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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-01

On Monday afternoon, the 2Gh April. the residence
OF b. b. Minor. Esq, in this city. OF Scarlet Fever Miss
EUooiA Il ANDERSON, second daughter OF Mr. Thomas An
derson OF SPotsyyana county, the 9Th wear of her g
She possess character OF far than ordinary ex-
eeence and oveliness and DEATH her So sudden and
relentless has seldom snaiched n victim from brighter
hopes in e or from such tender affections of ana
tr ends. A''N
At westam CotisEe County OF Henrieo on the Ola IN
slant Mr THOMAS d. GOODMAN. late OF Cumberland Couny
lie was worthy and eH'miblc citizen, len an amabe
City papers requested To copy.
Ia RoekbIEe county April 1877 an. nss,;ns
and distressing illness Of Consumption mr MARC SRfT
WIN wife OF e. g. Baldwin, daughter the late Hugh Parton
eaNihg hrec unconscious children the Fre, Of
earthly IN the loss of a prudent p,,l-., - $50
tomato mother Tor let Kind friends What they win who an
Who eau be mother to those mothei- babosi Who can
supply ,ympah her eca e.s ns.duni.. hsr
wstehu guardianship her tears her pr,yer
her earees and those ten Ouand which dow nom
the oNhaus,ess fountain Of The charactr Of
Mrs was nlrkcd by simplicity that dIained AFT aae
tahon and hyPoery-by refining madesty sensitive deieacv
That shunk from Internationally the gehtlrr gace female
CHARACTER and by those virtues which cluster
around the IRE side 7ni make happy the virtue. OF
VIE ana m1er she added Tie higher graees Of Christian.
Il true, did loud prore..ion, or
NOISY ZEAL but in Blended h,rnony ehlaelrr IL
ans gey no he hra and produced IN her life the peaeeabe
fruits Of righteousness She nd most t,.
illness with ortude snaton While suffering
intense pain almost IN her agony her cold thin
hands her heavng lining faded eye, TO Iay
eKehmed in Trembling, broken accents be done
r pn ia At her grave that he had known her from
had VISITED her her last illness had never
known any one IN WHOSE death bereaved friends
Io he mos eonsohns ana glorious hopes Although her faded
cheek aud wasting form had for long precuded rational
:" 'SoNefy yet hef friends could
dure the hope that the bamy breath spring mitigate her
sherngs and proong her as Spring
with ~ earliest blooms she stretched forth
few oG s pae. half psRed buds winding
she from the chill blooming
Paradise Of God.
At the residence Of her husband, Anderson d Abra-
ham, in the county OF Buckingham on Tuesday the 9Th
April, 1917, Mrs. JANE c. ABRAHAM in the 33td
OF her age, after lingering and protrsbed illness Of
upwards OF three months which she bore with exemplary
fotuds, leaving large family and wide circle OF friends
10 their luss-a loss indeed TO soccty TO all who
knew her, but still more trying loss her absent
better and puror lived, nor one more re-
specied and loved. May her bereavcd husband and dis
tant relations derive comfort from the reflection that she
was respected and esteemed by all who know her friend
who knew her long aud well offers this small tribute Of re-
spect IN honor n her memory. K. s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-01
DIR. SWAYNE'S GREAT DISCOVERY.
SINCE THE DISCOVERY OF
ID Il. S VA " E'S

Valuable Medicine.


