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Plaintiff,


At ruies held in the clerk. Office Of Inc CIR
f.irt II a~ and ehanaerY. ir the county oi
Amherst On Noud4s, the 9TH day oi June, 1911
James L. Hill,
snencer Newell and Robert 1insey Deiehdah'''
IL CHaNcERr.
The Defendant Spencer NorYei, mol having entered ms
and gven security according 10 The ae, oil
IL n the RUes II this Court, and II appearing by satsae-
wealth II Is ordered that the said Defendant do appear
hfre on the H. Monday in September next ana answer VI.
bin Of the Plaintiff and that copy o this order De ife"
inserted in some newspaper published IN the town oil Sneh-
burg tor two months cce.siYy aad posted at tie ioh' door
Of the Court House al this county.
A tsppy-Tese,
lime 11-n2m ROBERT 1INSlsEY, elk.
VIRGINIA At rules ed the clerks office oi tie CT
superior ola aud ehancery, or Bedford eoun-
", the tn DAY Of june 1877
/ ror,elin4 Noeli Sr Plaintiff,
Mcaiah Davis, administrator OF Edward Gwatkn, dec d
Catharne Gwatkn, janes Gwakin Mary 'watki, fdw ard
tswatn. Frances Gwatkin, Lucy Nina aHatkin, Henry
ossakn Nathaniel J. Manson Sheriff oil Bedford county
| and Eliza Hunter, Defendants,
The Defendants, James t,watkin. Mary Gwatkn and Eliza
Hunter hay entered their appear and secu
according the Of assembly and the rules OF tins court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence, thai they not IN
habans Of this country Ii ordered, that they do appear
the 81 ks Of the said circuit superior court Of law and
chancery for Bedford county, rules to be held therein
the first Monday September ard answer the bill Of the
plaintiff, and that this order be inserted in newspaper
published in the Of Lynehburg Tor two months success
sey and posted the door OF the Courthouse
court day. Coy Teste,
JOS. WI son, elk.
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agalnsf

n ior the county 81 Nels afril teTnl, ts]t
Samuel Loving, executor u Stephen ats dee d,
against
James Christian and odela his wife. silas I sa'
ter aud Elizabeth his wife. George 1hrisian. stephen
". hHsan, Charles l.. Christian, X 1berl ohhslaa'
Martha A, CHRISTIAN. larfod u. Seoti aud Safah MS
wife. james Christian. John H. thrsi att liairst1n
Christian Amanda Christian and RUFUS Christian.
Defendants,
And
silss P Nawer. Trustee for James Christian, his wife
and children and otieIs, fiainlbs'
Samuel Loving executor ot Stephen Waits. dec D.
Edmund Winston. late Sheriff uf Amherst county. and
as such administrator de bnnis non with the will annex
ed ol Henry II. Waits, deed aud others,
On the motion Of The Executor Of James billiard the
doth that the Commissioner herein after named
do take account Of the monty paid by them TO the
Plaintiff bawier. under ans former decree oi this eonri
10 enable the court 10 decree is resoraon "a also an
account Of the rents aud profits n the Tract df Land
taken firm them. and delivered 10 The Plaintiff. Na"tef
unde the writ Of possession heretofore awarded during
the time II has been held by the said bastst, extending
ihe Ito the Isl of January. ISIS.
And The motion Of the representatives oi Henry II
Walls. the c5ar dulh order thai the sad Commissioner
do take account Of the rents and pnits u the lrci
Of j3 Of Land IN the proceedings mentioned whilst
the same has been held by the plantf Aa@ter under
the decree e his Court also Of The rents and profits
ri the land transferred from James London, 10 The sad
Nawtef. whilst laWtei las held II.
Add The court doth order that The sad tomnssionfr,
directed 10 take tie ordered do dci1rc the
title If Renben Norye, Henry II Waits jas london
and any oter person holding parts o The sad 2'o, 2o3
and i0o Of Land aforesaid. 10 shaw where,
and under What circumstances, they acquired the title
whlch they may assume 10 hold.
And The said Commissioner IL directed 10 modify, re-
state and re lie all iheaccounls. hertoofe directed IN
the causes and The reports respectively made. rs 10
make them conform the said decree Of tie touu ri Ap
peas. and take an account Of the Administration Of
William H. Dlggs. on the estate Of IL rhen " ats.
deceased Of Cfares L. Christian Of he estate # james
Murphy. dec d. and II William =. Loving. administrator
u Samuel Loving. deed. aud of hs hiesale, Samuel
Loving. the estate II Stel hen Natts, decd.
And the coutl doth appoint Robert NJ Brown com
missioner execute this order aud 10 take the
hereby dcle aud he vii foport his proceeding under
IT, together with any specially stated, thought
pertinent by himself, " ch may be required by Tho
parties 10 ho stated.
\ eopy-1osie
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\ eapy-1osle.
HOW ELL l.. BROWN, Cl'k
,i1ssIosres Orr,er.

