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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16
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HEsD-QUAR FERs VIRGINIA FORCES
RIcnxoSD YIaGNA Nay 18th, lsGl
GENERAL ORDERs,

HEADQUARTERS VIRGINIA FORCES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, Nay lSh ls6l
GENERAL ORDERS.
facilitate the eisptch Of Business Company Comm ande
nothei that their acquisitions f Arms, Equipments Ammu
riou Clothing al pass through their mmedi.te
Commanding Officer Tor hi, approval other action After
,p.e If time Tor the commanlcs Ton a this order 10 the
this ONCE which do no: conform to The rule must also
be observed ia all eff is letters and intended for the
ton CT the Commanding Grne al such p.per must be ad
tbs Adj .nt General Of the Virginia be signed
by seadins hem and b. oiled and endorsed
quired by regulations
A ocers who have received appointments In the vir-
and who have not yet resolved orders agne them
auth rly rom this Once required report the
Trseicbe, sang The nature Of cir appoint
1aeDt AID h,ir adde's
ITe attention OF all Cheers serving In vgiai. Of
grade urgently called the necessity preventing
hi 10 the hands of TIE Frcq1ent in,prc-
the cartdg. boxes will be made, held
s accountable for the ridges Issued hin, uuss used
In batl, by order.
IVTh- attention Ct Commanding Cheers called to Cen
srsl Orders No o. tn: 3Gh uli rg tnonhy
Of their respective mmands TO be hi, tce The To-
formation they contain Ia essential to proper administration Of
the 8 ryice
v-IAeufenartOoone J3Hy >. wisHyaroS Virginia yolun-
announced t';he troops servrg Virginia ABIDE
Camp The Comm ,nding q neral
Br uRDKH OF MAJ GirI- LIE
Rs GARNET
Nv tl-S tines. AduLlnf General.
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OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GKN,L., /
HEAD-QUARTERS VIRGINIA FORCES,
RcHzoSD, VIRGINIA. May II, 1861. I
GENERAL ORDERS.

Discharges FROM sub;iu transfers In the volunteer
service Of the Site only be made by the author OF the
Governor the Commanding Genesl TIE VI gns Yorc' In
such the sppica co. dis barge eth with ar without
sbus and from whatever cau,e fer tran fer nust or
ed by the Company Commander and VII rSArted
by h through his mmed tie TO the HeArqu 'rters Of
the order for the scharge will
be returned through the sane chsrne TO tbs Company
eubst recruits In Company after has been
In be day mustered Into the VIC
the frat subq aen periodical muserhe pay commencing
the tie Of ivnng the CompAnf The periodical musers
will take place the erd Of the alternate ron commencing
s0h Of June Rolls for these uusters will be duy
supplied
By command Of Major General LEI
R.a.GARNETT,
mvI6 Adu.an, General
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16

VAccINAroS-A GooD SUGGEsTfoS-The Raleigh
Register sucgsst 20 tho volunteers of Virgins and OF the
south the importance OF protecting themselves against
III pox by vaccination. Most of them doubtless have
ready avaied themselves of this preventive remedy tu
IN cannot be hu by evacuation. The disease Is
i'd to be among the United States troops Fortress
honrla
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FILSM nRTmS PET LANES.

