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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-27

nRAwING, PERSPECTIVE, sc.--Tls
lSandersigned respectfully efsrs his services
in giving in fraetlpn IN Drawing Perspeetiye ChisI2
scuro. Skstchiag frvm Mature. &c. 90 tbs iolio~ios
terms. { a, a.
Private lessons CT one hour 81 "
When taught in classes Of act less fhsh ave :,
pnnis e&e a.
Night class, three times wefk. her each -
month. payable IN advanses,..-,,......-.s... ~
The nse Of heid Instruments and topesfsph'ss'
keies esee: REV. Geo. woodbridge,
Please leave orders or ecmn1unieatlens q me "a
anainer ofhce. Ito is-tsl JOHN GRAN
pY EXPRESS T0-DAY--A large ard
- handsome lot 81 black Gaash Frack aaia pr =
coats, from siz 10 S2s; tiack Cxss6rre faafs ~ Va
1850 10 81; beautiful assortm@nt ~ spsins 's's
ranging ffoia ~ 10 -. $50
ALS0--A well selected stock G Rpyf Cieitinki
all opsned and selling 10 very q~ ettse< NJ
N,WALKEk & co...
NH Y Garner aslo AID pssss ss
GUGAR.--l00 hhds good 10 choice
~ New 0rieans SraAk
IA hhas gond Il rfirse Cuba SUts Az
80 bbls C0ffEE sutt ABs ysFiegs ssassss
100 this f.ns ts.f Crushed. Ppvdslsa asS Srsa-
ulnted SUGAR -
10 store and for sale BY -
MA ss-im LEWIS Wkab W
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R0CKBRID0E ALUM WATER The
~ Water of there celebrated mineral sprngs Is nor
kep, caRstantly on the market In the hards of
FISHER WINSEJN, Druggists, Richmond. Va.
discarded barrels. ard now ship the Wafer anig IN
gsGss Cost per case II dozen half gallon boitles,
remitting TO Y 4 w, or 20 A BRss the purchaser
may r.iy on their forwarding. per directions box
OF iresh and genuine Kockbridge Alum Water.
Pamphlets sent gratis. ON application.
NH Sf-siiw FRAZIER RANDOLPH
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1919 SPRING TRADE. 1913
ICE.-We have erected 4

NUTlCE,-The public are hereby eau
L tionel against selling any thing on my account
as will pay no debt contracted in my name unless
by my son John X. Preston, or myself in person.
NH i7-i.t Mrs, n ID. PRESTON
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Several of the bankers Of ST. Louis. who suspend
eli last fall, ara now resumiag payments ana putf
ness again.
The demand for 81 per cent. Treasury notes on New
York for eustomhou.c purposes Is good at 90
rer cent discount The Absorption for this purpose
Averages about 5000 per day. fhe new issue
have nj yet been received by takers to any extent
aud they ae held a; about ,e. Per cent premium ?,
foreign iii ani silver from abroai. at New York.
since July ]. amount TO s32 81, same time last
yea:, so "a, 9J7--iacrrase, s3,ssS.3s2
The Baltimore San. Of Friday. says:
2 Tue rate Of domestic exch ,nge at New York. as
we'll as at all the Atlantic cities. have come down
within -ry reasonable limts-varying from 5to
spac paying districts where the rate, as in Ten
nsssse Is as high 80 ceot. Here 10 baltimore
= eSeeange. nave now nerailv reached point not
20 materially clog business. ii!sh rates are no loa
ger suticirnt excuse for debtors not remitans
6a4 Baltimore Cattle Market.
BurrN ,Rs March a5.-tld,e-.Ths receipts Of
Beef cattle today gers comparatively light: am
better toan On las, market ns5s to Gay
with re driven TO Philadelph@, IS were let over
unsoid. and the remaining SIS head were taken MP
to sis3 ON the no u. equal TO s7GS5l6s's net. and
averaging sti2~s gross ,.
Sheer sheep hay, this week been in light sn .
ply and prices ave Improved. They sld TO day at
prices ranging from 75to s. LOO los gross ami
Hsgs'@siogs are la god supply aud prices for
thstn continue to droop We qnote them to-day at
S. 5DSds7 2, per 100 lbs net, these figures being
decline of Is 33cts per lbs on last We ,ksquo
tations.
Richmond Markets, March 26.
There is no change Ia the Grain or Flour markets
70 day
BALrIMops March 26-Flour lower; Howard
street and Ohio - 37nt 50, City Mills 81 p Wheat
red SIG "a. whits $t.i6@' 10. Corn active and
buoyant; white ss61 S. yellow 59fps2 cents.
NEw YORK March 26-Fionr duIi-state 1920
49, Ohio 81 seas o. Southern $4s5GfS0. Wheat
firms lie Of .5enesee white at 81 30 Corn firm
~ white 6s4p7u cents.
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- FOR RENT.-For the purpose OF
HeS moving into larger building on the Basin
Bank we offer the house at present occupied by us
for rent . WM T. STAPLES d CO.,
18th street. next door TO
IN It's Shields a SomerYille
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~, STORE FOR RENT.-The store
E:5 lately occupied by P. II. Taylor as a music
store on Governor street, between Main and Frank
lin Apply to 3. HARDWOOD, opposite.
P. II. TAYLOR has removed to No. l6S Main St.
near 10TH de 81
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-zx.-r<H1 NOTICE. RICH
"a MoND AND pANyILLE
kAILkUAb UOMPANY.-NEW FREIGHT Az
RANaEM MENTOR and after the 2ith september,
this Company will receive freight OF all kinds az
Danvie or any other Station on the road. Also,
any freight from Lynchburg, or elsewhere on the
line and ship the same for account OF owners
FREE OF CHARGE ~.
for forwarding. by Steamers or sailing vessels ~ o
rected. or >y>r M
PREPAID.
BIs of Lading will be forwarded TO fthe consignee
and consignors, when requested.
Insurance effected to any port in the United states
Copsigpors awaiting themselves of the above adV
ages must have their produce in the very best order
and must seDdwritten instructions in every instance
mond.
Merchants and others purchasing goods here or Of
the NORTH can send their stocks properly prepared
Tor transportation directly to our up Freight
Agent" and the freight may be paid here or at Dan
vile Iyuchburg or farther West, ii necessary.
Pnrttcslar soritsn Instructions should be furnish
" CHARLES CAMPBELL,
M 24-dActs Supt. Transp'n.
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A kCHITECTs, MEAsURERs AND
WI. FORBES,
NH I0-im* LEROY A. CRENSHAW.

