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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-30

III We mentioned yesterday that Msjor CHEvALLIE, Of
she Texas Rangers, had behaved very CALAMITY at Monte
rev. and referred readers the from that
quarter in another Column We did not discover until
late that the paper from which taken did
contain the incident We had it in another.
which was afterwards mis'ad. The story thus -
Capt Smith was ordered by Gen. Worth attempt very
hazardous enterprise during the Maj. e. yolun-
tsered his Gen w replied, No sir; II you GO
you will rank Capt. s., and wish him perform this
doiy" "lf hst be ALL" said Maj c. 4" there is
zion for any difficulty will under the orders OF
Capt s." His offer then promptly accepted.
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The Murders at Lancaster.

We indebted to the Lancaster Union for extra
containing particulars IN relation TO the recent fnghu muir
ders that city by aggery. Dr. KerfOOt, who made the
post moficm examination, sSys:-Phh Inquirer.
"On the morning Of the l7tb OF October, the hour
Of half past nine, hoard Of terrible murder
or outrage committed 10 South Queen Having my
horse the door, mounted him aud rode out. About
three or four squares out, observed crowd struggling
with and tying n man, who seemed 10 DO covered with
blood; upon reaching the house, found crowd OF neigh
bors. and upon being directed end looking into shop
rOnunR south Queen street, aboutsK eight feet vide
continuing workbench, and various toOs for gun
makingN saw bodies lying the floor, covered IN
parts with blood and bainsthe wall behind the door
ed as II a sudden cIusiOn Of blood had teen with
circular force brains dashed against the washsand and
upon the hoof large portion Of brain 10y the stove
a gun lay obliquey and partially under both.
The boiy Of Mc.choif Fordnoy nearest the door, %
prevent the door from opening the full he
Icy the shop HE head the bonch eyes turned
to one sde face covered With blood, limbs uuuaturay
dawn up n In broken mass souI and limbs evidently
fractured.
The body Of Caihsrno Triple lay lougiudinaiy with
the shop feet resting F0dneys bead having evident
" fallen longhways upon her facet her feet and ankles be-
spasred with Fofdnoys blood and BRAINS shout her head
lay pool Of blood, vending he way towards the op.
pJsie side Of the
child Of tho shove persons had bee removed into the
mouse. Immediately went DO and found 10 with
wound upon tue top Of the heed, slightly the ef side Of
the aaE major Of the head; DC roughly Incl
sed wound about four inches ongabOuta toaspOonfI OF
the bfsn resting upon the outsde screamed ioc0hecnt
y, tossed e ie and leg about flesh wound existed
the right knee upDsyeTssy, very much bruised about
the leit car, som8ch and bowels"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-30

The New York Express conuadicH the report that Mr..
Webster was to address the Wings National concerns
That pape says the announcement made without au-
thofy-hat Mr. Webster visited the city entirely pr
vate busnessand that though he was ready, in general
60 meet his Wing friends and address them upon any topic
Of interest AZ oil dmss, yet the present OCCASION as he
zen Of another State, and there cleo
lion dnnandina Nm Nov Yo. be el deleaey n doing
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MikR WalaII.

The great lender Of the suberancans rising rapidly
in the world He has been taken up for Assembly by
Tammany aud his progress, in general. be up
ward Mike said years ago, that he meant be Pre-
sden before no stopped and who shall say what may hap
pen7 He has with strong infusion Of rowdyism, very
strong natural powers and tell TO what he may
not aspire We have stranger things happen than
would DO the fu6Iment Of his prediction IL Is time Ryn
ders was looking out.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
ktroRrxp BkvkRLxy BLAIR. LICENSED STOCK uRoxrR
stats rtoek per cent. par value eioo bald ., eios
Corporation per par sloo-.s sai.s At SiVa
James River Kanawha Bosds guafantssd By N. sa. p>
value sioo-hsh Al par and insercst
Exchange Bank stoek par value eiooiass Al sioa
Farmer Bank ssoek. par value sioo-Aeh At ss3
Va Bank STOCK value soias ssti but general
y held At sss.
Manchester Cotton and wooa ssoeh par valu.
sioo-ast ales ses, but may be souic,hinr .-
tasta3o.
Richmond fredericksburg Stock par valu.
sioo-heh ISIS.
aspa
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Mr.. Dallas Letter.