valuable Medicine.
IhoHri hare Boa Refund psi rho Bu Nv ifs nss
ryHii H0r De- ~ zee siiel' grarsff
ANOTHER LIVING WITNESS.-R g a d
with aston tmcr The wonderful performed by Dr. swayne.
Compound syrup OF WILD CHERRY
PmL,nELFtit,, Jan'y 25. 1877.
DR. @wayue-Dear sir. In justice yourself and duty owe
10 suffering humanity obeery my testimony and declare
o. te world the astonishing effects great cure your
Compound syrup Of VIA Cherry performed me- under The m II
splitting n Blood svefc Pains SIDE and Breast winch
p-ln thought my beyond power Of medic ne ana my
'u' a gave TO de but thinks you, The Effects of
your great di.cove f,e myself man. and raiscd
for n.rs ss's1u 10 hesy thy nan az have been
'f wars and shall De- rsd my Information respecting
my tF calling rrd-uc Mechanic street third door be
NV "fpffr suert. Northern Liberties JACOB FAINTER
''rticirs such the above dy received from al
qunrarsof he globe.
ONE WORD OF CAUTION
rncr ihr introduction of my 70 The public there hav
number NJ unrnepcd individuals up no.ifuu VIII rh hry
asfn contain Wild 'hery called -Baiams" gtersf
Iud even Symp m Wild Cherry mne i- orrin. and
Only genuine pf'faauOn introduced u ne public winch can
De- proved J r puhIc reords Of Commonwealth Of Perus
'anl. Ihr Only iaieruad against impofon nv
signature o. on each bottle bR 49, SWAYNE
Conner NJ Eighth and Race It,. Piuii.
Ai-p i1f iac wuols'ue ard Retail by
FEYTuN JOHNSTON. rs. Main st.
ana bVhtt PR'ftt, UurEs "a, Main 49, olo Agents
Richmond. Va.
hfagr Wison. ard chs. CoIn7 T. Co, DrursTs Peters
burg 'ias Hcr t'i. rDnpu. King 4 Toy, N0r,pB 'mh
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SONG.

A toast 10 the health OF our guest let drain.
Whom gladly see in Virginia Sgsin;
And As southwaTd by railway OF etc amer he hcs.
Wei give him welcome as warm as our skies
A health to the Statesman. whose far-reaehing mind
l. Acknowledged and fsh by the rest Of mankind,
Wherever the flag OF his county : uniurlcd,
Like the dfuinb beat OF England that circles the world
Whose eloqucnee, ever rcsistlcss and grand,
spell DER our hearts 10 delight and command,
A defence TO the injured, redrcssng their wrongs.
VIII brighten our annals and live in our songs.
We honor the Juris, whose learning is known
At every tribunal where law has throne,
No wriI vi "a. Great may lengthen his stay
Yet for him we teiH have an attachment to-day.
And last, let us brim the gay goblet with wine.
For one, whom uammes OF party eon6ne.
But scornng all meanness and petty intrigue,
Is proud TO be known by the title OF Wua
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-01
The late APPOINTMENTS

The New Orleans Picayune makes The folIe,yir- ,c,
remarks upon the recent promotion Of Generals Omit
man, Pillow and Cushing
1.-The task o a fault finder IS an ungracous one always
yet We may be pernited say that these promotions with
exception indicated By the confidence OF III,
IN the persons selected, suggested by any tugy
at great military abilities the part the uvpliuttts-
Gen OuitmaH distinguished himself rue, at Monterey
and tins ms promotion will be more accent .
the but Other look m vain tr ser
vices enung them % exalted rank Gen Pillows dcfcuces
OF Camargo the laughter u the service In THROWING
nreuehments he actually made the ditch on the wrong
sldeounyeTng breastworA designed Tor the protection
OF the city INTO convenient cover ailnc party
Now that he major general it's reasonable 10 suppe
ths; the time be tres ms hand the business he will
dig his bitches on both sides
"G-n. Gushing has vet 10 smell gunpow5er lie Is q
man OF talents aud distinguished above his compeers a.
ilcueIan IN ciN matters. Ii his strategy prove
equal to las maGrIyrIng poHucs &c wall make very
extensive general Yet there great doubt whether his
e,viI instincts quality him for command in where
| she majority with The enemy.
There Monterey whom 4 crowd wouId
spontaneously look 10 a. leaders IN OF difficulty
Such Cen Johnson, of TeHls. Col letters N
DAVIS OF Ai--iss ppi; Col Campbell. Of Tennessee &c
who disting shcd themselves bae and who possess the
military knowledge aud experiences nee ssarv for
high command. They ENJOY asD The confidence OF the
soldeTy. II gallant deeds IN the OF Gen Quitnan
are regarded as claims 10 promotion, t' gentlemen
equally conspicuous o. Monterey. Colonel DAVIS hu.
since then iTcsheued ms laures at Bleua VISTA and
Col Campbell before Vera Cruz with hrs regiment
The country vii acknowledge the right o. these b:aye o-
10 complain o' neglect, aad the service will suier
from species OF i4y.Uiism calculated DIVE the b,s
men OF .t There that every Southern mind OF
Northern, or either, which rebels 40 the Icea OF making
the gallant and distinguished DAVIS subordinate 10 An IN
ried officer Ike Gen. Gushing We would not disparlrs
Geu Cushing, but has sword not yet tested the DIN, o.
battle whilst Col Davis has ieshed ms sabre in fields al
reeking with carnage. Gen. Cushing has gone 10 Jor
Gen. Taylor, where he will rank officers whose proves.
decided tile issues OF combat. This all wrong 10 ou
thinking, and we would not be surprised II the twelve
| MS FfIu a imam
IN Mexico. Is hard that which chyay aul
suecesslu yagr rewarded BY rank and command
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-01