The New York TribuHe's Washington CORES pOndent
writing on Sunday last says
El-wOrths FIRE Brigade continue to be the heroes OF
the place They feel terribly mortified thAt few mem
hers should have outraged the community and brought
disgrace on the corps There about $50 desperate
rscs in the Reg mun who will be drummed out. There
are about professional ,Leves Tonight ten very bad
men are ia tie guardhouse and will DO dealt with to-
morrow This Afternoon several Of them attempted TO
pass scntinel and eudeavored to seize lis gun tie
bayoret Of which penetrated the flesh Of one OF them
devious tonight aud The preaching by the chaplain con
stuted a very peculiar entertainment for them.
DRr1pPUL ACCIDENT oN ruE 5. w. RAILRoAD-PAs-
sySG,R TRAM Rus or rnE TRACK-TwELvE TO FBrEEN
PERsoNs ISJURED-TwO OR THRkE SEROUsLY -TRAcK
Torn ur ny souE PsksoS-Oa Thursday the passenger
tain due here AZ hallpast two O'clock from Macon, ran
oil the track seven miles above here, at Sweet Wafer
Creek Tie cars travelling at rapid speed when
the accident occurred Twelve fifteen persons wound
ed two or three seriously, perhaps fatally.
The engine and all the cars but one were thrown from
the track and terribly smashed up The engineer
reports that the track up, which the cause
OF the accident
Among them the fOllowing-hr. Adams, brother
of George W. Adams, Sup O. r. r., seriously Witchcr
and daughter Randolph county, not very seriously;
Graves Dawson seriously S Chetham Dawson, slightly;
r. T. Duke Cuthbert, seriously Y.
A number OF the wounded brought TO our city,
and are being properly cared forAB.erens (Gd Re
public.
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Thus much for the ncv5 Of the day. And row, my
i-rr sb.l' mus, say few words 20 you personally -
You ave- NV eide SON and though hut sixteen yeas CID
have given ven NO. ch,erldlly battle in righteous
cause for ,oar home and youJ s side, knowing tina. the
same Kind Providence will watch over you IN the hoa' OF
battle rs 10 the calm o. every day life. You will have
my daily praycrs your behalf but let not that suffice
let YOUR own petitions ascend to Him who is the giver
,revery good a1d perfect gf that he may protect you
md should it be his will that you lose your life ask Him
10 prepiIe You for Heaven.
Il pat 3 BILE in your kuapsacb; let not the fear OF
rilcule from wicked young men prevent your reading ~
s a aother's gift; rest assured she would place moth
.n in your hands that would iuure you Avoid bad com
paw nsuer smear remember the Lord will not hold
MIN puess that taketh biz name in vain; ncrcr nsDer
Ia drop Of intoxicating liquor pass your lips aud do
nothing that will the blush Of shame TO tinge
your mothers cheek. These may be my last words OF
advice to you commit you him who rules the des-
iuies of nations May h prosper your cause, and de-
lend the brave hearts OF the gallant young men OF the
south when they meet face face, tie invaders of the
soil of Virginia Farewell
Your devoted mother, s. j. B.
IS Icra,
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nc..r. stnnr, and en,dwln.

Brief notes from Messrs. Stuart and Baldwin, two OF
the d.legltes from Augusta, appear in the s2unton
Spectator in reply to enquiries as to their views, in
which they ssy-M, Stuart first
an my Judgment i; is the duty Of all good citizens TO
stand bv tie action Of the State. Il time for Grim
iuton or rscTimin-t On. We cannot sop now TO en-
qure who brought the troubles upon US or why. 1t s
enough 20 know that they cd u.s. and must meet
them Ike men We must stand shoulder to shoulder.
Our State threatened with INVASION and We must re-
pei it as bys. We can"
The only way to preserve peace is to present united
'front.' II We show divisions amor ourselves the enemy
vii be- encouraged by them, AID may make them the
recx for sending armies into our borders for the pur-
plse Of staining the hands Of the disa ced Our true
pocy then, 10 stand together man il the hour
Of M ger and leave family euds to be adjusted after
tbc con;es! is over"
NJ Baldwin sass:
"Oer ou hope now ia in making ready for the biggest
d.t that as 10 u.s. The Uu,Ou is gone forever, and We
n, .g as well ADM, the fact and so deal vita IT,"
Hos. r. BrrlsE Kr>G of Georgia, in Paris at last
.o,,o,s Heh.d been 10 Belgium ard had an interview
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16

ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
NIAssIR,s nACON AND LARD.-A fe
New StYIe army Camp Bedstcad.

