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BY BROWN. WIIITNER & CO. DAILY REGISTER. Terms of Subscription FOU DATLF KKOIBTKII. daily. pun |s.oo Nl\(!Ui' COPIK , MS CKM'N. Tic |i»pt will be U.llT.r.d to all Nr»> df*l re at Fifteen Cents jier o ipy, •ictnalvr of (losinges OFFICK OF RKUIBTBII. On Ptelaloeh Street, o|i|ioalte the Poet Otllce. Haft's of Adv<‘i*ti*iii£. PitoT ffr x—l 2to per »pure fur each Insertion Sr' - an At r>,x—ft 6n |or • juere fi..r nth insertl n. Tmiro Wrr.K— II 00 per rquare fir ea. h In*, rlion. 1 be Mind for rxery subsequent Ignrtina, Am eot; ttaxr* inserted one*, twtc* or three time* e we.ic.c ar.'od a* n"W a.lrorsUeiiu* Is each time. Te-ii err-n* will he • |.|«r| to • a! . mtr* for Sp -elxl- Notice* feo line# oke on* *qu ire. No a lv. iil-vm.-nts leer t'lau UUO square Adsertle merit' that make over ten I. *• on | under fift- n tin-s cunt.-.I aa true and a half s. AJ»erti..-m-nta that tu .k.. nrer Men linen, and under twenty line', count* Ia« two square* 1t will t> • a favor If ad< ertio r< all pmw mark on th iralvenis neats th- number of 14u.tr.-a they ytieh them to occupy oltutries. Editorial Notice and Ominiinleatlon*, for In dividual l> rutH, will be charged 4(1 cents per line lor earh Inee* t|..n . *<f* N» subscription* received for a longer time than two in mtha. LOCAL MATTER. Notice toCoukksponoknts and Exchanges or the lleuihteb.—We are located in Augus ta, Ga. TO Ml lISCItIRKH*. In resuming our publication at this point, add in th.s confusion incident to removal, some of the subscribers to the Rpcistek may fail to receive it. Many subscribers have also, like ourselves, “ changed their base.’* If such will furni'h ns their new address, the paper will be promptly forwarded to them. - «**♦ Sale Day. —Yesterday being monthly sale day the several Auctioneers of the city were bti«ily engrtgrj i a plying their vocations as usual at the lower market. Millner, Keen & Cos , obtained the following prices for negroes soi l by them: Man Robert. o«tler, Ae., $4,. >50: man Dick, farm hand, $4,350; woman 23 years old and child, $1,350; bov 21 years old, SI,OOO ; girl 16 years old, $4 500 ; woman 40 years old, $1,075 ; boy 15 years old, $4,450 ; woman (unsound) anil two boys, eight and ten years old, $6,850; girl 16 years old, $4,300; woman 20 years old, $4 025 ; man 21 years old, $1 500: woman and child, $.1,300; woman and two •hiMrsn woman 21 years old, $4,100. W* would re«p»ctftiMy «sk of th« n.utbori ties when the ftrlonffh of the who attend* Mclntosh street will bo out. There is R coninoun 1 of villainous smells in too close proximity to our office for pleasure, health or comfort. ATKt'fpoX & Sitect'T continue their auction rales nightly. They have a large stock of goods of all descriptions now in store. See their advertisements in to-d .y’s paper. 0. V. Walkku & Cos., have for sale four cases English Long Cloths, ten cases Black Pepper, and five hundred dollars in Gold See his advertisement. Any one wishing to purchase a fine horse, whi. li works well in harness, would do well to call at the 11e<j Ist eit office. • ■■ The Situation.— The grand uiun-fßovro which tU** Yankee papers, according to their custom, have been hinting at for the last three weeks as about to be executed, and to result in som< thing that would astonish nil the world and the rest of mankind, lias at length been tried.* It has not captured Rich mond, but it has procured “hospitable graves” for many of Grant’s cut-throats, black and white,. What will he try next ? Why we sup* po.se be will manufacture a bulletin, iu which he will announce the most splendid success, and which will set the whole semi-barbarian generation represented by him and bis army to screaming, dancing, throwing up their hais and shouting for old Abe. That is all he has done since he has been in command of the nr-* my, and it is pretty much ail that he can ex pect to do hereafter. But that will not take Richmond, although it may, and no doubt will, assiit greatly in electing Lincoln. The *udcii n ahnriJontnent of Fort Harmon l»y our troops was a sad affair. It proves that rone but tried veterans ought to lie entrusted with the defense of outposts, liable at all times to tie suddenly attached and to be over* whelmed before the arrival of assistance. The Yankees will represent the capture of thlj post as a great victory of course. But time will show whether it la or uot. —liichmond Virpatth. From tub Umtkd States. —The Yankee pa* per* are rather uniuterestiug just now. Dttes as late us the .It; h coouiu nothing ol impor* tame. A Wa*hingtou telegram of the 25th says that Sheridan has pursued Lirly one bundled miles from Ilsrper's Kerry, a id “has advanced e > far from tds base of operations that communication Is hazardous.’’ An old r bos been issued expelling from N tifolk all persons ov«r sixteen years of sge who do not take the oath by the 15 b ot Octo* ber next. The following are the last gold quotations: On Saturday the excitern* nt was intensified, nnd the market whs in a state ol pivnic all day. The opeuiug sales were at 212, from which there was a rapid decline to 20ljj, then a mo*, tnentary dip still lower, and a sate in one in stance at 200. An immediate rally took place, and the price at half-past three had reached 200 J ; but shortly before five o’clock it had dropped again to 2025@203 Later in the eve* pin?, at the up-town • xchange, it sold iti low 199 J. and was freely cffered at 2'M). . The Daily Register. From the Tallahassee FI orid an. TItK ENEMY AT .MAFUAHXA. FL.A. The f illowmg and. spatebea were received here last Thurslay evening: Cirmutot taiER. Sept. 28tb, I*. M.—Several persyti* have arrived Irom the viciuiiy ot Mari sum, and nil reports concur that th * place is in the bands of the en< rny, who took p"Sses>iou of the town en jt a'er.l iy nurnng. Reports ate yet un«at)-f«otory, though there has been con siderable fighting between forces under Col. A. B. Motitccmery and tlie en-rny. Thecilizms und soldiers fought,nobly, but were overp>>w eretl and forced to t-urrender. Several were killed in the s'reets ot the town. Col. Mont gomery hittl his horse shot under him. aud was alierw irds wounded and Captured. Lietttenuul McPherson was killed ; also Capt. Divis an old cttiz-n of the town. We have not heard ol any other casualties on our side. Tbe Yankees burned M*». Klv‘s nsid-nc** and one church.— No other burning ia yet beard of. Jutlga Rush is suppos* and to be a ptisoner. Ch*ttahoochkb, Sept. 26. Jas. B. Gamble : lam waiting here for troops. I have not heard from Marianna since early this morning. Cant. Milton's compary had a fight last night in Marianna, and are now on this side of Cbipola. Killed’ and wounded some of the einemy; lost none of his men. Several bouses have been burnt in Marianna and surrounding country. I am en leavrtring to concentrate troops to cut otf their retreat. Tbe enemy bad reached my place this morning. I atn eagerly awaiting troops. I have noue yet. John Milton, Governor. FURTHER FIIOAt MARIANNA. Tallahassee, Sep. 23, 10 I’. M —Enemy left Marianna on Tuesday evening. “They burned the Eptscepol Cbfch sod twohom-es. Their force was 500 cavatry. Our loss seven killed and eight wounded, and most of Poe’s and Norwood's companies captured They ’carried off n large number of negroes and horses, and several citizens, among them John Bush. They left some of their wounded men in Marianna. They have doubjtess reach ed their boats by this time. Grant, it nppears.Jjas added to his charac ter of Butcher, that of Brute. An order issued by him requires all citizens within his lines to tike tho oath of allegiance to Lincoln or be sent within the Con federate lines. It is S.hcrman’s exile game being played over in \ irginia, and as Grant cannot equal him In the ezteut of his military successes, lie is 4s terminej he will not be surpassed by him in brutality. —Lynchburg Republican. M’k learn that 500 setts of new harness, and 300 boxes of Government tobacco were de stroyed by 'thj enemy at Stauutou. — Lynch burg Virginian. Appointment.—Mr # John N. Hermlren of Staunton, has been appointed Treasurer, of the Confederate Stales, vice Elmore resign ed.—Lynchburg Virginian. Now Arl r »n f<. NOTICE. P»r*.!-s efclpr ln s liquor by the S tUTItKRX K v PRE a S COMIMXY will be hel l tulle fur nil charge* ('beset s fr iglit.) that mivbe imj> '**d by Kallrna.l C instiles. »n I it not paid At time of tl.iptu -nt tliei will tie •<> tecie t at dr stinatii u. JAMES filll'TKß, Oct s—l ni Acting President. • ULADQUAIITKKS UEORdIA ltt <K!tVK) a.virMlLtTi t W'TXICTer OxOHUU, - . Maeoii, October lit, 1864. ) Grunt U Osum No. 19, lu pursuant* of orders from the Wsr department, I ri*|uir« all Quartermaafer*. Cm ml anrlesof -ulwletcnre. Ordnance an 1 other officers who havo detailed men in taeir employ to furnieh immediately to theCommamlant of Conscripts at Auguata, Oeorirta, A Hat of nil such de tailed men, setting birth their jiatnea, agv, residence, county, when de'aile I, by whom detailed, and whether found 111 for field sery.ee or for light duty by Medical Examining Said. and it la further ordered that after .the 20th 'f Octo ber, tost., Enrolling Officers wilt not regard as va'id any certifli ate <if del it Issued to the above mentioned em ployees, hearing date prior t i the date of tliie order, but will send ihom to Camp of Instruction for assignment to duty In the army, tty command of Maj.Ccx. IIOIVf.LL COBB Lamas Cotta Major and A. A. O. AS* Macon Confederate A Te egraph.C lumhui Times, P.avannah News and Republican w ll copy and publish dai y alx times. Oct 6—fit FOR SALE. ONE FINE BLACK MARE. Work* well singis or double harness. App y at tbs REdISTER OFFICE. Oct s—2t ON CONSIGNMENT. Four Cases ENGLISH LO.