THE LARGEST STOCK OF JEWEL
L RY, SILVER PLATED WARE, WATCHES
&c, IN THE CITY.-Tbe subscriber has received by
the steamer Jamestown very large and varied stock
of the above goods, which is superior in quality to
what is generally kept in the Jewelry Stores Of the
city and which he will sell at far less prices than
the same goods can be bought for
aS- Ladies and gentlemen will please call at No
40 Main street. where the above goods will be shown
with pleasure and warranted as represented.
70 9-ts HENRY w QUARLES. Auct
EXECUTORS NOTICE.--All persons
IA indebted to the estate of Moses Branch, decd,
are requested to make immediate payment, as long
or Indulgence cannot be granted
EDW. II. DUDLEY, pxso,,ors
NH 17-lm VIM. BEERS. executors
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HIa,RTsHORNE'S CUKE-A L 1.-THE
-. I. n r, 4 r,r Il NrIIIIL ATQHl

IL GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATUKl
This article Is the greatest discovery N Hnemesl
T ~ ~ NEfIsAIiIA. TOOTh-AcHE, EAkrAcHE,
snRE THRoAT. STIFF NICK, or pain in the
LINES. SIDE BACK, or any part OF the body.
and indirestiou which arises from weak stomach or
hoUri Thousands OF persons who have used Harris
derful power In removing any pain from the sys-
TEN.
fa he had Of PURCELL, LADD Co, and all
Drug gigts in Richmond, Norfolk and Petersburg.
96-dtf
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| III y = TUT uU iUHR0F llIH HEGfII TOT
~ the line Of freight Boats formerly advertised
by me. Mr. VIM Cox, at tho Shed, on Dock street
10 rear of the Gas Works is the agent for same
line, whom cordially recommend to the public and
my former patrons.
NH Pts
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HATS. CAPS, BOOTS, Go.
THE SPRING

