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UN1TED SyNoD OF THs PREsnyrERIAl

UNITED SYNOD OF THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURoH.-This body, says the Lynchburg
Nrginian, of Friday last, has been in ses-
sion for several days in that city. But few
ministers are present; owing to the presence
of the enemy in many portions of the South.
The most important business executed by
the body has been the contamination of
the plan for uniting the two branches Of
the. Church. The old and new schools are
now one. "
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Rail Road Collision.

.BARNEsKHLs, GA. Sept. 2.-Aterrible
collision has just taken place two and half
miles above here between q train with
wounded soldiers and the uptrain ahead Of
regular schedule time. There IS great ex.
element, but nothing definite can be learn
ed. The killed ara probably not less than
Is or 40, and many horribly mangled.
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s@ We learn through ;aprivate letter from
GspE SsB. Meacham, thats&hs following
officers Of the 9th Regiment, s. Q. ", are
qrisonsrs Of var sat Fort Delaware Capt.
e.. n. Stewart, Iieutenants G. g. Turner,
=. b. Gallmsn, @. F. smser and F. Il.
Mullino, and that they we're all well on the
10th Of August.
Columbia papers please copy. rss,
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HEADQUARTERs.
r :. ~ RESERVE, ,FeRcEsss 1cs
Z. q :. .. sConuxslA, ,septenSer5, 1854

|bREaEhAL oh0fShS. So'p'. t1s5J.SE ~;
ET IN pursuance: Of Paragraph "
ls Geperal Orders Nc 81, Adj1ans and Inspector Gen
erals Office 1854 companies for local defence are aunor
ICED and required to be organized in OF tn
State.. .. g =. - .-,-ys.. ~ -.
IT All detailed men, unless specially excepted including
those between he ages Of 40 years as wen
members Of companies. =, > = a.
In The companies organized under this order are DE-
signed to be employed only in emergencies occurring o.
near the Districts In which they may be respscyey or
eanized, nor win they be required to perform service e1
cept within the limits Of their Districts or Ds
trcts contiguous thereto.
Nv. The term of service of the companies viii be ne
une xped pc riod OF the war The term OF service ot &c
taedmen win be the terms Of their respective dsta.
" Local Fnroliing Officers charged with ue e1con-
ton of this order They W osganize e detailed men In
their respective Districts into companies Of nan
sYty four mem and order election for company oceB
and as each company soganized, they win forward Ips
ter r,s TO these headquarters Where the number OF ae-
tailed men Is not sufficient for company they wiz fnr-
fIsh list Of the names Of the men. . 4ls.;.
VI The provisions OF the above order do not apply 10
the detailed men In the city of Columbia, they having al
ready been organized Into companies,
=. :. By command J: Brig, Gen. CHESNU UT.
Ed. d. B.EswElL, Assistant AijN. General.
Sen, 4 -. NJ. 36 -. ~, Ivy ~
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s6- We learn that Capt. s. B. Meach-
sem, Of tAis placs, is among the $500" Off
GERS lsssIy sent 70 Charleston, to be shot at,
o. exchanged He win probably reach
home this week, # poshing turns mp to.
morrpB, which daysia fixed onfor the ex.
chkrge. if -
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THEvOTERsl loFY0RK DIST.
E,ELL0W- -CITIZENS:-l have been

II nominated by my friends, who, presume, know me
and my circumstances web candidate FOR Tar Coes,
tor, at the next election. In accepting the nomination,
statement Of facts on which base my claim for public
support mfyeIght years oEage--n native South
Carolina have served the Florida war and my term OF
seryee as vounteef In e present waf, under Capt j.
NJ. White shaving been twice wounded laboring
under what the physicians ea vsricose veius OF the right
leg, whIchnow me am sI me te5ce,
and had five sons one OF whom killed at Seven Pines,
one died from exposure AZ DruneUte, and three In the
army now, two.of whom have been wounded. -,
boss sting Of duty we our common country
country Is full Of candidates n0w butt uus In
THE ranksp fssnot aside at home, as he in the
army, by any officer, however meritorous
- , 80 ,Ess - SMITH SANBERS.
September7 8 Es,zH-..a. -, IT..
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J MyM,HsNM&.

