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rJyU THE PUBLIC.-Thc subscriber having constantly
hand in Petersburg Richmond large and well selected
stock neay thirty number of The be PlANoFORTES
made in country and being disposed sell them upon tho
mos, liberal terms that could possibly be asked by any
even the suspicious he bees leave 10 those
want Of importance Of giving him at least trial. be-
fore there is possibility OF their
ing strong probability that they would be greatly tho
-anrs In fact would be but postpcnement Of positive
purctase for a short Time Of any instrument Whatever, until
they could opportunity Of testing the quality Of those OF
mine unsurpassed. If cguaed IN England or Ame
en- have hundred Of these Piano, few
years without selling bad and hold myself bound take
hack exchange Instrument which perchance might prove
defective.
Holding have done, the opinion that the sale Of
single would occasion such loss OF confidence as
could not repaired by the sale of hundred good
ones may expected that shall be particular to hat
o instruments send off, E. r. NASH, Pier:6arg, a..
MI piI e. 20 = in Richmond Z. P. ".
oil S-3ilf
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THE STEAMBOAT RApPAHANSOCK, Capt ". Fair5GHs
continues TO leave Baltimore every Saturday evening" at
cock Returning leaves Fredericksburg Tuesday evening at
O'Clock, and VIII take passengers Baltimore Tappaha
mock Port Royal and fredericksburg any other landing place
on the River going returning for five dollars including meals
REUBEN T. Tiioh, .ageat.
Fredericksburg, May 81, lll.
I The -Four Horse STAGE LINE between Tappahannock
and Richmond with the Steamboat appahannok
both from and 10 the Eastern Shore and thus affords persons
residing thereon the cheapest quickest and direct route,
with the capital of the State 4. L. TH0M, .7gsaf.
Srnfo il-MGW
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TO THE EDITOR OF TIE Enquirer.
Permit to call your attention TO the following pa
ragraph in Mr.. John Bells statement, addressed 10
the public in consequence Of his resignation as Secre
tary of War:
"When all the material points appeared to be dis
posed Of and the members of the Cabinet present had
expressed their decided appreciation OF the plan the
President had suggested, he said, that after all, ne
would not sanction Bank in the rm just agreed
upon if he supposed that would be made the grouno
work or basis of Bank, with all the powers OF Inc
late Bank of the United States. He never would give
his sanction TO the power of local discount. He feared
that the next succeeding Session OF Congress, the
Wings would be bringing forward amendments en-
grating this power upon any charter ne night Tow
approve and he appealed to his Cabinet to know II
they would stand BY him. and use their influence IN
preventing any such movements Mr. Webster, and
Others gave him all proper assurances upon this point
Is il not palpable from the above paragraph-ih's
made too by of the Cabinet present. at the discus
sion in Cabinet meeting, the subject OF the Bank oil
Exchange-that the President gave them distinctly 10
understand that his consent TO such measure was not
positive and unqualied-that his consent 10 The bull
would depend upon crcumstances-"that, after all, ne
would no, sanction Bank in the form just agreed
upon, if he supposed that it would be made the
work or basis Of Bank with all the powers OF
the late Bank Of the United States
How then can il be said the President was pledged
TO sign the bill May he not have discovered, that II
was the intention of the Bank party to "head hum on
this BILL and future time, have engrafted upon 1t
features, such he would under circumstances APP
prove. Certain developments made in Congress,
fully authorize the belief that he did discern such Pur.
pose.
Mr. Ewing, who processes to give in his letter 10 the
President full aud true account of all the President
said at this meeting omts to state these important re-
marks of the President on that subject They too
significant to have been easily forgotten particularly
BY one who ought TO have felt the deepest interest in
ali that related 10 that measure II his duty 10 have
remembered every word used BY the President that
occasion, and if he could not recollect the words,
there is no excuse for his not distinctly remembering
the substance of what he said. most respectfully beg
leave 10 call your attention 10 the foregoing paragraph
in MIR. Bells statement, believing you will al once see
there is much in it.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
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ALMANACKS for 1912.

Just published and for sale By J. F-4RROCK,
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA ALMASACK
for the year calculated hy u Richardson, OF Louls
county, Virginia. containing III part the late Census OF Virginia
showing population each Of the four great divisions Of III
Stale, &c, &C. Aug 81
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Ei.,.nnh NJ Dennhraeii.