@ CENTS CALF OXFORD TIES
AND BR0GANs, all qualities, for sale yer,
cheap st MARCUS HARRIS.
NH 2J ts3 Broad s,re.,
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C. FOR RENT-The Dwelling above
i.i our store, containing five Rooms. suitable for
amily or Lodging Rooms. There is an entrance
from the St. Charles Hotel to these rooms. Apply
10 DUKE Il HUTCH ES0N,
ia 6-ts No. ~ Main street.
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IN HNIJKVIIUNA ECHFt
Sinformhis customers of the CITY of Richmond tina,
be Is receiving 100 half bbls first quality pbiIs
delphia Cream Ale and viii dispose of the same O,
the most reasonable fertns and deliver it free OF
charge to any part Of the city.
Al. MCCORMACK,
fc29-ts 3fss brad street.
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CLOSING OF THE NITKDSrATks AsRIcuLruR-
AlFAIR.-We learn from the Richmond Dispalc b
that the rain on Fridsy prevented the attendance
OF many who had promised themselves the pleas.
ufe OF another visit TO the Fair. STILL the gath
ering was larger than could have been anticipated
under such untoward circumstances.
Hon William C. Rives commenced the vale.
oletory address at I O'Clock, in the large tent,
wnere numerous audience had assembled The
speech was upon the improvements In agriculture
IL was one of his finest efforts, an appropria.e
ana graceful finale Of great festival, in which
tne exhibition Of animal excellence and Of the
Huits OF the earth had been all that could he de
shea, but the glory Of which was the display Of
ihtseetual power, the ripe fruits and fair flower,
oi statesmanlike wisdom and eloquence. He
was listened to with deep attention, and after e
Closed an appropriate piece was performed by
Tue Armory Band. Lord Napier was among the
guests on the platform
a complimentary banquet to the invited guests
took place at the Exchange Hotel on Friday night
speeches were made by General Tilgham, Lord
NAPIER: Hon. Caleb Gushing, VIM H. McFar-
land, Esq and others
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PERSONAL

-- Major Nichols. u. s A.. ia at Browns,
r:.i.oov. wise was thrown from a carriage on
idst, sustaining some slight bruise
oness de B,llecOte, in Paris ~
I'M. Adams, the SCULPTOR Ia eno.,.a $780,,
onst oitne Empress Eugenie
n, zen Wm sutton, Of Massachusetts. and
Prof j. W. Hoyt, OF Wisconsin, are at the Ma.
-. John NJ. Patton, Esq a dis,i,gn,.,.d
member Of the Virginia bar died at Riebmned
on Friday. "''n'iohu
49, Mr.. Oonati, the discoverer of the peu,
comet, has been appointed assistant astrouoms,
OF the Imperial Museum Of Florence
- Hon. J Kennedy and lady, Miss GRAY
and Miss Pennington, Of Baltimore, arrived a,
New York on Tuesday, in the Persia.
-. The Minister Of Public Instruction IN Pru,.
ia has decided that heBceforth Terence and
flso,us shall not be used as class books In tbs
popilc schools Of that country
,,,in.'i,., Soen stuart Mill retires from the Ex-
e,ihne sup OF The India House. which he has
neio lo1 many years. IL is his intention 10 seek
81 =, p, neht In his health by setting down IL \
tie W Inter In a warmer climate ~
sister Mary Regina, one Of the sis,e,hood Of
Mount de sales Academy of the yi,i,.,ion In
baltimore, died on the I'D inst of cons,n'n,; ~
deceased was sister OF Rev Nm IT fI.TL
resident OF Loyoia College, and took the veil
n. rT The Emperor Napoleon has presented to
he
sPlenold mansion In the Champs EIysees is,.Iv
renased OF the Marquis de Lauristan Tbs
Up, is valued at ,00O, 40 francs The En-
button to the dowry Of Maj. Pani.o, I us conll-
Intends ,Ss Msiskof while her Msjesty suoer.
PREPARATION Of the brides t,on,,sox
says: ne Alexandria Gazette
"Col. John Tsyloe, of k,,a
mas been suggested by MANY ~ ~ county,
sea. IL the next Virginia Legislature Us iGI
; "i' s1dslsns and lnteiigeh, gentleman and
what the people will ultimately drtermins or
we VIII say, that, II elected, hs would nne on,
faithful representative make
John Ia loe, an Old Line whig, now
ae's co daily with the Democratic party he !.
- ~, Neh man as that bis presence would grace
sh) safe Legislature With him politics Is hv
III IN M aiS a Trade Would that more gentlemen
.rie. nent found their way into American STATE
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NEw TREATY BKrwEES JAP.S.,p 1Urr1,.
TED sIATEs.-The san Francisco Bulletin of
Oct 5, learns that an important new treaty has
oeen made between the Governments of japan
ana the United States the latter being represent
&c ey Mr. Harris, U ). Consul at Jeddo. A son
OF captain Tatnall has left with a treaty for
"eshlDgton, by way of China direct. By this
tedtV new port Of entry will be opened to
Americans This port lies in the bay Of Jeddo.
nve miles from the city. Americans are to be al
lowed 10 travel through any Of the ports, which
are open to them. Ii is stated that a japanese
Prince, with a suit OF fourteen attendants, was to
depart from Japan forthwith for w ashington, via
California and Panama
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ThE INDIANA AND KENTucKY SLAVE DIFFr-
eULrT.-it affords US great satisfaction, saws the
Louisville Courier, to announce that, in all prob
ABILITY, there has been a complete settlement OF
the late unhappy d ficulty, growing out of the
capture OF Horace Bell, by unauthorized Louis.
vile oncers The delegation which proceeded
10 brandenburg on the ferry boat, had an interview
win the citizens Of that place and returned home
rev mornings since. They found that the PEG.
PIE OF brandenburg were laboring under no undue
excitement, and acted in the matter with perfect
GOODNESS. The understanding was that Bell
would be tried in Brandenburg. and reasonable
pail taken. Messrs. Cannon and Austin, and two
other gentlemen of New Albany, remained to &C.
company Bell home
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The CHESS MAToH.-It appears from Paris
letter In the Courier des Etats Unis, that Mr.
harwifz was beaten even worse than supposed
The letter states that two games had been played,
the first resulting in draw game, and the secou d
IN the defeat Of Harwitz. Mr.. Morphy, there
fore, had but one more to win, whereupon Mr.
HaIwiiz abandoned the contest in despair His
physician advised him to take this course, fear
ing tina. his nervous system would not bear the
severe excitement Of a continuance of the strug.
gle
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NONE DEAD.-The victims of the recent horTi-
bic tragedy In Thirtieth street, New York, weIe
all alive up to Saturday evening. Mr.. Gouidy was
partially conscious portion of the day, and
spoke at times to those around him. The servant
glh' Johanna, was sinking fast. while the others
remained about the same as the day previous
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ANSIvERsARY.-ln New York, on SATURDAY.,
the anniversary of the John street churc b. the rst
Meeting house erected in America, was held
The exercises commenced in the forenoon and
continued almost uninterruptedly to a late hour
In the evening. Among the speakers were the
venerable Dr. Bangs, Rev. J. p. Newman, Rev
J. d. Wakeley and others. The services were
deeply interesting. The church was densely
crowded
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Spirit OF THE MORNING PRESS.