AN making large supply Of the absve Et,s which
be used either bed seat, and be fled In sch
be easily carried under The I'll
GERS army respectfully invited TO call
examioe them also have hand number o. Camp Stools
and Jots &c HOWE
Governor ST., between Main and Franklin, and
NV 16 l2h f. between MAl snd franklin, op Cap. For
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16

L;rcoln' organ at Washington IS not pleased ct the
cotton Of IN State It considers is armed neutrality
a, more dangerous than immediate secession. Wei,
Kentucky has the Oh: to act in her way-snd it
Is highly rrsbatle though there some Yankee tories
In her hnrsrs t.' 3D." I'LL "'' '" ''~""r worthy 81
h.- ho-or and reuown.
Tie Lincoln organ has these remarks;
Kr>rrcKY.-We yet no confirmation, or denial of the
Louisville dispatch OF May 9 that i, has been agreed al
conference of Jhe leaders Of the Two parties IN Ken
tuc6y TO recommend 70 the Legislature the arming OF
the State Ii Nr CrittenGen has agreed to that It Is en-
appropriate termination OF his mischief making career OF
last vct'r The Immediate secession OF Kentucky would
be less dan.e,Ous than this nsdiOUs srming, under
cover Of pr, GUIDED neutrality She has refused to idr-
nsh troops 20 sustain Tho Union aud she declares that
American troops shall not cross her soil to strike at the
re5siGoH. All the while, her territory Is recruiting
rcorud Oy she cocs2iIstcrs i, under these oircum.
auces she arms she will have joined the enemy to al
in;euts aud purposes
Lacors agents have succeeded in enrolling or 1000
foreigners In s.. Louis aad Mr. Frank Blair publishes an
appeal to the Yankees to aid in coihirg and oqappng
them. L i admitted that the people of Missouri are
Ike those Of Mar And pretty much Of one mind, and
desire 70 have no part or lot With the Washing on con-
Germ. But tho does not salt the champions OF freedom
as the usurpers at Washington call themselves Their
idea OF freedom ia thai free people shall be overrun and
rodden OF by merceusIy soldiers. Foreign and hostile
necessary to enable the people of Missouri 10
appreciate the blessings OF liberty, in the Lincoln sense
aid therefore armies to be established among them
We fear screw loose with i,ienGs OF the TTea-
sury Dep tnent 1t Washington. We had thought that
the nine million Oan advertised month ago, had been
subscribed and spent-and that the fourteen millions
would be grabbed up soou as offered Bat it now
appears that al of the fire., loan no. taken, and the
Secretary Is disposed to lei it go at what it will bring
in market For Toe fourteen Millions he ID restricted by
the act from taking less than par In this state OF at
fairs i, is to Dc sppsehended that the engine will not
work freely. Those New York miorsircs have been
eaaferirg and haggling with His Sccretarysb P-and
won't come up 10 the marx Anything like par is out
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16

LOAN TO rHE SrArK or GEoRGIA-The Banks Of Sa
vnnnah and Augusta Georgia have united Together and
agreed TO lend par the State of Georgia i,s six
pr cent bond amount equal TO per cent. Of their
capital The Governor had authority 10 issue bonds
ct cher rate snd the Banks, therefore, Yielded to the
dictates of patriotism, ard offered the loan rate Of
two per cent lower than the rate CT Interest,"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16
A PATRIOTIC LADY.

UANP AsHLAND nay IA Io0I.
To The Editor of The Wig:
The Henreo Light Dragons, under tho command oil
Cant z S McGruder take great pleasure in recognizing
tie receipt of provisions from Mrs. Alex. HILL of Rich
rnond to the amount Of hundred dollars for which
each trooper begs leave to return his most sincere and
heartfelt thanks. a TRoofEh.
rich treat 10 the way of choice provisions arrived in
the camp Of the Henrico Light Dragons, at Ashland on
Yesterday. This weltmed present, costing 500 or
MORE sent by that liberal and patriotic lady, M.
Alex Hu. of Richmond By the way on a recent visit,
bo writer found Mrs. H. the ladies Of her family and
servants too busy engaged in preparing uniforms for
volunteers all other domestic svocsons being suspend
ed for the present With this spirit, which prevails
among the ladies' of Virginia old State will not long
% poiiutgd l., foot OF the invader. HENRlCO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16
BACKING HIS JUDGMENT.
The Washington correspondent OF The Philadelphia
Inquirer gives the following specimen Of what is
almost daily received by Lincoln.