The letter Of the Vice President 10 a Committee OF De-
mocrats of Washington county, (Pa) inviting him
dinner will be published For the present,
will only say, that precisely such have
been expected from the is full of vague decama-
on, assertions unsupported by fact, and assumptions Of
points indispunbe, which have been thousand times
refuted Ii is upon the WHOLE OF the empdest and
most absurd documents that has fallen under eye
and that so, will give readers amps OppOrtu-
niiy TO Judge.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

lRxroRrrD AND CORRECTED TWICE wEkx ron rn wnis
OcrosRR 18th, 1886
ToBACCo.-Inspeetons very lisht-prces continue ia
rule low.
FLoUR-Held at S5l,5i--no sales.
wHEAT-ll0al2O cts.
CoRN-60s62S cents.
oATS-30a35c, from Depot-in demand
CUT NAILS to Ate.
TEAs-imPerisl and Gunpowder SOC. to 81 as; Black
25a5Oe.
WHlSKEY-Hogsheads 26c, bbls 27c.
LlME-Thomason, sales from wharf al.
MoLASSES-N. Orleans 2Ss30c. Porto Rico 2sa30c;
Cuba l6a22c. Stock very light.
CANDLES-Sperm 26a21c.; Patent Sperm AOc; IIul's
Patent lie; Tallow l0sl2S.
CoFFEE-Rio 6t'se; Lasusyrs 7Sasc.
HERDS GRASS-Sl.
TIMOTHY Dos per bushel.
PIG IRON-S25 10 IS
FiSH.lienngs. No. !, 81, No. 2. 81 receipts over.
OIL-Wintor strained oil best los cts.
PROVlSlONS-Bacon. Smithfeld 81 cents: wes,ern
Sides 6.6te; Shoulders 3Baii c; and Baltimore Side,
6a6te; Shoulders 4ba5 cts; Hams 61,7}; Lard sasie
PLAISTER-from the Wharf, last sales, S275 to
Sas75 per ton; do Basin 1915.
sUGARS-Wo quote N. Orleans 7iaslc; p. Rico sa9c;
st. Croix 9al0c.
SHOT-5Sa5i.
sALT-From wharf, 81 SIS; from store q 6ssSl TO-
Hogs S6.
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spring Heds.

We caU attention to the advertisement Of Mesu'. Bin
Cord Porter. The Spring Bed IL certainly great
s only fault a. far seo being, that
~ h Altogether too luxurous. would be tempted
ID, ssep H. senses away Ills back would hardly be DP'n
she bed bsfote ho voud be or IL - ~ somnerous o.
one Of Governor whchrs twenty column Message. We
sdys tho public general snd lazy men in particular TO
ave Mtss . y. a. ?. CALL
These Beds, we srs told. are made BY only person
A, fh.a Halted sfaffH.
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CH H.
RICHMOND HOUSE.

SIIUHIED ON UOVeTnor street., nearIY OppO-
~ site the Governors House. and squares OF
street having recently serat addons rendering
much more convenient aud commodous, opened
" day OF November nett for the Boardes yes
nonih week The best vii,
used who will fuprrnend) render may
put up at the establishment comfortable.
For the information Of hnse who private
theirs excellent Livery Stable hand where their
hone' &c wlh be wei attended TO- II. L. MEADE.
Oct. 30. Iefd. N
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Gain Of receipts over Liver

Gain Of receipts Liver
pool exports, I549g bushels.
This period Of imports into Liverpool comprises from
Sept I545 to $40. the period Of time engaged in
exporting famine Of s45 and the famine
1916.
Here the lacts, and the story stands thus. After all
the eamo the whole purchases for Liverpool, for period
Of including tsO tamines in England, have been
told tue whole United States. the increase
Of receipts tide 10 New York alone. When the
whole Of crop Is compared with this English
export, the INT s u tnne.-t N. Y. Express.
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Married.

Roosevelt, on the 2and mat. By the Rev. chss Mann
Tnos. n. TAuiAFERko to Miss May NJ SlScLA,n daush
ter Of John Sinclair oil OF Gloucester.
pr Enquirer vii please copy.
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Col. Bale PEyroN-But one account is given 70 the
manner n which his Gentleman acquitted himself In the
siorsing Of Monterey. All men Of oil parties expected
much from his known gallsniy, hq ardont patriotism and
love Of true glory; they have not been disappointed But
We have the pleasure Of announcing that report Of the
events at Monterey from the graphic pen Of Mr. Peyon has
been furnished 70 ne for puboaon and will appear Ia the
PcaypDe tomorrow. We promise readers great pes-
cure from this letler--N o. Pie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-30

Foa VISA Csuz We requested by Capt ba Coste.
81 he fevenae LccaFe, 20 announce that he yeser
dey received oricr from Washington chang ng hs dest
nslion. Ne wall not proceed 10 Vera Cruz. CspL Ia
oss hss forStrJed etes and packages entrusted 70 HIN
a. Peasscos % fward By the Pnnesion. which ha0es
there soos Tor ths sqasdrgu.-N. o. Plcsysss
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MONTEREY, Sept %, 1896