The Union, as picture of "Governor Wise
this year and last, quotes the following: This
year, be proclaims-
Utter opposition to the detsstable doctrine Of
tne aosoiutism OF conventions to prescribe and
proclaim fundamental forms Of government at
peoples doctrine at only for slaves, and only
claimed by legitimists and desrots Of the Old
World -
Last year, he wrote: -.f
"Tbat the people shall, of right, Judge for
themselves, at the polls, Of their own organic
law, unless they expressly authorize agents to
make and adopt a constitution for them, is a
principle for which, as a member of the last
Convention Of Virginia, would have contended
as streBuously as did for any other principle of
popular sovereiy nty or of self-government. There
was no such authority delegated by the people
to the Convention Of Kansas Yet, If, upon pre-.
cedent the Convention Of Kansas adopts a Re-
Puoiican form of State government, and report.
u TO Congress without submitting IL to the pco-
PIE, agree with Mr.. Hunter In acce pting IL and
voting TO receive Kansas a. u State slave free,
Into the Union.n
The Union, further, comments upon Mr..
Stewards Rochester speech, which, it says,
contains some of the plumpest and coolest as
sertions Of notorious untruth that even this
sudacious orator ever before ventured upon
The LHteifrgsncer gives ga word to the
weary of Kansas Politics." announcing tina.
hereafter it will publish fewer Congressional
speeches.
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IL Gov. Hicks has issued proclamation des.
ignating Thursday, the 18th of November, to be
observed in the State Of Maryland as a day Of
public Thanksgiving and PRAYER.
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Nv A. n KERR 4 CO.
w QUILL respectfully inform the citizens of the
Island and the pub 10 generally, that they have d
purchased the Drug and Prescription StoreS
on the rns, Of az an streets, recently ~
occupied by Mr.. John g.. Fill. which they are ~
proceeding 10 re6t and refurnish with a stock Of
NEW and FIR ESH MEDICINES In addition to
which weare lust In receipt Of excellent as.Ort
ment OF ANCi GOODS, from the establIshmen ut
Of Jules Hauel 4 Co.. Philadelphia, consisting IN
part Of Combs. Brushes, S,sps, Perfumery, and in
TACT all necessary Toilet articles which nre pre-
pared to sell as low as they can be bought in the
TPhy sIcIaps Prescriptions carefully and accu-
ratey compt unded at all hours, day or night.
The patronage of the public is respectfully solic-
tied, and universal satisfaction guaranteed.
no l-eolWr
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ton. The experiment gave the officers and
crew perfect confidence in the ability of the
Westernport to bear the shock of her ten-inch
guns; and when a few alterations shall be
made in some of her journals and the line of
her shaft, she will be ready for any service the
Government may require
MExIcAN ArrAIss.-Intelligenee has been
received from Mexico to the effect that the
United States ship Plymouth, Capt Dahlgren,
left Tampico on the 9Th instant, for Vera Cruz,
to convey Mr. Forsyth home. Capt. Dahlgren's
conduct before Gen. Cara, in demonstrating
against his tyrannical acts, is highly spoken
Of, as is also that Of Consul Chase. Ff
The MARINE CoRPs.-Lieut. ID. NJ Cohen.
Of the Marine Corps, now stationed at the
Brooklyn barracks, has been placed in COM
mand of all the marines in the chartered steam
ers about to be sent to Paraguay. On the arri-
val of the feet at the general rendezvous, 1t.
Cohen will assume the position as third officer.
The NICARAGUA RoUrE.-The agent of the
Associated Press telegraphed the following item
from this city on Saturday:
Our Government has no complaint to make
with regard to France, in connection with the
movements in Central America. new contract
has been entered into by Gen. Jerez and a Phila
delphia company, represented bv J. Vandyke,
| for the Nicaragua transit line. The Administra
ton knows nothing officially Of this transaction.
| LAND WARRANrs.-The following land war
rants have been issued by the Pension Bureau
during the month Of October, under the act Of
| March 81
| For tracts Of 100 acres. sol
| For tracts of 100 acres. 81
| For tracts of so acres. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
| For tracts Of 50 acres. .
Total number of warrants ... 65e
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BOARDING.