You haven't opened your mouth dur.
ing the whole session, complained MEM
Der of the Legislature to q representative
from the same town oh yes, 4 have,
was the reply; / yawned through the
whole Of yourspeech.
1t requirestwo very long ears to listen
to the word chloride Of dikrerourodethylid.
snsdiphsnammonium, which long winded
chemist pronounces as bis last discovery in
ethlidene. - ~,
There is not one single enormity which
Yankee Fourth Of July orators and Yankee
historians have been in the habit Of asorib-
ing to the ministry and armies Of GEORGE
HI. which their own Congrsss and their
own people have not committed on vastly
extended scale, and with the addition Of
tenfOld horrors, against the South.
We learn (ssys the Macon Copsde.
rate ofthe 2Sth inst )athsts one thousand
ihssf o,.,..1. s.s,.br,ea ~ Gan. wbeeler. ar.
rived here yesterday. -.
-Tbe washington Ga,onsczs 3 says the
I'D Psnnsylvania has arrived IN that city,
:sna,hesn ri.,sa 1, ;,n,s.tbsrs, ,sor ssro vssks
svhen 4. farm i service vim sxnire,. Thev
Z. ,.n. ;nts ..,,;,. lam st,on.. M, and b,va &.
..;,.s ,,..,,,, a ..h,,,,ssna ,ecsu;so bue nanv
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TApIEAUx.

The ladies Of this place gave series Of
representations last night, for the benefit of
thssoldiers; they propose another for Thurs
dss evening naxt, which ss hope to see
largely attended. We have no time for
comment, as our paper goes to press We'd
nesday morning.
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From Mobile.

MOBILE, Sept. 2.-There are three ves-
sells off Battery Mcintosh, to day. The
enemy hugs the shore at Cedar Point, keep!
ing respectful distance. All quiet here
and at Pensacola.
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For the Yorkville Enquirer.

EDIroRs ENoUfRER :.
Being Ineligible to. the Office of Colonel
Of the s4th Regiment, to which the partial.
ity Of friends has nominated me-, .you will
please withdraw my name as candidate,
in connection with that position. =
1aa 3. r. BRIGGS.
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From Atlanta.


MACON, Sept. 8. Parties from thesffon
report that our loss on Wednesday will no
probably exceed 600. -
Thursday the enemy made foar.asssait
on our lines in9heayy columns, and wer'
each time iepulsed with great Slaughter
They then concentrated on Gloves from
and breaking our linssstheir retreat became
necessary, which WAS effected Thursda,
night. = q g ~,
se Prisoners report only four Yankee corps
engaged, and three menacing Atlanta and
guafding their communications.
reliable information Regarding yester.
.ssrs operations ortthe position Of Hood. =
= MACON, Sspt:4 .--Alr doabt abont ths
fall Of Atlanta are ended, It was evacua
ted on Thursday night, ind occupied OF
Friday atn o'cock blythe enemy.
Gen. Hood blew up his surplus ordnance
ana burned Ills commissary stores, and
drew of on the Mod Donough Road, leaving
masking in Atlantabat blood stained ruins
8 Yesterday our whole army was concen.
stfstea at LovejoS's Station, on the Macon
md Westsfn Railroad. ;ys.t sst .
The enemy are reported to be rstrsating
from that point towards Atlanta.
Ia the fight at Jo6esboro' on Thursday,
Gen Gevan, together with the 9Th aud part
.of the I'd Arkansas Regiment were captured
We lest Six pieces Of artillery and oaptur'
ed six from the enemy.
I RICHMOND, Sept q. THE following Of.
fetal dispatch from General Hood, dated
Sd fnst., has been received:
. On the evening Of the Soth the enemy
made d lodgment across The Flat River,
near Jonesboro'. We attacked them al
:So'clock on the evening Of the 8lBt, with
TWO corps, but failed TO dislodge them,-
This nadeit necessary for us 70 abaBdou
sAslanta, which was done on the night ol
stha IRt z, strs:& 9 s -, ~
oat l0ss on ths evening o. sslss vss
small. :e- s-s@7 t"s 2 t's-7 10 ~ :@sig
On the evening Of the LIST, Hardee's
corps in position at iJonesboro', was assault.
cd by superior forco ofsthe enemy and
being outAanked, was compelled 10 with.
draw during the night, with aloss Of eight
guns. =.
Prisoners taken from the enemy repor,
that their loss was very severe. ..
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STATE OFF South gAR0EHNA.
-sAp,pTlsT Aap IksszorozsG GEsrs1Ils otsIof. :
=. scotsn1f.s IN.
GENERAL 0RDERs NO 10, &. o - = ~
IT qALLpersons Liable Co et1al service