\G CLOTH, BLEVCIIED, F r sale by C. Y. WALK K and * CO., o*l s—lw Broad street. On Consignment. TEN BAGS BLACK PEPPER. For st’e l.y * C. V. WAI.KER A CO^ Oct ft—lw Broad street. On Consignment. 0500 in Gold*. Oct ft—2t C. V. WALK ER A CO. ATKINSON Sc SHECTJT. AUCTION EVERY NIGHT. WHERE • variety of nsefttl and attractive gotds may be g it at your own price. Oct i —lt XoW SWEETENING.” W* are retailing Good fy rap at 112 per gailou. S«aJ y .air k-gs and send your jugs Ail ye hungry nta-aea— Ant when y*n are short of meat do it on the Lasses. ATKINSON A SHFCt’T. Teopl*’* Mart, Oc‘ S— V ■ 141 ft •*! st , trout cf Monument squats. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 5, 1864. TELEGRA P H3 C. Report* of the Press Association. Enti r.-.| *c-r f.Unr to art (if c n rross. In the yc 1563, b» J.-tt Thsi»»imi. in the He k’* (‘Hire ot th srlct Cbut of tli« Mmf. lera'e glutei tor tho North nl> s tru-t of tiro g a Special to ihe IWty R.-i. tt«r. GEN. WHEELER OCCUPIES * ROME GARRISON OP 3,000 NEG3 OES CAPTURED. HOOD ON THE STATE ROAD-’ Nkw.nan, October 4—Gen. Wheele* cap tured Rome day before yesterday with r. ie en tire garrison of three thousand negne Gen. liood issued a proclamation ye ":or Jay to the troDps saying he would hold tho Rail road in Sherman’s rear until Sherman would b? forced out of Atlanta, and assured the army that the march would ho Northward. There has been slight cavalry skirmishing with the enemy since.falling buck. second ed it Ton. noOD ON THE STATE ROAD. CAPTURE OP TRAINS AND PRISONERS. . SHERMAN IN PURSUIT. Fpertal to tli» Diily It girter. Nkwnan, Oct. s.—Everything is working prosperously ad the frffbt. A portion of our force occupy the Railroad betwecu Big 7h;in ty aud Acworth, and are tetring it We captured Several trains and some prisoners. Three corps of Sherman's are reported to have left Atlanta in the direction of Ijood. Tiib Educational Association or tiik Con federate States ok America—We comply with the request of the President of this As sociation, to publish his card announcing its annual meeting: The next Annual Meeting of 'his b dy will be held, in Charlotte, C., on Wednesday, the 9th day of November next. Vie.ding to the suggestions of some of its inetnbi rs, I re called the appointment for its meeting at At luuta, with the hope that a favorable turn in the i»* r -?r« of the fV a r a 1 r- -y m : g*.f • ,m cff. r a more auspicious season fir its assembling. That hope has 'ailed. The war is still r ging, with little pro;pect of it* spi edy abatement. In the meantime, the interests of the rising | generation should not be overlooked. I therefore invite the friends of education to assemble in Charlotte. The Committo appointed at the meeting in Columbia will, it ts hoped, attend to the mat ters entrusted to their charge. ■The following article from the Constitution sets forth the terms of membership: “Any male citizeu of the Confederate States, wiio may b« engaged iu tho profession of teaching, «r who has, in any way, indentified himsell with the educational interests of the country, may become a mouther of tiie Asso ciation, in the following manner, to wit: He must be nominated at an annual m< etiug by a member of Itii* body, elected by majority of tbo votes then present, aud sign this constitu tion ” J. L. Reynolds, President of the Association. Columbia, S.TJ , Sept. 27, 1804. Thr papers of the Confederacy will confer a favor nj»on the Association, by pubiishiug ami calling attention to tbis notice. Apoitmnu. from tiik North. Tbi Cattle Capture -.1 I'Uan St**?]).- The corre.