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NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP
IN COMRANY3SM Sitar linz II ST. amsnin..I

Y'S "Star line q Steamsnips.
New York direct, the new and splendid tide,
whesl steamships i.srsas
MORNING STAR...2400 t,ns. Nielsen, Com'der.
EVENlaG STAR. .20l5 tons Wimpenpys Com r.
GUIDING s FAR. 1859 tons. Bell Commsn der.
RISING STAR...~2sQ0 tons. Will be completed
in August) l s.
The new and frst-cass screw Steamships
MISS SSIPPI......2500 tons, -, Comnander.
MAKlPOSA Zoo tons, Howes. Commander.
MON rtREY 1900 tons, Furber, Commander.
The new and splendid steamship
MISSISSIPPI,
II leave the company's wharf, front of jack
Square, on TUESDAY, July IL, att p. M,
"reci ely.
The line is composed of the largest and most
elegant steamships which have ever been bai
10 this country for any home line Thsy a. in
every respect fitted Tor ocean services and the
route upon which they run. Theit passenger
acc mmod atoms are not excelled by those upon
an, O her stea lers ia The world. JEs.
Ng- Passage in side-w heel ships. lat cabin,
$50 /; 2 do, $40 /, PAssagein screw ships, Let
cabi. $50. Z
FreiA bit will be received at the Compsny's
warehouse on the landing, at all times during
usipe,s hours, and the CompanVs rates for
freisht will always be made as low as by any
other line.
For fleight or passage spply to
j. NJ. COURTENAY, Agent
iva 33 Csrondelet str, ct.
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u UnTm GEhmAS Lloyd.
PRICES OF PASSAGE

PkICES OF PASSAGE
From New York to Bre en-, London Havre and
Southampton: 10 ..
First Cabin sos; Sd Lsbi So 60 Storage $37 so.
'krou b. emen TO New York: r.
First Cabin Sll2 so; I'd Cabin $50; Steerage $46.
frice OF passage payable in Gold It's quivalent
in currency CO ,.
The above vessels have been constructed In the most
approved manner, they Of $500 and 700 horse
power each, aud are commanded by men Of character
and experience who will every exertio to promote
the comfort and convenience OF passeng They tuuch
at Southampton on the outward trip for the purpose OF
landing Pas gers for England and rrauce. e ~.
These We take freight to London and Hull, for
which through bills Of lading are signed I eeN'.-
40 experienced Surgeon Is attached I, each vessel.
ALI ietters must pass through the pot Office.
ES- NO Bill OF Laoing but those Of the company will
be signed Bills Of Lading wi positively not be delfy.
ere before goDus are cleared at the ustom House.
w. sp Gle tax On to Havre, Southampton and Bremen
at tre lowest rates For freight passage sppy to
0ELhIUHs u CO.,
No 68 Broad at. N. YORK.
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PROCL
By J: MADISON WELLS. GOVERNOR OF
TIE STATE OFLOUISIANA.