almost daily received Dy bInc0In
"DrcAroLIs Alabama, J
Confederate States of America,
April, 1861,
Hii Ere,ll.ncy, ABRAHAM Lincoln:
"Sr IL have Just read your proclamation calling for
10 600 mercenares wade these States. With proper
respect oTer you wager Of 10000 that We meet you
half way and whip you and your Yankee hosts. Re-
specially, ALFRED HATcH
up. S--If the bet Is accepted the money will be de-
posted in the Farmers Bank of Virginia"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16
WRITING PAPER.

TAMRs wooDHoUss CO. purchased, just previous 10 ne
% present blockade the largest and best stock Of
WHITING PAPER
which they hsve had Ia before embracing Poosn
Letter Note Deny and medium papers, Of Vsh qu. witch
s be sold at their uul prices for cash, strictly prompt
customers. payable Let July sp,uing
They have also hand good stock o. ether stausry O.
ster With every description OF Blank Books usually t. M
r-xfu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16

These Pills are Natures speent Prom 70 u, Pile restore
the healthy action tf the boxel In less time than tscy u
Of the caiharuc kinds They neither prodace er.F
pain irritation bot give tone TO the stomach and dyer
ieye diseases tie bowels, kda,ys AID bladder arts CO.
blood and equA se the circulation Hence In Busn H,.
p.ps!a Cosvereas Head ehe Rsmlttent ADD IEtnn u,
ytrs &C. &C. nom I've doses Invariably restore the @
10 leaith aud without wsakenleg the system.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16
A MOTHER TO FER son.

70 The ETtr Of H- Why:
Enclosed Won have au extract from letter OF mother
.o ar soo private IN Company F. c1csmpcd n Ut Fci-
.,i k.hurg, Va Should you regard IL a. worthy place
ia our valuable jgrnai, you can publish it.
Resp c,tully 3.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16

REsIGsArioS.-We learn, by letter from Cairo that
Capt. j. f. Stnar Of Virginia hes resigned bis p,si-
ton in the Intel States Army to take effect from May
3rd-Sf. Louis ReDnL{tcaa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16
rre. eo,.rn,n.n. In .le lincoln sep.c.

We -ulo.u extracts from two Black Republican "a
PES which give very char view Of the sort Of free
government watch ,te Lincoln usarpatou contemplate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16

B~TO EIEE fADsES Istp GkV-
E>SS MEN on TN CITY on EicHMuSD, STATE 90
VIRGINIA AND AL OrEER STATES sr~ nov p.''u-l
msnuactunr Ladies GtnteGens hfs'', l";s, Chiir1f
a Servants BOOT3 snFs and GAfTEEh - sy.ry de-
We have almost entire set Of wursnsn IN e ~.
nent that cannot be surpassed here CT ri, r,err
AIFV HTJ.G co,
i2T "s.1 ~ Rich -crl. ".
- All kinds Of Boots and Shoes mse 70 order, hcreo
We have on hand the best materias imported direct
.rp 4
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RICHnOND AND DANVIELE R. Il.
E5@M Syiss ~