Dear Ussi,-I once more have opportunity TO writo
YOU and u would be difficult Tor 10 express the
saons Of pleasure feel In being able to do after hay-
ing participated The many hard fights with the enemy
possession Of this beautiful place. Yes, Monterey
After four days bard fighting the MoEcans have capitua
ted have heard end read Of battles but never had an
idea what battle before. The whistlnR of bullets,
grupe and oonser-6, ~ and l5pound ba.s-ho Of
cannon and tho bursting Of shels-have become a. farni
snd common & during tho fight The alphabet.
Our company has doao honor Louisana and our div
SON. under Cen Worth, oil agree has dono be- duty was
with company 81 Tho stormng Of three batteries lOca
ted bills high ha you might call them mountains and
steep that sD Of The foot would often have thrown rs
hundreds Of feet be1w Tho Louisiana boys made the
attack the CASTLE aud 10y i've hours by themselves with
in 200 yards Of IT, picking OF those that exposed them
selves, and oil the time tie enemy pouring showers of
musket balls and grape bot they how our heads r..
noly, they sailed forth and charged The 7ih In
fanny, oil ths Time 10 and We rushed on
the castle end raised the aud sHpcg We fred on the
MeEca1s they left the breasiworks and case and CAP
tured four pieces Of srery. Our division has done tho
work; although loss small have done more 10 con-
qgcg Monterey ihan The whole Of the two divisions who
made The stack in 'front.' ! would give you q dos-
crphOn 0i che hight on or side, but Halle and Ken
dali who there, do u better than ] can
will ray however, hst tho first five shells thrown by
the MeHcans IN tie rear, where made the attack,
fell almost IN the midst Of conpany and burst without
doIDg my harm. This the opening side Of the
town Monday. 2st inst Yesterday, three divisions
Mexican troops asSoheJ Of town, and day about
1900 The baence have ipBf more days leave
There troops enough here, hsd they been Amsoaas
30 keep of $4,000 good Every house fort, and
every resident even tho little boys bed mvskes and fred
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-30

THE LATEST FRov ras AEvY.-The steamship jas. H.
Dsy sruvcd ~ o'clock this morning from Port Layacoa
which psee she Left ho 18Th inst and reports nothing
Of impofence from The army. The Kentucky regiment,
Col Mashal tOOk W their march the 1871, and the
Tennessee regiment, Cot Thomas, The 18th, for Ca
MARCO. News Port Layaeca Nondey, the 18th,
hat hey had received orders proceed MafamofOs
stead Of Cpmsfgo.-N y. Pc
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N q TICE s.
Notice.

ks'. pn f.tiss viii puseh the Baptist Church. h..
evening ., ~ o'eloek
b The members OF tho Medical Profession in Louisa
are requested to meet at tho Court House On November
Court Day. to appoint delegates tho Medical Conyen.
non 10 De held In Richmond ON the second Monday In
December next.
Louisa, Oct II, 1876.
u Kew Mr. EpwAnps. OF Centenary Church, will sd.
dress tho Arnory Tredegar Total Absiinence Society
WIS evening NJ nail past o'clock. 30
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NEW BOOKS,


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Family GROCERIES.

IhmiBl UhOOEhihOs
THNHE rbscrbofs sfrr following choice Groesres fos FAM
- " nee, ~ rttth upon the favofatls terms
$4,000 lbs smithheii Bacon hog round
pipe pafe ffenth Brandy NJ the v.ntsre Of 1896
pipes pure 'Rfirnets~ Bansy. good age
pipe hadera Wine vintage o. 1897 iupoftn
pps pure do 10 hne favor \ 70 this market
ppe ~ ~ e,r eoosi,s
rev bbs genuine Ie Of wight Apple Bsndy, years Old
bbis "Bumasfdnsrs' od Rye whtkey, ertfa ari-o
20 bols pure I ofWah Vncrar-wnich together WIZ irJWn
and oafsugar various quss ani pce' bs Imperial uhrow
der and Baek Spices nstn kinds holassc Rice best
lave and Laguaya Coee oupEs Family srd HuIefhnc Pour
Ge always supplied ~ the orders o. Their
and others 40 prises u suhthe Tines
oe Sow JONES 4 WINSTON
DENDLETON's OFFICE.
J. No 3, ExoHAsaE.
Drawnr of Lsesburg Lottery Ciass 81
81 ~ 6s ~ 80 Ga ~ a. ~ % ~ ~.
Drawina u New Jerrsy Lottery Cass es
80 q % ~ ~ ~ 90 y 10 90 IS.
Drawing of Alerandffa Lottery Class ~
~ 30 10 30 ~ S 81 10 no 81 n ~ %
TODAY.rhe Drawing Of small Lottery takes place In The
Erehanrs oco;t Capital $1,000. Whole only
Halves and Quarters IN proportion.
Cshcas Package IS Whole Tetss eos bu, sI9 30
Bah go
q" SsO
sales eioss to'cloek.
prlss Of sssa0t Wm be son morrow Oar sud 10, The
Tickst ron
&C % PENDLEToWs OFFICE, No. sEuch.us,.
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$4,000 90 $4,000 90 $4,000 90
}. BROWN, IT,, I'd Aud.
% Auditors once, Oct %, 1876. foe aO-it
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-26
POSTSCRIPT!
LATEST FROM MEXICO!
Esombardlnent OF Tobasco |!
LIEUT.. MORRIS KILLED
MEXICAN LETTERS OF mARQUE,

