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Richmond Markets. March 81.

BAcoN.-We quote to day Shoulders 81 to &c.
New Sides lOA to lie. Plain Hams, (new) III
to H.. Sugar-cured Is I o 1870.
ConN.-We quote IS to 60c.
CokN MEAL-CountIy Meal IS TO Zoe.
/ FLouR.-With small stocks and light recei,,ts-
superfne S611 to 6N. Extra 81 to III. Family
SIX to So.
OArs.--60 to e5c. n
WHsAr.. Prime White 81 IS Prime Red ST. IS.
MONEY MATTERS s,
We give below the bcs. quotations we can OBJ
tain. .s.
We quote Exchange on New York 534 per cent
on Philadelphia 52s per cent, and on Baltimore ~
fper cent premium.
South Carolina Bank notesFpsr; North Carolina
Bank notes per cent. discount.
Specie per cent premiums.
l. CArrLE.-Beef-The demand thisNeeL wa. more
active than usual and the supply was OF superior
quality. The sales amounted to l47 head at prices
ranging from So. 90 to 81 so gross.
IS Hoes. Supply THIS week was heavy at $500 net
for corn fed. @...s
sHrEp-Bess quality were readily taken at 81 SO
to SIS. 90 gross.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOTELS.

fTyHE Virginia Hotel, SO extensively known 10
L the Travelling Public as one of the best
Hotels in the State, is now owTed solely by Messrs.
WIN. H. Il TH0S. p. PEYTUN. W no will devote
their whole attention to the purpose of increasing
it possible the high reputation which it at presens
sustains, and will leave exertion unemployed to
render their guests satisfied and comfortable. The
recent add itDns put to this establi hment enable
Der of guests than formerly. The whole building,
in the interior and exterior. has been recently re-
fitted and painted and looks now .sGoop AS new y
The propretors have secured the services o. Mn.
WIN. ID. GFLKEs ST., and experienced Landlord
and formerly of the Taylor Hotel, Winchester, as
those stopping at the Hotel: Capable and. faithful
servants are also provided, to ensure the comfort
of guests. The table will continue, as Eeretofo re
to equal that of any Hotel in the State.
CONNECTED with the Hotel are extensive Stables,
under the managementoi Byers 4 Co., we'll known
for their experience and efficiency in this depart
ment. Hnrses Vill be taken Liver, and Hor-
ses, B.ggies and Hacks, will be afforded to guests
on reasonable terms. IT.
The Prop.etors are well prepared to accemmo-
date families who. wish to spend the Summer
months in shis healthy portion of the State.
This Hotel is well furnished and contaialS Is good
and comfortable bedding as any house in the State
In This. Hotel there ere two of Figlding,s New
and Excaeat Marbe-bedded and Pasent-ci shon-
ed BILLIARD TABLES.
Vim. II. i'eyton, who has been so long eonnec-
ted with this Hotel will devote his whole attention
to the accommodation OF the guests. Ee Is thank
full for the liberal patronage heretofore bestow ed
and would respectfully ask continuance Of the
same.
VIZ, H. PEYTON, p5ro,.;o.or.
THcS. P. PEYTON, IroPrie'ors.
II. B.-The Office of all the STAG ELM ES is
al this Heuse. also the office Of ADA.lfs & cos
EXPRESS. WIN. II. PEyToE i nRO.
Staunton, March Is, l66l.--tf.
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Ono Hundred and Ninety Acres.

