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REINFORCEMENTs GONE TO GRANT
We hear on excellent authority that yester-
day ten thousand fresh troops went to the
front, to reinforce Grant.
We feel confident also. that every available
soldier within reach is to day being pushed
forward on the same errand, and that in very
brief time indeed, his available force will be
as strong. or nearly so, as when he crossed the
Rapidan.
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SD('OlD EDITION,
O'CLOCK r. II.
OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION
OF THE GLORIOUS NEWSI
Between thirty and forty Pieces
of Artillery Captured
by Hancocku
One Major General and several
Brigadiers Captured.
Burnside and Warren Pressing
the Enemy elsewhere on
the line.

The War Department received at IL a. M to.
day, from Headquarters at the front, a dis
patch entirely conf1rmatory of that OF General
Ingalls, to Senator Nesmith, published In our
first extra of this forenoon. It states that at
AZ a. m. yesterday morning, Gen. Grant made
a general attack, and that by a. M Hancock
had captured more than four thousand prison.
ers, and between thirty and forty pieces of ar.
tillery. Also, one rebel Major General-Eed
johnson, and several Brigadiers. Also, that
Warren and Burnside were at that hour Is a.
m, when the courier left) pressing the rebels
at other and different points.
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LATEST FROM THE FRONT.
THE FIGHTING YESTERDAY.
HEAVY FIGHTING UP TO FIVE O'CLOCK
YESTERDAY EVENING.
GRANT REPORTED VICTORIOUS AGAIN.

The steamer Columbus, having on board 1s0
wounded, and in charge OF officers Of the
Christian Commission, arrived here at o'clock
TO- day from Aqua Greek. One hundred and
forty three of those brought up are among the
most dangerously wounded in the late battles
The balance (37) are supposed to be stragglers,
and were at once taken in charge by the medi-
cal officers and placed under guard. From
many OF them bandages were torn and not q
scratch was found upon them.
1t. Col. Woodell, 1st Delaware and II. Col
Happ, s4th p. V., both wounded have been
brought up.
The soldiers brought up to-day were not in
the fight Of yesterday, but were laying at Belle
Plains, and they report that heavy firing was
heard there all day, but it entirely ceased be-
tween and O'Clock p. M, and other wounded
brought there reported a decisive victory for
Grants entire army yesterday.
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New York Stock List-First Beard.
fRy fhe PaOnleIa Lima

I by tKfe eOpEe 3 LltnoJ
U. s. coupon 6's, 1881, li3; U. s. sos, 1861;
Certificates Of 1ndebtedness, 96X dold. 1734i
N. 7. Central, l30x; Erie, l09x; Hudson, 135 p
Harlem. 257; Reading, l37x; Michigan Central.
13s4; Michigan Southern. SO; Illinois Central,
124x; Cleveland and Plttsburg, l09 4alana and
Chicago, 120x: Cleveland and Toledo, ii6k;
Chicago and Rock Island 100; Milwaukte and
Prairie du Ohien, SO; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago, III; Alton and Ter1a Haute, 50;
Quicksilver. 70x.
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MORE DETAILS OF THE BATTLE OF YES
TERDAY.
Officers arrived this forenoon from the front
assert that our total captures Of artillery in the
course of yesterdays sengagement-up TO noon
were forty six pieces, and that Brig. General
Geo. H. Stuart was among the rebel Generals
captured.
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now on the Minnie (she having previously
thrown portion overheard to aid her escape,
is said to be $40 bales of cotton, IS tons of to-
bacoo, and I2 barrels OF turpentine.
About $1,000 In gold, equal to about Si7,S0s
In Government currency, was found on board
the Minnie in q secret drawer. Lieut. Lincoln
G. lie finch, Of the Confederate service, was
on board as a passenger, aud is now held on
the Connecticut as o prisoner.
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BUTLER's OPERATIONS,