N Q It Q E.
To person, claiming free passage over this Road on bust
ness Of the tate.
AIRO 40 Companies hayns been rolhed by Major General
HI K p Lfe'ha
comp viii I'd, for the transp rtauo1 Of
persou mill service unless eiany authorized by
Olirterma the G. neral officers commanding
Divisions Departments OF the s,te and brog further
ouir, that the Railroad Companies inst the
by orders from authorized
officers As .ps lied aforesaid, vouchers
persons hereby ICED that will be al owed TO
travel the State he furnishes the
Ticket written Order such required by
thu above quoted Motif alton from Major General Lee
On receiving order for transpOrtaon, the agent vii
issue perlon who ticket and s Tick t after
the holder In the OF the Agent will be
re .ognlzed by the CCndJcter ss a valid pass
my6 ChAs u TALOori, supG
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GEN,L,l
RIcHHOsD, May 10. 1851. (
IL companies of Infantry, Light Infantry and Rie-
N In counties Of Pt.syvatia Halifax Charlotte,
Mec-nburg Brunpvck GraysoH Nooway Pnee Edward APP
buckingham Louisa Hanover, Goochand Powhaan,
Cumberland Henrc), Amsis HIvAans an hs city OF keh-
mond reporting this oe with not less than the NUMBER Of
men required will he reeye at once tl the tryiee
that each shall have a. the les't
and file and members are not armed
the deficiency will be supplied hire.
will reported by letter without delay
wilt be given thm 10 thos having most mem
Der. prepared with clothing and outtt for e
JOHN b. BALDWIN,
m7l6-d1e3. Inspector General.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16

RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
ALL PURGATORIAL POrsOYS.

Such as Calonsi, Blue PHI, Seamononv, and Tie Dfii
tic Pals made Of Aioes, GdmJoge, dc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16

Hos. r BrrlsF Er>G of .orea, vas in Paris AT last
accounts He bsd been Belgium ard had an interview
with the King in relation lrcc. trade with the South.
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To
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16

'Ogr Oul hope now IL IN making ready Tor the hSge'
f.t that IS in rs. The Uu,Ou is gone forever and
n, ,y as well ADM, the fact and so deal WITH IT,"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16
TIFF

The loss Of the man who mas so actively
and successfully headed the armed resistance
10 rebellion in Missouri. viii be deeply felt
throughout the North. The exploits which
gave Gen. Lyon a national fame, showed
him to be the man iOr the time and place IL
which he acted. From the opening act Of
hostilities IN Missouri, IN the capture Of
/ Camp jackson. TO tni= battle. his method
with rebellion has been q word and a blow
AMI the blow first The uniform success II
the Federal arms 10 Missouri even against
heavy odds. has been most remarkable. To
attack 25.0o0 vita 0,00o. would seem
however, to he fixing d risk which only
complete success could Justify Ia this
case q victory upon the field was the result,
but il was one which left the enemy 10 such
force that a retreat. tasrlgst hours after,
became advisable; and Gen. 5ie--L retired g
meet his rainlorccment taking WITH hsu
his baggage trains ana q large nuuh-r =.
prisoners zen. Lvon death. Is only one
Of those cazaaliues which mus hs expected
IN War. The best a-I braves. arg the ones
most likely TO tall in bat,.s But be has
left brave md skiIlfaI men q, take hls place,
and we trust tie c5ol cause in Missouri VIII
receive no disastrous chcl1 from his io-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

BElTn OF REV. DANA LAKE, The
RIpOn lines Of Wisconsin reports the death
Of Rev. Dana LIANT. formerly Of Georgia,
VI, aged 81 years. lie was Z resident Oh
Springfield, Wis, where he had been for
some VEN pastor Of the Congregational
Cnurch but died al Ripon. while there t.
attend a session Of the Board OF Trustees u
Rockaway College, Of which he was a mem
Der. Mr.. Lamb we believe was originally
from Georgia in this State. lie graduated
at the University Of Vermont in 1875, haY-
ing ranked second to no one in his class for
sound scholarship and personal worth. lie
wa Immediately elected as Tutor IN the Uni
Terslty and FLIED the ofhce for two wears, IN
eTeiy resIect wiki cre5it 70 himself IND 70
The great satisfaction q hs pupils and MS
associate instructors. Subsequently,, he
entered The gospel ministry. and was for
many years paA-4 u the Congregational
Church IN brioport, IN tais sate. from
winch place be removed to WISCONSIN sons
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16
H4lru OF M RzalHzsr- The Rutland