-pomlent ot thw New York Tribune having claimed that ail the cittle captured trum Grant's Corral were re-captured by Gregg's cavalry, the Washing ton Star says : . We regr* I to say that the Tribune correspon dent is ii >t well informed. We have re cap tured. at las’, accounts, precisely one lullock. ■til unfortunate animal with a broken leg. whose learlul bellowing* in a piece of woods attract ed our cavalry to ibe place, and the woods havii'g been curefully reconuoiteted. smround ed and peuetra'ed. the re cuptuie above nten-, tioneu was success ully made. The cattle ac count therefore staads i ♦ Captured by the enemy, 2.4 HT •, Recaptured,. * l Missing 2.4 >0 It seems that tbs rebels kept up a Demon* doits bother by wy ot feint In fronton the right of 'lie raid, wh'le their cavalry were making a forty m le circuit by the Bl iikwater swamps, and so around to J irm-t* river, iu our rear. Asa piece of raiding rascality ii. was perfect. SALT, SALT. The bubeeribers are prepared to fill orders f if VIRGINIA SALT. l Wr are rareitlnjr at mirV'et ralne the B-ind* nr.tl Trea •»rjr Notoa, all jiAUtsof the *4%t♦* am! Conf* «!ermjr. SKA GO. rAf.MRK k CO . Oct 4—Sm No. Hr mil Aufrtin*, Ga. Coupons! Coupons!! SBOO COUPONS OF FIFTEEN MILLION LOAN, For £alw by Kept 2d—2t C. I. BROWN, Register office. On C'Oiisigutiicul, 8,000 YARDS ALEX. COLLIER &. CO.’S BLEACHED COTTONS. For sale by C. Y. WALK.Lit A CO. £e r* 2s—lw NEVER DESPAIR! THE ARCADE ALL Ria-HT! It will be rememb«red by thoueuudt that the Arcade has betn oa.lbe wing Tor tbe liit four years. It hie now put down stakes in Augusta, Oa., on BROAD STREET, OPPOIITK THE PLANTERS’ HOTEL. The ARCADE is now a Commodious E'tablish ment and FIRE I’ROOF, which off-rs extra inducements to a I who wish goods sold ot stored. The past bistory of thirty years in tbo trade entourages us to trust the'future for success. Oct 1 -ts At Private or Public Sale. C. B. DAY, AUCTIONEER, Him for sate a sp’rmlld Tract of Land in FLomnii, Situated in Town»hl|> 2. S u'h Rang* 2. West, viz: all o'. Action 11, except 4!) acre*. All of section* 6,7, 8, 9,l<>. 15,16,12,13, 21, 22, £7, 2S. In All 8,900 Acres Full. Tli« said Land it within to mill’s of Tailshanee, capi tal of Florid i. near the Railroid from St. Mark, to T.illslias ec. fttu-ly Watered, a large portion good I! mi ni >ck and Fanning Laud, the biabce fine Land on Wakulla Itivar TT r r TANARUS, 11 s G OOl> . Oct «-ts • M. C. Cayce & Cos., AUCTIONEERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, GENERAL agents, Negn and Real Estate Brokers. Formerly of 31KMPII1S, TKSN. L«te af ATLANTA, (iKOIHiIA. The sale of STOCK will receive ottr special attention. J7®“ 1 cordiilly invite the public to rrm-’nt ber the ARCADE, when they waul to TRADE. Oct 1 -ts • BRANDY, BRANDY. FOR SALK A LOT OF 43 BBL3. OLD APPLE BRANDY. A ISO. I ARTICLE. . For Ml* by MILLNER, KEEN' A CO., Sept 23—ts No. 274 Broad street. NORVELL HOUSE, No. 175 IJain Strcot, ' LYNCHBURG, Va. rpHF. Proprietor rvtnrn his thank* for the Bharat pv -1 1. ::<g lu retof.ru rec- iieJ. an t hope# by strict ntlatition to stiare a liberal portion of the traveling prJ; fa rl * table will at all tunas he supplied with ttie b s the mark'd affords, wi h good an 1 attentive s.-rv ,rit« tn at teed you. WM A.CLEMENI. S»pt 29—ts FOR SALE, A FAIR OF BEAUTIFUL YOUNG BAY HORSES, Well broke to harm cs. Also, a No. 1 PH/ETON AND HARNESS. Call soon if you want a bargain. MILLNER, KF.RN A CO., frpt I)—tf No. 274 dread street. . “AUGUSTA HOTEL.” THE und<-islgoe<l would respectfully luforia their nUI friend., I'.irori. and Ibe travelling puli Ic, that thee have l'’aa and the above-named tlote, an t baring bid it tuoruugbiy rvttttel and reooeated. can eonfldentl, pro mise to give alt «bo may iavor them witu their pa’.ron age, entire sttisfitcli n. JONES A Witt TAKER, Late of Ws.liingt *n Hall, -t.snti. R M. JON 18, Late of Commercial Hotel, Memphis, Teuais.ae. S»pt 22—lm BY AUTHORITY. Act* mid Krlnlnlloni Passed at the First Session of the Second Confirm, 1804. CHAPTtR Lt!U As Act to amend an art entitled “An set to nrftaniae tin iiar, courts 'oatteu-i thr a:uiy of tLa Confr.l.-ra's Msftatii tin field, aud to dotine the powers of said ciairf'.’' • Tho Con grew of the C.infedrrate Ptatrs of Amerln do enact. 1 bat the atK.re entitleil act lie so am ndej teat in nil iustaucr inwhiib tlie pirticu ar dirln,in. corps, dl.trict ft Other Mibord.uati i/ntinil. to ehu li a militurv *urt is fir may It ruder appointed or signed, the comm ind. r the arniT or de|uirtßient mav by order, when in Ida discretion it shall he proper atul *a!e to do so, direct and empower th’ commander if the • uhonlj nto iliiiaion. corps iliitrict, Ac, to t as« upon aud ref-T for trial oil chaeve' and rpeciCe to tome heiore said court, reels w and conflm, or dis .pprore the records thereof, transmit the same dir.-.« to tbe War 1 Apartment, remit or ni.