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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.

We publish to-day full details of the impor-
tant events which transpired in Paris on the End
and Sd instants. 1t will be seen that Louis Ma
poleon has been enabled to crush all opposition
That he has, in truth, effected total revolution in
The form of government of his country, with a
facility utterly astounding when we take into the
calculation the temperament of the French peo-
pie. Unlike Its antecedents, this revolution
has been accomplished almost entirely without the
effusion of blood
Having enjoyed the honours and emoluments
of Office for four years, Louis Napoleon naturally
felt dsinclned to surrender them. To accom-
plish his object-the retention ofpower-he found
it necessary to resort to an expedient which would
render his name popular with the masses and thus
ensure his reelection. He therefore recommen-
ded and pressed upon the National Assembly the
necessity of SO altering the organic law, as tc
give the people universal suffrage. The Assem-
bly,, perceiving the drift of his recommendation
secuted all idea of change in the organic law
and set to work to defeat his reelection But
their opposition was governed by little prudence
and less decision; instead therefore, of defeating
the ends sought to be attained by the ambitious
President they have accelerated his purpose and
aided in bis late usurpation.
After defeating the bill introduced by the Go
vernment the Assembly found itself unprspared
with a substitute of its own, which would con.
cilste public favour. 1t thus lost caste with the
people, and enabled Louis Napoleon to 90 before
the country as the peculiar champion of popular
rights.
The tenor of the news clearly establishes -
Firstly that the National Assembly had ceased to
enjoy the confidence of the people, and secondly,
that Louis Napoleon is, beyond all doubt, the
strongest man in France, and will unquestion-
ably sway the destinies of that country, for veal
OR for wo for the next ten years, if not during the
remainder of his life
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27

AUCTION NOTICE.-The sale OF Mr. G. Da-
visions stock OF Jewellery, Watches, &C. will COM
mence this evening at o'clock, at his store, No ZIG
Main street
This Morning, at 10 o'clock, in rear of my auction
house, wagon, work horses, &C.. together with So.
vera other Horses.
de 81 GEO J SUMNER Auct
THE SiCkLY SEASO$ There are some
diseases that visit at stated of the year. and
which not unfrequenty become alarmingIy fatal du-
ring the summer and autumn tbs especially to the
young. It's supposed seventy thousand die annually
from arrangements Of the Stomach and Bowels alone
Does not every feeling oil our lure become enlisted in
the humane desire to lessen this iohtful mortaIyg
are not bound by every principle of religion 10 adj
mNoiser relet when in our poWeri BRANDRETHS
FILLS, by cleansing the blood from all impureties
gives power to every organ TO perform its functions
healthliY, no matter whether externally internally
situated. Nature has formed the bowels for the evacu-
alton of all unhealthy humours OF the bl cd, and if
man would but common sense, he wouldtake care
they perform this office July, If the bowels are
out Of order, if too slow active, few doses OF
rmandreths Pills will bring them to order. Ask the
man that dying from constipsed bowels what
cured him; he tells you Braadreths P ills Ask him
who has had the dyssenery for six months and every
remedy had tailed he will tell you that Brandreths Pills
cured him in a week So with evers chilIs and other
diseases In word, use Brandreth's Pills il YOU airs
sick and desire to be weII-and use Them occasionally
when well, to keep off sickness.
For sale by NJ. BRANCH
No. East Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
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Local Intelligence, City News, lie.

lHE THEATRE IS now really deserving of liberal sup
port at the hands of the patrons of the drama. The
company, ifnot the mosttalened we have seen in this
city, Is certainly equal TO any that has appeared here
lor many seasons and vastly superior, in many
spects, to the one employed here last season. Mr..
CHALEs BURKE is now filing very profitable engage
ment on our boards, and appears tonight favor
tie characters. He is without doubt, the finest de-
llneator OF Yankee charcter we have seen. But his
talent Is by no means confined to the delineation OF
Yankee character; it comprehends the entire role DC
low comedy, and ii may with justice be said tina;
whilst he is great ia many of his delineations he is
nevertheless excellent In ALL
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27