A rumor prevails that Gen. Butler has tels-
graphed here that he has succeeded In remov.
ing all the distractions placed by the rebels In
James river We place no faith in 1t, a. 1t
strikes us that the thing is impossible until we
shall have reduced Fort Darling, which for the
time being blocks the passage to the obstruc-
tions above that point.
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MARYLAND MILITIA CALLED OCT

MARYLAND MILITIA CALLED QUIT
The Government this forenoon made a re-
QUESTION on Gov. Bradford for the immediate
services Of 2,OOO Maryland militia for one hun
dred days, on the terms upon which the Gbver-
nors Of different western States have recently
placed their militia in the field. They are to
relieve other troops now doing guard and post
duty in Maryland, who ara to go at once to the
front. Baltimore alone will I'LL this call in q
single dav
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

HIGHIY 1MPOKTANTe
Eneny's Communication with Richmon
Cat OH-CaPture Of Three Rebel Trains
and r elease of 500 Union Prisoners.
We learn from high authority that dis
patch was received in this city, last evening,
from Gen. Sheridan. stat ng that he had cut of
cSmmunication with Richmond by destroying
tea n,,es Of railroad bet ween Gen. Lee and
Richmond, captured thre rebel trains, and re-
Leased 500 Union prisoners who were on the
train,
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ANOTHER NEW YORK REGIMENT BADLY
CUT Up.
The 9th New York militia, which went into
the fight on Tuesday with three hundred men.
came out in the evening with but four officers
and fifteen men who were f1t for duty
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GREAT AND GLORIOUS NEWS
FROM THE FRONT!
Dispatch from General ingalls, to
Senator NeSmith.
Hancock Achieves 4 Glorious VIC
tory!!
Capture of Moro than 1000 Pris-
onorS!
Capture Of 25 Guns -!
The Rebel General Ned Johnston
Captured, with TIVE Other
Rebel Generals and a
Host Of Lesser
Officers 4!
CAPTURE of 25 Guns s!!!

The following despatch has been received by
Seua,or Ne.mith 1rom Gen. Rufus ingalls,,
Chief @ Qusrtermaster OF the Army OF the Poto.
mac. 1t brings positive information from the
from the front as late as noon yesterday:
ssWe have made ten strike to-day. Hancock
went in at daylight. He has taken over 1000
prisoners, and over 25 guns, and is still fighting
Everybody is fighting, and have been for eight
days We shall hive them this pop, though it
may take day or two more They fight like
devils.
Our losses are heavy. Can't say how many.
1t Augur's forces were here now we could
finish them to-day. Hancock captured Genl
Ned johnson and two other Generals, besides
lots OF lower grades. The old Republic is firm
Bet your pile on it.
Grant Is giant and hero In war; but all
our Generals are gallant and our men-tAe
world never had better. Yours. in haste,
INGALLS,.
Spottsyivania O. H., May 12, 70 M"
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NINE THOUsAND PRISONERS


The 4,0UO prisoners taken yesterday morn
ing makes, with those previously taken, an
aggregate Of 9.ooO prisoners taken by Grant
within the week.
Grant seems inclined to bag another odd hun
dred thousand prisoners to add to those he took
in his South western campaigns
Evening star., 1864-05-13

" feresana Careno, the wohso soertuio oolla
Pianist, whose performances have be,.- en-
Aarged upon at so much length by our coten1.
poraries elsewhere will soon perform In this
city we learn.
Evening star., 1864-05-13

NOT 80.
No dispatch was received here from 4en'l
Grant last evening, as has been stated.
Evening star., 1864-05-13
THE WAR GEORGIA.

