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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21
Spring I'M shlaNws1s
Balm g. son
Notice to Contractors,

0EIfcE OF THE LEsSKEs ov THE PuBtIu WoRKsl
.sIgr COLUMBUS, May Is, 1852.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- 0EIVED at this Office until 10 o'clock meridian
Of FRIDAY, MAY 23d (nstant for the following work,
For rebuilding portion and repairing The residue Of
the State Dam over the scoto river, below CiTclevie,
The fOlloal 9 an approximate estimate OF the
amountof material required TO do this work:
About l9 900 llneAl feet Of timber BY 10 inches.
400 llneal feet OF timber, BE- I2 inchea.
q l,I0o lineal feet Of timber, 7by inches.
g ~ S,sOO lineal feet Of Sineh plank. y,1A
All the above timber must be Of the best duality Of
good SOUND white oak: s'syigllasg
About $50 piles q and IS feet tlOngequ.I numbers Of
About 900 cubic yards Of stone 'iI's4 hl7nlA
81 500 cubic yards Of gravel. 81 tN
a 500 cubic yards Of gravel and brush.
W $500 pounds Of Iron lOolb and spikes)
Bidders viii specify price per lneal foot, per cubic
mated, which win cover the cost Furnishing The same
and putting 1t In It's appropriate place In The da and
completing and hnishlng the work 10 the Saisfaction
and acceptance OF the State Engnser In charge and The
o. the Lessees, desgnaed for that pur-
Pose together with the cost Of removing th fractured
pSroas % % o. tne old structure The whole to be nish
ALSo-seaed proposals. will be received IL the same
time and place for rebuilding the lower half Of the feeder
lock At LosssOqIns on the Ohio Canal M the foot Of
upon the ground and with but few exceptions cut and
the proposals will state price per cubic yard for Law
Ing the stone in the WALL which will include the tearing
down and removing the old walls, the materas In the
face OF which TO be used In the backing Of the new Wails
aud VIII include also The furnishing the hydraulic and
quick lime and sand, and all else necessary 70 rebuild
the new walls This last mentioned work must all be
done and completed within thirty days from and after
the day when the water shall be drawn after the middle
OF June next, for making repairs.
Specihcatlons will be exhibited application to this
ofnce. $3.50
=, The right Is reserved to reject all bids should
they be regarded As exorbifant.
GEO. W. MANYPENNY,
. aVSr- maaVSlrs--de"tia z % EIHg . aeHyAgpnt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21

r ADIEs,, BeYs, ANDMTSsEs, mE1ss
lDAIN 4 soN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21
Lalser 81 Ihemas a. IlaEi.

The following letter was presented g the
Presbytsrian Ganeral Assembly, BY Di. STUART
RoBIEsoN, with his own letter, which appeared
,uIn our paper with the proceedings Of Monday =
and as we published all the papers on The other
side. II d bps proper that shis also should ap
pear hi our columns: -
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-03-05
The Capture of Roanoke Island.

THE ENEMYs ACCOUNT.
The following dispatches were sent from fortress
Monroe the 18th ult, to theassocated press of Lin
v c0lndom:
The gunboat Stars and Stripes arrived at noon from
Gen. Burnside with bearer Of dispatches for the gov
ernmeuJ. He reports the of the rebels complete
three thousand prisoners captured and all their gun.
boats burnt or captured except TWO, which escaped up
canal The federal loss was u killed, and wounded
about lac. The rebel killed was about 30 and their
wounded less than 100. The advance from Hatteras
took place on Wednesday morning. The expedition
consisted of about sixty vessels, The feet anchored oil
SJumpg point the same night and on the next day
proceeded to the entrance OF Croton sound After a
reconnaissance, the attack was commenced Friday
morning, the Underwater leading the column The
rebel feet attacked aud dispersed in half hour by
portion OF the navy, while the remainder attacked the
land batteries. The fight continued until dark.
During the night 10000 were landed, and on
Saturday morning 1000 advanced. masked bat
terry guns soon discovered by the skirmishes
and attacked in front and boh TANKS. The fight
lasted only two three hours, when the battery was
abandoned. Oar troops pursued and surrounding the
rebel camps took nearly the whole command prisoners
0 Jennings Wise was wounded, and shot twice
while endeavoring to escape in boat Col Russell, of
the 10th Connecticut killed at the head Of his regi
meut, Lieut.CoI Viger de Month, Of the D'EpineuiI
Zouaves, whose services were voluntarily rendered was
also killed No other officers were killed above the rank
of lieutenant.
Our total loss of killed and wounded is less than 200
and the number killed less than So We took between
29OD and o. prisoners. They were about being sent
New York by the steamer Spauldng and other steam
ers Among them are about fifteen coones, lieutenant
colonies and majors
On Sunday afternoon feet Of fifteen gunboats started
for Elizabeth city. The place shelled and having
been evacuated and partially burned by the troops was
occupied All the rebel fleet sunk burnt except
two the Roanoke and Beaufort, which escaped up the
canal.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-03-05