~ A letter from Capt. Harper of Stanton dated near
Monterey. the 18th of March, after compmentng the
Virginia Regiment speaks thus Of old Rough n Ready
seen Taylor has just returned this place from Catarea
The General Is remarkably hale, hearty looking man.
medium height thick and soop shoudcrcd and would
weigh, suppose, about rs. In dress &c he might be
readily taken Tor wagon master. The Army find ate
enthusiastic In his prai.e"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-01
nAHIllIsn

At ST Paus Church, on Thursday morning Last bv III,
Right Rev Bishop Johns w. G. CAzksovE ESQ of Ale,.
andno, to Miss MARY daughter OF the late Judse RobeI
Stanard, Of this city. >'0''
In Baltimore, the 29th ulr. by the Rev Mr.. Ham.
her' Mr. JonN H. GREANER, OF Richmond 10 Miss am.
RINE A eldest daughter OF Richard Bonn ESQ Of Bali,
more. ~
In Washington city on Monday morning the Doth ms,
by the Rev MIR. ellis, Mr.. GEORGE w. ANDERSON
OF Richmond, To Miss MARGARET L. HORN. of IN,
former city. " Wv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-01
COrOncr's Inquest.

An Inquest yesterday held the dead body Of
white woman, named CaIharine Murphy who had cut her
throat with about o'clock in the morning m
small building in Of the county courthouse occupied
bY tree negroes with whom, the night previously she had
taken refuge order escape the brutal treatment OF her
husband, John Murphy The unfortunate woman died al
most instantly from the effect OF the so-ufeted wound
and the verdict Of the Jur, in ACCORDANCE with the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-01

MtNitJ, 29h March, 1917.
Eds. Dslta-Ihe city of tho MonolImls b. IN % most
extraordinary situation NJ this present writing Faras and
tho Observation-Disclosures" had civil war Of twenty -thrr 4,
days duration, Doe winch nobody killed, and noiticr
parry Loot gained inch ri ground. That h. no one
wac killed Of the Fighters uules4 count Academia,
dc1hs but great number OF harmless citizens lost their
yos by tho inccsan 6unR mp and down streets witt,
which The begcrentH cd themselves instead nf going
within reach OF zach other Santa Anna low ng TO
both parties, aud DID hl be- urge them to eat each other
up, but as be- could reach tho cry with some force
he threw them all overheard. lie playing Tor the Dcta
tOfshp and IN fact, clothed with absolute power al t
moment lie hiss induced the olorgy aid him with mo-
noy ~ meet and as he says a. cxcnuao Scott and "tbe
pofdious invadtfs' But hs plan undoubtedly 10 make
peace and while he 10 yot cncuchcd behind American
bayonets and perhaps with the help NJ American gold no
will put his enemies where they interfere with him
- rs he has clear fold he will uso he army 10
seize the possessions n Che church, MAINTAIN and increase
the foundation of throne. Whsicyer ho pretend,
ho has BIZ oyo the church properly and has twice pt
forward Gomez farss c,is'-paw to prasp H. but ,bcn
be found tho clergy too strong for him. be- made no sctuo
10 sacrifice h's tool and come on tho other side r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-01