Amherst {. II May 9Th. le11 s
The parties interested IN the foregoing order, will lake
notice that | have appointed the 18th day Of August
nekt. 10 commence the accounts therein mentioned on
Whleh day, at 10 O'Clock III the morning, they are
quesied Ia attend Al my Office with thef accounts.
ehes aud copies o Count papers prepared or examination
aud settlement.
ROBERT NJ. BROW y, Com'r
july Win
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4 / circuit superior court of law and chaneery con-
"A tinued by Adjournment and held for the county of
Amherst. at the court house, Saturday, the sd day of
April, 1877:
Robert Riyes administrator Of Jesse Carkson dec d.,
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June DIV iw

4 L Circuit Superior Courl OF Law and Chaucery
IA continued and held for Franklin county. al the
Court llouse on Tuesday the lllhday OF May lsl1
Joanna Hambrck and Eli llambrick (Which said Eli
llambch sues for the benefit Of Otcy llau,brlrk.)
plaintiffs.
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/ circuit superior conrtot law and chancery, con-
N unued and held Tor Nelson county, at the court
house, ON TUESDAY. May the It'll, lS4E
Mary Jane Ihnrmond, wife Of " llliam Nj. Thur
mond by William 1hornhlll, her next friend, aud III
same " iam li1fhhlll, Trustee OF said Mary Jane
lhuftnund, Plaintiff
against
james i. Smith and John " Nlosby late partners
IN The maine al SnIlh y Alosby, John 1homlson il.
Joseph X Irving, John T.. " ellsworth, David u. 1ur
and GeofgeS PdImer merchants and partners trad
lng IN the name Of " adsworth, Turner & Go.
Defendants;
And
John +. Uadsworth, David b. Turner aud George
: Palmer merchants and partners under the firm and
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Plaintiff,


rule. held IN lie clerk. ofc. 4 Tia circuit superior
"A court Of law and shanesy ior Franklin county, The 7th
day Of Juns, 1877
perJue Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12

Weatherston :. Greer, curator and administrator with
the will annexed Of Ijliliam Curtain. deed, John :
Burwell. Joab Early, Robert f. u Gods. Showers Price
Sheriff Of Franklin county aud such administrator Of
Thomas b. Greer. deed. lheodorick +. Webb, Wi
liam llalpaln, Joseph lalpan and Samuel flambrick,
Defendants,
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Virginia
Rules held in the Clerks office OF the circuit superior
"a court Of law aud chancc or Franklin county, the 18th
day o June, 1877:
James u. Taylor, PLAINTIFF
against
Lindsay NJ. Shumake Edmund Irvine Iandep raiafcrfo
and Hugh Nelson, Defendants;
In CHANcrRy.
The Defendant Lindsay NJ Shuma>er not hay nc entered
s appearance and given security according the act Of As
emhy and the rules OF this Court, and appearing by salts
factory violence that he not an nhabitan, of this state II
odeed that the said Defendant do appear at Rules to be
held ~ the Clerks office o the said the first Mon
day IN september next, and the Plaintiffs bill and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted some news
paper published In the town oi lynohhurg Tor two month
sossNe and posted At the front door of the house
lhts county enpy-fcste.
July swim RIO. A SCOTT , .
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The Defendants Daniel Peue, Asa Pcrdne, Eli Perdue
Matthew Pefdne and the heirs OF Luke Perdue deed fhosa
nan rs are unnown) ot having entered their and
given security according 10 the act Of Assembly and The uss
Of this court and appearing By satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants o TN. State II ordered that the
said Defendants do appear rules be held in the eerk
Office oil the said court the first Monday in September next
and answer the bill Of the Plaintiff and that copy OF this or
der be JrthHith inserted per published the
town Of ynchbnfg for two months ssyey aud posted
al tho front door oil the courthouse OF this county.
eopy-Tess.
June win RO A. SCOTT, pa
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4 Ia Circuit Superior Court oil and Ghaneery, held
oI the county Of Appomatoy at the Court House thereof
on tuesday, the 10th day OF October s4G, sitting
Of thancery:
deed, Plainh
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VIRGINIA "A: rules held in clerks office Of the cir
cult superior OF law and chancey for the county Oh
Nelson on Monday the 7th day Of June, 1si7
Charles perrow, Plaintiff,
against
John Bowman and James Pamptin, Defendants,
liz CHANcERY.
The Defendant, John Bowman not having entered his ap-
eaance and given security according to the act OF assembly
and the rules OF this and appearing by satisfactory e
idence that he is not inhabtant of this commonwealth
oered that the said defendant do appear here the rst
Monday in September and the bill OF the Pam
that he be trained from selling, conveying away or
otherwise dsposng his the real estate OF Gilbert
Bowman dec d. and his interest in the slaves in the hands OF
the defendant Jas Pampn trustee for Sarah T. kirby
and that copy al this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper Published in the Lynchburg tor two months
sccessvely and posted the door OF the courthouse OF
this county. A Copv-Teste,
HOWELL l.. BROWN, clk
June Ii-w,m
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Mark Peus and Isaiah peris in their right, and Ex
.entos OF heshseh Pene, decd Daniel Peue, Asa Pr
due Iii Pefdus Matthew Perdue Obedah Perdue and the
children Of Luke psdue, Decd hose unknown
Ilriendanis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12