lArnABLE-We perceive by our exchanges that
apanter in Mississippi proposes if hundred others
will unite with him, to fl out comp my and give each
man one bale of cottonPer month. Another proposes
that each STAKEHOLDER shall give to support the war
negro out Of every ten he owns A third proposes
that all otceholders shall give onelaIf Of their sala
res to support the Confederate government Are our
friends ready to rcSpond2
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-03-05

Late Havana papers state Gen. Santa Anna was cy-
pected that port by the next steamer from st. Tho
mas, and would Immediately sa for Mexico
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-03-05

To TAX PAYERs.-Our sheriff. l. w Pickens, Esq.
has kindly handed Us for publication, the letter below
from the auditor. The people have not the money,
and cannot meet this additi0dal burthen. We have al
ways boosted C being good faw-abdng citizens, but
on this occasion must "seceda," and recommend our
taxpayers to hold public meeting at the courthouse
and resolve not pay this onerous extra tax until the
blockade is raised" To illustrate the tghtness" of
the times it is only necessary to relate one circum
stance A few weeks since we forwarded our account
10 Subscriber for four years subscription lie wrote
word back that money was out Of the question, but
that lie had l31 bales Of cotton under sheds-he had
oxen, COWS and calves, ec.--any Of these were at
our service. We returned fc answer, that his paper
should be regularly forwarded to him.
"AUDIToR's OFFICE, BARON ROuGE, Feb 10, 1862.
To l. W Pickens, Esq, sheriff and colectorn and
for the parish Of Caddo,
"SIR-In accordance with section 9th Of the act
entitled Fan act to raise money for the State treasury
approved 23ds January, 1862 and for the purpose Of
paying the current interest OH the bonds issued under
said act, maturing IN 1863 you are hereby notified that
a tax OF one-tenth Of per cent on the assessed
valuation Of taxable property in the State for the year
1861, has been levied under said act to be collected
in the same manner as is or may be hereafter pro
vided by law for the collection OF other taxes You
will therefore, proceed once to levy said tax on the
total amount of taxablepropeFy, according to Il as
sessmentros of your parish for the year 1861 which
will give S7,6S2 no. for which you will please furnsf
bond under existing laws. lin making returns to Thu
Office, you will designate the same as the war tax"
Very respectfully III. PEEALTA auditor
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-03-05

Washington dispatch says there are motto repub-
hcan members of the house WHIP prepared to advo
cate the immediate and unconditional emancipation of
slaves and the administration programme Of preserv
ing the Union ana constitution pnd enforcement of the
laws is said to be omnpotent id the house
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-03-05

1t is believed in ST. Louis that Gen. Segel was killed
n the recent engagement near Springfield.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-03-05

The Rockingham (Ea) Register says, the accounts
from Manassas represent everything as fast stuck in
the mud Some one from there says he saw in the
space of day, five horses Shot being impossible to
extricae them from the mud Into Which they had sunk
There were no incidents Of Interest on our lines be-
vond t'' ..l pane 3. . members Of Capt
t.Hor. ." cavalry .a7 were on picket duty
IL lie vi..u... o. n-4aesrHa|
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-03-05
SHREVEPORT:

THE WEATHER,-Siuc our lust the weather has shown
as much fckeness as yOung lass Of "sweet fifteen"
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, were days ofloYely
spring and summer During the revelries of Saturday
night, the wind suddenly bewvery hard from the north
west; the maidens deserted the amnsements Of the
dance and buried their faces in mana's bosoms Their
places quickly filed by pld hags and scods who
vented peas of thunder and vivid flashes oflghtning
Sunday windy and cold, with small bastinading
of round snow. Monday morning presented our ponds
completely covered over wh icc Who would have
thought it the Saturday previous?
Monday and Tuesday proved clear and windy the
dust flying as if all the wiads Of the universe were
in full blast scattering dust foF powder.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-03-05

Louis Napoleon regrets our 4iyi war, but intimates
that it is the duty of France to remain neutral.
The emperor of Russia says, speaking Of our present
distracted state Of affairs, now, the nations in
addition to all former ties, were bound by common
sympathy in the common cause of emancipation"
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-03-05

The Hon Robert Toombs, Of Georgia it is said, de-
cnes to serve as senator in the Confederate congress-
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-03-05
BEN. McCULLOCH.

