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LATE NEWSH

TUST received al the new brick Store, Water
ID Street, a large and general assortment Of
Goods, comprising as complete a stock as
any house in the country, Of ali 1.-THE articles
usually wanted by the people of the CONN.,
try.
The Dragging business has been so
completely OUerdOne, that W. shall not offer
any ofthat article; but this muchwe will say,
that our stock is warranted to be less than
500, 900,
and we respectfully ask a call from put-
chasers, who will examine and judge for
themselves.
a. We continue to purchase all kinds Of
produce for cash or merchandise, and we only
state a fact, when we say that one Of our re-
cent shipments of Tobacco brought the HIGHEST
PRICE of any sold this season except one HID.
May Sd, 1847. E. & D. DRAPER.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09

HEALTH OF New ORLrANs.-FOrty-two per-
sons were admitted into the Charity Hospital at
New Orleans, for the ~twenty-four hours ending
on the 3oth-twenty-fOur were discharged
eighteen died, Of whom fourteen were Of the
yellow fever.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09

OTONE s. TANNER, having associated
- themselves together for the purpose of car
.ryihg on the WAGON, C.5RRLAGE MAX.
ING and BLACKSBITHLNG BUSINESS
respectfully announce TO the citizens of louisa.
ma and the surrounding country, that they are
prepared to execute any order in their line, Al
the shortest notice. and upon the most reasona.
BILE terms. They will keep constantly on hand
at their new frame building, on Georgia St.
west of the old brick, a good supply Of Wagons
and Carriages of the best materials. Ali work
done by them will be warranted.
Louisiana, June l4th, lS47.
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&S@@%E
From the Mo. Republican Extra of the 9TH.

By the Old Hickory, from New Orleans
we have received papers and slips from thai
city of the morning and evening of the 3lst
The only news they contain is to be found
in the following, which was issued in ar
extra from the Office of the National of the
evening of the 3lst. No other paper has
the news, and it looks very like the story Of
the "intelligent Delaware Indian"
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09

MARRIED-On Sunday evening the LIST. in
slant, by John C. Massie, Esq, Nj. SAMUEL
NORRIS, to Miss ANJELINE CLARK, all
of this place.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09
Correspondence of the Cincinnati Atlas.

NEW YORK, July 81. 8 P. M.-The steam
er's news has very much unsettled the market,
every where. Genesee four sold to-day to ;
moderate extent, at Sc as rs per bhl-an adj.
vance. Sales Of prime yellow corn at Csc. pei
bushel.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09
TAILORING.

NHE undersigned having located permanent.
ly in the town of Louisiana, is now pre-.
pared to make every description Of garments
Ito order, in the latest fashion with neatness ant
despatch. All work entrusted to his care vii
be warranted TO be made in workman like man
|ner, and on reasonable terms.
Shop on the corner of Main and Georgia, op
posite o. C. Tinker. S. H. McGREW.
June 9TH l847
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PAINTING.

NIIE undersigned having permanently bca.
ted in Louisiana, offers his services TO the
public in the capacity of Painter, Glazier, and
Paper hanger. He ~fatters himself, that by
moderate charges, and a strict attention 10 bust
ness, he will be enabled to render satisfaction
to those who may favor him with a call.
Those who wish to see him on business, will
please enquire at Foulks hotel.
WILLIAM O'CONNER.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09

Sangamo county, Illinois has elected the
entire Wing ticket for county officers.
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Justice Ma sSie

Will hold his next "Law Day" in Louisiana,
on Saturday the 4tk of September, l847.
August 9Th.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09

PHILADELPHIA, July 81, 8 p. m.-Since
the receipt of the steamer e news the market has
been unsettled. Small sales of western flour
were made at IS IS, holders are demanding $6.
No change in grain.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09

The Wings of the fifth Congressional dis
trict of Maryland, have nominated MI. AL
exander for Congress.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09