II
[T ALLpersons Iable ast6al service
within ed ynou, @ sasS e %
he ssgssss ssssor ossssn % lhs sssissss ss spd
ssovs s snro sss aSspaY psH = ss sss ss
tferent regiments Liable g actnd
h lie ssid, pscss & ssy
aas s Rssinsa sBIesssd Bassa Y s ~
Egpnisston by Lieut. COL - Hardsoh, a, Ds Tt
1e sissa Hsneas % Sne bsp ~ 81
Wnliam.P, Butler A. DC, = I'D M! c q
Ths Third Bngads ,lotb, la,h l1
il5ts Regiments to Branchyte, BY I,iest c9sA.
me Fsash Sassds composed 9e ,hs is.b. lssa ssd
lsta ReGneats, g ehatesiOn, " Lieut. g.
Tss sis Brigade, M composed of The ao,h ais aa ga,
and 44h Regiments, to Camden, by Lieut. Col, aHsBoy-
The slS B1sads composed Of ie stth, ssh as and
9Th Regiments, % Wnns6Qro, aC6is tf1AHp-
The seTssaa aEIsash BhssdeswinS aszns1-tu under
subsequent Ordep,5s go K. sfgff ~ ~
Ihs Ninth Brigade, composed of3hs 8 s s4tn "a
The BSse, ,sonposed &c ss,hs sat, ,4ot, 4lss
and asih Restns4sssS = 70 hrsVbeF 2. fdeurs Col W
L. ali company officers viii assemble i, their us,iai reg
imeuni parades with uccurate lists Of the men infhsr
report an nbsentees toe Commanders Of fhsdr respective
regiments when tey meet at undezyous,
1Hs Tho persona habe; under hiaoan Got acna seyice
beyond their Dtsct, are those betFecn 10 md 1zsag
age, resident aiens exempfs um Confederate Hpee be-
tween IL and 50 gears Of age, during the couarce Of
such exemption, and pefsous wh0 hzYe for
Confederate service and detailed % remain IN civil
empioymens or pusuts during e coaflnna6cp of such
detai, ,upless such detailed peson shn he serving IN ome
Confedefate military Organization :. ~,
W Thasc eIempted under the exstpg satr lawsffcm
actual service out ofther no earnestly
urged TO unite with this or nadeence Ge
State An who DO not 40 unite w1 ne ofg1Idx1t tte
commanding officers ofregfnenu, OH 6ATQR1AX5 1eh
insant oy aefnai service heir respective Dsfo5
|cnnganias Of not less than Sky 1o,
ine,ddinse and non md
W ofhcerswili Issue transportation ucfss idr III yd
tayeiby railroad, which tickets WIN byais
:VI Tb1 Aids-de- Camp charged nita afheeHmfzaien&
the foregoing troops nH cato thelr aid md
Surgeon % decide upon all yhyscA
VII The ofscsrs and Cadets Of the Xsenia and ahasi
Academia hold themseiyes IN for nrreser-
vice In the fed ON short notice. ~
VIII. The Aids decampof the Governor and all rniins
oice charged with the prompt s1tension and ezsea
a.derof The Command. :, IS.
- Adintapt and nspecsof
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIS.

