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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10
sunday Night Dispatches.
southern News

FORTRESS MoSRoK, Feb. s.-Southern papers
received blythe flag OF truce furnish tie follow
ing
A dispatch from GAINESVILLE. Tennessee. say.
that Fort Henry has fallen into the hands of the
Federals
Our troops are retreating 70 Fort Donelson on
the Cumberland river CO
The Federal gpnboais are at DAnville. Tenne-.
see, and the bridge at that place has been de
stroved by the Yankees.
AdispaIeh from Roanoke Island STATES that
the Federals had advanced 10 Roanoke Island and
been twice repalsed.
The fight commenced At : o'clock on Friday
morning aud the fight still going at the
last advices.
-Four hundred aud ninety Union prisoners have
LETT New Orleans TO he exchanged
NORFOLK, Eco. c.-A messenger arrived to
day from Roanoke Island reports that four Fed
eral vessels OF war were of the Island last night
and large number of vessels two miles below
the Island.
Ing column on Fort Henry
MEMPHIS Feb Fort Henry was captured
b. the FeierAls sessesday alter t~o hours rs s-
ing. Hfefer
Sr LOUIS. Feb. S.-A correspondent of the
Republican SAYS the property captured al Fort
Henry il valued al upw arls of $200. O00.
Nine huudre1 prisoners OF war we're transferred
from here To Alton to day, where quarters have
been prepared in the old pententiary.
Fifteen hundred cavalry and battery Of light
artillery left Yesterday for Fort Henry A regi.
ment OF cavalry also lett for Roa
CINcINNATI, Feb. Specials TO the Gazette
and Commercial. dated Fort Henry. Feb. :, give
the following intelligence:
Directly after the capture OF Fort Henry, the
gunboats Lexington. Tslor, and Connestoga
started up the river with instructions - proceed
far they fit
Yesterday the Carondolet. IN charge Of Coils
Webster, higgins, and Mcpherson of General
GRANTS staff made a reconnaissance as far "a
the bridge of the Memphis and Clarksville rail
road at Danyilie They found quarters had been
built at the bridge and occupied by some troops.
where Was found large quantity Of army sup
plies-commissary stores, wagons, &c.
The inhabitants were deserving their dwellings
for miles around and fleeing in every direction.
The bridge at panvilIe was partially destroyed
by the first gunboats which went up the river
Another of the piers crippled TO pre-
vent the passage Of trains.
There were eight guns captured by Dickey's
cavalry and Col Logan. instead of fourteen.
Nearly all the guns are spiked with telegraph
wire which can easily be removed. They are
brass six Founders and in fine order.
All the prisoners taken, about loo we're sent TO
Cairo yesterday.
The amountof property captured viii exceed a
million doaLs.a rs .At %
Reconnaissance have been made by Col. Lo-
gan and Others tOwithin a mile or 50 OF Fort Don
elson.
Gen. Grant and staff viii make reconnaissance
this afternoon up the river beyond Danville.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10
COM MERcIAL.
fFEt sHrFasfzeEsrHs 1861 fHffffi
New YORK uarket.


vrv Yoxk. February g.
Flour dull and common grades still remain
uneaaAged; demand light; - 1905 - Cor sd
perfine State; $6Ed6 Is for extra State. chiefly
At S6e16 %; 81 sota5 - for sgperhne Western
s. $500 10 Cor common 10 medium extra West
cru: Sc O5G6 10 for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio, anu Sc 20@6 80 Coz. trade
brands, market closing dull sad
Whisky frmer; saies at 2ft924lsc, chiefly at
the latter rate
Wheat rules quiet with only limited supply
offering and holders exhibit no very pressing de
sire 20 realize; sales Of Chicago spring NJ 81 p
al SO. Miiwaukee club at 81 36@i Sc. amber
Jersey 81 ~ red Maryland Ut 81 AZ. winter rel
Western at 81 l5d 46 small lot of white
Kentucky at 81 81; white Canada 81 As.
Corn little slack, with a moderate demand
foo export aud home consumption; sales at 6Sls
a Sic for medium in store and 66lsc delivered:
57@5sc for damaged do; Gle for new yellow
jersey
Pork in better .densnd chiefly for future de-
livery but the market is without decidei change:
sales at sI2dI3 for mess; So 75@f3 30 for
pune mes; 50 80 for prime eaal
BEEF Unfair demand at full prices. -
Dressed hogs in good request AZ 4@il4c for
Western, chiefly at the inside price; 4d414c for
cItssfo in - nafefnf - pfnnst ~ q
Lard more active but without decided change
in price: sales at ia the latter an extreme
price rIr ssfft lfl ~
Butter quiet; l2@ llc for Ohio and l6@20c for
State.
Coffee-Rio frm; market quiet at l9@l9llsc
small sales
Sugar-Rawsunchanged sales at 1(d73sc for
Cuba 81 asa &c for Porto Rico and Havana
6la@67sc cash.
Cheese dull at safe.
Molasses without material change in price
small sales at PIC.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10
NOTICE.
Notice 10 Indiana Troops.