FAYETTEVILLE Feb. l7-Major n B. pearce fort
Smith Col. H6bert is at Trotts store The feder#ls
are between him and Keitsville the telegraph road
and have been reinforced by small force from Kansas
making about 10000 men in aii-commsssary and asn-
munition teams have been ordered up Heavy firing
heard at this point at two O'Clock P. NJ.
(Signed) NJ STODDART.
ARKANsAs.-Reliabe information has Just been &c
ccived by me that the enemy 1000 sroug left Green
VILE Mo-, on Saturday last for the purpose of attacking
Pocahontas 1t now becomes the duty of every man
turn out promptly, shoulder his muskot and drive the
yandals from The State
This is probably the advance guard of a much larger
force Of the enemy. Come without delay, singly oFin
squads, and rendezvous Jacksonport Bring as few
horses as possible, as forage is scarce
Maj KEYwoRru, commanding
Pocahontas, Ark, Feb. %, 1862.
HELENA, ARK, Feb PA destructive fire occurred
in this place last night destroying property as fooVs:
Bailey y Ware $4,000; Goodwin s. 600: Richter.
S2,50; Maloney, $4,000; Joyce Sc 600; Hargravps.
$1,000; J. G. smith, 530,0G0 Burress, $4,000; Mrs
Quinan, $40 Q; John Hall, 1500; Burns, 81 o 0;
Underwood, 50 800 d. Nanturini s. 900 and several
others making in the aggregatetrom $50 900 to $50 o1
Destructive FIRE esterday afternoon, at about
o'clock, fire broke the gallery of the premi.es
occupied by Mrs Stackland Liberty street between
Girod and Julia streets Though the alarm was given
Immediately, the flames had considerable headway
the fremen were in force on the spot owing to
the combustible material of some of the neigh
boring buildings Some twelve or fifteen houses, NEST
OF them small ones, destroyed together WITH 10
cords of pine wood the rigging of a schooner, and
portion OF the wharfng the New Basin The ca,9se
Of this destructive fire is unknown The loss amouats
to about $4,000 good portion of which is insured
Capt Kredell, of the German Gazette the SPOT
with his remen tAe Lafayette hook and ladder cona-
NY and also Mr.. Wright, of the Bee, who belongs to
the American hook and ladder company No. .. These
reporters and hest Of oher fremen whose names
we could not learn, worked with the greatest energy
anu bravery. we saw IN inc crowd many Quond9m
fremen in military uniform, who gave such good assist
ance to their former comrades that everybody
was under the impression those same young men would
turn heroes, should they have to face fire of an
other kind. [Picavunc 25tbi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-09
RIn.I.kA niGlL..