VIRGINIA rules ieid in the clerks Office o the CIR.
cult superior Of law and ehancery or Bedford eoun-
", the tn day OF June, 1877
Cnrnelinz Noeli Sr Plaintiff,
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VIRGINIA. ]:

VIRGINIA:
l Rules held in the Clerks office of the county C.
a oil Nelson, on Monday, the Sd day oil May, is47
homas -. Herring PIaintia
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I Rules held in the Clerks office Of the Circuit Supe
ror Court Of Law and Chancery for the county Of Hal
iiaN, in the month OF May, 1917
Daniel Mari, Plaintiff,
against
Jesse r. Adams, Isah Canada, Peter Barksdale and
Nathaniel Clardy and Rebecca his wife, Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The Defendants Nathaniel Clady and Rebecca his wife,
not having entered their appearance and appearing by sat
lsaetoy evidence that they not inhabitants of this
monweah 1t is ordered that the said defendants, Nathaniel
Cardy and Rebecca his wife, do appear here the first
Monday in August next and the Plaintiffs bill and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Lynch
burg gnan for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door OF the Court House of this county.
Cepy-Toste,
Nav zI-w2a VIM NOLT, G.
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\, ies held in the clerk. office Of the cir
az, cunt II law and ehaneers, II the county oi
,,,bstst 81, Noudly the 7th day oi June, ISL - .a
James 4. Hill, '
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ROBERT NJ. BROW Com'r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12

The only kito,cn Medicine that al the same tim. ,,a.
pu.tfes and strengthens the syste,s 80
Certificates from distinguished Physicians
Erirncl from letter irritfen Lu Ir (:rerora. III
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John +. H'adsworth, David b. Turner aud George
$. Palmer, merchants and partners under the firm and
style oi Had sNorlh Turner s Co. Plaintiffs,
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And

slss p Nawler Trustee for James Christian, his wife
and children and others rlannfs.
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John NJ MeCue, James W Met ne Thomas catliny md
Elizabeth his vile, formerly Elizabeth McCue Nose, H.,
well and Mary ms wife, formerly Mary McCue, David Gen
try and 'anc his wife, formerly Jane MeCue William
lcCue, W illlam lobban and Sarah Ana his WIFE, formerly
Sarah Ann Mecne, Cyrus MeCue and Cynthia Ann Rich,
and Elizabeth McCue infant children vi Bezaeel McCn.
deed. I1,I.,dan,
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO
i L Forte, Books Towering Plants, Lemon and Orange
Trees Nc aucton.-On Wedn, sday, the lst Sepiem-
be shall sell at the residence OF lady declining house
keeping Pennsylvania venue, south side, between a
and 9th streets, at 10 O'clock m splendid and large
lot of furniture, viz:
Mahogany SOFAS lounges otiomans and divaus
DO haif-seat, parlor, and arm rocking chairs
Do marbe-top centre tables, wofkstands, Zee.
Do dining, breakfast, and card tables
DO dressing and plain bureaus, sideboards, &c.
DO French bedsteads and washstands
DO z line bookcases, tea poise, and candle stands
Gilt frame French plate mirror and other looking glasses
Maple high and low post bedsteads, wardrobes, Nc
Cane, rush, and wood seat chairs
Feather beds and bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
emma, glass, and cockey ware, among which Is large
granite China dinner
Brussels, 3-ply, and ingram carpets, rugs, Ne.
Solar, astral, hall, mantel, and other lamps
Andirons, shovel and tongs, and tenders
large cooking-sove, OF the best quality, complete
Radiators and other stoves and excellent lot OF kitchen
utensils
With many other articles in the furniture line not neces
sary to enumeratc.
Also, excellent piano forte of fine and touch
A large lot of valuable books, about 300 vols.
Also, large lot Of Towering plants, among which
Japonicas, Oleanders, Cape Jasmnes, Myrlles, &c.
Orange and lemon in full bearing
Terms All sums of and under S25, cash over s25, n
credit oil 90 and 80 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest.
The ladies and gentlemen of the District particularly
invited TO attend the ale the furniture being OF
quality. They will find it worthy of their attention
Aug. 3D. 6t A. GREEN Auctionecr.
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KU II. GREEN, .2uCLfOueer.