MAIsn-John Far6eld's majority oyer Edwa d
Kent will not be farirom il 000. q oil The 81 Sena
tors will be Democratic! and Democratic majority
40 to 50 in the House This is the result OF the sober
second thought Of the people
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

NTH DRINEER NORRIS. tlate smith Palmer nave
= received their Supply Of BOOKS a SIhIloNERf,
comprising and well selected STOCK purchased
nm The most and enabled to oer great
ndnc.mens 10 dealers. Among their Stock VIII be iound
Paper every description, from the shai h'e " 'e a's'
and letter Paper very stock a, all priee b,
ruled and PLAIN. - -, ,.
onnls and Metallic Pens, a great variety
Books certainly the best and most extensive assortment
Az Books the assortment III the state
Medical II not the best, equal To any.
Miscellaneous quite equal TO any other house.
Novels variety that cannot fail TO ?leafo
every taste
paste Boards Ink Waters, Sealing Wax, inksand, Pene
Crayons Water Coes Chrssmen aud Boards Wafer STAMP
Souvenirs, Tablets Pocket Books, DC.
Music violns Guitars Pianos, Flutes Flies, Clast0neLio
lin and Guitar Strings &c
Blank Books Of every description always hand.
Our Bindery supplied with best materials and uni
Merchants and finders Account Books made
order and ruled 10 any given pattern
Gentemen's Libraries carefully repaired.
Music bound al the shortest notice.
Books public and societies in the sub
stantial and elegant manner
p Another OF oolseap and letter Paper, Al dollar
twenty-five cents per -
Scot, "a fu-Si
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

n AGU ERRE0TfPE PORrRAlTS.-Nr PAfLSES, Of New
~ York. respectfully informs the citizens Of Richmond that 10
prepared with superior recently imported apparatus for
taking Portraits the Dagnrrreoype SYSTEM by combining the
late French aud American improvements he Is enabled 10 take
the likeness with either in clear
rainy weather.
DESTROYS Of having their portraits taken who wish
specimens respectfully invited To call the HHroe
Hcus OF Main and Governor streets Captain
Biggcr's LOTTERY Office
Ill
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would DO rendered nugatory Ia calculated to DESTROY
the sovereignty of the States and endanger the bere.
Of the people.
3 Resoiced, That consider the establishment Of
U. D Bank, under any name or style whatever as a
pa'pable violation of the Constitution
s. Reso'rfd, That the firm and manly course of tn.
President oil the U $, in ntcrposing his veto to tn.
establishment of Bank Of the u. s., ought and will
secure to him the confidence and esteem Of the Re
publican party throughout the country
4. Resoired, That consider the assumption oil
State Debts the Distribution Of the Proceeds of the
Sales oi the Public Lands, the creation of Tariff
tor the purposes OF protection, not only a violation
the spirit OF the Constitutions but pal pable breach
good faith towards The people of the IT, S.
D. Resoired, That copy of proceed ings be for
warded to The Hon WIN. &. RIves Thos. H. Benton
John e. Calhoun and James Buchanan of the Senate
and Henry A. Wise, Francis Mallory and Thomas w
Gilmer, OF the House of Representatives. with re
quest that they present the same to their respective
| houses.
t. Resolred, That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the Globe Richmond ENQUIRER and tbe
| Jeffersonian.
The following resolution then offered by Thorn
berry Warder, Esq, and unanimously adopted:
Resot1ed, That II is within the knowledge of man,
members of this meeting that John Taliaferro of III,
House of Representatives, from this District did de
clare, during his late canvass that f he ercr rotet
for u. S. Bank, he should be perjured man;"-an,
that his late for the Fiscal Bank of the w. S. show
him to be fathess to his high trust, and unworthy tn
confidence of the people.
| Then the meeting adjourned.
JNO. GIBSON, Chairman
/
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Total number of nterments at New Ose ans, Tor the
week ending the 18th inst, was 24o-of which iot
were OF yellow fever.
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FtLDBIBBARD, GARDNER 4 co.