BOARDING, with handsomely ia rnshed Room.
- lIghte1 with gas, msy he oOtaIned nv earl, -
pcatIon a. $40 18TH street. be- and G. sire ~
Oc 26 III
ROARD.-Eligible ROOMS, single and douhI.
y with BOARD: also, able Roard. may be had
al NO Sss street, opposite st. Patnot's Church.
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Total number of warrants.

The OVERLAND ROUTE. - Mr.. Butterfeld
arrived in this city on Saturday with the view f,
it is said, of obtaining further protection for
the California overland mail, which, he says,
could be rendered at comparatively small ex.
pense, and would enable him to shorten the
time of the transit to twenty or twenty two
days.
COSTA RIcA.-It is said that the State De-
partment has received important dispatches
from Minister Lamar. The Government of
Costa RIGA, like that of Nicaragua, disclaims
any intention in the Belly manifesto of insult
ing the United States, and apologies for the
language used.
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u RIELLY'S
RESTAURANT, "hl
1l situated on .. street, No. SAD
kIs>kSnk Al, near the Eastern mar- S2
ket, whore all times
may be found The finest ard best OYSTERS.
CAME and all the de!lcacies of the season to he
had IN TINS or the adjacent markets; together with
the best Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
+. S.-WhIle shall strict ABIDE by the Jaw In
relation to selling liquors on Sunday. my friends
nee not 60 hungry. Tor will feed them as well on
sunday as MoIday-but. nary drink. 90 S0-st
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~MAsONIC The annual communication Of
AS the nj. w. Grand lodge Of Free and 40
cepted Masops Of the District Of 1lumbis. will he
held on IT. ESDAY next, November ID, at the Ma
sonic Hal, corner Of ID and eth streets. at O'Clock
p, m: Ire omoers and members Of the Grand Lodge
are requested TO be punotual ia their attendance,
By order Of the N. w. Grand Master.
6. A. SCHWARZMAN.
% . " Grand SECRETARY.
HTHEADQUARTE VOLUNTEERS,
hrS WARRINGTON, October q, 1858.
Vigilance and activity viii insure success, Our
enemy mas been Gsasyai Tsacfirirt, HIS sappers
and miners and iEht troop. have been al work but
our forces are now the alert they are nv n ed and
determined by active movements to keen the enemy
IN front.
There Will be meeting of all the officers and Eve
sergeants for eaoh Company of the Volunteers.
every alternate MONDAY EVENING, commesc,
ing with Nor day next, at the Columbian Amory at
O'Clock, until further orders. for Theoretical and
practical instruction At the first meeting the reg
ulaiIo- will be arranged.
On the sue seeding and future alternate Mondsy
Evenings. e,Eht volunteers from each Com psny. in
Guiding all the Corporals, will assemble at the SAN
place and at the hour for practical instruction.
BY order Of Col. HlckkY.
ocS H. N. ODER, Adjutant.