COUTHCAROLl LlNA-YObK 1ISS
~ TRICT.-Whereas, JACOB 8. WYLIE and e. n
RATCHFoRD have applied to me for Letters or Admin
tstration all and singular the goods ana snaTss
foresaid, deceased. 80 ; g..
These are therefore to cite and admopish apggiar
the kindred and creditors ofthe said pc
bear before me at DUR NEXT the said Dis
rct to be holden at York Court House on the OF
September inst aew cause, Haby, why the said hd
-minisnation should not be granted. S~.S-
Given under my hand and Seal day Of September
in the ye Of our Lord one thousand eight hnndredand
sIxty6ur, and IN the eighty year OF the lnde-
p'N''' :. ' ioHN A. BROWN p, Y;,D.
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PHOCI.An6ATforT.
sTATEs Es0F ss0UEH gARoHaHA.
iExECUTTyE DEPARTMENT. /. : %

- FExECUTIvE pEPARTzzRNT, (. 4
& CohgssfA 8. @, September a,.lss4
10 the Citizens of South Carolina; Y
ITsHE gallant army Of Tennessee has
Il hsen eompelIedAY nuaberssto spaeuasstA Aasnaas-
dsiy through he army .e ao 70 s,
ized md inthe field, under Big, Gen. Ghesnu towards
he ees S as Ssd sSss1 q
pom should beinsoms organization FOR ahe Of
THE anneIed ordsr provide for zach erssnizaaous al
the Executive Is authorized TO requires under the law
and II Is expected that every one WHO sii1bfe wiI Ws
out excuse, the scolo ofte STATE n bis appfopn
But he force now most asefi fof an ous nrthy
poses Is mounted oree and that IN can only be yolun-
5 sSns s9 Ssisss 81 ss ssSH s sas sss
Let II be fomSd without reference 10 snY aSdan
over fifty win make as dent mountsd as oh
possible conflct whIcis now upon s couid Boast as
gallant body Of mounted men manY of the now over
hy-as ever dashed sabre IN the fase of fanny
home unite with their youngpr fellow czens IN cssnxlne
sS%paaiss sps I9untsa .csyiss Each Rsa
@os, aas ea ss fd sdssps ss ss,s 'o
Zone 20 earh ofcey md man, upon elng iI
the captains Of Accompanies, Rs also e which
Be eIs nom @ d ssizas dssfess
3sss ss.ss $ s ;, s
elecubg afisuiepagL us2m Win pme M a
OtheE ssf1ent disdic o q naks ap q e0mpsi,
rand secung csptsn detefmIne fhs rank Of tnst
tenauB BY lot or Otherwise. Upon The of
sonsd and eight mon. 5of6ces kos iess tdn
sxtg eight ey wfg received aud armed ana when
the number OF companies IS cielit Wis Do oFkHnt
lied Into battsiions and selscndh of held
oficers. - z. 80
All persons liable to service, vbo donot anach ihem-
selycs 70 announced company, w b6 ssnZxod n one o(
stwo classes embraced he anpetsd ofdef nom me
AdJutan and Inspector Generals Office. 80
Citizens Of South CaroIlna! You entered ls contest
resolved 20 1--we ee or PERISH Your Boihefs sons and
faes Of the amy and 6tAtc already IN the
field. Place yourselves BY their ess aud make good
your deteminaen that foul nIon Of the dlspot ffh
coin should ever place apunity .his unhslo,sed
faotptnt the solT OF your 6ffe. Make them rue the
dayshey attempted % efaee you nom your h6rfaSe ind
give It to others The nay Of hope s9puine
gone OUT IN darknes Be let delgded p!ps,
pect 6f peace from that quarter Repee s 70 be ob1taed
alone, under The blessing of Gad yor tornude,
your sacd6ces and your own strong anna.
sGIven under my hand and of he 6fatey q Conf
&, bla this flh day Of SepaeuDef Al D. one ih0usand
), eight hundred and stxty bur- q 80
WIZ. B. HuTT, Secretary OF State. s--..l,'
z September2 - 81 45s % X n = S1H5s AZ ~
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- HEADQUARTERS, -.
34TH REGIMENT, S. G. M.