An act OF tte Legislature, approved March Is
1865, entitee '.An act establish Quarantine for
the pro- cotton Of the State,' provides that be
Governor OF the State shall issue his Proclama-
ton upon the advice of the Board of Hea ith, De-
Glazing any place whore there shall be reason to
believe a pestil initial, contagious or infectious
disease existe, to be an infected place, and stat
Jog the number of days of Quarantine to he Oer~
formed by the vessels, their passengers, off GERS
| and crews, coming from such place or places.
10 pursuance OF the provisions of the act afore-
said, and upon the advics of the Board of Health
do therefore issue this my proclamation, and
hereby declare the places hereinafter named to be
infected places, and that all vessels, togethcr
with officers, crews, passengers and cargoes, are
irving from said places, or having touched or
stopped at any one Of them, shall be subjsct to ~
| @ arantine of not less than ten days, f. ON and
after the first day OF MAY. A. ID. 1866, until the
hr.t day ofNovember 1865.
And now proclaim that any violation of the
Quar- antine laws of this State, or the letters or
spirit of this proclamation, will be visited with
severe punishment. aud that ii The penalties pres
scribed by The IT, gis lative act are deemed made
qusts, the parties offending will be d livered up
to the military authorities o be by them propsI-
ly punished. The health and safety of the Al my
and Navy at this point, as well as OF resident
population, require this and ear nestly call ups
on al public olficers to aid me in the execution of
| this duty.
The places which are hereby declared infected
as aforesaid. are tbs following, viz: Havana,
Matapzss, Trinidad, Cardenas and st. iago, ali
on the Island of Cuba; Kingston, Port Royal nd
Montego Bay on the island of Jamsics; Jacme /
and Port,a Prince, on the Island of ST. Domin
90; The lslards OF St Thomas, Martinique and
Gaudeloupe: Campeachy, In Yucatan, Bslize, in
Honduras; Vera Cruz, Alvarado. Tampico, Matas
moros, snd Tuspan, 10 Mexico, San Juan. in Mic
ara2a; Chagres. AspiEwa and Porto Bello, in
Central America; Maracaibo, Venezuela. Laguay-
ra, Island of Trinidad, Rio de Janeiro, Para and
Cayenne, in South America, Nassau. N. p, ard
GAVE s,on, Bronsviiie, Key West and Pensacola
Mobile, Savannah, Charleston, Beaufort WAL
miogton and Norfolk, in the United States.
Given under my hand. and the Seal OF the State
New Orleans, this LIST day of April. A. D..
LIS 1865. and of the independence ofthe United
States of America, the eighty.nin'h.
j. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor
s. WRorNswsKI. Secretary of State.
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TERMS FOR 1865:

The works will be printed on q grsaayimprov
ed quality of paper, and while nearly all Amsrf-
can Periodicals either advanced in price or
reduced in size-and very generally bob--ve
shall continue to give faithful copies. Of all the
matter contained in the orig nal editions
Hence, our present prices will be founda as cheap
for the amount of matter furnished. assthose OF
any of the competing periodicals in this country.
Compared with the cost Of the original edi ions
which at the present premiums on gold wouis De
about $looa year. our price, ($l6) are .eresed-
fngty loo. Add to this tas fact that we M ske
cur annual pay ments To- the ritish Publishers
tor early sheets and copyright in Gold-SI costs
ipg Us at this time nearly So so in CURRENCY
aud we trust thai in the scale We have adopted
we shall be entirely justified by our Subscribers
and the reading public.
The interest OF these eriodicals to American
readers is rather increased than dimisi, he'd by
the articles they contain ON our great Civil War,
and though sometimes tiDgsd with pr JUDGE,
they mey still, nsiderirg their great ability
and the different stand points from whish they
are written, be read and stsdied with advantage
by the peopls of this county OF every creed ana
party.
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6hEsICM DEPOT COMMIssARY OF
NSotUBs ISTENCE tsf fs1 fsd 15TT5
WAsHiNaToN, D. O., July IS, 1865.
PROPOSALS FOE FLOUR.


aa.s8 WAsHiNaToN, D. O., July is, 1865.
PROPOSALS FOE FLOUR.
SEALED PROPOSALS are Invited until the 26th
inst II O'Clock M, for turnshng the Subsistence
Department with
ONE THOUSAND Il OOO) BARRELS OF FLOUR
The will be for what is known at this Depot
as Nos and and bids will be entertal ed for any
quantity less than the whoe ~ "a -
BIDS ioust be Ia duplicate, and for each CT AIDE Oh seps-
rate sheets Of paper.
The delivery of the Flour to Commence within Ave
days from the opening OF the bids and must be deiyert
IN snch quantities, daily, the Government NAV direct
either at the dover0snt warehouse in GEORGETOWN or
at the wharves or Railroad Depot In Washington D ~
ihe) delivery Il all Flour awarded to be COMPLETED
Within twenty days from the acceptance of the bid
Bids Will be received for Flour to be delivered in new
oak barrels, head lined.
Payment Will he made in such funds as the Govern
msnt may have for disbursements.
ne usual Government inspection will be made inst
Deose tne sour 10 received, aud will be accepted
wnch - not fresh ground, and of superior qualify
oath OF allegiance must the bid of each
piadsr VINO has iot the DATA e this Office and no
oid VIII be entertained r parties who have
Jailed to comply with their bids or ruua bidders not
PRESENT to respond.
SoVernn ent reserves the right to reject any bid for
Any cause Btdsio be addressed to The undersigned OF
No. z2S "a" Street. endorsed, proposals lor FLOUR
,o.. Z. T. hkIlGES.
DE- et4 Capt c. S. v
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.MIs SisSiPPI DAILY AND WEEK.
lYR IY 1LI. A II Id q --Ihe lailu az ID " a. II