SpblHI BBARD, GARDNER u W.
TAyE now store The manufactures their Fan
LII Stock Of SHOES, BOOTS, LEiIBER, PAPER, HITS,
, - 90, ~ avco .as.s Of SHOES, consisting Of
Lx-SIeT-s fine calf Shoea, Navy Shoes and irocans
Do lined and bound, sewed and pcgged do do DO
DO coarse do 10 do do do do
Bows and yonth's and fine Shoes and Brogans
Chdreps morocco and leather Ankle Ties, Shoes and
Iadles kid morocco and seal Walking and B.kins
Do do do do do Slips and French Ties
Women's leather Walking shoes
DO common kid and leather slips
900 cases q BOOTS, consisting Of
Mems fine seaed ana begged seal and calf Boots
DO do double sole calf Water Boots
Do coarse sewed and pegged do do
LEATHER.
COCO sides Sole Leather, various quaiites
500 do Upper Leather
100 doz. do Calf skins
IS do French do
Also, Boot morocco seal and lining skins.
100 reams plain and ruled Letter Paper
100 DO do do do Writing do
1000 do Common and double size Wrapping Paper
100 do and fancy colorrd do do
HATS AND CAPS.
500 cases black and dab silk Russia Snpt and Beaver Hats
$50 do do do do Wool Hats
4OO toz men and boys fur and hair Seal Caps
100 do do do do cloth and sealett do
BRIDES, &c.
50 dozen Brides and Bride Filings
80 do Martingales and GInhs
1000 lbs English Shoe Thread, OF our own importation.
TRUNKS.
$50 nests hide and seal Trunks
Also, Leather Travelling Trunks.
CARDS.
so boxes whittemore's best cotton and wool Cards.
g., Il 3.-f6t
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Marriages.

Married by j. Earnest "Wednesday. the sh n.t
Burlington Orange county, the residence Of Jas D. New
man, ESQ., Col EDMCsp Barsouk Of the late Judge Bar
hoir Miss ARnEr j. of the late Col John g. STU
art, King George, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

u In Education Contention, in which some TWEEN
,y counties fully represented by nun,ero Us and
intelligent delegations, assembled in Clarksourg Haf
rison county, the 18th inst. George II. Lee, Esq.
of Harrison, elected President, and committee
was appointed to report upon the business to be acted
upon. This committee had not reported at our last
dates.-A similar Convention is To- be held at Sauuton
on the 9TH Of October, To be composed of delegates
within defined geographical circuit IN which the
neighboring counties of Rockbridge, Nelson and Am
herst included.-There seems, indeed, to be ge
neral movement the subject of Popular Instruction.
which will have the effect, hope of compelling the
Legislature to pay more attention than has done
recently, and of striking out scheme which shall
combine economy with efficiency.
LynehJurg Pirsinian
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THE TRUE ISSUE.
To ~. Editor

y, Decatur and Hampden, (both in vindcatlon
Nj. Tvler) are received, and will appear in our next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

AND FOR SALT sell my Tract Of Laud, lying
II within quarters OF mile Of Halifax Court House y
;mhr the balance is enclosed and seeded in clover and
oih.r grass portion cultivation the present
The dwelling House an e1celen, There Offices
the yard good Stables. Tobacco Barns and Negro Houses
suitable for the accommodation Of large family for farming
other purposes II remarkably well warred and healthy
H. ~ sho,v Ihrm mine MOSES PALMER.
nc - -, ~ 4Q-w5wf
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ID. VI. Hoyt s. Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office,
RICHMOND. Va

DRAWING Of Virginia Leesburg Lottery Extra Class No
~ r. drawn 25th Sept:
"a 10 IS 81 81 30 IS 10 e. - 10 81 81 So.
Ticket Nos 10 81 81 capital in the above sold and cased
BY HOYT & CO.
Sarf
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currency agency submitted to The consideration OF the
Administration of John Tyler and Of The people OF the
U. s. by A MEMBER or rue 9TH CosoREss.
Washington September, ISL.
TT Editors throughout the Union requested 10 give the
above place IN their columns.
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fFrom he .Yad;.sH,an and the Giob,.