-peud sentences (wlo r.. lawful) ad take all action and exercise nil jurisdiction In that behalf Which |<.rtalns Under exLtlu* lavs to t!io tom mauler of the army or department. htc. g That from and after the ras»a*' of this act, when any p-rson shall have boon trFd by any military court or curt martial, aud arquiFed of tho charpe or charges preferred, the finding . f the court shall l e an te unc-d Immediately, aud th* pers-n so tried and ac qit.tted, i. a. l iter, siiji’l !-s rcle. i fro arnat -,d returned oduty; and if other than a soldier, discbari:. and from c ipt *ty \a itliout fcwai»in<r (lie or re pOTtof the reviewing officernf a-ieli court. Approved June 14, 1844. CHAPIfB uv. An Act to amend an art en’itlni “An act to amend an . act entit ed ‘An act to organise tnilitaiy court* to at tend the army of the '*o .federate Sta e* in the field, an I to define the powers of said court* ”* *i proved February tbir'eenth, lititidred and six'y-tour. The Conitr.es of the Confederate f>t«te« * f America do enact, That the pr vl to add at; end »N .so m ch th rcot a* rcijilire* »h t the judge. f the military court in North Alatiima shall give ton days nntl e of th- times and pia. ea of h dding Saul courts I. fore tbo same are held. he. and the same *r her. ty, repealed. Approved June 14,18C4. cnarirß tv. An Act to amend the laws relating to tbe commutation va tie of luspitai rational Th>Cou?ress ot the Cos ife i-ra'e States of America do enact, That the commntntion va!t,.. of rations of the a’ck and wounded nt!ice-« and e Iti rain lioepita aor other places used lu camp or tlie tieid *S hospitals, he fixed at the government c»t of said rations, und one hundred per centum lliereon; fWi/ei, That said one hnnd ed pe-r centum on th- g ve: nm nt co-t of ea«-h ratio,, com muted shall constitute a hospital fund.au 1 e drawn and appropriated a« th .-eeretary or War sha.l deem nee. * saiy. to purr I, i. • supplies t r tho use of the sik and di-ahhd . f the army in hospitals. App.ovtal June 14,15C1. caArren Lvr. An Act to amend an set entitled -‘An set to prohil.it the imports ion of luxuries or of articles not necessaries or of common use." approved February six h, eigiitevu hundred and sixty fur. The Congress of the Confederate State* of America do *»a t. That so mu h of 'he net entitl 'd • An act to pro hihit the importation of luxuries or nf art cles not ne. ces-ari s or of m iiiuou use. ’ approved sixth F’ehru try. evh’- in hundred and sixty-four, a* forbids the importa tion ol pn pare J “. cgetables, fiuits. meats, poultry and game, n-aled < r in- rwi-l in censorotli.rwi-e.au i brooms and brushes of a I kinds." is hereby repealed. Approved June 14, 18,4. cnavTEs tvn. An Acf to amend .an act enVill. and “An act to erganize li'illtary courts t > attend iti" a my of the ltonfed.ruto stale..ill the field, un t tj >1 fine the powo ► of rail re-ii't.. approved OeieWr uiutU, ei-hteen huudred and sixty two.' The C n. r* k. of the Cor federate Slates < f America do court. That » > much ot ttic e.i tact a. enip wersthesiki mi i ary curls t. uppoint their cterke and in ir-lia's. *"d provi lev f r the payrn- lit < f Itie saUries ..f the sad nltl -. si h-rrl)T rep -ale |; ai t here-.fter i shall he Ibe duly of the ge. retary of War to d-tail and ue.i»n per sons to fill said "fli -s trum mlllfarv ..*tl ers and non i- iiini..--! .1 ofii ll ..i.u pnvaMs. nnaole to ~. . duty 111 tlie ti-dd, and ill - r-tupeusatiou of «neh p-i. n shu t only t>e the pay to which th-y may L- rpetitiv. ly 1 ny virtu - "t their military commi.siuus. Approved June 14, ISCt. cntt>T;;B LV-tt. An Act to provide an I organize a Oenernt Stag fur armies iu the field to a rv.-» daring the war. The C ingress of the Cons.- lerate States ot America do en v-\ Tb u here if er t e peneraj -t.fr of the artuv sl.all run.titute it corps ant sta ! ofii ers shall no long* r. ex cept l.v .mi nt. be utt cited to any par i. mtr mili tary o g iniz iti .a, tr bo h ‘ld to duty ai any pwt That promotions in si and corps .hall he by selection, bit.