Clarion still published Meridian, Miss and con-
taius the latest tel graEas from al psris OF the
country. Is present subscription list row ex-
ceeds the combined circulat On Of the Press of
Mississippi, having circulation in " ry Gun "
in that State. lthss been published for twenty
Line yesFs, and bsen suspended during that time
but eight weeks, caused by the destruction OF
Sherman in Feb rua'y 1864. Ii is aIso The Off.
ciai Journal of The State 1t has a large and in
crea,ing circulation in Western Alabama in
Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas, constituting it
o eof the best and most proGtabls advertising
msdiums to be found in the Southwest
Address j. J. SHANNON & CO.. Editor. and
Proprittors herid 40, Mis-. Ia
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STEAMERS.
A NCHOR LIVE OF TRANSATLANTIC
IA STEAM PACKET SHIPS,

Carrying passengers to and from the principal places
in Great Britain, Ire and, United States and canada.
The well known favorite bui iron teamers OF the
Anchor Line are fn'ended to sail regularly between
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
forwarding passengers at through rates their
ton either side Of the Atlantic.
RATES OF PAssAaE-io or from New York, GlasRow
and $50 informed ate, sS6 steerage SIS. Payable in
gold its equivalent In currency hi oren between
and IL years half fae l. faults under one year, Tree
Fer passage or iurths- information, apply to ny
PATAICK McCLArCHE
road at, Newark -. -
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: A SsIS TANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A ONCE, Forage Department., COD er
nishaAi and bridge Streets, rev York
prs posas are invited for the delivery Of Corn Oats
ana ay to this Department. in the city of Phiadel.
Bids should be addressed to this Office and must
Of delivery. 1870 "'N '''''
fayments to be made upon the completion of the de-
VsIy, OF as SOC thereafter the Office ms be in funds
aud IN such funds may be received for asbu,
8. d. bUa, HARD
Captain and Assistant Quartz rnaster
I !. a Forage Dram ART nj
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GENERAL ORDERS.
III eadquarters Military Division OF the
IL South " est, lafs

HeauQUaEteFs Mi1tsly BivIsion OF the
IL South " est, lafs
A, New ORLEANS, June 80, 1865
General Orders No. 8.
All refugees from the State Of Texas notified that
the troops of the United ssteB Government are now In
military OF that Stats and that they can re-
turn to their homes with security,
The Majo aieneral Commanding takes this occasion
10 have 1t distinctly undeis that home guards
sImed bands Tor sefpr lection VII be Permitted in the
TO be sent there will be competent to protect individuals
and their proper y.
The Inhabitants of Texas notified that 1t is and
has been The icy OF the Con manding General to make
invested by gut las responsible for their
acts Experience having taught him that the influence
OF the iuhab'ant' enerPeca exercised can put down
this species of robbery and murder. ~ 3 -%A'
By comnsndoi Major ton. p. Il. Sheridan. FL.
i y. b. PARSONS, "a.
20 ~-+ s- Assistant AdjatantGeAAral.
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LINE UF SUPERIOR SCREW STEAM
n EhS run daily between Providence and New
York. In conDexim with the Boston and Providence
Railroad making decidedly cheapest Railroad and
Steamboat route for Freight between Boston and New
YORK. The steamers are of reat power and built ex
press for this route. sreght taken to Philadeph
a d Baltimore at low rates D,,..i .sls.
Fer il formation, apply to DANIEL MASON; sup't
B.&P R. h. or to h. Rockwell, gent, Is state st.
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NH ERCHANTs AND- PrOpLE,s