Literary Messenger for October.
The Sauer- Literary Messenger for October VIII be issued
and III lied Friday, the ist Of The month
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q. 5. Snip ~, IUth sept, IcfI. ;,
u We most cheerfully lay The preceding very we'll
written Communication before our readers-allhough
we have still some qualms about the creation OF ADM.
rails, Vice and Rear Admirals. We prefer "the Old
Commodore with perhaps a few new modihcatlons.
Bnt the whole matter forms a legitimate suLjec, for
free discussion in the public press Editor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

5000 pair black Brosues Of manufacture
3.-if6t
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was (un0eily approved by all his brother oHicers,
was SUSPENDED for two years. He is Midshipman.-
The other WILL learn with great pleasure, have his
commission returned to him-but he is Lieutenant
roii6 la difference. And any al all familiar with the
personal history of the service, will endorse my asser
ton that many, many instances OF prescriptions ana
prescriptions and parado1cai conduct ana ofoefs are
of daily occurrence much So that no ohcer knows
bv wbst chart he is to steer Now, how IS It possible
10 draw order from such chaos? How can calm,
mild vet stern and inAexibe discipline, grow out Of
partially and injustice The consequence
has been that the young oihcers' AMONG 'na' ;ne
in protecting their rights and promoting their inter
ess have determined to take care OF them themselves
and do suppose, that Christopher Columbus DIS
covery of America had no greater eee. on the .ntcr
coyery. by the Nidshipmen, of the free newspaper
press, had upon the Department and the oid Iommo
dores The result is these high functonaes are srug
Cling with their expiring energies, as Gio the iaen ny
nasty of the Bourbon, when it went down IN 'he 'hree
days of July, 1880, under the weight OF ~
and very much fear that the discipline OF our Navy
may shrink in the Struggle, now going on, unless
Naval Louis Philippe may be found with enough OF
mind and nerve to arrest it. Mine ancient irieno OF
the Sleepy Hollow could not have been more oewh
dered and astonished when he awoke rom ''a Dig
sleep after his Quotations pote.d deep, than would RE-
BILE, Tru1ton, Decatur or Bainbridge, the old ochoo
men, be now, could they, like Rip Van Winkie' rouse
from their dead slumbers The days of chvairy' says
Burke, "are gone'-and as much may Dc 'a'u VI o''
Captains
Ii is not worth while to censure the young, still less
the old bat there certainly is laIy IN Inc morale
if not in the physique of the Navy. Mr. m n
Lieutenant, under the signature of Hurry Bug, ha'
written very respectable articles on the subject
Interesting they may be to the andsman, taey co
tain nothing new 10 the seaman. The faults he hnds,
every sailor feels the bad effect Of and the recommend
atoms he makes are talked over every day IN caon,
wardroom and steerage. ! only mention THIS NOT a.
familiar these grievances are 10 those who suffer under
them.
We have now on the list, since the recent promo
ton, the Senior Captain, Commodore Barron, b Gap
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-18

What do you think now' Don'tyou reckon
I'm scholar ,rhaPs hard to beat t-aIn't a
mheelhorss? You see It lacks butlnIe o. amour
ting to $40 head-'tis SIsG3, slres go1,eyen
if the Assessors and Collectors deduct nothing for
their services.
Gentlemen, you are ye, babies; you cannot
bear strong meat. must feed you on mix ana
vegetables, till you become stronger. You are
moi yet prepared, see, 10 come out rom the
world, | shall thereloto,g give you a short n'eFnns'
SION that you may commence with your conscien,
ces. hoping that when next call you up you wal
see the necessity Of contessng.
BlsHop FALsTAFF.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-18

Exploring Expedition. correspondent
of the Baltimore Republican under date OF Val
paraso de Chill, 5.n April, says Our last adyl-
ces rom the Sandwich Islands, by a vessel ar
rived a, this port lew days ago, left the I , tx
poan- Squadron there fitting iof cruise to The
Columbia river and the \ " coast; from thence
1t /. expected they vii again proceed towards NE
South Pole, and return homo by way o. the cope
Of Good Hope
There are four or five American vessels no"
wing 10 this harbor, and the commerce o. me
mort, as well as the improvements OF me cty' are
IN more hourishing condition tnan any o'nef
Mace On the Pacific coast
The n9mnation Of Edward Everett, as Minis
Ter to England, has been laid on 'he table m the
senate, with g.es 10 lis bang Withdrawn ny 'n'
President. So says the Ne. York CommeFc al
Advertiser
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-18