The cabinet is modified. Nj. Ducas has been ep.
pointed Minister of Marine. NJ. Letevre Durusellas
Still maintains the ministry of commercial hail.
The Assembly is demolished by the Assembly author-
ties.
The news on Wednesday from the provinces was
very Satisfactory. The appeal the people had bee
received with sympathy in Bordeaux, Lille, Ronen,
and other towns The commercial classes great
" satisfied with the change. Al 2. M :, on Wednes-
day. Bordeaux much lesa agtated and few groups to
be seen.
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ALABAMAs--In the Legis ature Of Alabama, Mr.
Philips, Chairman OF the Committee on Internal I'm
proyements has introduced bill providi0g Tor looming
the credit of the State for the following purposes $40
coo for Geological Survey, 900 to remove OBJ
strucons in the Tombgbee river $500 900 to the Gads-
den Railroad The Governor to q ndorse bonds to the
amount Of 100000 each, for the following roads
North Alabama, or Memphis and CharIeston Railroad.
Selma and Tennessee Railroad Mobile and Ohio Rail.
road; Montgomery and Mobile Railroad.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27

CHEIsRMAs DAY passed of very quietly in this city
tie police finding necessary arrest only two nd-
vlduaIs during the day and night One of these was
arrested tor srauing his seed in the Streets and the
other because he was found helpessy drunk. The
weather was quite. pleasant til towards evening" when
rain began to fall. Notwithstanding the inclemen-
ely OF the evening, however, the Theatre was very
fully attended, by gay audience
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KOssUTH IN PHILADELPHIA.

Gov. Kossuth reached Philadelphia Wednes-
day morning. The public parade on the occa-
sion was immense-all the volunteer companies of
the city joining in the procession. He was con-
Quoted to Independence Hall, where he was well
coined to the city by Mayor Gipin. In his ad
dress the Mayor reminded Kossuth of the fact
that in that very room the Declaration of Inde
pendence was made and the first step taken by the
Colonies towards achieving their Independence
Kossuth replied in few words, and said that the
words spoken and the ac declared in that hall
were present to his mind, when. in his native
land, he sought to do the same Tor his people
The history of the United States had inspired his
people, and the reason they had not succeeded was
not because they were not less resolved. but be-
cause they were betrayed and overpowered. He
then referred to the various events of the revolu-
tion in this country and her present proud posi-
ton, and feelingly thanked the Mayor and authori.
ties for their kindly welcome.
During the evening, a banquet was served in
honour of their distinguished guest, at the U. S.
Hotel by the corporate authorities of the city, at
which about two hundred gentlemen were pre-
sent.
Judge Kane, in responding to sentiment conn.,
pmentary to the Bench and the Bar, took ground
in favour of Intervention in European struggles
for liberty. He is reported to have assumed po-
sitions totally at variance with the past policy of
the government, and clearly in opposition to sound
sense and discretion. The Judges positions, how
ever, were successfully combattet and demolish-
ed by Morton McMichael. Esq, who on behalf
of the Press, delivered neat and appropriate
speech. Several other speeches were made -
much confusion and collision of feeling ensued.
some Of the speakers being Kissed for giving
uterance 10 sentiments not exactly tallying with
Gov. Kossuths views and wishes on the subject
of intervention. Kossuth remained silent Spec
tator Of the scene ill midnight, at about which
time The proceedings were brought to close.
W B'adlord book keeper for Mes5rs. Mixer &
Pltmau, oil dealers Boston, has recently absconded
vita $4,000 belonging to his employers.
Two AMsRleANs KILLED IN PARIs-Privats letters
nom Paris received by the steam ship Baltic make
the number of persons killed during the erneue |
al the BougaTds OF Paris much larger than was repor-
led IN the papers. Two Americans named Martin and
Stafford who spectators, were killed Colonel
Stewart Of Philadelphia, also narrowl; escaped.
The splendid mansion of Mr. w. ]. GAYS. in
Charleston, c., DESTROYED by fire on the ooh |
last Loss $50 O0o-iasared for $4,000.
The late fire in RALEIGH, IN. c. though disastrous
not to lhs exen. previously reported. There were
some fifteen buildings consumed, and the snte loss
s estimated al from twenty to thirty thousand dollars
The Third tria to eject Mayor Of Boston came of |
on Wednesday last, and resulted ia the choice Of Ben
jamia Seaver. Esq the wing candidate by majority
Ill ra4sr nuar all nii1arE 4
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[For the "I1nes ~
- = = IJtTI, I0JI >
A VERDICT OF VICTNAGE

A VERDICT OF VICINAGE.
The following verdict has been rendered bv the
people OF MIR. Summers immediate neighbourhood
upon the false and sanderous charges ought against
a most extraordinary instance of popular condemna
ton the one hand, and of triumphant vindcation
on the other.
Here are the people among W hom he lives, and who
know him best The sixteen adjoining counties
which annex without regard to party give the fol-
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LII EhA-