z@ eusKTE zxssrEE q ESERH's DIR uTsrSr,J r
INDIANA VOLUNTEERS,
indianapolis, January 50, ls52.
YyvHE UNDERSIGNED USES THIS MEDfrH or APP
prsng the ipdiana troops n st the "a yet
his Department large stock Of Blanket Comforts ou
Shirts, Drawers Socks Ntens and Gloves. the doua
tons Of ezens from al parts OF The State. fox sirbu
ton 70 such 81 our soldiers reef Them letters have
been addressed 70 many Of the Colonies and kegnenia
cIarcrnasters inviting them 20 order supplies q these
goods some have tore so butn have faefto reply
IreSunng that this notice may reach whom letters
have reached the request hereby made that wher
goods II the above description needed, The
Colonel or 0uArerfnaster Of such regiment viii
csey apply for the sane stating The quantity 81 each
needed and whaf point they should be sent They
VIII IN sl eases while the supply lasts BE promptly for
wsrted At the expense cf the State. J. a VAJES,
febl DIV Quarfernester General.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

MARIoS CoURr COMMON PLEAs-Some
twelve criminal cases have been tried in this
Court since the commencement of the present
tea The Hon. Sims \ Collev assisted by
John colerick Esq, appeared for most of the tie
l....i~nts The majority vi them were women
accused Of petty offenses Mr.. Colley defended
the.n. To day the civil docket will be called
In the celebrated Bennett criminal case. Coun
-ellor coliey made magnificent speech and his
client will probably BE cleared
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

THE EAST END BATES CRY MILLs-Mr J T.
Wash Jefleries is the proprietor of these cee-
brated mills, East Washington street, beyonc
Pogue's Run The very best quality of family
ninety barrels are turned out daily. Throughout
the manufacturing establishment new machinery
under the superintendent of Mr.. Jefieries, ha
been put in. We would advise all grocers, hote
and families to buy their -four of Mr.. Jeifries. III
manufactures a splendid article
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Mark ct.

CINCINNATI February \,
Flour unchanged; fair demand at 81 l5@4 20
for superfne, and 81 25@4 80 for extra and
family
Wheat in good demand; sales at 81 @9Oc for
prime red and % a 81 for white.
Corn firm and in good demand at 29c.
Oas steady at 2sc. hue n0sfhEM
Isge,ins quite active demand at 52c.
Barley steady al 50td 52c for fall eAAa
Whisk firm at &c. ga
Hogs firm: 600 head dressed and frozen ship
ped from Chicago sold at 81 2O@3 50; receipts
of 500 head
Mess pork in good demaid at 80 -, - q
Lard is firmly held at 6ss@634 c with buyers
at 6ls 663ac.
Bulk meats dull with sales and they
offered freely at 254 @4c.
Sugar duh and unchanged.
MolasseS dull and prices lower.
Coffee is quiet bnt firm at l9ls62lc.
Money market unquiet and unchanged. Great
indignation at the action OF the United States
Senate in refusing to pass the Treasury note
bih. sfsfsi7r4F Tee tffnuuf7 80 uF ~ ns
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

CRY CorNcIL.-There was no meeting on Sat
urday night last, not more than four or five OF
the municipal functionaries being present at one
time. After waiting while. every one took his
hat and left. We note derecton of duty with
regard to his honor the Mayor. He was not
there. Probably the august body will convene
tonight on the call of the Mayor, thus putting
the taxpayers of the city to additional expense
Taxpayers, make note on it,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

GREAT SwINDLE.-A well-executed shin
plaster, purporting to have been issued from La
fayette. Indiana is in circulation The Lafay-
cite courier says the bill purports to be issued by
tile pioneer Association PAYABLE on demand
at Lafayette, signed by a r Barnes, Cashier,
and G. W. + Smith, President. 1t is of course
base swindle. no such association exists. The
bill is well executed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