BALTIMORE, July 81, 8 P. M.-Thers has
not been any sales Of flour since the arrival Of
the steamer. City mills is held at IS IS.
The grain market is unsettled, and nothing has
|transpired to warrant quotations.
There is more enquiry for provisions.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09

extra from the once OF the sV0LIOnGL OF the
evening of the 3lst. No other paper has
the news, and it looks very like the story of
the "intelligent Delaware Indian"
GEN. SC0TTIN THE CITY OF MEXECO!!
Quarrel Between Santa Anna and Can
aliZO.
There is news in the city, from the city
of Mexico, as late as July 18th. 1t came
through by a Mexican courier, who came
BY the way of Orizaba and Alvarado to
Vera Cruz. Gen. Scott entered Mexico
on the 18th of July. He met with no oppo-
sition on his way from Puebla, until he ar
rived at Penon, about eight miles from the
city.
Hero a slight skirmish ensued between
his advance and the Mexicans, when the
latter fell back. The Civil Authorities then
came to meet Gen. Scott. Stipulations
were entered into, by which the persons and
property of the citizens of Mexico, were to
be respected; this accomplished, our army
marched quietly into the city of the Monte
.Zumas.
This important news reached here in the
Massachusetts, but has been withheld for
purposes that we do not understand. The
authority upon which we publish it seems
to be un~doubted. The courier that brought
this news could come from the city of Mexi-
co via Orizabo to Vera Cruz in five days,
if the weather is good, seyen under any
circumstances. The Massachusetts left
Vera Cruz on the 23d. 1t will be perceiv-
ed that this allows seven days for the news
to reach Vera Cruz by the route we have
stated.
Weknow upon the highest authority, that
there is a letter now in this city, of the 18th
] July, from the city Of Mexico. The GENTLE
man who gave US the information has a let
ter of the 10th, in which it mentioned the
preparations of families about leaving from
the approach Of the Yankees.
Santa Anna and Canalizo had uuarrelled
about the defence of the city. Can4lizo
did not want the city injured, as there was
no hope Of successful resistance. He pre-
ferted to meet our troops in the plain, and
there decide the contest. Santa Anna
would not agree to this, so no opposition
was made.
The entrance of Gen. Scott into Mexico
is a rumor, from the letter of the 18th, we
know positively Of the preparation Of the
families in the city to remove on the ap-
proach Of General Scott, and of the quar-
rel between Santa Anna and Canalizo as to
the defence of the city, and we know that
there is a letter in the city Of the 18th,
from Mexico.
The courier that brought through the let.
ter ofthe 18th, brought news ofGen. Scott's
entering the city. We have no doubt ofthe
truth of the report.
The New Orleans Mercury, of the same even
ing, makes no mention of the news, which seems
to have been brought by a vessel which arrived
on the 30th, by which, the Picayune, of the
morning of the 3lst, says there was no NEWS.
Gen. PEARcE left Vera Cruz, about the 22d,
with some 5000 men-a pretty good force, as a
letter iu the Pleasure says-sfbut not enough to
Brighten off the guerrillas, who commenced fir
ing on them by the time they were well out of
the CITY,"
HEALTH OF New ORLEANs.-Forty-two per-
sons were admitted into the Charity Hospital at
New Orleans, for the twenty-fOur hours ending
on the 30th-twenty-four were discharged
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09
JOB T

II Our friends in the country who wish
bills struck, or job work Of any kind neat
ly executed can be accommodated at this
office, at the shortest notice, and upon the
most reasonable terms.
Banner Office, March sth, ls47.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09

The sixth Congressional District of In
diana, has chosen John R. Jones, a Dele
gate to the next Democratic National Con-
vention. The Georgia Democratic State
Convention has recommended a National
Democratic Convention, and has denounc-
ed the Wilmot Proviso.
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p. L. HITS.
OF all kinds and prices by
H. E. BLOCK & co.