The land adjoins JAMES G. Fl. Raynes James Pss
tersoh and Others The improvements consist of
a. COhFORTARLE d YELLING HOUSE, a
large Barn. end all necessary out-hpuses. About
LOO ores Of land are cleared. the balance in tim
Der and well watered, and viii make fine home
for any in search of a beautiful and desirable
location.
TERMS.--So much in hand as will pay costs of
sale, AID the balance IN equal instruments at six,
eighteen, thirty and forty-two months; the pur
chaser giving bonds with good personal security
and the title to be retained further security.
Mr.. j. G. II. Raynes, or the Commissioner, will
shew the land to any one desiring to examine it
before sale day.
GIDEON BARNHART, Comn'r.
Tcb. l, ls61.-5w.-Prs fee $500
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Near Green Bank, Pocahontss Co., on the 18th
inst. Mrs. MARTHA j. wife of Uriaf Hevener' al
ter brief illness OF about thrty-six or forty hours,
aged about II wears. She was consistent mem
Der of the Presb vterian Church for several years
a kind and atiactionate mother, devoted wife,
and universally behaved by all who knew her,;
Departed this life on the Ath inst, in the sotn
year Of his age, at his own residence IN Augusta
county, john SEAWRIGHT, one of the Oldest, most
honored and useful citizehs CT the County hr.
Seawright YVES born in Augusta, but having lost
his father when caild, AID his moth or marrying
again, he vas taken by his stepfaher to the State
Of Georgia. He returned, when about ~ years O.
age, to his native county, where ne married ana
resided till his death beloTed and IGNORED by the
community AROUND him, ana eeeI,y inourheo ~
For many years he q Justice OF the efsce "a
his County-the duties of which cfuce ne discharS
ed with signal ability, fidelity and integrty-the
clearness Of his head being only tqua!lea py the
soundnos, of his heart and the eonscientiousness
with which he administered justice IN mercy to ali
70 his other eraces re added that OF nstneere and
humble christianity, and was long useial ana
worthy mesaber Of the Augusta fresp. ohurch,, IN
all ttc characters Of husband, father, neighbor.
friend and counsellor. Mr.. Seawrisbt had few e.
ouals-no superiors His sympathetic tenderness
for the poor and distressed, who always, when
worthy, had access to bis ample stores, was re-
markabe through his long and ascfu, HE, ana en-
deared him to many humble hearts.
The writer of this testimoniol Ct his worth was
for many years favored with ms confidence 81 ana
friendship, and can speak from experience OF ms
r,any y;rtues, they were such as ought not &c
pass, "a. unnoticed to the grave; for when good mar
dies, the world is entitled to his example Tor
guide. a Nc ohor
MIR. Seawright was no ordlnary man, naa enar
.cter was strongly marked. Modest, unassu!nlh
ana a Fsaisa f shp deesd and
could | force him from the path that his judgmen
and conscience persuaded him was rlgn d ne lei
gene from among us-.full o. ae"e'' "-N' NJ.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-22

The administration having come to s. de-
cision upon the claims otapplieants, the fol
lowing gentlemen have been appointed to
represent the nation abroad
Charles Francis Adams, Minister to Eng
land.
VIZ L Dayton, Minister to France,
N. p Judd, Minister to Prussia.
George P. Marsh. Minister to Sardinia.
Jxu,cs Watson Webb, Minister to Tur-
key.
jacob T. Haldernaan, Minister to Swe-
den.
w. s. Thayer. Consul G eneral to Alex
andria.
W. r. Eussel. the renowned Crinean
correspondent of the London Times, arry-
ed in New York few days since. He comes
to this country for the purpose Of gaining
correct knowledge Of Our political troubles
and condition.
We are indebted to Dr. J. ". Sts!DaEer
for several numbers of the Chaies ton 6
CO. Mercury. The Doctor is from Green
bricr county, but has recently taken up his
residence in the South.
There are about ten thousand applicants
Tor positions in the post Office Department.
Letters come pouring in daily, and nineteen
clerks are employed in attending to them.
a. burl'ngame has been appointed minis
ter to Austria. He is the same individual
that challenged Preston Brooks to meet a,
the Clifton House, on the Canada side
Iaii Shuz is appointed minister to Portu.
gal:
livery Cadet at West Poin. from the Sc:
..eeaed States has resigned.
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For CDNGR ESS.

~ We are authorized to announce she non.
JOHN 7. HARRIS candidate lor reelection &C
Congress from the District composed Of the conn-
ties Of Augusta, Rockbrdgc, Rocking ham, shen-
andoah, Hardy, Bath, Pendleton and Highland.
PENDLErcN COUNTY.
We are authorized TIC announce 4. 7. SAUN-
nERS, Esq, q candidate tot the Legislature OF
Virginia, from the County of Pendeton.
March Is, 1881. ~ne.
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sale of IaTad.

7 n PURSUANCE OF decree of the Circuit Court Of
4 Augusta County, in the cause of Stout, de-,
against. James Il. Showalter and others, / shall
proceed. on the premises, Saturday, TIE So
DAY of March mect. tc sell 1t public auction. to the
highest bidder. a TRACE. OF LAND. on South
River. in said County. belonging to the heirs OF
Ran;ou,;p G},owaltar dao,d ccptairinr
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-22