Ayictery fer the Union Arms.
Tunnel HILL, GA, May Il.-After three
days' heavy skirmishing, in which all the
coips participated, the enemy were driven
back TO Rocky Ridge and Buzzard Roost
Mountain. from which we are fast expelling
them Every thing is going on In a most salts.
factory manner.
Evening star., 1864-05-13
LATEST FROM BUTLER.
HE ATTACKS FORT DARLING,

The War Department have dispatches this
forenoon announcing that Butler is already
pressing Fort Darling.
This is good news, because indicating that
all is still going on successfully for our arms
on the south side of the James river.
Evening star., 1864-05-13

SNUG FRAME HOUsE GOOD BUILD
ING LOTSON THE ISLAND AT PUBLIC AUO-
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. May zs, at 6 O'Clock,
on the premises, We shall sell original Lots Nos.
%. 81, and y. in Square No. s4, fronting toesther
Az streets west running back las feet nohss, to
so foot alley, divided into &c Building Lots, one
of them, i'm proved by neat and we'll built two
story frame dwellinR the whole surrounded with
psling fence and we'll advanced shade trees.
TILE perfect.
Terms: One half cash, the remainder In six
months. with interest, secured by q deed of trust
A payment OF $40 on each Lot VIII be required at
the time OF sale.
Copveysnces at the cost of tho purchaser.
myE-eo6ds J.C MCGUIRE & co., AuctS.
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STAGE ELINE-rrem and after Wednesday, May

CTAGE LINE.-Rrom and after Wednesday, May
run from the Pennsylvanis House
on @ street, Washington city. as HER4K9
follows: To eurrattsville, T. B BeentoWn. Brvan.
town, Hugheville, o. Hall. Chaptico, st. G. bay,
and Ieonardtown. and return daily. The line to
PiscatAway, Duffeld and Port Tobacco will ru a As
heretofore, every Tuesday, Thursday and Sstur.
A. r. KIMMELL, Ase,t.
Washington city, May 8. 1854. my Sim
Evening star., 1864-05-13

GEN. WRIGHT SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
We hear that the gallant Gen. Wright, now
In command Of the veteran Sixth Corps, was
slightly wounded In the ight Of Tuesday.
Evening star., 1864-05-13
pYJ. @. MCGUIRE & co., Auctionesrs.

EIGHT GOOD BClLD!NG LOTS AT THE COR
NER SEVENTH AND STREETS ISLAND
On MONDAY AFTERNOO May is. at 6 o'clock,
On On the premises, we shall sell, eight desirable
on Seventh street we.t at the corner of South ii
street, and running back 95 feet to an alley.
These Lots possess great value from their emit
guilty to the extensive wharves in the immedists
vicinity.
Terms One third IN cash. the rem aind ar in 81 ana
twelve months, with interest secured by deed Of
trust Oh the premises
payment Of &s will be required at the sale,
my I3-d J. @. MCGUIRE l. Co. Aucts
Evening star., 1864-05-13

VNO ICE CREAM MAKERS.-For sale. a phils.
delphia patent Machine. Also. FreeEers. Toe
having no use for them. Also. some Marble tor
Tables, Apply 1871 Pa. ayeaas, ayH-:ts
Evening star., 1864-05-13
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM SHERID IAN!
HE CUTS BOTH RAILROADS BETWEEN LEE
AND RICHMOND
HE CAPTURES ONE OF LEES WAGON TRAINS
ANDA NUMBER OF PRISONERS.

HE HOLD POSSESSION OF HANOVER JUNG.
TION WITH CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY.
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QYJ. G. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers.