M RCHANTs AND PEOPLES
4Ex LlNk.--Leavss on Saturday, July 5, at 5
O'clock p. N. For ST. Louis, Cairo, Memphis
Visksburgy hatcher, Baton Rouge and all inter
mediate landings. The now and splendid pas,
senRer steamer henry AMES, Thomas l.. Ora q :
lord, master, John III. Lsavenwortb, clerk, will
leave ss above. .54..- .
~ feffrsight OF passage, apply 90 board. jys
IL a NTIC ARD NI5SISSIPPl
n. STEAMSHIP CO.-Conaeeis with the Iii.
nois Central Railroad Leaves Saturday, 9Th
inst, at o'clock p. N. For St. Louis, Memphis,
Cairo. Cincinnati, Nat chez, Baton Rouge and ali
intermediate handbags. TIE fne pssseu ger stea
er IDA HANDY, 'rom Moore, master, G. v
Moore, clerk, viii leave as above For freight or
passage apply on board, or to
lys Z B. 3. PEGRAM, Agent ydras st.
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QuAnrERaAs1ER GrNEaA1,s OFFICE,

a QuARTERMAsTEs GENERALS OFFICE,
:WAsHIseToN, D c., July 10, 1855.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until "a
M, Tqetday August 1866, for of twenty.
three hundred Mu es in lots OF fifty one hundred
each, at The places named below, viz
HARRISBURG. Pa, Q icts 90 each.
-la Is lot, loo each
WILMINGTON, Del g ,ets so.seh
WASHINGTON, D. c, 6 lois 80 each each
:" lots, Ito each. =
PIrIsYUBa, Pa, lots, 90 each
ase5s" lot, l00each.
These Mules Will be put aside each lot by itself and
Will be ee for the inspection of bidder at the psces
named respectively, for ten days prior to August L.
Many OF them were bought in the beginning of thu
war young mules, npaned the arnes in all their
marches ana camps and are thoroughly trOken, haY-
dened by exeicse, gentle and tamar from being go
long surrounded by the so diers
pIhough sonndan servoeabie thew ara no lonper r.,
IN the army and DO obtained at far IL s.
than their true value. $50 ~ Nft"N
he successful bidders win be notified in person or by
telegraph and bred to i've the ANNA Oh or be-
fore August g. 1866. nt5e ~ a8 70 SO
office reserves Itself TIE ,ight to rejeot all bids
that may be offered ~ IT,
Prop9sa Phop be addressed the undersigned and
mar Red Proposals for the pui chase Il alu,e s"
Fayent mnst DO made in Cover 1T fu eds a, the
time Of delivery.
y ny o1dsr or the Quartermaster General :.
Ii ne JAMES A. EK N,
Brevet Brigadier General, In charge
Fifst Dtvisioh O. IA. G. O.
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EtOR SALE..-Four centre board scbooners
wy tcy .ons' carries 10y tens coal, SOM Lums
Der, one IS TONS carries COM Lumber, one 54 tors.
and one At tons, also several fishing schocners.
from soto so tons. Apply to a. K. CHASE,
l02 Commercial street.
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PROPOSALS.
P IA o P os Is.
PROPOSALS FOR HIDES, TALLow, HOOPS
HORNS, CHUSKS, Sims, AND TONGUES.

