Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

&&s ALL As0ARDH @azss
WE have Just started DAILY LINE OF FOUR
w HORSE COACHES Sundays excepted) from
Staunton to Bonsacks Depot, via Lexington, Natural
Bridge and Buchanan, over splendid Turnpike road,
most of which Is McAdamized. By this arrangement
passengers for any point along the line of the
VIRGINIA Il TENNESSEE RAILROAD,
in Southwestern Virginia Tennessee, leave Staun-
ton every day Except sundays) at P NJ, reach Bon
sacks Depot day at p NJ, making the cOnnec-
ton close with the NV estwa ard bound train BY this
route passengers meet with no detention and save
$50 MILES TRAVEL,
and s2,5c in monev. Returning leave Bonsack's De-
pot Daily Except Sundays) at 80 A NJ on the arrl-
val of the Westward bound tram, reach Staunton
same day by O'Clock, p. II connecting at Staunton
with all diverging lines.
The connections on this route being certain, and the
great saving in distance, money and time, must COM
mend 1t to the
SOLDIERS AND RAVELLNG PUBLIC.
Fare through between Staunton and Bonsack's only
S. 90; fare through between Lexington and Bon
sacks only So 10.
For tickets, apply at the Express Office under Vlr
ginia Hotel HARTMAN a BROWN.
N. B.-A branch line leaves Fincastle. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at A. M, reach StauntOn
same day and dine at Richmond, Alexandria and Ma
nassas Junction next day. This is the quickest and
cheapest route TO either point named.
Fare from Fincastle to Richmond. ...........$7 rs
'' &C Buchanan to Richmond. Extraordinarily rs
GO Natural Bridge to Richmond .......7 Is
The particular attention of soldiers is called to this
route. H. u b.
Oct Is, 1S6l-4t.
80 Greenbrier Era and Rock. Register copy.
HEADQUARTERS MONTEREY LINE.
n. W. GREENBRIER RIVER,
Special Order, October 9th, 1861. J
All Officers, Non Commissioned Officers and Pri-
Yates belonging to any of the Corps upon this line,
who have not been detached by special order eminat
ing from General Headquarters and who are not
tually disabled by sickness for duty will mmedaely
Join their respective commands.
2d-Lieut. Col. Clark of the LIST Georgia Regiment,
Saunton,s charged with the enforcement of the spe
cia provisions of this order, and aided by Lieut. Grit
fin, of Capt. Evans Company, OF same Regiment, and
all other Commissioned and Non commissioned Of
fcers whatsoever, who not lying sick upon their
BEDS in Hospitals at Staunon or not absent from
dut upon special leaves not yet expired and granted
by General Headquarters, will proceed to collect to-
gether the persons contemplated by this order, and
march in charge of them to this Camp.
3d,-The command of the Post will devove, for the
present, upon Lieut. Col. Hartman, of the SID Regl-
ment. Va. Vol. who will have Immediately, copies OF
this order made ont and served upon all
ed Officers at Staunton. upon all Surgeons Hospi-
tails, posted up in the Offices of all the Hotels and
published in the newspaper OF that town.
4th.-The Brig. General commanding this line, out
ragged by the fact, become too apparent, that,
while an enemy of SUPERIOR NUMBERS is in the I'M
med ate front of this Army, there officers and
men so dlrect to their duty, as wfuly and without
cause absent themselves from their posts that many
such in stanton and at other points upon this
line to the disgrace of the ad scandal of the
| country; having vainly striven through tho usual
agencies to bring them back to their commands, and
determined that the brave and faithful sol ier shall
not suffer reputation by the acts of the triing and
self indulgent-should this order fail to accomplish
the purpose proposed by twill take early occasion
to proceed in person along the line, attended by
Surgeon, and will steruly hold accountable all officers
and men whom he finds in actual violation or neglect
of its du ections, whether from wilfulness or ncom
potency. BY order s.., ....
II. r. JACKSON,
F. S BLOOM, Brig. Gen. Commanding.
AID de Camp, A. A. A. G.
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