..l.-.-. 3D. .-.-...-
d. .g.fg- .a-a .,,sa.. -a AIS -...- ---- '..-, -A.
.r.s- he r~. E '9- lie Hs, Er-f. l.a.
t-E s-.. 20
-r -s.r. H.eI -r.- .a ..se.-. laws 'a
.-,4 ay uv se.r a7gr. =aa H1 .+-
tea- 4I.a y l..s 4. O. esas>. 2. -.- -.r
rotten IS b CSC % q ease, asa -4al &. ST." -'.
AN Is opp .r,u. cohesion, o-t a., u ...~
ef isres6.aueu. resl.,g ..seI 40 Is o. 5.--- e.
meuts.
Vow. us. calculate for yourselves. be -e-
f.gw.4 BE-, YOU say--yol say yourselves, ot
yegre9u huurur-i viii be S27-,sl9 Z .-
is. tgea. lie taxes tie first yelr acN sos
gis Il. Of paving the interest then -lc. Now
3 cts cynaera lt.c yo- can cEq.sr, expect
sr .easf. YOU can understand ..e an Ter wJtA
+, on i5r YOU. First then, vii draw tuo pre-
lm.aares As plainly aud cogci~e.y as can. 4,
me cuI Of ;ae frs, year there would be sos
gI9 p .ackug, after nsug al. tie YAK money.
I0l know that current expenses @, the govern
,rsut mus, be paid wletae. interest on State teJ,s
he mad or not, therefore ibis deficiency relates 10
,bs interest exclusively Wei, now, there are
10000 people. each one of whom We wI,, sup
nose must pay as much as any other ONE
make thts Kind ola calculation 70 keep the rich
old planters from seeing THAI they would have 20
INV fIom twenty 10 thirty times their Ratio Pc.
eapitag lhtra are. say $1,000 people, and they
nave to ralsa S55S,gl9 AZ, now Ne are coming
att:--
100000 have % pay 55s,9l9 AZ, what wi
each one have TO poy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-18

4Hz Aa. l-..4 >a4z.- l-..- -.... ss-
l.- l###r.ss -Ir--IGlE te>tf.s-
so. H-.- r...--l ...e .-e - l,..--.
W-..a ua. b. rertt!.. thus
a.E HEH.r ....r# IS #a.-g. s..y --.. ...Es.
u
Iars i, r.. .sa a.... .l..a a. ai,l.- ty '-- exc
..-.e..e 81. ages. Ia. teyHe s.s,. -- .aa-aaH'a +.
vas-a IS us' precursor gt d.-guy-su-al .e.s' .
gse aus. sap rs6, SD, ..a-seiss t.. "".- t.8l f
Is ~ 10 -s.u-l W..a fs......a .sl
n t-e uss. ace, i-t. are .a.A.a4i,e' o...'a .
tst, aHso.-;-.. crazy - ..e sd-yt-. - y, A.'.e
as# lbs N4s uae go ihe great measures ~ &.
extra SESSION. t.Nas aIade,pcHsoie 'o' '"' ',- /
hri 81 lle country. >oaaNlaa- were lA- f''E.a
o. -et dollar from he sale Of tae nn'"t .ia
.a1 eaa. .-sy ",.e i1 pay tx a.'.t.' ''' ......
asa sa.ts ia faNcs on iHpeF;s, inut U.i '.H.~ a--
p'sas.E wa. i've minutes iot sue" Hn 'en"i'
h.n,.ae good. wen We eHt j. ,a..i1 '''..-"
me House at close vote. au" ~0ts To "' ~"
a'e. Here o p discussed iaf "'tN'' "Ou i.'''.
Paaed Hah gay Up oat' because y .''''"' ''.l1
net fisb Fe't' ~ ias' AZ aiH.lI-i'"''' '''..1
"a.-A renders tue ua' FeHtc' MUMMY So ."' ''
iae purposes u' ar Gay aAa 'Ae ue''o' ~'-''H
ate concerned, and alter hs "o't"."f wv!
lre"d the original u.i. ua.'ss I, '"'' ' '''' -I-'
FansBB..,gI il l.,.t and arap,t--,tt taxes ac ode
III, t-,ig-e. .,.,,, from tho b.a but 4 make, ii
al.3ty,, aat erai,e, aud IT 10 avail Do to S,liss.
/ Nasaetef lie ,Anen.,su ii lAa Go,tmmgn, shall
/ sx,eaI l.s revenue dem. from a ucaty per
'eat duty Cd "hPo''' 'lea Tue o.s'''o.''o" mus
,s,''S' s ~ "u'' o' -. , a., ~, n,es, The
,he eypcas,s d. the Government, ana 10. Que uoi
lar uili ever be distributed, If the bdI becomes
a lav IN It's present shape, unless the Government
runs h d, 1l lor that purpose. The fact Is, Nh.
CLAY say chat the prlncIp e. or his bli could not
pass the Senate, aud he accepted an amendment
winch knock iAe Whole design vn lde head, aud
renders it wholly useless. Bul it was better VA d
party pJiat of view, to present the shadow 10 tas
ghaa - .,,I,r an or.n,uIe5osd defeat. Mr..
,'I, ,,,,,,..,, ,.,rr, A.. n,s,.urc ,brouoh
C'!'.,n = Gct ia MN laI ii
,,.'a MN, J., H. rI,n.e nave wit e.
a,,l,rIa ,aIl ,,n.r, ,y,y - nor, Them. thcy Nall
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,ya,,f II shouII ensure ,ue
tas.aI,be mi, yp's. as ba, ps.o,e been remark.
"a ,.,.,,.,,,, IN, croa, ,,,,.,r,s nj the session
,,.I,tn., h.. con.Il.red a. virtually defeated
lv,I rs.,,,a ~ lho H,nhrupt hw, single ,ac
wdI cx,h,i ,he n,,c,,e deg,se OF necessity vh,cl
x,.,,J w., an >tr, S,..1,u. IN order 10 its ear
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-18
General Orders. 40 -.


