish tie
Brigade Inspct other officer having charge that duty
with statement OF all oppages made by the Board Survey
against officers and and the Inspector Will that these
stoppages actually made.
W. The Instructions VII he sdhe to 10 the Artillery
when the officers charge OF the Artillery corps
psrtment, win Gail the Board 0! Survey
V. Ordnance sergeans Of Regiments will remain habiuay
with ue regiments, snd keep themselves constantly informed
TO the positions Of the brigade ordinances tran.
VI. The Of the sword bayonet having been generally
BY Boards OF Officers In the ed whom question
OF its usefulness ie'ered its manufacture has ordered
to be discontinued. The triangular bsyonet win lie subs,i
tuted.i
VII Hospital within 5000 General HospI-
tails, transferred 10 Other Geaersl Eo5pas
der Of the Medical Director CT Surgeon General a.
1igned) e. COOPER
ja16-1w Adit snd Insp'f General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

CAPrURiD At PAkTY.-Sone thirty-our Of cue
c v4ry, including Major and several LierenAnts,
arrived Yieksbucg shOrs time since, having been
captured Rodaey by the Yansees l: was Iunored
in Vicks5urg that they surprised by the Ysaksss
viii enjoying themselves At pasy in the neghbor-
hood of Rodney.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

GES. Bows, cammanding at Norfolk, Wi be trans
fe,rrd 10 command in The Army Of the Pc Om4C BIZ
reques. Of G n. Meade. Gen. Weitzel will PROBABLY
succeed Brown a, N-riok.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

accordance with the above ORDERS al Officers arriving In the
city, those duty in this city (who have not reidy done
so will report 10 person, without day at these hezaqusrsers
By order Of Brgsdlcr General JoN y. wNDER, oomm'g
Dept. J. ". PEGRAM, A. A. Gen.
no le.-U
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

s0za whose papers marked with Gross Vih 0oaeI-
ard Isst tern o. sbsosptoa "a about TO expire ana WI
re- ia rrszptly n hey wish heir rsPsrs continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
SPECIAL oRDERS

sFLUIAL VhDAAS
XXX Bgsder General John II. Wnder Is hereby directed TO
make immediate enquiry and report without delay:
lst The name rans, regiment snd corps Of al commissioned
officers and the length Of time each has been 10 the city
3D. In each he viii require copy o. the leave by which
the officer Is absent from his proper command or stationed 10
the city, copy Of the order by which put duty
XXI Whenever appears that officer 10 ghLlGy In
Richmond he will be forthwith :: his proper command and
the fact reported to this ocs for further scten OF the Depart
meat.
D. command Of the Secretary Of War; -
(signeD jobs WITHERs,
ksst Adit Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
80 80 pRESLDENr

We are pleased to sac that private tel
received yesterday 10 the tG C. that Wee President
Sc. b. ~ is impr.vIn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

WANTED.--Iw will give $50 per month for a
" LADY thoroughly qualified to teach voa and Instrumen
tai Music on the Piano; French the usual Eoga branches
70 begin the Janusry 1884, Reference squl ed address
WM :. HORNER
des-c4ws Hontsgue's P. o., Essex couaty, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

ASou, $50 900 emigrsn arrived in Nav York, du,-
in the l..tye
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

REMOVAL OF PRIsoEERs.-A large number Of prison.
ers will DC removed from Case Thu ider, this morning,
to 81 isoury, n q. Tasy will D. qua dod tiiher BY
he Ambulance Co pi," c .pf.. J3ha D,oiay.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

IoE- The gov rnmens hll are busy 'thesing th'
il, cop. Sevs:Al cl?-cor u'es have ben filed in
Lyuc burg one h,li ~ ma % 900 bushels.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

GES. BAAss arrived in Hon,glm ~. IA, on tie
l4b. The otzSns of that city have rendered him a
complimentary dinner
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
ADJUTANT AND INsP'g GEN'Ls OFFICE,
RIOaxOEn Ian ~ 1874
GENERAL ORDERS,

GENERAL ORDERS,
/. The President having approved the lowing join rs
ton Of CongreIS directs Its In orders
Of his qualification at the ibu.e awarded The patriot
officers and SOLDIERS TO whom 1t Is addressed
the military eggsTd or him Who In the suits Of selfish
and ngorous ease, forsets his couns need sp
probation sounded His tnfdmy IL his onS security rcm
ior Bet the heroic devon those defence OF liberty
and honor have peried ALL while II conieS, spproyirg
conscience, the bet ghst reward will ao be Cherished
stimulate the armies Of The ConedeTscy everywhere 10
greater exetoa and more Te5oUe endurance TILL rnder ito
guidance OF Heaven the ssiags eeiom
forward 10 the road 70 dependence and for the security
rights sealed In the blosd Of the fs Revolution Honor
add glory await our Success Slavery and shame r attend
defestl
H. Joint resolution OF thank, 6ea Lee and to the
officers and soldiers under his commando
Whereas the campaigns OF the gallant armies
erng the Capital o. the Confederate during
cessve OF eighteen bundled and srywo ard egeea
hundred aat xtshree, under the esdersho and
General Robert Lee, have crowned With o esu
dsstng greatly superior forces massed by tie elty
conquest these States repeng the invaders with immense
losses and twice transferring the bac sd from cur vn com
- ihs OF the enemy and WHEREAS The mastery glorious
achievements, rendering forever memorable tbs iea Of The
Seven days of great battles which raised the sg
mend well those OF Cedar Run secoad Hapers
Ferry Bocns oro sharpsbarg shepherisawa ede bs,g.
Winchester 6eitysbu ard Charlottesville c0mmsnd the
maiion and gratitude Of corrry; and the
other Iusious services, reGdef- by -bs
f conmercerent Of OF Independence have specy
endesrei LIN tile hearts Of bis ccuayme have
on ConRes the hateful juy OF giving eape,sisn . if ell
ings; therefore,
Resolved By the OF tire Confederate Slater An0 A.
That the thanks Of Congress due, and iendsrd
Robert Lee and to the once and soldiers Of the Confederate
armies gnder comasna FER The great ard grail victoi tbsy
nave won over ST. hGs Of The ear s for the nssl ms
bic service they have rendered 10 defence ohe liberty ahd
Resolved That the Pfesden, be requested 10 cenmuris
these rssoui 10 Gen. Robert ~ Lee the
diers herein designated
Approve January o:h 1854.
8. oooPEa
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The ARRKsr OF GIN. G. W. SMITHS WIFE.-In our
issue of Tuesday, We published communication from
the n Y. Times in reply to brutal article in the New
Haven Palladium, in relation to Mrs Smiths "dloJa
ty" Il appears that she arrested on the strength
of the article from the Palladium, and was route to
Fortress EOnroe III charge of an officer to be delivered
" Beas. Butler and By him returned TO the rebel
lines Arriving at New Yo!k order came from Wssh-
iogOn, ordering her unconditional release and return
10 her parents, in New London.
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