LIST OF LETTERS,
ID EMAINING in the Post office at Louisia-
h ma, No. on the LIST day Of July, lS47,
which if not taken out within three months, will
be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.
r L ALLEN Mrs. Martha Heron
Jas L Bradley Harry Leonard
Mrs. Jahfary Brown Frank Marion
Jas. Conway Francis .Marion2
VIM Caldwell Jas Moore
|Ephram Collins Geo. Rice
cd Easterly2 Jasper ShotweA
Miss Mary Hughes Mrs. Mary H Stewart
Geo Hanks F A Smith
Lewis P. Henderson Elizabeth Stairs =
VIM Smith John Stairs
L D Scoggins David Waters
Miss A Watson John Ward.
David West
July 9th, l847. E. B. CARROLL, P. NJ.
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=. OOUSHHD EGOtJ m HUu
isiana. He will also furnish 10 order, through
his agent Z. R. Classy, Wagons, Carriages Sc.
of the best material, and of approved workman.
ship. All work from the brick shop, will be
warranted He feels satisfied that living in st.
LoniS, he will be able to purchase Iron and 9TH
or materials cheaper than they can be obtained
by country smiths, and thereby enable his agent
in Louisiana to sell his work lower than it can
be sold by others inthe same trade.
JOHN S. McCUNE.
May 3lst. l847.
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Blacksmithing.

THE undersigned hav.
ing purchased the entire
stock of f. R. Classy, al
Sheriff's sale. on the 3lst'
day of March last, will
continue the B~lacksmithing
business at the brick shop
nm Eaoyrio Skroaf ;nI.nu-
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09

Downs, A ScIENcE.-Bowing is a science by
iiself. and must be closely attended to by those
who would by turning and twisting themselves,
keep in the Sunshine of fashion. Bow very rev.
erenily low to a million of dollars, most rever-
emily to one hundred thousand, courteousIy to
fifty thousand, coolly to five thousand, and never
know poverty by sight.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09

A Gipsey woman promised to show to two
young ladies their future husbands faces in a
pail Of water. They looked and exclaimed:
"Why, we only see our own faces!"
"Well," said the Gypsy, s'those faces will be
your future husbands, when you are married."
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09

Judge French, is the Democratic candi-
date for Congressin the 9th Kentucky Dis
trict, in place Of Col. Throop, deceased
Although his name was announced for that
Office only a few days before the election,
his friends were sanguine of success.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09

The Pittsburgh Gazette says a large stone
rolled down from the top of a hill near Sill
81, on Tuesday last, against a school house
killed FIVE children and wounded-three
one of whom cannot recover.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09

VIM. a. Hall, Esq, has been appointed
Judge of the Circit, over which Judge Lee
land lately presided. Mr.. Hall is well
known in this State, and we bQubt not that
he will make ahighly accomplished and mer-
itoIious public ufic er.-[Union.
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Regular Packet,

The new, elegant light
drauglit, and fast running
passenger steamer LUCY
BERTRAM, Chas. Dean,
Master, win run REGULAR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13
From the Richmond Times.
DEATH OF DIR. A. l.. WARNER.

II is with heartfelt sentiments or pain and re,ct tb,t
we record the death Of DIR Augustus L.. Warner who
occued yesterday forenoon, after bric Illness Of three
or ionr days This event is which viii be dopor,d
ny The whole Medical Profession, Of which DIR. Warner
was one The brightest ornaments This Community
sustaps heavy less Ia the death Of such an accomplished
gentleman, So distinguished for his scientific attachments
aud TO hom Is mainly indebted for the establishment
~ me eeai Coges one Of the nobles institutions -four
chy. Dr v arner had hardly reached the meTidsn his
professional lie and certainly he had attained to
sneeiy Of that TepQtaon which his brilliant talents and
professional skill promised to secure for him lie was a
native Of baltimore and for tine filled chair to the
MEDICAL department of The University of Virginia; sub
sequeny he came to this city where be has resided about
zen yeail lie was man ogoneons and liberal disps
siion rio bis Friendships, sud ardent in his sentiments
ia no nan lad warner friends His devoted colleagues
rallied around him. aud employed all their skill pyoloug
his life; but their efforts were unsy alinp Some pen COM
peteni to the task will no doubt pay proper loue 10
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RETURNING YoI1 'NTEERS.