BY the rre Of these Pills the periodic attacks of
Nervous or Sack Headache may be preYented; and
if taken at the commencement of ar attack immc
date relief from pain and sickness wiz be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Headache to which females subject.
They act gently upon the bowels, removing Css-
tieeness.,
For Literary sfen. Students. Delicate Females,
and all persSnsof sedentary habits, they valua
BILE Laxative impHoving the appetite, giving
tone and vigor to the digestive organs, and resto-
ring the natural elasticity and strength CT tie
whole systefs,.
The CEpHAI4IC PILLS are the result Of long IN
vestigation,gnd carefully conducted experiments,
having been in many years, during which thine
they have prevented and RI lirred vast emotr, CT
pain aud suffering from Headacle, whether dr.g;-
ma ing in the nervous system from & 1eraEged
state the stomach s',,s
They are entirely vegetable IN tier com position,
and may be taken at all tines with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet and the oA-
Of aug dssagreeobe tate renders 1t Easy a
minister tran. &c eh;idrsn.
BEWARE OF COUNTEaFEITsi
The gaauine have five signatures OF Horny G
Spauldis.g each Box.
:. Sold By Druggists and all other Dealers IN Me6i-
cines.
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of
the =
PRICE 25 CENTs.
All orders should he addressed to
HENRY G. SPAULDlNG,
k8 Cedar Street, New York.
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M ART EI)s

--~~ ->~->~~~-~7--~~~>~>~~~~>~>
On tie 18th inst, by Rev j. r. Wheeler, NJ r;
ROBERT W. SAITE, to Miss Many SUE PIrMAN, all
of Itarntcn. es
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Tbe Wlarhets.
SPECIAL NOTICES

MRS. vSiEassosv,
An experienced nurse and female physician. has d
Soothing syrup fer childre6 teething, which great
iy Facilitates tie process Of teething, by softening
tie gums reducing all Internationally allay all
pain, aud is SIRE to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your l. fants. i'erfactly
safe in all cases. See advertise usedt in another
column.
June 20, ls6o.-1y -
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A AVAILABLE TRACT OF LAND

containing Acres, Roods and q Poles, on which
is a very snug and comfortable. DWELLlSG
HOUSE and other improvements, situated about !
mile south east Of Staunton, The Staunton and
James RiEer Turnpike, now occupied as a resi-
dence BY VIM. Smith.
Also, the following personal property feath-
cane bottom Chairs, set Windsor Chairs, 2 Rock
ing Chairs, ] Wardrobe, l large Dining Table.
small Table, l Wash Stan1 Silver Table Spoons,
Silver Tea Spoons, ! set China Ware, Lounge
Cooking Stove and Utensils and other household
and kitchen Furniture,-1 Cow, Clock, 8 lot Of
Garden Teo,s, set Carpenters Tools, &c.
Sale TO commence at IL o'clock A. NJ.
y WIN. Ii. HARMAN, Trustee.
March Is, 18ol-tds
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From TIE Democrat, 81. Cl5ud, Ninr.. ~
If you are, or have beer troubled with the bead
ache, send tor box, (Cephslic Pills,) that yol,
may have them in case of an attack.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DENTAL NOTICE. ...
DR. ARTHUR has entered into eo-par tDer-
~ ship with DR.. HEST Of Winchester. DR..
Hest is graduate of the Pennsylvania CoHege of
Dental Surgery, and has been in practices over
four years : DR.. Arthur necessarily being absent
part. of the: tme,. Tin R;chmond,) takes grea.
pleasure in announcing to- his friends that Or.
Feist is fully competent to attend to all the va
rous dut Ties, with the utmost skill, he may be CALL
ed upon TO perform DIR. Arthur will visit Staun-
ton once month, (Court week.
March s, 1861.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
GfAERTEL nlRSH takes this nethod OF inform
VI ing his friends and customers fiat he is still
for the Union. the Constitutions end the eutorce-
ment of the laws: and that in order to maintain
his position successfully, he must have money -
Therefore all who are indebted TO him, either BY
note or account. earnestly requested to CONS
forward immediately and settle their respective
dues. He dislikes to DUN, but noSey he must haze.
He hopes this call will not be disregarded.
Maj CHI l, 2S6l.-Spec copy.
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DUBITC RENTfNG.-On SATURDAY, THE
L 23RD DAY OF MARCH l will rent to the high
est bidder the FARM belonging to the-children of
Thomas Orchard, decd until the let day Of April
1852 The farm contains shout so ACRES OF land
lying On tie Petersburg Road miles frcm Staun-
ton. and has comfortable House upon it. Pos
session to be given forthwith.
Renting to take place in front Of the Sheriff's
Office at II, O'Clock, A. NJ, when terms VIII be
made known.
Apply to Il. NJ. Bell.
March Is, ls6l.-tdr.
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The Post Office Department of the South
err Confederasy is to be ma de sels-sustaln
ing
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From the EXAMINER, Noyolk, Fa.
Cephaic Pills accomplish the obiec. for which
they were made, viz: Cure of headache in ali its
forms.
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From the Eecminer, Norfolk, Va. 2s-
They have been tested in mole than thcusEad
cases. with enti success.
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RxYNoLDssrRo, FRANKLIN Co., OgIo,
January 9, 1881.
HENRY c. SPALDrNa,
No. 48 Cedar st., n. Y.
DEAR SIR: i
Incloaed find twenty five certs, (25.) for which
send box of "Cephalic Pills. Send to address Of
Rev. VIM. c. Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co.,
Ohio.
Your PiHs york AXE a charn-curs Hsacachs cI-
most instantsr Truly yours,
WM C. FILLER
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YrsyLANrl, NIcH., Jan. "a, 1861.