SOLDIER kILLED.-At the corner of Washing
ton and Delaware streets, yesterday afternoon, a
soldier was killed. The unfortunate man. we
understand, had escaped from quarters, and a
guard sent after him overlook him. He offered
resistance and the result was he was struck a vio-
lent blow over the head with the butt of mus
ket The man fell in extremity and chaplain
and not surgeon was sent for. Poor fellow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

TIE OcToRooN.-Miss Kimberly, one of the
most accomplished OF actresses. appears tonight
in the Oc:oroon at the METROPOLITAN. Through
out this gifted lady engagement which we learn
is very brief. the theater will undoubtedly be
nightly crowded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

CINCINNATI. fcb "a special indianapolis
dispatch % the COMMERCIAL SAVE:
Gen Thomts's division : saud to have made
forward movement and will invade East Tennes
see at three points Gen. Carter goes through
Cumberland Gap. Schoepf by the central route
and Gen Thomas with Manson and McCook's
brigade. viii cross at Nil Spring. They Will
advance Immediately on Knoxville where they
will take possession of the railreae. Getting of
supplies aud communication with the rebel Gov
eminent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

The WEEKLY INDIANA STATE SENTtNEL.-Ths
sheet is issued day Ii Is filled with news tel
egraphic and by mail, editorials, miscellany, mar
ket reports and other interesting matter. 1t is
the cheapest and best family. political and com.
merciai paper published in Indiana Price 81 per
year. Single copies. in wrappers, to be obtained
at the counting room desk five cents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

PERsoSAL.-lf this should come to the notice
of Joseph Hedges Davis. now m Missouri he
will hear something to his advantage bv ad-
dressing the Publishers of the Indiana State Sen
finet indianapolis, Ind. The Missouri RepuJH
can is requested 10 copy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

PHcToGEAPH Acknowledgements and am
brotypes are all the rage now and splendid assert
ment can be found at werden & Co.'S, opposite
Glenns' Block The ladies can also find there a
nice stock of stationery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10
From Loui.,rtir.

LOUISVILLE. Feb. s-Foriy.six prisoners, cap
turet AT the Mil Spring battle. were brought
here to night. including Lieut. Col. NJ b. Carter.
OF the Doth Tennessee, and three Lieuienants Of
other rebel regiments.
River fallen inches in she last twenty -four
hours and still falling slowly. Weather growing
cold fast
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

-. pr w nep,nea. Pastor or Roberts f1rle
'''' lxpIASsrolIs. October 8, ls57.
no q " RoRAcK-Dear Sir: ! have used
vo,.r Blood Purifier for nervous affection. from
which have suffered much AZ times While II
! pleasant ~ the taste, il certainly has al PIP,
eject uron the nerves. Please acceptmy thank:
for your kind regards, and believe NE
yours J ". T. doMULLES.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

- Miss Belle Carroll will reopen her school
f,r b,vs aury Misses in the basement of the Asso-
ciaie Reformed Church. on Ohio, between Penn
sylvania and Delaware streets. on Monday next
Mss Carroll Is an accomplished ami thorough
teacher. and her enterprise should be encour
81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

HEApocARrERs. 27TH REGIMENT INp. NoLsl
Camp ne,r Frederick, Md, Feb6, 81
EDrroR SKSrISEL-It will probably be nteres-
ting TO the many friends of this regiment to know
money paid to them by Uncle Sam. The follow
ing table will show what each company has ac-
tually sent home to their families and friends in
old Indiana:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

CREsrLixE. o. FEB. 9.-Ia-t evening about
o'clock. a. Mrs. Graham wife Of an engineer on
the T. Pr w and G Railroad. was filing a coal
oil lamp the oil caught fire. communicating 70
Mrs Graham's clothes and burning Der and one
OF her children u death. Mrs Grallam's mother
also burned. Also another child Of Mrs.
Graham, but It Is thought that they will recover.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10
The Fort Henry Basssc.