The administration seems 10 have INDUCED tho hope
and belief linl many Oh the twelve month volunteers
svoDld enlist al The expiration Il their present tenn.
in lids. ii is sadly disappointed Tor these bravo men,
10 haye hOrue tho hrunl Of The latrs Of Monterey and
~ &et' s"oits ar - ~ .iSculinr and efficiency
Mississippi. keotuchy aud Illinois regiments. winery
ther,I such immortal laurcs al Bnem ista and ndn, d
she whole volunteer portion of the Burna Vista army
are by This tina dshanded and The gallant DAVIS and
hs intrepid brother officers. once more enloyinp the
sweets OF uuse ~ home. The Government Losses their
gauabie sertices aad Why
The n. q. Picay sumo, an intelligent and honorable neu-
Dal paper. thus answers this question
f'Ihe Ter this universal desire 10 auit the ser
vice has been explained 10 Us The mcn OF Monterey
nd bnens VISA assert aud with good reason that The
9aufts that have been wonh by them have been ganofcd
ny The Government 10 decorate other bows. They say,
ard With truth. thai vaor. Sacrifices no victor,
al iois can insure the promotion orprocc them against
beng ov r'aughed by Npofcuccd officers aud subject
ed 10 ihe command a pitt cal appointees They
POINTED Ia ihe miserable Remnants Of rgmenis which
they led TO the army nlih we filled ranks and swr ling
aspirations IN tttn al The hardships they have suffered
and The pers they have encountered and then refer 10
The army register hoW such services are rewarded
They eo that the quailtlcs which they have exhibited
IN mort If hazag batteries are the ones which insure
5a@S and iey renie 10 give place 10 huse who POSSESS
ihem.p
No wonder t,Elt we see the result we now witness
when S3lemld officer like Davis who has proved his
eminent htness Tor the highest military hunurs is thrust
asde and IN defiance olal the rules d military service
ANA common sensc. al unr,cd civilian, like Gushing
placed over his head-a Who whatever may be his
knowledge Of tactics has never shown Them upon any
other field than that Of politics. ia any other Office
thar that Of Corporal to Capt. Tyler 80, too the ser
wees d other capable aud experienced officers arr forgot
zen, while Major GepeFaIshp Is conferred upon an 10
noramns Of whom The Pcayunc thus speaks:
''1en. Pillow deirnc,S Of Camarpo werc the arrh-
Ger oi HE servlao In throwing up intrcnchmens he
aciiaiiy made ihe ditch cn the wrong eidc--oouyorng
hpeSst"ofk designed for the protection Of the city lnto
aisr Gensfa3, IL is reasonable 10 suppose thai tho neat
time he tries his baud at tie business hewl make his
stitches on both sides f"
Al his we suppose is proof positive of the 'ominont
aohnty which The President has exhibited IN the Mex
scan war
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bar has - .erscd desire. and syiseed IN lkesscrn
s,s.ss wiih Hanover. regors trade snd hafiesnoi-
The rrasd duehv of Mecklenburg schweun has signi
sie It's psrpcsee soon preliminary arrangement.
can be ade toasl the privilege; and ihe oennss"
Brensn en- the als,cs,eS Of ID the United States e"i
missioner Mr. Masn, haze eousaied 10 rcdsee the JAWS
duties on tho tea articles Of e,aon. nv tobacco anu
whale en- stipulated i,x ia heSih article ID iss treaty
with lanuycr,s gToai Gr 100 pa1uds biens"
srsi.h4 WI en- passiHg from the nted states ihr"gh S
territory Of Bres fs the hinsdom OF Narrower o Inc
grand duchy Of Oldenburs; and tie bremen bsgs'se'
adds:
This republic is hlly prepared to nske The same re
slncton OF raus, dtie. favor ID the States OF The Io
serein - s,cs and long the Z Nerein will have
reduced in similar proportion then tfsisn duties on INC
said four sscle when passing insn this place 10 osi
zerand The Senate will viii pleasure seiso every op
portuny facilitate the iate1course oil The toiied Sa
with the States Of be German confederation. and Is happy
90 give By this soof ID asdast desire for thai pn
.se bog You have the MADNESS IN inform s"ir s"E
erumest Of the above mentioned intentions. and avail my
SIX of this opportunity IN renew tsards soa eie a-%
rance Of my high regard and es'eenl r,
Pres't Of the Connie for For. Affairs
10 A. DcoLsy MaNs, Esq.
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Cobnrg (CmiddO Star.
THE WHEAT CROP.
Correspondence ofbe Baltimore SIM. !