QY J. G. MC6 UIRE CO., Auotioneers.
NEW THREE:sTORY RRIoK DwELLINa
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVENUE AT AUG
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 1T. at =
oa X to q
Bq b9s
Room attached veil adopted tor business ll.ss
public Depsrtr ents AND OMces.
IeEms ons;h ,s s;:i the r:ms,Dass II ST.
5s Sois e IL Hsfsesssri So iue.
ABOVE SALE r. n ges
K6Sf Nay 18TH at the :;ns hSss eHH H.ss CO.
RY wM. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers.
aRIAT SALE OF oARRIAaE AND HARNlss
On THURSDAY MoRSiNa, May 8. .commsnstne
Ct Yoaa: ::
near ~ street. south side. his large and extensive
sGss Ss9 ,ss aaad
Top .siA ana No 81 TOP BaEsiss .sd TIS!sipx wsSoos
second cnasI Rsnd French Coupe.
ss,a .ss sssosSn eas: :snd sss. ST.
YER and Japan mounting, part Of which il very
Tc rsassr nae; with other Carriages not sumsr.tsd.
81 snd
Al on this city and Is Of on sccosnt
Youp{ ssstrtnS from snssSs snd to tSs
ssis a. tbe stock vii! Do pe, suptorily seld a..
The Repository 10 for rsat and Is G ere 81 ~
Enquire on the prem .ses.
Terms cash. m a..&s
my.D WIN. L. WALL Vo'' A"'ss'
q
Evening star., 1864-05-13
TYPOS GOING TO THE KELIEE

i 1FUS NUINT VI1E hELIEF UF THT
WOUNDED.
A detail OF twenty men, consisting of ten book
binders and ten compositcrs, has been made
from the Government printing office, to 20 to
fredericksburg and assist in caring for the
wounded. It is expected this party will Leave
to day for the front
Evening star., 1864-05-13
WE'LL DONE OHIOt

WELL DONE OHIO
1t affords as infinite qualification to be able
to state that Ohio has already furnished the
10000 hundred days militia called for from her,
and has offered fve regiments more, now ready
for instant service.
Evening star., 1864-05-13
EVERYTHING IN OUR FAVOR.

MAJOR GENERAL JOHNSON AND A COUPLE
OF REBEL BRIGADIERS CAPTURED.
Evening star., 1864-05-13
OPERATIONS OF THE NAVY.

CAPTURE OF THE REBEL STEAMER GREY
HOUND AND THE BLOCKADE
RUNNER MINNIE.
Evening star., 1864-05-13

60 useospf4fosAi f1f6h Tt&D,s 5kios CANDIDATE.
M, fss ss.s.! AlD15oHihN1H 5oHN H. pzAkr.
rusoosDlFE1ESe4kAA1K F1S4A KTKp. 2F59s TICKET
r0A kIcHARD wALLAoH.
f0R Al0fcfHs cHHs. I. oANF1rLD.
''& 10y ES ShxTs !! sHBsys9s' Bsyfs,
J. B. WARD.
FOR ASsSfsof. 3. =. DYER. may s-sw-
TTHIRD WARD..yINE ELECTION The
VIII C.. ISEs It s
proaching munich pal election. viz:
l0A =" RfoHARD wALlACH.
f0' A11fosnEtPsHa 1gosEPH =. BROWN.
' VI E$$ISat $$Ia%E $s 4 :; ! 5Asss19sRAs !;s Assss1sAss.
JOHN W. SIMS.
For A'stssHss yYsEsp exEAh .psu
~THIRD wARD-JyNE EELECTIoNaaThe
W. unconditionI Union voters Of ths ts Th,ra jmna
election:
FOR RICHARD wALLAoH.
FOR DAhfIEXANDER R. SHEPHERD.
70. coMHoE OoVsSIL.1,
5ShS 5Sh y " AsHXs' sfas!' .p a,-se
m 1SDEPESPESf PES MxYd1, TN5Ss CANDIDATE
JOHN II. SEMMES.
n~ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, 10
N Receptions, Parties. weddings Balls, Sup.
shortest notice and most reasonable terms. Ice
Cream and Wster Ices made BY steam power, var
ss Hs ss Of
t. s:s ss .is SSshfa e. e., spa +
KILBoURN WELLS 4e6 9Th street have
LEMONS M Those wishing to purchase would DO
For SAFE 4 SECOND HAND WAGON
my1s-st MURRAY L sEMMEs.
1NOWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, BY the
Apps the
Captains on board or JOHN 5G B DAVIDSON.
myls-tf 50 Water street. Georgetcwn.
More NEW AkR KIsck STEL5TH 5SHK MANr111As
Gsa s';SEHsa ssS
Of ns 9f M ss' Jss sS 60
to ss HfR IL.
ee @ to sn %
Fand 18th streets who is authorized to receipt for
Sss ssssa S% s
~ RESS GOODS
Opened this day, a large and elegant assortment
of new and st u ish Summer Dress Goods many of
them bought at less than the Importers prices,
and will be sold at a small advance to close out at
once. The ladies specially vited to call sarly
J.W. OOLLEY,
my - st No. S23 7th street.
RLACK SILKS BLACK SILKS!
II VERY CHEAP
6ne assortment of superior Black Silks rang
ing IN price from 81 up to very fne grades
Also, q small lot of Check, India and French
Silks. ~
Ten pieces handsome plain Colored Silks, all
very cheap. j. W. COLLEY,
my B-5t 523 7th street. near Pa avenue
7 R. FOLEY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
- dealer IN Coal Oil, Lamps, Wicks, Chimnies.
&c. China, Glass Ware, Table Cutlery and House
keeping Article: generally, No. 316 street be-
tween 10th and llth streets invites the attention
Of restaurant keepers, housekeepers and others to
a ms stofk W xhish is complete in every department
Goods delivered to any part Of the city or George
town free ofcharge. my 1857
PROPOSALS FOB COAL AND WOOD
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
Ia Sn~
Evening star., 1864-05-13