PROPOSALS FOR HIDES, TALLoW, HOOPS
AOkNS, CHUGKS, sHIAS, AND TONGUES
OFFICE DEPoT CoMMIssARE OF SUBSISTENCE,
WAsHINGToN, d c., July 10, 1866.
Sealed Proposals., in duplicate, are invited until tb
z1st Gay Of July, at IL O'Clock M for Hides, Tallcw
lois. Herns, Chucks Shins, and T.nsues OF all Gov
eminent Cattle slaughtered within the ancient limits q,
the Dstrict OF Columbis, for four the COM
mencsment Of the contract such time the IommiS
Sary GEL erai may determiae.
The above articles to be collected by the contractor
and removed the various places az wbith the CAR
officer in charge. = SD'
he number of cattle used monthly vary, and are now
killed at q lain Bridge, Sesboro ConvA escent al o.
" ashngton, and AIexandr. 4; but other places NAV
ecur within the prescribed limits where these articles
WI ! be required to be COLLECTED
The contractor sha be tabIe for ali the Hides ra,
low 6oois Horns, Chucks shins and Tongues coming
from al the Government teef cattle less
n eau be me- satisfactorily appear the Snbssepc
Department that all dus exertIon diligence ard care
was madoto obtain said articles
Payment Will be required every ten days, in Govern,
The bios vii state the amount per animal for tn.
articles referred and be accompanied by guarantee
Certificate, afdavts OF each euarantor AID oath al
allegiance: Blank forms be obtained by application
ro tue undersigned. si1 + % aaetgr sgsf'r -
The responsibility of the mu ct be shown bV
the oiets certificate # tied States distict attorney
or United States judge The certificate be in The
following form: o.. IN, sesri-r
hereby Ger hfy that from evidence entirely sa,isc.
tory to me, the above named guarantors are good
sufficient as .urees Tor double the ad, ant r which
| they offer to be security. g1csrs7iff1TGf
No bids will be considered unless made,out in copfor
nifty with tue usual foi m, and ars accompanied by
guarantee, certificate, and affdavis.
All bidders forward with their proposals an oath
Of Allegiance unless one may be on file with he ficer
who shalt open the bids, and proposals u com
plying with these requirements will be 6nsideitd or TO-
garded ss proposal within the meaning Of this advtr
tisement. - -
The contractors will be held accountable for tbo
Hidss, al ow, Hoofs, Horns, C6hueks &c, from ths
mt rning OF the 9th inst.
BLDG IS must be present at the opening Of the bids u
respond to their aames and all bids must lie endorsed
Prop sais for purchasing hides al ow, Hcos uorns
ohucks, 80 - and be directed teths undersigned.
G. BRIL-, Lieut. Col and G. S.
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ps@9Ro,.Ls EoAs i planRRlALs Pon

I. aTFIN7 . fNM. - sf Nts
1850 NAyg DISAGREEMENT,
RuRsAuI OF EaqlRseSg AND RECRUITING,
h4e Il F, Jppe "A, 1895.
Sealed Proposals to furnish matera for the a>y 70,
the fiscal tsr ending Soth June, fs0 viii b. received
at Tho Bureau OF Equii ment and R cfuting uud. 10
O'Clock of the z6tn day of July next az which tina
the opening wi i be commenced q ~ 944t
The materia and ARTICLES embraced Ia the clessss
Ramed particularly descI fled Ia lie piipted tobsd
ues any OF which white urhshe 10 suca persons "a
desire to ofer application 10 the comma dats OF the
respective Navy Yards, and hose 4 al Sards noon
application to the bureau. $500
Bidders re erred to the ctrnnandapts OF the rs
spectlve yards Tor samples, strpoiens or particular
description OF the articles also blank Of offers
and guarantees. esg5fa r enact s51
he Of this Bureau are numbered and des;ona-
No !. Flax Ts, Canvas gandd No1s shse. Iron;
m 2; cosssl, aavas,snd q q. l,ld' hes.
.. Iron, DO 4 al % H sTawsrs.
s. s x1a nl ~, &C. ed r. shR hannsSsry
q, cooking Utenslls. GO tifewoed
10, Leather, kc 81. Whae, Neatsfoot
u. Hose. r III is b and Tar oil
~. Llgiuh.vfS. "a. Chain Iron
~. Lanterns aud flS6 Coal. RI
Lamps. 49, Sheet Copper
IA OK Hides for II Pc.
The foIlowi are the Grasses. by their numbera re-
quired ut the respective Navy Yards: ~
Nos. 2.ss1o IS - n
lh@f1 y CHARLESTOWN
Nos 10, II II. 10 Is, TO- %, "a, 25, 20, 81
q, Nos s'45.7 H. H. Il, ls ls, 20, 2.2s a. Co.
gU o & PHILADELPHIA. 3
Ns' 'asAa W y 4 y e n "a 20, 81 40
Nos. has4'SsH' S 1S1s 2 4 2s.a4,
Nos III $40, IL, 10, 10, rs, 20 20 "a, Is. 1881
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DIE oTIoNs FOR ADMINISTERING AID RECORDING TIL
AMNESTY OATH.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WARRINGTON NAV 20 oeh