At Lttetown the residence of his mother in Sus-
sex county, Va, on Monday, the 22d of December.
alter short and painful illness with Pleurisy, Mr.
JAMES PEYTON BAILEY, aged 20 years
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JEMMY TWITCHER.
-, On SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. %,
WIN be performed the tavorite comic DRAMA called the
GOLDES FARMER,
Or JENNY TWITCHER IN ENGLAND.
Jenny Iwrchef:. Mr. &: Burke
Gooen Farmer. Mr.. Brelsford
Elizabeth Mrs Potter
To be followed by the new grand ballet entitled the
RED DEVIL.
Kosina' ....................M d'lIe Ciocca
antoine Mr. Carese
Luciter The Red DevD. Mr. Szollossy
To conclude with the great local buretta entitled
!, GLANCE AT NEW YORK.
Nose. .....................M r Z: Burke
LIE -.."...... miss wheeler
ADMISSION Boxes so cents; Pit 25 cents Cen
ire Gallery so cents; Cooted Gallery Is cents; Eastern
Gallery l2a cents
Doors open at quarter past 6-curtan will rise at
quarter past O'clock.
~ a few season AMI monthly tickets eau be had
application at the Box office. de "a
MAKE WAY FOR THE SWISS BELL RING
ODD LLOWS' HALL
FOR SIX NIGHTS oNLYi
Commencing on MONDAY EVENING. Dec 29th
The celebrated Campan aogians or
S w IS s ELL Rim G Ell RS,
MAD ~ L L1 VapRSf sS sTGP Hsi'''
And HERR FRANZ STGPEL on his exuaordi-
nary wood and straw instrument.
Also the newly invented instrument called the
CONCERTENA,
Respe culy announce series of thor chaste, select
and noyel meslcaI entertainments, as above.
GS For parucuCrs, see programmes
hsIr ntoepe.. .'''''............M Musical Leader
Greenwood. ...........,...... Manager
Admission so cents children half price.
Doors open at 7, to commence at n O'clock.
de 27--h MAJOR DUNN Adv. Agent.
TENO SHIPPERS AND MERCHANTS
d From advices received, the steamer VIRGINIA
ia frozen up at Philadelphia. N office will be gwen
when she leaves Philadelphia.
deer JOHN LESTER, Agent,
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The splendid mansion of Mr.. w. ]. GAYS in
Charleston, c., was DESTROYED by fire on the ooh
iasl Loss $50 O0O-ins1red for sI3 900.
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w Bradford, book keeper for Mes5ra. Mixer &
Plttman OIL dealers, Boston, has recently absconded
vita $4,000 belonging to his employers.
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The late fire in RALEIGH, IN. c. though disastrous
not to The exten! previously reported. There were
some fifteen buildings consumed and the sntife loss
is estimated al from twenty to thirty thousand dollars
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27

II I'll e A Il r. f.
Lessee and Manager. .............. VIM. l.. Maule
Last night of the engagement of the popular CO.
median,
MR. HARLES BURKE
Who will appear this evening (tor the first time in
this city, az
JEM NJ Y TWlTCHER
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Two AMERICANS KILLED IN PARIs-Private letters
rom Paris received by the steam ship Baltic, make
the number OF persons killed during the emeute
at the Boulqads OF Paris much larger than was repor
led N the papers Two Americans named, Martin and
Stafford, who spectators, were killed Colonel
Stewall. Of Phliadelphia. also narfowIi esnaned
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27

The rhrd ina to eject Mayor Of Boston came of
on Wednesday last, and resoled ia the choice OF Ben
jamia seayer. Esq, the wing candidate, by majority
Of IA votes over all others.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27

wgs new and beautiful stys of HATS <gszmA
EiM has just been received at THOMP. -
SS"Ss SONS FASHIONABLE HAT AND "a
CAP STORE, No, 81 Nam street, called the HOLI-
Hat here tofore introduced. Please call and examine
for yourselves, ye ashionables.
JNO. THOMPSON,
de 10 81 Main ST.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-18
Teachers Wanfed +.

TINE CAMDEN SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
i. being about TO open a Maze School in CAM
den, viii elect on the 15ih December next, a Prn-
cipal to take charge of their School. He must Sc
qualified to prepare pupils for the Junior Class III
the South Carolina College. If sufficient num-
bersof scholars offer he will be required TO have an
Assistant in the English department, to:obe ap-
proved by the Association. They have recently
built comfortable School House, consisting Of
two rooms witt. fire places and furnished with
desks and chairs ofthe most approved style, sufi.
cient to accommodate forty:eight scholars; this
will be given (rent iree) to such Teacher or
Teachers the assoc alton may elect. I'VE con-
fdently expect that he income of this School will
not be less than Eighteen bundled dollars, The
exercises Of the School will commentator the lst
Monday in, January next. Application may be-,
made to- and any other flfoffiati6n obtained, from
either of the Undersigned.
ALEXANDER JOHNSON,
DIR. L. II. DEAS,
nt: JOS, LEE,
Hon. THO. J. WETHERS.
Charleston Courier and South Carolinian, copy
semi-wreky till fst December and send fees TO
this Office. ..
Oct. 10. 80 II
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sheriff sales.