AN EIec.',r l- Na.or General OF tae second.
y hsu A'~ NJ a. VI De be'd gu the
b-si Monday. 7nf as farurg a Noyeul er next
if truWsutHe officers Of t..c Regiments. N
lfe rrr1H-f " taiharue J,e,r-rn, Adrus Frstk
.' q" w...,t. Go usoa Jones, Iaudcfdse.
'''N. '..itr nt Wayne are cbarafd with the
.N...' ~ d. .la 1'sr "l5ja tiyr respective Reg
N1lnr G.n.a WI I. BRANDON. vi order
a. ete'H- i.r cffr Gsr.-l OF lhe Secand
HHt10g r,Tlg Fet b's0a, Misses. Do Malfia, on
TIE ORR N,n'.t. att ID, allowing - November
rrN- tHlr. ttrs 10 CGt,r~ JOS Ctnmislsn m
'.. Thirteenth lJacss0u cuuupl Fourteenth,
+ llaucngk tauyu1 auJ Sxty-,eyond Harrison
ca. h'N Nt@Htaas Zee eflea !1r tie Ctclsons, ~
-1l rH.r'ts wi b ltjttVtd 20 The respective
SH'rIH~ thereof CO Hiram Stewart ot lhc SIX
T 'r.rU Regiment. NtI assume ilr ccmmaHI Of he
Second Brigade q 90, Fnf Dogcn Mss. Militia,
ana o'#'r r,rUHfS Or Ccoue.s oi TIE 18Th. Ill.
aHd b-t Is rmeHts. be De i,ld ou he first .Notav
aud oaN %.aWHz, 10 November next; directing tic
orders .ng sai elections 20 The Nhetls OF the cuut-
VS. =. '3,sS#r, Hancock and lauaou Lputen-
nn' 'H H1n II FaFiut, ~ a,StI at tie c,nt-
u7rd .. the iGt krEuc7r Urss,ippi Nina.
q" j'.9 Way, Of ttt 6lh Regiment Miss Mia
TO- wl.. assume fae command of lie First Brigade
o' uH First Division. Miss MlNa and exercise the
same during fae absence % Brgaoer Ger. Deg-s'-
itoN,; DC "lll eraer au election TO be he'd IN the
N's' Monday an3 3aF uIuwuc 10 November ueSt
iI 'o"n,s IF tie Oh, (AmNr cotuy) AID sal,
Pkr coHuW) r. eneu's.
l.mttuanl Col Jane, A. Gslynt VIII sane
''r cummntd .. lae b.h Rctngull SUD Iier.es-
'W COZ tnh bowman We ,omWoRd o. tie OH
Regiment.
Map. General REUBEN II. GRANT. vii
order 900 election ia he held on The fret Monday ard
day iuIlHug 10 Nurtmbar u, Nt for BrGader
"enelal Of Nh Ff.t Brigade 90 ,he Footh Dlu-
a.