RYJ. G. Meg UIRE & CO., Aactioneers.
BUGGY AND EXPRESS WAGON AT AUCTION
On TO. MORROW. saturday Mor1 ing j NAV Hth
in front of the Auction Rooms, We will sell
Nc Tcp Buggy WAGON,
Light Ex prees WSkon
1t ] McaUYpH l. H. ax
Evening star., 1864-05-13

-. WHOLESALE E DEALERS
STRAW GOODS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS. LAoES,
AND MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY.
II North Second st., Philadelphia,
293 Penna. avenue, south side, near 10th street,
Washington.
~GoOds sold at PhiladeIphia and New York
prices. Positively no retailing.
my L. lWH O. W. THORN
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pROPOSALs FOB COAL AND WOOD.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
D6see Of the Sergean tat Arms,
sTashi ofnu hev IsS,

NA = Uf The United oTATES,
C6fte Of the Sergeant- at Arms,
Hashin gton, May II. 1864
until II O'Clock noon on THURSDAY, the 25fh
instant for the delivery in the vaults the Senate
wing of the Capitol of hundred tons O. 24O lbs
%n Of large Egg or Steamboat Furnace WHITE ASH
The Coal to be of the best quality, thoroughly
screened, and weighed by the Chief Engineer to
the Senate, or his assistant and to be delivered as
above on or before the 9Th of June following
Proposals will also be received at the same time
and Place for the delivery of twenty cords of the
delivered within the time and at the place for the
The Coal and Wood to be packed away in the
vaults as the Chief Engineer shall direct
myl3 Sergeant at Arms u. s. Senate.
EOR SALE-A sORREL MARE, Ave years old; :;
Il is hne traveller; goes well to harness
ana saddle Can be seen at JOB N BLIGHY IN
stable, corner of 18th and streets. Will IlNKa
be sold at . bargain, as the owner is going West
Evening star., 1864-05-13

NJ "HANDS LINE"
1NOT1CE TO OONsIGNEEs.-The schooner Aid
from Philsdelphia has arrived. Freight As>
Freight for Philadelphia received until kafaEE
Saturday M JOHN B. DAVIDSON
l2-2t" Water
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Printing for the Legisla--