MILWAUKEE. Feb. e.-The Chamber OF Com
merce to-day adopted resolution approving the
legal tender clause In tie Treasury note bill
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

tn, War.r CRoP-A friend Who has lately
h.an over much OF jefferson county informs W
la, ,b, prospect tor good crop, especially ia The
eastern mart Of the county. has rarely been bet
ter In the western and southwestern parts OF
tie county the ly injured the early so"n ia some
extent. ba, this does not seem To have been gen
eral- Madison Courier.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

INOR SAIE.-One lot within "a squares Of Odd Fel-
lows Hall fronting 20 feet; price se5 per foot front
Il i centrally located ami we'll calculated for b4-iess
property for a residence kli-Bl FERGUSON.
Heal Estate Agent, No. -, =. Washington street
f-h3dti.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10
MAsoSIc NopcE.--Tbere will he special
meeting Of Center Lodge. No. %, this Monday
evening, at : o'clock, for work.
cHAs. FlsnrR. Secretary.

u Mr. ID. VI Lcavett, an accomplished pro
fessor OF phonography proposes forming class in
this city for instruction in this interesting, use.
ful and beautiful art Apply to him at the office
OF John Gavin, ESD. East Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

- Another ,rriv~.l. by express. of ladies'.
misses and chillsen's .Balmoral' shoes. patent
leather. tipped and plain; embracing an excellent
assortment. and substantially made
fhqS, kNopLK & SON
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.
For Sale or to Exchange
rnfatrloA..a> ,mr.Eauaan..
FOR CITY PROPERTY,
$50 Acres, the Gallaudet Farm,
CORRECTED wEEELy.
Situated eight miles from indianapolis,

Situated eight miles from Indianapolis,
AN TIE INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAIL
~ ROkD. with she station 6seudct in it> center.
every fenced, nearly all the rails recently
reset 800 ia cult 400 underdTaned for
good orchards eight wells OF water. two good barns AMI
e ll5 feet long nearly completed family residence
worth 81 OO0 five tenant houses awll worth - 600,
und storeshcu~e Fms hiyhiy fertile farm,
equaed in situation by any the State Gully 20 minutes
10y railroad from lr nfa W. four passenger trains stop
ping Al the farm station each day with State road
ming through it. center, j. offered for sale at great
bargain II be div ded tb SA OF eight farms If de-
sired For apply % the owner. ;. BROWN.
6rikandet, January A. le6ls- -ffr ltfEFf rF.s T
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

"Of fever. Ia Africs Richard Brand"
The words start clear fnro' the twilight gloom:
The pafer drops from tie shrinking hand.
And the presence OF death fills al the room.
A noble room. whereshe freE o. haIls-
Al htfuf-iniervals falls Andf1de-
On curtains of silk on sildei walls
On cleaning marble, crimson brocades.
She waits alone for her husbands guest.
Lord Arher--he has dinei With hem ottes Of
She waits. In jewels AMI velvet dre,t.
As BELTS her beauty and her estate.
On her arms and bosom. rrofusely bare,
Shine the diamonds she brought on her mar
srizgc FiayrTv &c ~ a zTH
One red Foe rests in The golden Eair
With which Richards fingers we're used to play.
Dead-Richarl dead ard she is alone.
In her silk and velye; and jewels here
o sess y life crest uTke,revs sangul q =
% sothown eye shelfever Sear, :
- " 10 - - - - - -
The time for moan or tear is over:
Nor tear nor moan can bring death to life.
What woman need weep for a dead poor lover.
Who has honor and station--a rich mans wifel
Honor and station, and Richard dead,
On the fevered shore Of mat distant land
No faithful face AT his diving bed:
No tender lips on his dying hand.
And she loved him-she loved himl The poor
false heart
For a moment bursts out with one honest cry,
For moment the actress forsslkes her part; =
The woman returns TO her love gone by.
And with him once more, in the purple light -
OF the sumner evening size takes her place;
Where the starlt heaven Ter the moor shines
white.
And all her heavens on Richards iace.
His arm ground her; she feels his kiss:
And her trembling breath comes thick and low
With the familiar foolish bliss.
The freshness, the passion OF long ago.
What has she nowl Her husbands name;
Settlements; diamonds; five hundred friends
To come 10 her parties; her beauty's lame
Lord Arthur's homage. And 50 it ends
No; sometime more Far away, up stairs.
Are her children. She sees them every day
believe; but " IN 30 many vital cares
OF dances and dinners, what are they?
Perhaps Gina different station. other WO Gf
And humber duties had lain to her hand
She might have had leisure To he a mother
If she had married Richard Brand
But all that Is over. Years ago
She sold herself freely-body and soul e
For the things that she holds in possession now
And the sale was wise one-on the whole.
When Richard last held her TO his breast.
Her Hips We're stainless. her heart was true;
And now--and now-well, let tlrt rest.
Richard lis dead: let tile past die tool
Let the past die The presents ALL
Lord Arthur's step is upon the stair
After dinner. the opera and the bali;
This folly will surely not haunt her there
With strange wild beauty her cheek is red:
With strange wild luster her ewes are bright
But still the silent face of the dead
Looks .fuii in her face thatweary night. &c
And still, amidst music and whispered signs.
1hro' her soul goes shuddering under breath
"Better be Richard Brand where he lies,
Than sunk in the slough of a living deathl''
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