HEALru o. III REluESr- The Rutland
Herald Of tuesday gives the following
Report from Surgeon Sanb0rl, Of the
First Vermont Regiment now at Bra1tieDOrJ.
EDIT0E. uERALD As 10 NAV be Of IN
uarest 10 the friends OF the enlisted men Of
the LIST Ne-U0U- Regiment o know the mum
Der and cord-- Ed IF the sick At this tune, ]
forward yol % ccrrec- list. with nature Of
disease, anu general condition. 10 man was
lltt behind wien the Regiment embarked.
with tne execution Of CariIn. ot the " o0d-
stock COmpauv, VINO was ~ a living c0ndi-
u1r. from tine efects of a tall from the second
story window OF the General Hospital az F0rt
Monroe tae night before we sailel. / nave
since learned L-at b died the same uav. as
WAS anticipated
Lle number 1i patients n hospilIa 1t time
ri leaving. and Transferred o. the steamer
vas rh,r-v-uiue-Po-- Hospital. Newport
>ews. - General Hospital. Fort Mlur1e.l5
With The exception ll 1875 pauence. those
embarked at Fort Monroe were permanent IN
F-lid- from chronic d,-ea--aui several from
tas Hospital 30 AeWl1-, News were c1u7a-
lescel- -3- She Hospital or-aui1--l.u. o.
tr -s at--llLu-- anu quarters was couccru-l
va- maintained t-ur1u-llu, the 1Juru-r. the
patients dbl not suffer from the T.-an-
some were benefited
On arriving here the we've transferred
90 an urT4r story Of the b-lttIeDor9 House
where they are reccIvin- the careful atten-
ton 9l the experienced HpsUt. -uf from
Newport Nsv.
co. lats Spencer. Ll4-rl-l newer
---. E-t1u. ulll-ll fever
ISL. .A'-er. .u-ullm4
L--. hu-- inflammation Of tho lfver
Is-. Nasn1urn, dIaTrBu5
u, Hyde, vph1l1 lever
IL bi7lJp, glusnOt WOMB.
81, Mitchell. Mallrl4- I-VCr.
a-. taa--, ueulu-Itls-
r-L Church. uall-sll ,ev--
9th. CARPENTER 0ulnsv.
9th. Rowe, maiaTIal fever.
FIN. strong, uaidrIaI fever.
4-l, heed. rheumatism
4i-, L-ey. typu d lever c0aya-esceu-.
---, S-lIgs5n, mallriai fever.
---, bIsnet-, mallrl-l fever
sch. Perkins, pulmonary dIsel
I- addition 90 the above there are several
l from temporary dIssa5iiI-v in the
hospital tent on tne field
1lo-r. Ct tl. Sd Co., IS very low. ana VIII
@" ~AFLNH VA aAr 10 ala L--a--.
u Gle l-- LoMpallas. Gre very s.cz. and 20
vl-- L--- d -le LIST Co.. VAL no. BE-
a g. leave when the Regiment breaks uu.
IN c ar- arc unable o. be moved. . %
IL. -lr-eons viii remain IN enurse. or other
satisfactory a--rluCamCr- be MADE Tor their
eouiH-- ILl saI--r.
l- o-- r.a- -- ave --aius nave occur
ITO m tl Regiment during IT'S term Of ser
uc-learlr i-1r m0ntn---nra- from QIs-
cas- O~n1srWott, a llold pneumonia fol
measi Bennett, Of typhoid lever
typhoid tsv- following measle-aU
al General Hospital. Fort Niouroa-
Two, Accidentally WhlJnev. saa- Carlln. .
from e WINDOW.
No death occurred az the Hospital at New
port News or Vi over two hundred cases
treated IN Hospital.
r. *. SANBORN.
surgeon lst Ret Vt