11- Governor Smith has appointed Messts Richard X.
Meade Of Petersburg, William Green of culPePer. and
Mr.. Thompson OF Wheeling. Commissioners on the par,
OF the State OF Virginia, the Commissioners OF the
State OF Ohio for the purpose OF adjusting the boundary
line between the two States.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-01
To The Editors Of he Vllg

GESTrENES-An editorial IN the Wing Of the 20 h, IN.
der the head OF AeNantfa and Fairfax evidently WI :
ten under erroneous Impressions does injustice to Mr
Snowten as well rs 20 the people OF Aloxauda who II IS
there said, have elected Edgar Sn0vden Esq against the
votes Of naJory Of the citizens OF Fairfax, VINO express
cd preference Tor Major II. W. Thomas" Now lhe fac,
E that the election In The counties did not turn upon
preference tor candidate the other but was con-
uosied by other considerations. Mr. Thomas and Mr.
Snowden nave long BEEN and continue 10 be- both
al and political friends; and cay that but for local
question, there could have been selected candidate more
acceptable 10 the Wings OF Fairfax shan Mr. Snowden. A
small portion OF Fairfax desires be united 10 Alexandra
county, 10 which Ae OF that county u strongly oppo
ed; and up0n this question, least IN Farlax the &c
ton turned A 10 the justice and night Fairfax 90
delegate, we OF Alexandra DO not contend The Leais.
aiufe has given Alexandra partial representation and
they claim their right 10 h. Mr.. Thomas does noi ! be-
cye you suppose contest Nr. SnO~don's scat; but
will claim his scat, delegate from Fairisx-Iu
which claim, am authorized tosIy, he will be warmly sup
ported by Mr. Snowden
IL may be proper 20 fcmark that q candidate would not
have been by the people Alexandra but that pg
lion Of the Wings OF FalH adopted course 60 urust as
10 compel them 10 DO Mr. Snowccu was cioI Doc ac-
cordancc with the expressed wishes Of many Of the citizens
Of Fairfax who gave nm warm and jealous support
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-01

Mos5is Ed,toIs-ltis with The sincere regret that
have 10 announce the intelligence Of the death Of CEN.
GEORGE c. GROMGOOLE, who departed this lie 81 hi.
residence 90 Brunswick county lost night Ills disease 10
SAID % have been the billions pieunsy. A.
Apul %. I-i7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-01

j. The intelligence the Army Is OF an interesting
and exciting character We may eNPce every day to hear
OF another bloody baIe, and vi course smother brilliant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-01
The following N9uce from the Megican Consul at Ia
'ana' We uansate from the Faro Industrial Of the l7lh.
Notice 10 Commerce.

NtAlaAH NuNaNLAIEi
az Havana.
have the honor % give notice 10 Commerce that the
supreme government u o Mexican Republic has instruct
ed me- that goods merchandise winch may be carried
from this port Vera Cruz and which do not appear 10
have been cleared ldospachlaoJ az this Consulate by Oh,
invoice winch according to the existing laws, 10
be the Minister ut Finance viii, be- ronf.s,fe5 ,
TIER passage rom Vera Cruz any part the Republic
The Supreme Government alsD cornmands mo % an.
nounee, That %" cugers coming 20 the Republic whose
plfspous have not been examined by this Consulate "
not be permitted 90 enter the county, but will be
90 return 10 tho pIace places where they embarked
EUENAVBNTURA VIVO
HA,AgA, 18Th Anil 1917
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Statue of lir. Calhoun.