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a PKlNIlNG for tile two Houses of the Ieei,la.
lure OF south Carolina, Of either of then will sub
nit their proposals to tic undersigned st Col,nh;.
on or before 2Stll of November inst i .''
The following, rs near can be ascertaned vii, =.
Inc character and quantity Of tho work: ;r- :
bllls, Ill f'cu, 81 lines, Of 35 ems-2l1e ens osr
page. A'''
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81 ems each-1,705 ems per page
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eacll-l 705 ems per page '"
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The Bills to lie printed OH good writing paper. and
all other printing to DO dono on printing pansr ~ 40
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elther 1lousc, must oe furnished to each menh.r -
the other branch of the Legislature.
or the Bills, Reports, Documents Journal and Cal.
enuar, Two hundred copies required daily, ono
nuoeo .ho iilty 1or the members of the House tof
representatives and fifty for the members Of the Ssn
ate. ~
The Journal and Calendar must be delivered nune-
tnally at or before the hour of meeting of tho Housen
OF each day and one copy by the same hour to be- d.
nVered ut the Executive Department. and one copy 10
the State Auditor. ~ ~
The Acts and Permanent Forms Of the Houses ,,nss
be printed stitched and ready for delivery by tho 2h
OF feoruary, alter tho regular session. Rule and fg.
re WORK 10 count double and pages md side notes t.
be estimated at the rate of 705 ems per page
The two Houses will separately choose the Printer
OF tler-day work. and will unite in the selectionk
the Prnter OF their permanent work, viz: Acts, Ro-
ports Resolutions, &c.
Proposals for the Printing Of the two Houses or ee
either House, must conform to the foregoing specaSa
lions. W. T. MARTINI
Clerk of Senate
JOHN T. SLOAN
Clerk Of House of Representatives.
nov ltd
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The Richmond Examiner.
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WEEKLY
Nov. IA.


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Wanted TO Purchase

fTeR THE USE OF THE CONFEDERATE
Il States-Scrap Iron, wrought Oh, cast for which
p.y fair prico in cash! or, rprcferred, will exchange
rolled plantation Iron for the Planters others
having any oftho above to dispose Of will inform Inc
Of the fact, wish 10 collect it together as speedily
us possible. ). s. MERoNEf:
September t.
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NOtice,

T WILL HIRE ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
Il January next at the Court House in Camden, two
negro boys Spencer and Alfred belonging the ls-
tate Of William Wilson, the hrcr to give bond and two
good securities, furnish two suits Of clothes one pair
of shoes, blanket quilt hat or cap and ay
Doctors bill said negroes to be delivered to me on
the first Monday in January, 1866 at the Court House
in Camden
l will also rent, on the same day all tic lands be-
longing to said Estate renters to give bond and two
good securities.
J. j. nUCKABEE, Atlmr
". Is. HUCKABEE Agent.
December l-3t.
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STATE oE sGUTIE cMEsOLsNA.

L ..
COLUMBIA December l. 1861.
pENERAL ORDERS NO. 10.
r PARAGRAPH Of GENERAL ORDERS NO
a.. Is, current series from this Office requiring tho
companies organized for service beyond their Districts
hpd PERSONS liehe to said service uut not enrolled in
aompnpes proceed to Charleston, is hereby coun-
terti,anded, and they will proceed to Hamburg, s. G..
and report to Lie,t Col. W. G DeSauss'.rc, a. d. G.,
heretofore directed
8. H. Paragraph of General Orders No 16: current
series, from this Office, requiring all persons claiming
exemption from militia service on the grond OF ply
steal disability, to appear before tic Examining Eoard
at Columbia or the Surgeon General at Hamburg. s,
c., is SO ar modified that persons who have been re-
Gently examined by tho Boards Of Confederate Surgeons
and exempted from Confederate service the ground
Of permanent disability, will not he required to appear
buore the Board at Columbia the Sureon-Gencral
but will transmit copies Of their certificates, through
the commanding officers Of companies formed i'll their
regiments the Surgeor-Genervl OF the Stac-and in
regiments where no companies have been organized
directly to the Surgeon Gencral-tho colcs Of said
certificate to be certified by magistrate magis
trate er oDci,.
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Dec. 5-Gt.
Phbers Of State publish wacl.