! We stop our press TO give short synopsis
of the news by the Mail Of yesterday evening
/ iiom Mexico. Com. Perry, with detach-
ment Of vessels under his command, under
took an expedition against the City Of TOBIAS
co, which was successfully bombaIded and
made TO surrender. The people were in ia
vor OF yielding at once, but the Governor and
Army opposed it. Thereupon the women
and children were ordered TO get out of harms
way, but the Governor would not permit them,
so that it is feared that most ofthose killed du-
ring the bombardment were not soldiers.
! Lieut. c. NJ. MoRRIs was wounded in the
neck by musket ball while attempting 10 car
ry orders 10 Lieut.. Parker, who was engaged
on shore in a spirited fight with the Mexican
soldiers. Lieut.. M. stood up in his boat and
cheered the men most CALAMITY until he fell
in the arms Of Midshipman CnEEvEa, who
was with him. The inhabitants sought refuge
/ 10 the cellars during the cannonading, and
thus escaped destruction. Com Perry has
abandoned Tobasco-his force not being sufii-
Gent TO keep possession Of it There is a Mex
lean force ofsix to eight thousand at Alvarado
They have placed across the mouth OF the riv-
er three strong chain cables, and sunk vessels
on the bar. Ii will be useless almost 10 I'm.
dertake the place again by Naval force
Letters of Marque and Naiu ralization papers
have been issued by the Mexican Government,
comforting the rights and privileges of Mexican
citizens upon all who would sail under them
We have also some more news from SAN
T, ANNA he is at San Luis Potosi with 90
coo men, and is daily being reinforced. He
writes TO the Government that as soon as his
plans were finished, he intended TO march al
the head of his army to meet Gen. TAYLOR,
whom he expects to crush. He wants to
concentrate his whole force at one point, SO
that he can direct large force in any diIec-
ton that they may be needed.
All of the Volunteers and Malta are order
ed to :endevouz at Potosi Gen. VALENCIA has
been appointed by SANTA ANNA second in com
mand. A ditch to surround the whole City
had been commenced. At Vera Cruz an al
tack was expected on the Castle Of San Juan
de Ulloa. The garrison of the city consisted
of about 500 men, and about 1000 more were
expected from the surrounding country.
The Repubhcano Of the ga ult, states that
the English have offered TO mediate between
u, and Mexico, and the British fleet at Lis
bon had been ordered to proceed to Vera Cruz.
Gen. Wool finding the route to chihuahua
impractcable, had abandoned it, and was on
his road to join Gen. TAYLOR. The gallant
Maj. LEAR who was wounded at the battle Of
Monterey, has since died.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-26

may designate for that service. Orders
for The march 10 the place Of rendezvous
will be sent with the commissions. Its
desired that the several companies COM
posing the Regiment shall provide uniform
according to the General Order Of 23i
May last; and arrangements will be made.
II practicable, 10 supply il al the place of
rendezvous.
The act of Congress provides for the
clothing (in money! and subsistence of the
non commissioned officers, musicians and
Iprlvates. as follows: The volunteers to
furnish their own clothing, for which pur.
pose there will be allowed TO each nom
commissioned officer, musician and pri
vate three dollars and fifty cents per month
during the time he shall be in the service
lot the United States. That the volunteers
may be enabled to provide themselves
with good and sufficient clothing, the com
mutation allowance for six months, (2I
dollars will be advanced to each non
commissioned officer and private after be-
ing mustered into service, but only with
the express condition, that the volunteer
has already provided himself with six
months clothing: this fact to be certified
10 the PaymasteF by the Captain Of com
pany; so that the amount so advanced
shall be applied under the supervision of
his Captain, to the object contemplated by
law.
The six months Communication of cloth
ing will be sufficient TO procure a suit Of
uniform.
Subsistence before arriving a, the place
of rendezvous, and for travelling home
from the place of discharge, win be al
lowed at the rate of fifty cents for every
twenty miles distance.
Arms and Announcements will be fur
nished by the United States.
II rs confidently expected that the Vir-
gInis Regiment will be a, least as early in
the field as those from any other State.
BY command,
VIM. H. RICHARDSON,
.4jutanf General.
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VOLUNTEERS FOE
sTEEXECO.