Powers. the great American sculptor has been employ
to prepare statue, OF the Of e OF the great south
arOna statesman. letter from Mr. T. has lately been
rceived Charleston, which that the model nov,
early completed and he anticipates that IN the course of
ear the statue will be ready.
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foruos OTues. Mofri 81 lsi7.
SIR have received your despatch So. T. of NJ I2di
"snung met measures have boon taken for the purposo
VI tsng subscription the Tinted States tor tLo relief
of uc destitute lrsI poor.
And bavc TO instruct you take oyofy opportunity Of
saving how grateful her Muosys government ana the Br
u,h nation 90 largo fee. ior this kind aud Honorable mani
itsaion OF aJmpathy 10y tn ou4,ns OF ibr United st,c
l"f ne s1ueunRs OF doe iusb pcope. IL might indeed
nave been exp c''d uoi generous and hgnnded nation
would deeply commisofite the sufefngs which ON awful
visitation OF Providence has inflicted upon 81, large popu.
i'n' de.cerd'd from te ancestors as th,ms,l
But ihc active ard energetic rssircs which ,lc ce,i.
oI hc United states ore hu. allfdug tl tii. poor usb
white % reflects 'ne highest honor upon our tfansaHanfr
bfchfsn n.t tend Go duw closer aud Co., render sfOpncr
ana moe lasting, those ties "i reudsup end mutual a.
e.n' which her Marsy's gOyofnmrYf Trusts will lung con.
unue 20 exist between nc Two great branches Of tho Anglo
saxon i1my-separoled, indeed from clrh other by geo
graphical position, but united geter by common interests
go which ego succeeding year add mere aanp eStcn
| son end iosce.
am, &c. PALNERgTOy
10 The Right li.u. Rrrrn PsEsusg. SC Sc. Sc
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NOTICE OF NEW BOOKS,
RECfiYED At 90 MAIN sTREET.
MN DKINkER A Morris

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year N apain" kc 2 vols Csc
NoqI Pictorial history Of Enrtlud qse
Nos ~ ani ~ Martin Foundiing 70.
History q Ffaneo BY hiehclt complete in vol, saso
cufufa "' 3'''''''' ''s'
Second supply Of Washington and he Generals Wi
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For the Ladics-Fine Dress slippers.
w r. have received further supply of Ladies'
fine Dress French Morocco, French Kid and beautiful
Bronze slippers something that handsome A.o
Ladies fine dress Bronze Bukins Ladies to ear and o
at our beautiful Slippers and Shoes Of every description We have
age stock the igei we have ever Offered ami
shall continue receive supplies sea.on We PRO
mise the Ladies IN shew them the beautiful boots and Shoes
OF all cuts that be found any where will sell them AT tic
PUTNEY A
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IL The Western Eigle. published at Cape G.rarican.
Mo- dominates Gen. Taylor President, and VIM.
:. Archer OF Va IS Wee President
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
POTt Of Richmond.

fort of Richmond.
HrA Water hH day al "a 0eiest, p.
ARRIVED,
Brig Stephen Young, Radclif, Atakapas, sugar and
mOlasses to Dunlop, Moncurc & Co.
SAILED,
Schr Brown, Jones, New Bedford.
Schr Orson. Henderson, New York.
Schr John Simmons, Small, Boston.
BosroN, April 27-Auivod, schr Pomona, Crowel
Richmond; Rainbow. Rogers, Richmond.
NEw YoEK, April 29.-At'd schr Mary Jane Peck, Girls
koll, Richmond. coal
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VIRGINIA ELECTION.