81 YoRKVnLE, 8. G., August 3lst, 1854. Z
YNAPTAINS or Commanding Officers
FRIDAY, 18th SEPTEMBER froxmo, for the purpose o.
holding an ELECTION for COL oNEL to command sald
Regiment. hieutenans Of the seyeral Companies VIII act
asMANAGERS of said election and return result on he
following day, Saturday, Hth Of september,to me- cer
fed TO by the several managers. ,..,p.p
Col. 34th Regiment, 9. c; NJ,
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STATE OF SOUTH lCAR0IdNAs

I--.--5 = :. YORK DISTRICT. NJ =
orrroE OF oEsrRAL SESSIONS AND COMMON rLr,s.
r SAMUEL 3. MOORE, Clerk Of
IL said Court in pursuance Of the directions Of the Act
Of te Legislature In such case made and provided do
hereby give public notice that an election for TAX COL
LECT0R, for York District, will be held on TUESDAY,
the u Of next, at the usual pnces Of Elecon
throughout the said District /.
Wisnes my hand al York Court House, the day Of
September, 1854. rg =
C. C. C. p. and General Sessions. /
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Is TOR XVII LIE EMO UIR H..
From the North,

v 10 49, ~ CO.
-=- - =:::===
I From the North.
RICHMOND, Sept. 1.-The Herald ofthe
t3oth ischieay filed With matter pertaining
ttosthe Chicago Convention. The Conyen:
ttion. refused to admit ,deleeates from, The
territory of Western Virginia and the
Estates in rebellion: Washington Hunt ii.
troduced q resolution looking to q recon.
structipn of the Union through q conven.
tion Of all the States. Tie Pennsylvania
Delegation 6fsfsd.s resolution to the SAME
effect, Of q much more. satisfactory oharac.
ter, -. .r.---..
The follou;n. ,,stsorm ;,vas,adonted With
but four aisseptino voices: -:
Reesozped gbat in futnre aa in the ;,ast
we will adhere, withiunswewing fidelity to
the Union underline Constitution, as tie
solid foundation for our strength, security
and happiness as q people and the frame.
work Of Government equally conducive to
the welfare and prosperity of all the States.
Northern and Southern. ~ ~
l. Resozved. That this Convention exnlie;s.
tIy declares the sense Of tbe American neo.
ple when IL asserts that altar ,f5;,ur Years of
failure 10 restnrs, The Un;on bv tbe ei;nDeri.
,ment Of war. duriuo wbioh. undser pretepce
of miiisary neceaaity 4. nossaf The Gonstitt,.
t;sn; ;bsa;6son a;,,s,;s;,jaa. q, a;,.,,,
public liberty ana private right alike trod.
den down sndthssmaterial prosperity of the
country, essentially impaired-justioe, hu.
inaDity, lihsrtY and the public welfare de-
mands that immediate efforts should be made
for.a q cessation Of hostilitiss, with view TO-
an ultimate convention of all the States or
some other peace ablemeans, to she4end that
at the earliest pfactioablo> moment peace
may bereatored On the baaiSof Federal
Union Of the States. ~ ]
Reso5uea, That the direct Interference Of
the military autherity of the: ynited States
in the. recent elections is a,shamefn vioia.
tion ofsthe Uonstitutlon, and repetition OF.
such acts sinthe approaching elsction will
'besheld as'Fes soiutsonary ODE resisted with
+slT The means ana power under our control.
= Resozued, Thst the aim and object Of the
Democratic party being to preserve thes
Federal Union and the rights of States un-
impaired, they hereby declare that they,
consider The administrative usurpstions Of
extraordinary powers not. granted BY the
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ENi4OLLING OFFICE.

YoRKyMLE, 8. C., September ., 1854
A Ii persons In the District between
are detailed or recommended for ds are ordered 70
por at this Office on the 18th instant the purpose ot
forming companies and electing oficers,
II Is earnestly hoped that every one coming under the
above order viii report, an the otden are pereptoty.
=. y. -. .t - ]. g. r. gTH0MSoN,
Lieutenant and Enrolling o facer
Sent z. ~ -sy 38 - -. Z 2w se..r (
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l28 ACRES,