Mr.. SP1LCING.-
Not long Stree sont to you fer a box Of Cepha-
lie Pills for the Of the Nervous Headache and
Costiveness, and received the same. and they had
good effect that ,oGi induced to ssad for
80
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. 4. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
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rf0Ceeaanga-Ofi the RalSlmOae
Conference.
Z HIR p D AT
SrAusToN, March Is. 1881.

GAAcSiONs tdtcu IL, AoVA.
O5sning exercises by the Rev. Isaac
Gibsoa The inmates were read
pa motion, a Committee was appointed
to attep to the publication of the Confer
encc Register R,v T. II w. Monroe.
Wu. Il. Chapsn IA. and J Martin were
appointed:
The Conference Steward. proceeded to
make their call for Conference collections
and claims.
The report of thu Trustees Of the BaIti-
more Female College was referred to the
Com nittss on Summaries without reading.
The report of the Book Concern was re-
ssived and pat on Gle without reading.
Rev. +. P. Phelps continued his speech.
Rev Alfred Griffith arose, and proceeded
to address the Conference in opposition to
Immediate separation.
The Rev l. Gilbert was assigned the
door. bat the time of adjournment hsving
arrived. he will speak TOMORROW at 10 A.
NJ.
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TRUSTEES SAL e.

DT virtue Of two deeds of trust Executed by
I'D VIM. C. Smith to me. dated respectively on
the 2Sth day Of July 1855 and the 3lst day of March
1857, and of record in the County Conrt of Angus
ia, will offer at public sale, tc the highest bidder
for cash, on the premises, on Saturday tie g.. day
Of NIL 1851 the following nrnnertY
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-22

From tie Adrerttser, Precedence, Il. l.
The Cephaic Pillsssre>said to be remarkable eff
fective remedy for TIE headache, and one Of the
very best for that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-22

Fro,s TIE Western r. r: Gazette, CAscdge, IL.
We heartily end orse Mr.. Spaldiug, and his IN
rivalled Cephalc Pills.
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Frosn the Kanawha VALLEY Stcr, Kanophd, Va. .
We are sure that persons suffering With the
headache, who try them, will stick to them.
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From the Southern Pdth Finder, New Orleans. La.
Try lieri, you who afflicted, and we are sure
that your testimony can be added to the already
numerous list that has received benefts that
other IN dicine can produce.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-22

70 the Faculty end Directors Of the Ds:f, Dumb
and Bland Institution,
Gentlemen The Laymen's Convention assem-
htad IN Stanton en- the 18th inst, unanimously
adopted the following Rssolution, ana directed
' Rssoirsd That the thanks Of tbs Convention be
fandcred to the Faculty and Directors OF the Deaf
Dumb and Blind Institution for their KIND invita-
t;ou to visit their establishment
'4''' j. A. MORGAN, Sec'ry.
Stanton, March le, 1861.
This mornings freight train brought IN
more cotton consigned to Messrs. Eowle q
Co, and Will be shipped to New YORK by
the steamer Monticello. We learn the Nlon-
s;ee!la will be freighsea nearly altogether
alt44 ,sttts iris trip. -->alsy- >*f'z"'7
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Smyrna ConGrcgn tionaI Church.