NhtN1foN, May I, lclI.
Mr.. Parish. who has eft This morning with dispatches
Co The army IN Nj Nico, had Yesterday long interviews
don II Is suPpstu',Nat and STATE and lh the Pres
message to Cen Taylor. which infested AZ tK fnNebal
Mexico are with handful and robbers it would pothons
have been lmphdcni 10 cntrus 10 his care in vrlipp
All sorts Of sp'onaiIons are. of course all al in re,r
10 tho probable contents of thc dispatches SEM down Ia
Mexico but may safely be Guessed that they relate 10
The dlsbanddg oil the militia. whose term of scr, ice Is
about 10 expire. and the enlislinr of those yb,
choose to serve again And may also be presumed thai
orders hnve gone ont 10 pursue the war with ltte ad
dnlonal yigur
Mr. buchanan was suddenly taken i'll. last evening"
50 mnch SO that Dr. Thomas had to be called in. and
prescribe fr him. He is still confined Ia his bod th't
evidently doing better ''''e'
doing better. -
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IllE NEWS In NEW NARK

ne NeW York Express Of Thursday eyonrg as
SAYS:
-, he news from Europe has made quite sensation in
wan s.'e'l ~ Is better than was expected Orera
great as appears has aken place There was no ma
nnal rise IN breadsiufs expected but il appears thai
Hour and grain have both gone up The demand ais,
rom the continent has increased. The rate of interest
mas aso improved but as England is greatly in dchl te
inns country, II VIII have no mmedia effect ON the mo
ney market here.
ne influence of the has been most favorable
h'drFs OF Cotton are not ouy sustained IN the recent
adNSnce' bat have put up prices per cent
he stock of hreadstufs here is cNhauscL and !, i
impossible 10 make any great purchases Ibo rt,a
however it four for the small parcels here has
ced 10 s. 80 J; and corn To 100 CENTS
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i PRISONERS,