DY virtue OF Sundry Fl Fa'$, to me directed, |
ID will sell before the Court House door in Cam
den between the legal hours Of sale, on the first
Monday in December next, the folio wing property,
to wit
SGD acres of land more or less, bounded by lands
of Joseph Marshall, Edith Myres and others, levied
on and to be sold as the property OF Benjamin
Outlaw at the suit OF Kinza Mazngo and others.
ALSO,
one Horse Wagon, one Trunk and various
other goods and chalrels, attached and TO be sold
as the property Of Frederick V. Snyder, at the
suit of Thomas Stacks and Joseph Charlesworlh.
ALSO,
On Tuesday the I'd December, at the former
residence of John Graham, near Liberty Hill. the
following property 700 lbs cotton in the seed,
lot of corn, cotton, peas and potatoes remaining
in the field. Three stacks Fodder, l3 head Hogs,
together with seyera articles of House Furniture,
ali of which have been levied upon and to be sold
as the property of John Graham, at the suit of ].
Is. Cureton. JOHN INGRAM, >. X. u.
novl3 81 It
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Sky'Light Daguerrean Rooms,
In the Hall over the Store of MIR. William
B. Campbell.

MIR II. E. SQUlER would respectfully an
WI nounce to the citizens Of Camden and its
vicinity, that he has fitted up sky and side Light,
which is acknowledged bv all artists to be far su-
perior, as it softens the ghr, and perects the eye
thereby rendering it perfectly easy for persons
with weak eyes to sit for 4 .I:lnlature.
Mr.. SIS skill in the art needs no comment.-
Persons at all saepticd are requested 10 call aud
satisfy themselves by occuar demonstration.
a fine assortment of Medaons and fancy Cases.
U-Likenesses of children taken in a few Sc
conds, warranted 10 be perfect.
Nov. II. 90 If
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STOLEN

EROM the subscriber on Friday, the 24th ult..
Il brindIed Bull Terrier PUP, with " hite face
and legs, and comes wien called NERO. | have
good reason to believe that some unprincped
person (knowing him to be mine,) has kidnapped
and sent him away from the town. reasonable re-
ward will be paid to any one who will deliver him
to me- u. J. DELAY.
Nov ID. 80 At
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WORKS OF CaIuOsys,
New Family Groccry& Provision Store.

New Family Grocery y& Provision Store,
THE subscriber is just receiving and opening a
l. complete assortment OF
GROCERIES,,
Consisting in part follows:
Preserves. Brandy Fruits, and Pickles,
Olives, Capers and Pepper Saucc,
Tomolio Walnut and Mushroom Catsnp,
John Bull Harvey, and Reading Sauce,
Essence of Anchovics,
Extracts of Lemon. Rose, Nutmeg and Vanilla,
iron. Iniubr Paste, and Guava Jelly,
Inbscrs Snlmond, and Sardines,
Prnn.S. llasns, and Almonds,
Brazil Nuts and Naples ahuts,
Table Salt in Bags and Boxes,
Candles, Soap and Starch,
Soda Butter, Wine and Boston Crackers,
Bruma ami Corn Starch.
American and London Mustard,
Cinnamon. Cloves. and Nntmegs.
Pepper, Spice, and Cinger, Cupperas and Salpetre,
Powder, Shot and Lead.
Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
Brown Sugar, Rio and Java Cntlse,
Rirc. Flour, and Lard,
Hams and Bacon Sides,
Superior Segars and Tobacco
\ iu and complete assortment Of
Wines and Liquors.
-tLSO.-
CrOckcry and Glass Ware,
All of which. will ba sold Il, The lowest rates for cash
X. w. ABBOTT,
Opposite Nlckan, Drug Store.
Oct. 6, 1851, - If
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POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, S. G.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