l.. 327. "eoo"eh'
For State sena'e-wm. Kinney, W. soO-withOut ON.
position. 0P'
FOR Deleea'cs-liugh w. Shelley ST.. Chapman John.
son. IT. eo2-boih Whigs-re-clecied without oppo,o,
Tho question, submitted to the freeholder. wha,La ,t
County Court should subscribe for portion Of the L .,
'no seo''svle Road was determined in the neya,iv. h
vote OF WI to 369 The Stanton Spectator saws. w.
nous causes have contributed produce this result, Som.
persons did not like the principe-others preferred III,
'oue 10 howadsN'c rs being the shorter and better sun
phed with ma'eua-oihers, seeing that and M
country east oil tho Ridge were doing nothing were ind
posed 10 press the matter them-snd still lar,,, nnu
Der were dissatisfied with tho proposed mode o, appropra
ting tho dividend"
MoNoNGALlA.
Caleb Tnnzey, l.. elected Delegate over R,ov. w l.,
between aud 800 votes. Locofoco gain.
HAMPSHIRE.
Messrs Hieu and Thompson, Locos elected 10 tho Uu..
OF Delegates by small msority. Bedingers m.iov n,
Congress over Kennedy sc.
CLARKE * WARREN
Col L. b. Jacobs l.. elected to tho House of Dele.
gates.
HARRISON
Joseph Johnson l.. elected tho House of DELEGATES h
small majority over Mr.. Duncan. w. the late DELEGATE
kANAwHA.
For Congrcss-Wm McComas w sAa ~ A I'll
son 3O9.
FOR peiegate-Parks, w. AGO, Hansford, ". $50
CABELL & WAYNE
MeComas's majority in Cabel I0i, and in wavno %
over Thompson for Congress-
For Observation-Disclosures, Wing, elected. A VIII,
gain. s
MASON
MeComass majority for Congress 81. James Graz, w
elected from Mason and Jackson to the Legislature
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A NEW SUPPLY.

Clothing for Spring ana SIMMER.
SIARR a. co. have Just received, direct from
- r. enning 60 establishment and bsaumi OIL.
fpfmrnt n Spring and summer Coats, PAN vests
shirts, Crav1ts, SusPcuders, Gloves, IIosicry,
and other article pertaining to gcneuens wea
AZ tbrf usual low ptices LidfEH CONNER
N.Y.
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state Legislature.
sands sar,opnriIIn.-Th.

Nett Wing gain 9-reducing the Locofoco msiorj,v Of
% in the last Leg stature TO L. '' "
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Promotions and Appointments i'm the
Medical Corps Of the Navy.
PROMOTIONS

Passed Assistant Surgeon j. Dirkerson Miller TO be sur
gcon, we J e. Spencer resigned.
Inc following lsss surgeons were examined by the
Board nos IA session IN Philadelphia, iound qualified
Tor promotion, w:
John Hastings, rank after Passed Assistant Sur
geon Thornley,.
Richard T Maxwell to rank next after Passed Assistant
surgeon Hastings
J. Francis Tuekerman 10 rank next after passed Assis
tant Surgeon Maxwell.
Morris B. Beck rank next after Passed Assistant Sur
geon TuCAermGn.
Lewis ]. Williams, rank next after Passed Asss,an,
Surgeon Beck.
Richard McShery rank next after Passed Assistant
Surgeon Williams.
APPOINTMENTS.
The following candidates found quilted for adj
mson into the in a. and were commissioned as
assistant surgeons on the Sta OF March, lsI7 viz:
Paip Lludsdale, OF Maryland.
T. Benson De Llny Of Delaware
Aexander John Rice, OF New Hampshire.
John A. Petit, Of Ohio.
Thomas T. Steele, Of Maryland
James +. Harrison, Of Virginia.
A Nelson Bell, Of Connecticut.
The following candidates were found qualified BY the
board now IN session aPnadepha and assigned 20 rank
assistant surgeons in the following order, viz:
No. l. VIM Babb, OF Pensylyana.
?. K. J. FaGiuharson, Of Louisiana
Alexander Robinson Jr, OF Virginia
!. Edward r. Squhb, OF Pennsylvania.
>. Samuel G White. Of Georgia.
d Benjamin Rush Mitchell, u Missouri.
I. James >. Gillian OF Virginia.
NAVY DEFARrNENT, Apri %. 1917.
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va Csr.. Ami IL 1917.

ED1 DgLrA-Thefe has been skifmsh AZ Puentc Ma
oonal and We hourly look Tor The intelligence Of the cap
tufo Of Coro Condo suong moansin fort tvyony. two