At the Welsh church in Eleventh street, Third
nue. services observed in the morning and after
noon, and prayer meeting in the evening In the after
Rev. Robert y. Thomas, pastor Of the church. de-
ivered a In the Welsh language the topics Of
the day taking Tor his text 1st Peter 81 chapter from
the 18th 20 tie lT yerae and dividing IL in two sections
he commenced hs discourse by condensed history OF
the colonies from its foundation the present govern
mont and its crisis. lie argued In the first section the
following points,
fs,-That the government not the OF tha
rebellion.
Secong-Thl the government made all efforts peacen
bly, against rebellion.
Third-Thai the government made such great prer ara
tiul.s IN 30 short time.
rOurth-1hat the people made NIL efforts for the Union
ticket Cor the constitution and Union, and again
TRIMMED 10 rhrow rebellion At all hazards with no
intention 90 harm the South but Cor the general good
OF all.
fth-1hal in the advocacy Of the government We arc
sustaining the Chstisn CHI ~ch inasnRich il guaran-
tee Ms secular and rcsio IS liberty.
The second section Of tn discourse the claims
~ the government On this subject the divine spoke
follows
first-The government has a claim TO tho obedience of
the 'oric 20 ell Just and Wholesome laws.
Secopd-Ihe government has claim to be supported
by the money, i.ii.ence and arms OF her people
Thrd-The government has claims 10 conduct its affairs
without the intervention of foreign Powers.
forrh-1h. govern ent has n ella i'm to call and apply
tho army auo lvy g. suppessing rebellion; and lastly,
ihc government has claim 10 the sympathy and support
0f all tnicn loving men.
on these ln,s ~ Thomas discoursed for upwasd DIS OF
queut arguments, supporting his theory by numerous
EcTifturAl quotations.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN THE CITY.
THE IRISH BRIGADE,

mt, A. ,z..a,
Inns ''s'i"N'o' piOs'os9'"e s'oii'usly. inc W
vernon Of Massachusetts, is cordially encouraging the
Boston contingent VIII CHI is composed OF some of the
o,,st int a,,,oont an6 -oe,o.,,,ta 900, ri.hs ., =,
~ ~ t' y'"Ns "'sA"i 'o %
found III the Od Bay state. Too much praise cannot be
awarded to Capain r 6 Treapor for his eno-ts in or
o,,,,,,, ,his en,s,d,d bo,,, az 1r;,,,,
80 - -! u '
Noohei heiener VIII deliver an address before the citi-
gems of Now York some day next we X in all of the
gish brigade either IN Nih1's theatre or tho Academy
OF Music. 1t viii we aro confident be a maslerly and
magnificent display OF rhetaric ana PATRIOTISM and the
house viii be- an overlooking II has been present
ed within the tive or tn &c days with costly pair
Of holster reviewers ana waist bel. pistol by Colonel
sam Colt, who acccn vaned the gift with a letter
warmly expressive his admiration and appreciation of
The att..sde which Colonel Hearhcr has asstmed in bs
moIaentous crisis OF the destinies Of America
Many Of the best officers ana priyat of the Old Sixty
ninth have joined The hrgalc some enrolling themselves
the First regiment under Colonel Eugen others in the
for instance the Nor Captain OF the sixty ninth, has
been appointed 10 and has accepted the Lieutenant Colo
Eecy Ok inc FIRST regiment. captain THOMAS Clarke,
Company y, sixty -nnth, goes out VITA the same reg
nent as Ma or As1 SQrieon Smith and Quartcrmaser
Sullivan. in thc f1urth esmept Col tain Tar ok Kelly,
Of the odos, members OF the sixty nnth tax he
Tank OF Lieutenant Colonel at the request OF Colonel
Meagher, whilst Captain cunan late OF the Engineers OF
the sixty ninth gees gu, as MAJOR. In this regiment
most Of the Xouaves, who SO calamity serged with the
sixty ninth In Virginia. will hold Qnorabe and brilliant
rysltois Of command
When General Shields arrives from California he will
nave one OF the uaest brsaies IN The National army
ready to take the ed under his command. There s,
anucStnnu some dilclty with regard TO the Philadelphia
pa regiment owns to ms tarroN minded action of Gov
tGNh bu' az the resident ana secretary Of War arc
Warmly III ihvor OF the irish brigade, w have no doubt
mat te generous hearted ana gallant irstnen of lade
phia WIN Lave faif play shown them Indeed, 1t Is any
ting DAT crodable To Governor Curtin that any dflc
W arising i.en stupid stat pride and jealousy OF ether
STATES sGud interfere with The progress Of this splendid
enaefinHk or any portion o. 1.-THE more 50 as some
90 men nay Dss., Already enfoied IN fhila elpha
uneer too'e ea'rct Du'h lhue"hu.t oil the adj on
q -ou horse Wnch 'apain James oaager, late lbstrnc-
YOU ~ ,"Nai! i"c,'s ~ we ,rse ATTACKS, mas or
t1ea anu ~ Va. i"u o ana WHICH In connection win
me run regiment VI he priSae-wh'ch VII, be req
MN. ny - n!Ink lie proposes 10 taKe tno nod
Inc .ohoWMs u e oi"oia orier from Gov Morgan au-
'h"rizhg COL heasher 10 falsc the ofigale'-
rs" ioEk, sept v, 1861.
o1T. ihoMhs i. MEAeHik, frsseh':-