SOUTHERN MAIL, VIA AUGUSTA
Due Daily, at PM
Closes Daily at 9P. NJ.
SOUTHERN NAIL, VIA CHARLESTON.
Due Daily at x NJ
Closes Daily ut W VI.
NORTHERN MAIL. VIA CnERAw.
Due Daily, at A. VI
Closes Daily, 4. T. VI
CHARLESTON MAIL.
Due Daily, at *. A.
Closes Daily. at 9f. NJ
rrA Way Bag will be kept open for III reception oI
letters until the mail leaves.
WESTERN MAIL, VIA COLUMBIA.
Due Daily,at 1p. VI.
Closes Daily, at 81. VI.
ns-Way Mails for Offices the South Carolina h.
Road, close pllly, at /. VI.
CHARLOTTE MAIL, VIA LANCASTER c. II.
Duc Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday, at 3 P. ".
Closes Saturday, Monday and Wednesday, at 6 A. VI.
YoRkvILLE MAIL, VIA RED HILL, &c.
Due Thursday. al IL n. ~
Cuses same day, at IL W.
NEwBnRRy MAIL, VIA LoHcTowS, &c.
Due Tucsray. ut 7P. VI.
Closes "Wednesday, at y. W.
LYNCHwooD NAIL, VIA TILLERs FERRY.
Due Tuesday and Friday. at ~. VI
Closes Tuesday and Friday, at I. VI.
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A NEW SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE

A NEW SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE!
Encourage Home Talent & Industry!
THE ILLUSTRATED FAMILY FRIEND,
A New and Elegant Paper Published at Co.
N lumbia, South Carolina and Edited by S. A.
GOODMAN, soicits examination and challenges
comparison, with any Northern Paper.
1t is large sheet, magnifccntly printed upon
splendid paper, contains Original Tales, Sketches,
News, Poetry, Agricultural Articles, and whatev-
er else that will interest an intelligent community;
besides, four elegant Engravings each week.
Terms, So per annum; address,
s. A. GOODMAN g. J. J. LYONS,
Columbia, S. G..
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READ THIS +!

TUST Received large aud we'll selected Stock
c in part as follows:
London Duffil Blankets. val ious weights and sizes,
Colored Blankets very heavy; Wool Hats,
ALSO
Kerseys and Lnseys, heavy stock;
Satinetts, Cassmeres, Tweeds & Kentucky Jeans,
Red and white Flannes,
Sup. Black Satin and other Vestings,
Gents Aerno Under shirts and Drawers.
Bales of :, I. A, and 1914 Shrtings g. Sheetines
Hardware.
Carpenters Tools, Knives and Forks,
Shoves and Spades,
S,ragh, and Twisted Trace chains,
Elwel's Hoes, No. l, 2, 3. and 4,
Planters Hoes, (Patent) No. 2 &3; -
Nails, assorted Sizes, 90 doz. Collins Axes,
Narrow and Wide Iron. iFs
Bagging.
Dundee and Gunny Bagging, -. ...
3-s and l-2 in Bale Rope, Twne,
Groceries.
Hhds Muscovado Sugar,
do ST. Croix do. very choicei
Bbls. Crashed Dr..
Bags choice Rio Coffee,
do. Old Gov. Java do Molasses.
500 sacks Salt, Rock Salt
Bbls. Sup Northern and N. c. Flour,
1000 bushels Best White Corn. ..E.r.
AND
Baskets Heidseick and Vcrsenez Champagne;
Very sup. Old Port Wine, aasre.
Bbls Mong. and Old Rye Whiskey, -aa.
do. N. o. Rect6ed do. $3.50
do. Byass' London Porter, .. aas -ssa1:@
AND 81 r- 81.
Choice Segars, of various brands.
Call upon us before buying elsewhere, and we
will guarantee our prices and terms will suit.
H. LEVY & SON.
Oct. II, 1851. SO SRl9t J
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Fair of the South.CaroIina Institute.

I'LL vi tuC lUlIttt InGtltutC'
TE7ilE South Carolina Rail Road Company and
Il Savannah Steam Packet Company with their
usual Iihcraliiy, will bring persons to visit the
Fair between the 18th and 24:h inst. inclusive,
and return for one Fare.
Nov Ii. 80 2t
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Nov. ID
READ QUARTERS, 2e Reg. 5. c. VI

READ VUAKFEHtS, ~ Fkcs. >. e. VI.
CAMDEN, Nov. 8. 1851.
ORDER No.
4 Court Martial for the trial Of all drf1uI.ers
N for Militia and Patrol duty, is hereby ordered
to be held in Camden on Saturday the 20lh day of
December next, at ii o'clock. a. NJ.
Th" Court will consist of 1t. Col. kershaw,
President, Captains Moffat Robertson, j. l.. JONES'
and Miller, Members. Captain Sill, Its. Parker
and Harris, Supernumerares.
Captains O. companies will have their delaul-
ters warned TO attend the court, and furnish the
court with the evidences of such warning.
By order Col. TAYLOR.
Tho. J. WARREN. Adjutant.
Nov 10 80 81