TERxs OF Cash enough topay costs, the balance
of the purchase money 10 be on credit o.
With day OF salepnrchaser giving bond with
two good suretes 10 secure the purchase money. (
fSlB) '3'%-- WALTER B. METTS, Sc Esy. D.
sfSntec,hor 36 - * At =
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OftFHCAROIINa ~ l3RK DIS

scOU HCAROI ORK DIS
ky}sTRIcTsWhefeas IA AAixs MASON has applied
to me fdf Letefao Of ADMINISTRATION Oh all and
The goods and chatels lights and $fsdtn or ROpERT
BROWN, late Of the .DIshlct afofesa11 deceased. 8
These are, therefore, and ~ and singu-
and appear before me- at our next QndiagT Court !or
the seld District 20 be York Cout Hogse en ne
the said admfnisffafion should not be granted. &
Given under my hand and Seal this 22 day pr Agusf
In theyeaI ofou Lord one tdpsrpd end
sixty-four, and In tho eigy ninth year or ne in-
dependence ofSouth Carctna = -. = :; = "
JOHN A. BROWN, %. Y: ID.
Aueust 81 fr-f. s,,gs- . IS - MAJ NJ IN ~
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. IN EQUITE--TORK DISTRICT.
William Clinton ss: and"h' psassoa. a
Lucfan MIskelly, etal- > - &c :"

TN obedience to the order of the Court
Il of Equity made In this cnnse, at June Term, VIII
expose to public sale at YORK COURT HOUSE, on she
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER NEXT, a tract Of land
situate IN York District, bounded by lands of Marx Cal
bit James Erwin Josiah Moore and others, and contain
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NoTICE.-PERSoNS HAYING
In claims against WV. EAST, lateof Yorkytle, de,
ceased are requested to furnish with the amount of
theif respectye claims, as soon ns pQgsible, 49, 50
WALTER B. NETS. :
septnmber7 s1s.asZ 80 = = =, = - ~ -s q
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.THE PUBLIC rs
ri R. g. McCAW, Depositary dated March q, 1854, No.
,G, payable to- A. S.iOATES, for two HUNDRED
AIRS, % from ne suDsGnser
so,,sr,hsr I, "a -. III
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TyXECUTOR,s MOTTO III
III persons having claims asai8n ne lam Htf GsnfM
d6bted will make .paymentto me, at Summe
G E.sE JEs KIM, ,Ms d, Execptos>
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-01
GENERAL SIlER MAN.
Fake Keports Correctrd,

Atlanta Sept M.-Thc Louisville agent Of the
New York Associated Press; Your Press dispatches
Of the 2ist untrue one from Macon Of the 1tth
announces the arrival Of the first train Of refugees
FROM Atlanta, with this addition, "that they we
robbed Of everything before being sent into tbs
rebe lines" " course that Is false, and II is idle
to correct 30 far as the rebels are concerned, for
they perlcsrs,ed IL "a falsehood TO create mis-
chasSus public opinion. The truth ia, that during
tbs tNce, ~ families were moved south, making
'o5 adults $40 children. and 4Ia servants, with
l,e6i pounds Of furniture and household goods on
the average for each family, Of which we have
perfect recollection by name and articles A. the
end Of the truce, Col. Warner, OF my staff, who hsd
general supervision OF the buzz ness. received from
MAJOR Clan, VI General Woods staff, the follow
inS letter
Rough and Ready Sept ?t.--Colonel-Our or
cial communication heing about TO clos, you will
permit INA ~ Tear testimony ~ the uniform cour-
tesy YOU have shown on all occasions h. inc and
my people, and the promptness with which you
have coriectci all irregularities arising In our IN
rrcourw. Hoping at some future time TO be able
g. rcc.pfocate your courtcousnCss, aud In many iu-
stances your positive Kindness am, with respect,
your obciient servant.
Ut CLAs, Major and A. A.G.
ten. Hoop's STAFF.
Lieut.. Col. WILLARD WAHSkK, OF
Gen. Sag2nAS's Staii.
would not notice this but know the people Of
the North liable TO be misied by fa'sehood cslcu-
lated for special purposes, and by desperate enc
my, will BE- relieved by this assurance that not
only care, hut real kindness has been extended W
families who lost their homes by the acts OF their
male projectors.
(signcil W = sarrNAN,
Major General Commanding.
Washington, Sept e4.--The Savannah REpus-
iicAs says tho lossrs during the bombardment If
Hv., lalt 1,f, al
estate, embracing fortys'ven houses burnt. There
were 49, prsOns killed and 81 wounded.