-d upou capacity, m-rit and ter vices, oind no one chill 1.0 ap p.anted in said corps, u.tless h« tint b en t»o jeais. at least, in the military service during Ibis war, or i« over forty-five year, of ago, oris unfit t r military service iu tbo ti Id. gcc 2 That the Prc-id-ht is hereby authorized to as sign alt 1 fib ers of the s’aJT to such app outlet.' duties as he mav think pr. per, except that ha shall not aasigu them to Commands iu tho lino, uniesc in cases of enior geii-y.snl tho. only f-r a short lime; and no officer sb.ill be allowed to hold, at the pi in p t iic a commission or app iut nent in the stag and in the line. Slc. 3. That tho President is hereby authorized, upon the iippliratlon cf any general commanding an army in the field, to appoint, by and with the advice and consent of tho Senate, or assign for dutr with sn-h genets!, »'bitst *o command ng. a general officer, »ho shall he cliarged. under the Mirectiou of tbo general, with the admmi.trat on ot h.s army; there shall u 1... he allowed to a geueraL so c intnunding. two assistant a iiutunts genet at. one chief .(uart-rm isler. one clitef ot ordu ne e. ad one chi.f roiumi.stry, each with the rank, pay and all'-wances of a colonel of rav&liy; a aqrgoon as oti i.al di.cctor, with th- pay and allowances of a colonel of cavalry : one aid divc imp. with tl.o rank, pay and a low ance. of a col net of cava ry: and one aid de camp, »iih the tank, pay and allowances of a lieutenant colonel of cuvaby. fin- 4. Thai to a lieutenant ganer-t commanding a eorpt cfamtcr shall' be allowed, to !> • appointed by the Pr siJenL.with the advice amt consent of the Seuato. two a. ist.ut adjutants general, with the rank, pay and allowances each of a c bust of cavalry; a chi sot ord nanrefi a chief <|uar Ur master, aa 1 a chief commissary, each with the rank, pay nnd allowances of a li. nt. in.ut colone of . avalt r; lie shall also he allowed one -urgoou, a* medical direct- r. to be Hp|» inted hy the President; with tlie advice and con-ent ol the Senate, with the pay and allowance* of a lieniemnt colonel of cavalry; and to tie appointed as aliove. one aidde-<atup with the rank, pay at nuances of a lieutenant colonel of cavalry, and one aid de camp, with the rank, pay and at owaures Os a major of cavalry. Stic. 5 That to a ui.Jor general commanding a divisl n shall he allowed, to be appoint and Ivy the Pieanlent. with the advice ad consent of the Senate, two avsisttat «a nd general, with the rank, pay and allowances each of a lirntenant colonel of cavatry; one chid of ordnance, one chief quartermaster, and a ch es cammis-ary, ea-h with the rank, j a> and allowances cf a major ot cavalry: also a surgeon, with the pay and allowances ot a major cf cavalry; one aid de-camp, with the lank, pnv and allowance* .fa m.j rof cavalry; an 1 ope ant j. camp, with the rank, pay and allowances of a captain of cav alry. Sko. 6. That to a br gwd'er general commanding a hrig"de sb tll b • liloerd. to be appointed as heieitihctor* directed, two usvistant adiut.ru* g nerui and on • ass sl ant insp-ctor gmerst with the tank, pay a-d allow ance* each ot a major es cavalry: one Mirgeon, wi'h the Iwy and all;» u-sos a m.\jot of e.valiy; one orilna' c* iff. er. with t'ie rank, pay urnl all wane ills captain es cavalry; one aid de-cwmo, with the ruik. pay and showii.ee- of a captain of caval y; and one aid il -camp, w ith the rank, pay and allowattces of a first lieutenant of -avnltv Stic 7. That the President is hereby authorized to re do- the number of ' fib er* allowed by thu act to the Staff of snv general ofif.-er, or to Increase tits seme whfii. in his opinion, the serves will be benefit! and thereby. >t<\ * 'that all appnin'tr.ent* under this act ahall be made fi I'm th a* *tr in *«rvlc \ ApproVi*! June 14. ISM SCMUEB 12. Joint re-. Intlon to allow sick and wouuded officers cf the army ttan*j "rtat! n to their home* and hospital ao toimn'dtd. n*. R-eolved by the o>rt:rr*s of the Confederate States of jvtneil-a. That sick and wonr.ded office rs on leave, upon evri.ncatv* o a board of aurgi oue, ns allowed trinspor tail or to their h 'tma and back to ibrir commam's. aa in the ea*e of enllstjl me» ou fu.lough; tti« Utdulcm u hereby accord -d t o eorttnn* In force for ulae y dava after th* ,'st mei ttng of Cougresu Ibaolved, Jitrther, Tliat ail sick and woan less officers In the na- aland mil taiy servbe shall'be entitl'd to enter any b > pita! and re rlv- auclt ire-itrnsnt and ro. ' tiona as n w provided by law, fr4e of cbsrga. Approy- and Jane 10, lMbt xt-uses 13. Joint revolution declaring the dtspoaitliwta, principles and pnr|w<s> sif tlfo o'!>r,-|.T ,t ■ Mates In re.utmn to the a ti - War with the In led clit S. '• : *, : . » "ue p» tl.o great cause of humanity afid eivuuut .a, and **pec wiry to ttancroicsscnfires-f th-tr VOLUME IV —NUMBER 60. r,i~". l b,, oni'll- .1 by me Conl.-a*r»ts f , .i„ r the pub tc • p.ni, ;i of ih- wo, |.