Liz cf.nerican officers captured at Ce,7o Gordo on
The 18th 7pr ,cho haze rpen their parole II honor IN
report HcBlseires mittoa delay to The copma.dof NJ
he american forces at pera Cruz Us prisoner, of
trdr
Jose Ma Jarero. Brigadier General.
Rnmua de la Vega do do
RUIZ Bafanda, Captain Of Mexican Navy, commap
ding artillery.
Vicente Arguellea, Captain artillery.
Jose Ma Mata, Captain.
Jono Ma Gaegos commanding grenadiers.
Mariana Canacho, LIST 1T. ARTILLERY.
Bartohme Amable, ID. 1t do.
Jose II. Colarubar, I'd 1t. do
Jose de Lasler Bras Soer, 1t. Col Battalion be |,
Lbertad.
Jose Nunez, Captain 9th Reg. Infantry
lose Ma Morero
Gregorlo del CALICO, Captain 9th Reg Infantry.
Rafael de Berrabdas, ID Lit. :.
Salveio Yelez, Aid de- Camp 10 Gen. Vega
Francisco Fernandez, Isl 1t Mexican Navy
The above prisoners, under the charge Of Canal,
George W. Hughes, Corps of Typographical Engineer.
arrived al Vera Cruz the q inst. above one hour n
yloIs to the departure Of the Mckim.
1t has been left their election by Cen Scott wbe,b
er they should remain close prisoners the castle If San
Juan de Ulua or proceed to New Orleans, where ,bar
should tie allowed such personal liberty as their cond la,
and conduct might seem to require of The conmandapt
that post. 1t is understood that all Of the foregoing
captured officers have expressed desire be transferred
to the Unit States, and that Col. Wilson, Goyernor
of Vera Cruz had acceded to their Wishes and had III
reced that vessel should be held in readiness 10 sail
for their accommodation, about the 18th Of April.
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ne baltimore sun says. II is positively asserted in
New York that letter has been received Their from 1,
Taylor, written IN reference to his nnminnen Ia, NJ. b.
smehcY IN which he expresses preference for Henry
lay over every othor candidate mined and for Ct,tcn
den or Mclean next. But Notwithstanding that lhesc
are a. preferences over all others, 1t Is said that he still
candy aNoWs that he is not indifferent To the will az,
people. and nlimaes that he will feel himself b,n1 10
accept the Presidency If the people should persist in
thns''ng II upon hun. Tho sun however. eSpr,sses
doubt whether any such letter has been wrltlenIo onh,
IN which we entirely concur-I hir
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SENTENCE OF LIEUT. uI,NTrp

II is generally known. tha, ON the arrival If ro,,,
doe Ferry before Alvafado finding the place aread,
captured by Lieut., C. &. Hunter whom he had orrcl
only to blockade the Commodore ordered thai officer m
10 arrest tor t"al by Court Martial We learn from an
source mat the trial has been had that Lieut.
Hunter has been ound guilty tofdsuhcyiny orcrs ~,
presumed and sentenced tobe icprimandcd and dismiss
IRON the squadron. The rcprmaud to be read On tho
quarterback oleVery shpin the squadron.
" ]. Commercial Of " ,dnssgo,,
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FROM The Richmond Republican.
GREAT VICTORYi

IN another column will be found the intelligence
"to' we yesterday issued in an extra of the great W.
'ofy Ia'cy achieved by The American arms at the dH
Gu' mountain pass of Cerro Gordo, about Is miles from
oaiapa' nehad waited with some anxiety TO hear ''
.I''' oi inns encounter, had learned from hlgI
'horiy that it was an almost imrrepnable posilion.ns
siie 10 be turned, and that even American gllllnhy
asanst sIch immense natural Obstacles might BE- bf.en
e" S'aed The result adds another to the brill ami ~
'od q our snpfndous military achievements; aud pT'S
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caOns Of hs enemy asd the s GIN, by the
out,r works. and The toll and peru u'ue's'"e y
troops were impossible. a,;s ar he a.,
No lime % say another word. ] send this ou D{ an
- II IA Zen Sc1t's inestion. know, to push on
,p1,ds ,be city of Mexico with all haste fo-inoIo"
will write more fully, and send by Cen eco -,
Yours, " -
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EFFECT or THE STEAMERS NEWS

The Baltimore Sun Of Saturday says: "By reference
10 our commercial review and the cienraphc dsp,tch
from New York, it will be that the Cambria !,
'"Ms mas had favorable ecc on the markets for bread
sufis of all descriptions The advance ON aur in ,l
na'N'.gre market is full 80 per barrel. while in
new York II has reached nearly IS cents There has
also been an advance corn of from to : cents Nor
pushel' whist wheat has gone mp from to 10 cents ncr
ih'fe is also considerable improvement in cot
ton and an advance of cent per pound has already taken
place in New York 'i"e''
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vice and designate that hospital well the med,c,
officers 10 he left at il.
Every who marches out 10 attack or pursue tho
enemy, will take the usual allowance Of ammu non and
subsistence for at least two days.
By col.mand of Major Gen. Scott.
Ii. l.. SCOTT, A. A. A. General