VALUABLE FARM near the city at aucon.-On Tues
day, the 31st instant, shall sell the premises 3
O'Clock, p. m, valuable of land, containing liS
acres, lying in Prince Georges county, Maryland adom
ing the District line, about four miles from Washington
Georgetown, the Rock Creek Church road one mile
from the Church, and known the farm belonging to Viii
liam Markwood, with the improvements, which Two
good dwelling and store house, &c there we'll
of excellent the door The farm is well
cd having perpetual streams flowing through every part
it, There is more than ene-haf yet standing in wood
the part which is cleared there is excellent meadow
land, and the balance well adapted the growth of any
usually grown in this climate and very susceptible of
improvements There is also peach orchard Of the choicest
fruit in bearing order 1t be easily divided into
two farms, with equal conveniences and win be sold, if
desired.
TERMS One-ha cash, balance in IL, IT, and "a months
for notes bearing interest deed given, and deed OF
trust taken.
A. GREEN,
Aug. 2i--eodSds Hfr-t Auctioneer
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j. u. JHyutt's rcpip.


SrRsi In answer to the questions put me,
was at the battle of Cerro Codo in Mexico, the 18th
of April 1917, private in company b. acting com pany
II, (MauIdng capain) Whilst the LIST Tennessee inent
marching attack the Bluff battery No l. and was
moving rather dagonaly the ravne or hollow
which separates the ridges which batteries
Nos and q saw Col Haskell running bare headed down
the side of the ravine advance of his that
the firing had ceased. the second in the line at
time and my attention called appearance of
Col HASKELL by Col Winston, OF Marshall comfy, think
exclaiming Look, uaskel's travelling !" something
like that afterwards saw him standing talking Cen
Pillow believed then and now, from Col Haskells
mens appearance and countenance, that he so much
agated that he hardly knew what he about when
talking TO Cen Pillow, he had both hands in his hair at
Time In answer to your last question: state that Col Has
kes conduct and appearance the subject of unfavora
bic remark IN camp in Mexico and Lieut.. Davis of Mar
sh expressed to some of the the Improperly OF talk
ing about officer whilst ia service In coming over from
Yea Cruz, and at New Orleans, was a common talk
untll we were disbanded. j. Il. WYATT.
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Walnut Grange for Sale

INHlS beauti estate the late residence the Hon John
&. Herbert, deceased, containing 200 acres of
and (t5O in wood is offered for sale tracts from
80 10 300 acres each.
Situated in the immediate vicinity of Besvile Depot
on the Baltimore and Washington railroad and due east
the rkabc Tor its beauty hcaltuness and pe
cula fitness Tor the growth OF meadow grasses and
buildings, this is well worth the attention of cap
tas and gentlemen OF fortune seeking country estes
well of small independent tanners. 1t Is but five miles
from the ourshng manufacturing of Laurel" and
twelve miles iom Washington city, with rairoad and
turnpike eacthus aordng every facility TO two of the
best markets in the country.
Terms one-quarer cash. the residue ia three or four an
nual payments, satisfactorily secured, with from
the day OF sale.
For further particulars inquire OF Mr. Thos r. Hunter
adjoining the premises to the undersigned at No g. Ord
nance Office, Washington city
Aug. 2p-3t ALFRED IIERBEPT
National Inelgencer, Baltimore sun, and Bnit 4 IRE
Amefican please copy, and forward accounts ~
Washington, d. G.
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FOR BoARDING AND DAY PUPILS,


On street, benccH I2th and 18Th streets, ashtngton.
VIE duties OF this Institution will be resumed We'd
nesday the 18th of eptenbe when requested that
the pupils be punctual in their attendance
ms seminary having been established for the last
years as day school, it is the design OF the principals
to open additional esabs hment for the odaon
OF boarding pupils.
BY the arrangements made they iden they will
be able to afford every facility and advantage required for
the attainment of liberal and thorough education 1t has
ever been their object in the education OF young indies
form them oI useful members of society, well
naments, keeping in view that they destined an
influential part in after life AS they here explain
fully their views upon the subject of educatiop they will
only state that having been long engaged in their pres
occupations they enabled furnish such
fail to satisfactory to those who may wish
to place children under their charge
The location of the Institution in the heathes part
the city the is excellent the air pure, aud the play
grounds sufficiently large to permit the pupils TO
hcalthiu exercise.
For terms, &c circulars will be furnished application
at the Institution.
Aup SeutI5
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Cunt. JVhifEeld's replv.