SI6--A copy of the Presidents Amgesty Pro.
clamatiou OF this date is herewith appended. By
g clause ia the iIstrumen the Secretary Of State
is directed to establish rules and regulations for
administering aRd recording the amnesty oath, SO
as 20 insure it's benefits to the people and guard
this government agaiust fraud. Patsua.t 10 this
injunction, You are informed that the oath pre-
seribed In the procanation NAV be taken and
subscribed before any Commissioned officer. civil,
military or rayai, id the service of the United
states, or any civil or military officer of loyal
State or Territory, who By tae laws thereof may
be qualified for administering oaths All offce rs
who Re i've such oaths are here1y authorized 10
awe Ger tilted copies thereof the persons respec-
lively BY whom they we're made; and such Off.
csrs are hereby require 10 transmit the originals
Of such oatbs, at as early day as may be cen~
ven,eDt, to this De- artment where they will be
deposited and remain in the archives of the Gov~
eminent. A register thereof will be kept in The
Department ana on application, 10 prop.r cases,
certificates of such records will be issued in the
ensttmary form of official certificates.
i am, Sir, your opedisnt servant, .
'-'~' sl' WIN. Ii. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
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HNVIT'NG Proposal .S rnt,, TTsts EJ,f.-
ERNMENT MULES. WIT
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PERIODICALS.
british PERIODICALS.-Vi THE
DLondon Q larterly Review Conservative.

BRITISH PERIODICALS.-Vi THE
DLondon Q iarteriy Review Conservative.
The Edinburgh Review Wing
The Westminster Review Radical. -.
The North British Review Free Church.
AND
BLACKwOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
Terry.
The American Publishers continue TO reprint
the above named periodicals, but as the cost O.
printing has doubled, and the price of paper D. srr
ly trebled they are compelled to advance their
terms as follows:
TERMS FOR 1865:
For any one of the Reviews.........S4 per arum.
For any two of the Revews.............7 per anum
For aey three of the Revlewr........ 10 per anum
For all tour OF the reviews..........l2 per anum'
For Blackwoods Mag zine.."........4 per auum.
For Blackwood and any one Review ~ per anum.
Fer Backwooa aud aoy <wo Of the Res '3'
Vle"s........ per snurn.
For Biackwood and any three OF the Re-
v'ews.."...""......."..-. per anum
For Black God and the tour Reviews 10 per anun1
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Generui Pope.--General Pope, who
has greatly suffered in reputation on
account OF a very remarkable report
which, it was said. he made after the
evacuation Of Corinfl,, viz, "that he
had already captured 10000 prison
ers,' it tHrIIs out was not at all re-
sponsible for this report. General
Hallcck, it seems, was the man. The
following explanation is from the y.
q. Picay anc OF the 9TH:
General Pope has long had the
reputation OF making a very foolish
report, about tlia result ot ON. Of the
battles in which hc VAS .nsaged.-
Mr.. A!hc,. y. Richardson, one Of the
most accurate OF war correspondents,
explains rs follows:
After the evacuation o Corinth,
Pupe's reputation sutf red great
from false dispatch As erting that
hr had captured 10000 prisoners.
Halirck clone was responsible for
he report, borr was III the rear.
one II his .ubor,iiun.es on the front
Photographed hiln substantially as fol-
lows:
"Th. woods are full o: democrat
izrI and flying rebels. Some Of my
officers r-titnate their number as high
as 10000. Many of them have al
ready come into nv lines"
Pope forwarded this message,
which said nothing about taking
prisoners, to Hall-ck, wi bout era
cling or adding line, and Hal!eck
>,nartins under his mor'ityjns fail,
ure at Corinth, t~!egraplrd that Pope
reported the capture. OF 10000 rebels
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Public 'Meetily.

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parish "I ler""b"Hn" Id on the
3Is,. ofJulv.
E.y.yr,y vLl, ". H.. c'.;z-n. Of
,r.rr,.ho,n,. n,,i.h. buv,. Witnessed
win rrog;a,ni qualification thu. direct
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