A meeting of all persons dispos-
ed to respond to the PROCLAIM
alton of the Governor of Vir-
ginia, is requested at the Court
House on FRIDAY EVENING
next, 9th inst, at 7 o'clock.
Men of Virginia! Citizens
of Berkeley County! Let it
not be said that YOU have cx-
hibited backwardness when the
voice Of your Country is ring
ing in your ears, demanding
your aid in the prosecution of a
just and righteous war. The
Federal Government has called
upon Virginia for one Regi-
ment. The Chief Magistrate
of the State has issued his Pro-
clamatlon calling upon the no.
bic spirits Of the Common
wealth to enroll themselves in
that Regiment. CAN'T be that
Berkeley will prove recrcant TO
such q call?
Several Speeches may be ex-
pected. Nov. 25.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

We find the following teIegraphic despatch
10 Tie Philadelphia L. 5. Gazette Of Monday.
The Information contained in it is four days
later than previous accounts from Vera Cruz
Cy way of New Orleans:
New IoGK, Nov. 22d, / o'clock, p. NJ.
have just received some Mexican papers
Ion Vera Cruz, received via Havana. to the
ltNavember. An attempted assassination OF
General SALAs, who is acting President, is at
E5u'ed by the press to the secret agents Of the
United States.
SALAs has returned from the Capital with a
'2rg guard 10 Tecuhaia for safety.
NfloN and PAcuEro, Cabinet Ministers,
have both resigned their appointments.
Nau Luis Potosi Las declared against SALAs.
S'r' ANyA writes sympathi.ingly to SALAs
relative TO the attempt upon his life. There
have been efforts made under divers pretexts
70 causc discussion between SANTA ANNA and
SN's, but without avail, as they are said 10
Be fast friends.
A Commissioner, Supposed to be on a mis-
son tosol,ct foreign aid) left Vera Cruz this
month l2r Havana, and was ii is thought,
among the passengers in the English steamer
Lcuers from the Army report orders from
SANTA ANNA to Withdraw the Mexican troops
iom San Luis de potosi.
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Commercial Record
~NNNNNN~NNN%~N~~N NN,~
BALTIMORE .M.9RKET.2
american Office, Nos %, 1876.

american Office, .Noc. %, 1876. s
CATTLE. -The arrivals Of Beeyes hare been
quite large the market animated, aud most Of the
steck feund pa ehasefs at about last weeks rates.
The offerings comprised 1900 head, Of which SIC
were taken BY packers; 55i BY butchers; AID 100
bead remain ever uasoid. Prices ranged from 81
l2aa 50 STA per 100 tbs. the boot, equal 10 8 a.
25a5 90 net, aud averaging about ~ 50 gross. A
few head Of very supe rioF quality from FredsFIck
county brought $500
Hoss.-Lise Hogs are taken as fast as they ar
rive At 81 26s4 so.
FLouR .--0a Saturday 1000 bbls How ard street
Flour we're sold at SIS Holders quite firm al
this rate to-day, and some not disposed 10 sell
AT this price We note sale This morning OF 500
bbls. at S5 The receipt price from ears Is 50 s7s
GRAis No Pennsyly anis Wheat at market 20.
day. Sales Of Md at g0al00 cents for good 10 prime
aud s0.90 cents for ordinary TO COED White
Wheat, suitable for family -four, would bring i5s
1870 cents. Sales Of new Corn Al SIS cenu for white,
aud % for yellow. We quote Oais at 3lls3l cents
bscos.-Thore is only sms business doug ia
Bacon Shoulders ave become very scarce. aud c
tail sale, are now making al 81 cts. Sides sci
liBg at 81 il limited lois and Hams al 7sSi cts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-26

Form Of Enrolememt for each Company.
We, the undersigned, do hereby en-
gage 10 serve in Volunteer Company OF
Infantry, TO constitute portion Of the In
fantry Regiment of Volunteers, according
10 the terms Of the Proclamation Of the
Governor Of Virginia, dated the 18th No
vember, 1876, to serve during the existing
War between the United States and the
Republic Of Mexico, unless sooner dis
charged.