| attune u.! p, th'iru., cnsra, Ur «, the STur.h- ij w hVI, they ar ... , ... |. the dwjaetliuna, prtni'p.cs a..u purp«e»by whvl, thev ar. ac titled ; thorefon— ' " • 1 > K. soiVgjJAy t'.e Vougt.es of the ColMhd. r.te Mates t-f Atnerica, ' hit the fui.owtug manih sto be i-s ;i -d t ~i r r l ’I 1 . hy ll " r " oUwr » , J r . «"d Umt the Tn.iJont he q text,d lo causa copifti i ir«d to b- ir»u.«n,itt. dl » .ur c '»m.ss|one,s abroi I, to t ... , ~j tajl , u * ‘ ’ *>o laid b -lore loriwpa govenunuuU : • - F J/jnifrtln of the (hn 7r,« of the S‘ : f,. r s Stain* 1 r^Uve !0 tKt exi **‘ r V *ar uith the Cnthd The Congrrs* or the Oorife lerale Slates nf .Atre-'cs' SC-I'OW t telr f. 5,..; „, lU ,, . ™ ,?» cv.li-i won,,. „, e cr ,,, lavr , f Mian ..i, | u t 'roi y and to the Supreme Kuler ol toe C„:vuri-, :.,r tbo p.'l they have 1... „ com, ,1,1 , lir ri,.’. K,d lor tbe l..*t t -ree years, exhib.tej t , the -v.e ot . '1 en and humanity, deem th» present a fitfi p. r . J» t- j, elaro l he pr the s-nliia litrf.and t—purpo* .1 ,wh ch th. y have been uud are sti I arm.ted. To-v 1, ,'ve ever dut‘l J deplored the neee*e.ty wn.cl, u.n ,1 th in tut h-",. arms Ur .-t.-tiae «.| li-ir r ghu an 10l th-f, ~ Instil o'mn- d-rtvel fr m their at, mm,,,, • and It,, ro « they luoro anient y and -sire than p -r , » Uejso. wrirttM, ,byc-asing Irom th un»i «a waged tn-cn ih- K |, ,|, permit th. mto ei.j vin ~ are of t'e>. l.qreditsry r-ghuatid The eeiieaol aj) os*.* with wtiirh it ha* pl-ase t A!- rugh.v '..i-l, in ... tK »am .t ner, t.. l> our suns o , ama t every point ot ~r.r ,„ra t, 1•. rd*r* « • tne [: . i g "t tin- potent i cuah a us t us-’it |y dare of p *r. , n », .. u t-r -t , I e.vd z ,t ~.. ■ ~ ntauity Without and u g-rot Having •ur ,„ot r m -im. r pr.0.i1,.. . f tlie d.-cl ir.ti 'll he i.g ... r et to ,vu-,. nun y s-titli. out. or an. dtotrust ut oar „ti i « . y|, m.let lit, . 111 can.-* the r.pnaied and and aasin.uach.u-ka |..reslod wins nlhmtie disc mOlu e whi I, th-ir ersn lie aime, lire, ted against the capital of the, -1 f•i. ru v has already ml with, are hut a cot tiaa.t o ; ot th - same provident a! iucc lorn*, we do not r.ir p. tn-.. sec. . lue sin Huyepinlol vaiu b- a«tii g , but til t umble ackr-.w edgnimt ..r that Aim gl ty prut. cU. n wh. h has you. Iwat. and aud grant* il them. ihe world must now- see that eight tniiltatts o' people Inhabiting so extensive a territory, with -tic’i v ire <1 r<*-’ some s. aud Slicti numerous taut Hies i>r and fis - ,« tho beiiiKU.tit bounty ol nature baa bestowed upau iif. and an.ni.iie l with on* spirit to ,nr utiter ever, privsMon luel sad iihe ol ease, ol health, of pnn-*rly, of ,I;,. ; p. f rather ih.Mi b;o. g aied from th- c ndit o:. . t f.... all ,{ md.-p.-n.U-ui state into which they w re born, c m never b>- coiiipi -red. Wnl not our adv. rsxri. a ,L' r:oi lv. >!> .- gin to t el mat humanity bus bled long ci.oiiyh, that tears aud bloat and treasur* enough, have bc-n i xp -ti.l- .1 in ah.s ti.es uudvrt ikmg, d'vein.g ttear own i , u d no less than ours, with a psll ~f m lurnhig. .rn evp 9eg thttn tsr m i* than ourselves i» uie cata.-tr .li.- ,5 llnarc al >xtrau-llon aid hanki uptev, n t t" speak of ths io-s o| their lib-, tu-s by tho despotnin cu end-re 1 in *ll nggr. -sive warf.re U|>oii the lihru.e of ai other ap. 1 kli.'ired I e-op e f IVilt they lie willing, hv * I n-.-r p r soverauce in a wanion aud hopeless c -td"st, hi m I.tv? couth.* lit. wllicu the}- idug h a-l .1 to be me c , -eu uhode ot li uriy and self government, ot p. a.-.i nu'd a higher c:v i.z.i I- 11, tty. Th. are of the 111 -t c-.u -,. at and prodigal ifir.M ui ol bio -I wli . i, the world h sen of 1 virtual rei ,|i*o thin th • barbarism of tin * ud.-r apes, aid'd tu»d< si ucii-u of cui.stiLuli..ual tree loin. I.v tuo lawlessness of u-nr el | w-r» lie- a.. ~u s winch our advi*rsaitea will u. c!*l .r them 1 . Uo dielro. to inuid irquiUed, bet r.- tit* tribd ..t tbo world,’a* or tl a* in the sy«,f tint sclent ju-tivo, of way n-rpohrtbility flu 011*111 or pro.oDgtlv u war as co itinry to the snir.t of tlie.ag,- as to the tra :iti uia aud hcktiow •• i,e! m ilims of the f. hlhril sy-tctu of Am res. ua tirs r ntiueut v whst.yir opr.. .- may hive pr..va !• and els where, it l.a- .1. r oe u- h . 1 » : a, -. knowl-.ige t by »and |urii,e. tlu: g- v.-riiment.-t • t - fin, must Im .founded‘nil the c. „ - lit of h c Vert -!. H e were forced to dissolve our 'federal c r.- , • .. .m., oir tvru r nvixl .tea by ih ir xgge.w *«« on h • 1.1 •!,- mental I . I• ■ • . : • 1 and in h lag SO, we ex ‘Cised a right c.inoo-r I.e l 1.1 The gr.-at chtn-r of amricui lib. r.y—ih- neht 01 a f -.