CESrREvILLE, HICKMAN Co., July, 1871.
MEssRs. J. b. and G.. A. PIILow--SGRs; Being urgently
called on by your communication of July, the
versation which took place between Col Haskell and my
self New Oreans previous the first publication against
Gen Pillow by the officers OF the I'd Tennessee regiment,
would state that in the conversation remarked him
that thought he should not publish il for the following
that Gen. Pillow had given him great praise in
New Orleans and that feared the reputation OF him and
his regiment might suffer by it, newspaper quarrels
nearly always ended in both parties being damaged In
making these remarks to Col. Haskell was aciated by
kind motives, being personally friendly both and
had aluson 10 reports that had previously heard
in reply I'd nerrogaory, would say that heard il,
both before and after his arrival in New Orleans the
troops.
Yours respectfully, j. w. WHITFIELD.
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TOURNAMENT

At the Fauquier JVhife Sulphur Springs, Va
rJ,IIIS avore exhibition of horscmanship and gal7n
l. will take place on Wednesday, the Ist OF SepenbeI
challenge is sent 10 ALL and especially the sGh' "
Maryland, some of whom, former occasions, have DO
Oft the palm. ~
The board of directors may also yield TO the urgent l
portinity for the perous adventure OF the s'est
chase; in which knight under II years OF age WIN "
admitted, without the consent OF his guardian -.
A Fancy Ball will follow Thursday, the ID ana r.
haps Masquerade under proper regulations, on tna
the Sd.
The secretary would be glad to receive, day OF - ~
advance, descriptions sketches OF the characters 10
personaed, with without signatures,) IN order ha
may be more generally appreciated during the evening
Aug 2l-3twt3I
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MARSHALL COUNTY, july 70, 1871.
GENTLEMEN In conformity with the request contained in
vour note of the 22d instant hereby certify that was I'd
lieutenant of company b. of the LIST regiment OF Tennessee
volunteers and the 18th of April last, Ceno Gordo,
said regiment filed diagonaly and rapidly the avne
hat separated the Blu battery from the one assaulted by
the I'd regiment OF Tennesseeans, 1 saw Col Haskell
(hrough open space) coming down the hin in rapid
walk and bareeaded in the direction OF the point occn-
pied by Gen Pillow and his staff, (and about fifteen yards
from tem ADVANCE of his regiment, it was repulsed
and that lime other officer private OF his regi
ment There a Calling lire OF grape ana cannlster
poured said avine at the time that saw Col Has
ke coming above described. -
Yours, respectfully, j. f. FOWLER.
To Messrs ]. Is. and G.. A. Pillow.
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,Lnscnh IIrlns's rap[u.

HICKMAN County, July - 1917.
SRs: In reply your first inerrogatory, would say
that Colonel Haskell he left the camp, and that lac
then had his cap To your second, would say that he
did approach the position occupied by Colonel Campbe
regiment, running advance OF his regiment; and
OF his follow him shortly afterwards. To the
iouh, from his appearances was and still OF the n
preston that he very much alarmed To your last in
Ierogatory would say his conduct aud appearance
frequently spoken of in Jest by both the officers and of
our regiment. | probably should not have Colonel
Haskell ALL had not heard one in my
excaim, "Look! look I! yonder comes Colonel HASKELL
Nv mpre is that either X. H. Smith John L.
Temple who made the remark. JOSEPH WEEMS,
Private company A, LIST regt Tenn. volunteers.
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Carr WHITFlRLD--SIR You that Col. Haskell
aludes a conversation between and himself in New
Orleans previous 70 ms mrs. puouauoa agalst oene
ton You will please STATE whether you had not heard
that he Colonel askeD reueated in advance of his eg
ment at battle of Ceo Gordoi and did you frequent
y hear the troops, after their arrival in New Orleans
that had rereated Cerro Gordo in advance Of his eg
mcntl
We brothers OF Gen. Pillow, and think have
right demand statement from YOU especially
Col Haskell had alluded TO you NH his last publication
against Gen. Pillow Very respectfully,
@. A. PILLOW,
7 T.