No better document can be circulated to disa-
buse the public mind Of the erroneous impres
SONS that nhscrupulous papers and politicians
have attempted To create in regard to the charac
ter OF the Convention and Us action upon the mo
mentuous issues before the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

cz-Couu,erfei, one dollar bin. on the Bank
Of the State Of Indiana. are in circulation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

THE DAILY srsTy sESTrSFi !. sen, BY al the early
morning express sr-iehf trains ssd delivered &" sub
'cT6ersip ADJACENT ipwps about DE same time = df-
trbused in fhi~eisy Thi- enables readers at distance
fom the Capital Of Indiana to re, the o. the day
from SIX twelve hour before they can receive + through
papers Published elsewhere News dealers and carriers
IN as> o. 80 so~n- rssreass eerserns afir'apsoI-
win b. supplied with the SENTINEL on good term.
any cher paper Clubs for the Daily will be supplied at
Agents rates Orders solicited d&w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

The extra edition Of the Sentinel, containing
the proceedings of the sub %, Jaaaary Conven.
ton. being exhausted. and to meet the additional
orders W. are daiiy receiving for them. we have
concluded to publish another edition it larger type
Those set ong frierrls WHO, desire to erdes them
will please do 80 promptly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

i.sro.Isp .ap.s...r 70. r,.. a.ns -..,. ...n...
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

NYASTED-CITY ORDERS-At the highest market
w rates by -NM. Y. WILEY.
foctl2-dsEa So-lo1a y. Wasbin gton street
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-03-27
Island No. 10.


We publish in another column the
latest news received from Island No.
10, up to Wednesday noon. The news
is highly interesting and important
though still not decisive. The firing is
not as brisk as on the three first days,
and only shots enough were fred from
our side on Friday to keep the rebels
from repairing damages. The works
on the Island and main land are much
more extensive and formidable than it
was at first supposed, There are at
least 80 guns mounted, many of them
of the largest size, and number of
them rifed. 1t is reported that there
twenty thousand rebel troops there,
though this seems hardly possible.
Shells from our mortars are doing great
havoc in the enemy's camp, and some
of the rebels are continually occupied
in carrying off their wounded and the
slain. The presence of a large num-
Der of loaded wagons on the Tennes-
see side, on Thursday, was thought to
indicate a speedy evacuation of their
position by the enemy. a-aa -
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-03-27

preparing the minds of the people for
the great change. lie expresses a fear
that any attempt to draft men soiH pro-
duce a premature outbreak 4 think
his fear is soeU founded. A member
of the League III Genesee michigan
who passed through the woods on his
way with dispatches to DR.. F., told
me that any attempt to draft our friends
there would bring on an open rupture.
l think our Leaders should look to this
as no doubt they will.
Il am happy to say DR. F-con-
siders his mission accomplished, and
and departs for R-[Richmond] by
the 18th inst. Through as. there is noac
an uninterrupted line of con,n,,snica-
ton 6etseeen the s. South and Europe.
He leaves Capt S., sure friend, in his
place to rec. correspondence, &c. p.
g Oar o6sc,trity is our gredtest safe.
guard. The duties which devolved
upon me could not be conducted in any
place of note without attracting atten
ton. i forwarded your request to the
G. NJ Grand MASTER, and am in.
structed to furnish you with the Cyphcr
and its Key. l will send the same to
Pt. III. Port Huron thence to W
Windsor | have much which / wish
to communicate, but will wait till an
opportunity offers to send it by safe
hand. j am obliged to send this b,
mail. aas Of b9ba3tui s1sa 2ssG
May God prosper the cause. The
ST. South is doing gloriously. /,
wrings my very heart, however, to sec
our brave countrymen N--lNorth-
and S-[South sacrificed to CARRY
on the hellish plans of our tyrants.
May oar project prove O second
Sicilliaa Vesper, attended with all it.
success, but | fervently pray, withou
its bloodshed. } a 5FtI
"Dear Sir, excuse this confused AMI
hurried letter, and allow me to sigr
myself, h sm
Yours in the Cause,
(Signed,) With Characters.
"P. S.'@Capt. H. will give You in
structions as to the disposition Of tn,
C--s[ Commissioned. The P
Permits are to be used as necessity
requires.