-j I*eoi>>, when* a g verum.. t r 1 s tucu «• m th.: ends lor Wiiii'h it Was eelab t-hed. to r- ur to • r'g mil pt hi- p ,-s 1 and t ■ naiitut- new pu irds fur their s-curitv. The separate Independence of the -t »te*. >v« r> i, n and cjc jtt il mcmi ers of the Feth-rai Union, h:*. 1 m ver Iveen surrenders . and the pretension • f app y’ing to in dependent c ti.mdiiitiea * > cods’ituted nnd organized, ■r• t■ —are ret.— f. r '-•>.>>>' r- ovin •-■ ’ subjects fooi e lien ", v art so ' isttt in term, as w. It as an oittr ge on the prinetpt sos public law. Th- war mu e upT the t'oufe.le at Mates was, tiicr*f»ro, wholly otie of ugtrressi n: on ottr si la it Ins b *n stii t y de fensive. Born fret nu n. and the descendants ot « g ."limit an estrv. w.- h.wd ii • option but to stand up iu del ns ; if otir tnv.oie.l firesule , of our des-er ted altar*, ol , ur tidat and 1 |i.-rt.e* an I birthright, an lof th prv* tip :ve l 'Stoutioi s which fuir.l and protect tb-m Meluvo it t iut. fi red. nor Uo we wis i in any nir.nticT v lift \* r to lut—rf re. w i:|t th- internal ueoraut p ~«perity of the Mat s arriyot in hust.iity n.atnst us. or with tin* fre st .dev,!,.pm nt of tlnir ih-.t nits in ant I rm of actum or lin* of pi-'lcy they mvy think prober to adopt L r thvmsolvcs All we ask i* a like luontui|ty f r ..ur selvis, and to be b-f; in the ttudt.-t'irbed enj 'Vin.-tit if tlnw* it xlfemble rrgiits oi *;ife, itbi rty. and the p i'suit of happi .ess ’which uS'C'ntm n anivs! i. il.-i l ,r. dto be the e'|U<l heritage of all pat tie* to the * civ! r aipict. Let them f rl ssiotis upon Ua. and the w r :s .t an end. If there t o i;u stiois ahirlt require adjustfn-tit by ocgotl ti u. Wo have IT r h, en willing, .in ; me stilt willing, t» eiit r into communication wi'h ear adve. s.t rb’S in a spit it of peace, of equity, and 111 'll y frank, rss. Stven? in the p*rsUtsion of the Justice f onr wn.*‘. i:t the gwilatit i!.3io:io t Ot onr citizen-soldiers an 1 the whel v 1.0 tv of onr peope, and ati ».> all. in the giai-.s pro tection-f Heaven, we arc not atad to amw a -in. ero desite for [*..> on terms con-i-tent ui.b our bo,iQ-*nti I the perm nent *e itrlty of our right*, at 1 aft raruu-t Mtpirat'on tos-e the world « nee more reatornl t • tbo benefisenfi pursuits o industry and if iuutr.l Inter, course aa I ti-btutts so r-zential to It* w-ll bein ■. anl which hu e been *o gravely tut.rru, ted by the exi*t'-tu-« of this ittinat rm! war in America. Itut ts onr advert*- no*, or th e.* übont Iti-v rave plaro-t m auth ri v. and. ,f to. the voi -e of reas >n and ju.ti . . s'eeli and «. ,t».-' the dietativ of bdh p: tidohe. and humanity, by a preMiU p til ll* and and dn.ive rontl lone** iu iheir '|W(l unjnh' is or t isi'i'f their black ands ireigti mercenaries. *lial| d•• termine upon an fti'i fiuu** prolongation of the coti’v.-t, upon them be tit- ro-pon.ibility ft a dect in so ruiii ms to theniai Ins and so injurious to he intiireata ad rep •■> of mitikind. For uuis'ivi's. w. h tvo no fea‘. it tli' retnb. The wildr-st pietur* ever driW’i of a cl.s 'r i' T I imagination com * short of the extravagan-e whi.lt could treant o' the inquest of eight m l ion* of pi- ptw real.veil with one mind "to die freimen rathei than live flavea. stt l f Tewarne! by the savage and exterminating spirit iu which thl* war baa b-en waged ei n t o-tu. an t by the mad avowal* of its patron* and aupp r;. :* of the »- r*e than Egyptian bondage that await, them In the event of their vutjagati n dVith tit's- and, clara' tons of ottr ilisposition*. o r prin ciple*. and onr pnrpoaes we commit our ran*** tn tho enlightened judgment of the world, tn the *ober ri fi"' tion of our alver*aries th"m* lie*, and to thvsobma and tigh -ou* arbitrament ot Heaven. Approved June 14, 1*64. " Fept L3—tnlt FIRE PROOF. Olios'. irh> wtnh Goods SUId or Sterol will find Tllo ilroacLo A SAFI] PLACE TO TRADE. M. C CATCE k CO* Auctioneers, Oct 3—dir Necro and R at F«t.'it» Brokers. SODA! SODA!! ia ICICCi W SODA Fcr Sale by • <V*t 3— 3 t WI. KETCH AM, Bro*d street. HOMcl for sale. I OF TEH at private tala t«o hundred acres of lan.l, a.tasted on Georgia R.llrwnl, in Warren c ui ty. on » hib there Is a mrafiw table Log Dwelling, Sm ike lli.nac, Kiii hen. Cribs and Stables; In the jrsr>l there Is a good W II “f Water; Garden in good rundlilop, and l<utl«n beautiful; (I'listod a'-out two inilea ot Barnett Oe|e>t. If n it auid tn s f.-w day* wilt bo withdrawn fr..iu the insr kei Sr fu tbor partiralars app'y to Jar. bR. Diris, Au.uvlx or r JJiwm the Budeiaignml at ti.rij.at. tept.B3-2w» W. F HOLDEX, Cbrecicia k Statin*! please copy.