GEO .GE n HAIRS s,n O,iouei ee rye w. rnd Martha
H. Harris, OF A bsalrs sy yrg ale, Vas bora !AuA
ISL -'' A'' lei ga ''u A''i A'naA ''' S'
Ibu, h, AaotaJ soldier fallen At the ars; soard :. III.
lis saiSSood he tore ihnie,vs, SSiS SS,G i've o.
"a utrer an sstsr fasly wing up a. III p mise n
bot a wh leaSts dis bT.ter, Blu hrVd w. Is
"a ytt to that dsssIe aud koqsh vas We ,cI 81 he
500; ID is lyins pi3W knI eql4t lin portions
yhf,l ans Tus Ser. niorg me a. their J,l.ns VIZ
idol rel III brace ysuIg soldA as
eye-r1! n itels q thsl ecu ty one s9El 3; aid n
r,Hi despaitIs Of hs recovery wisI his fsver rsg
hs'sd ~ n:i gas in 9. NJ AEta ,ite ns my tent
duty. besU.b lore his Lesth sold I'd II faad
vas oaJ tesls iOa Of b, tis ds aa Ca1lsI
sFins * colt Thsn hsarS N Cin OF war he aI,d per
oil Iol tn 20 "a; to 0sia ae battle and would dli
seTez Ss ws1deia = fatd sine ossatr. in f.Ir n
the amy 4cset ordered all back and A.
aoo1 as ne re osi Ep osi y ie ok two an rahd
dlsr upon The enc ITO te s0IeTs U, Fdly,
III uair liati and successful res upo b ere
my he 1t1m'da tery, nd h wAs The ART ma 10 pat
n .ndsu JAgt urn II .pCa IN At IN " tine
= cha sAs gvea, and ne VII eae 81 comp ~ E.nrfr.
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Sb canncn ard ~ rolnu o. N e'r brave
trAyy and g,Irt Fsh to he soad q lis Al.A.in nI
dsou plans 70 se ea.t e. SP91 ne q All e9oQu ca
Liz; Moses Of old, with I'll the Latct The earthly CSnIin
ell iahtr.roe AMI Ike an lie aypeiiei ie, IN
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S-ss n - ~ u steq ~ - ~ M, ~ ,
the batehr o. ~edussuA ATE, Ills .rSSr
could O. i1t1d. no Angu 81 Of
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siyr m all Asd aiysrtsi u = as give bisprs
bed SOtsVl rcd nAp tie T.: Gsd bat
tugH A5ne g. r;po B, III ", Bis 10 GIg
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sape in ests tb's ial hid done ID roth - tn NIL
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ing 1ui o'sg.I ,htl dies Ton every eye
The Es.ciJ-s WaJn AnI generous AID aIh Cd III
prEy T. hi ami voaE 1hsr OF hjHof
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cha Il the Lus ooEers Of IirJt lhs ten irr
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he FrGpuon Of ne but to T,h trd
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dun cad hem 10 u eIsntsd hcli Ne WI The Carton
Oft leA,us her pay! tic Uus and th'5-
deeds Of dNl1g No eArnrp fLl o.
t1sr re TOW Il Dc n S,eep o. sy uroine $ Il lhe
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hall Of hes sniT gyrg, s11. -ad 10 the
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-09
:TELEGRAPHff..
INTERESTING Fdud 4NsNEs SEE.

non. t. =, R. ALLISON RIsoUscEs osI0SisN AED DE-
soUECss LING ,LSs al NaUPArIQs IRoc+AN,rIoS. ''
= CaATrASocGG. 0ot Gu n 70. Thomas A. R Nelson
Ia; come on, ir long address to the people Of Eis.
TENNESSEE c,ndempFg the recent proc .mation Of LIN
c,n declaring it the most ouragslylsct Of usu psi on
evsr committed in Europs or Anssica. He says: e."
Il shall feel my duty to encourage the most rsrae
vgHg and determined resistance against be y nnts'nd
usurpsrs of the Federal Administration, who have b5ted
orr hopes and soekirg to destroy the last vsstss Of
freedom among us. ''
"let every. ms2 who is able TO fight buckle cn bis
ator and, whea waiting for:Sa sla= process CT con.
sctipaon e. voI1atecrto sidinthe struggle against
the usurper. Goi vii, prosper mia government
~biCh.hsrotOfo7e hIPqcrtcAly pretended TO ssgs war
for the Constitution, bot now thIoKa IF the nisk and
GELS il at arght and d,fance." ...- -as, '-'
TIE address wi hive grea. ef.c. in East Feunesaee
80, Nelson will Isse reg,pent. ..-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-09
TOR EENT.

SEE Ho,,l buze lgh' CoSsss c,h,in'ng RON
70 rh f-oss e-- 81 used n ue bsAu,fu ground q the
'sh add Aosl company N. ceG o. Lshsn 6n the Rich
ond FrtdscEbrs SAD rs,o12g Railroad 6 rles from Rich.
nd.
Nhc Co,sgrs VIII be resd SEPARATELY The Hote sirins
ch,L tsrs, to lAry pAIoss very sge Dining room,
III t"hgr, ~ -. chr ~ DC rlade yzry desirable
-al g M - n cab grthe', tae tsas table.
..tln I'll rayst their furniture The head
= each family ~ arN'0v ed sfr-e ticket
rts gaIg lev, gt,hmot .t+ p s..
DO 90 hshiald A. : 4 NJ.
klIV te oe n the ehtaond Pre9tetSburg and roto-
II DAD GlupaIy. IN Itch end 10 andersg led,
.s6-u G MscMURDo Trsaa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-09

have SEen between sew sn hundred and one thousand
prisoners not insulting the wounded. -.
Tho Hobl, ana Ono railroad is not seriously mi ured
Toe telegraph lire has been repaired 70 CoFi7th.
General Hgr.hut marched Oh Saturday TO the euth
e Of the Hschia river with slsgs force thus cutting
ii Prics'a retrest .-. 80. 20. e.. .-..-f
General RO'ecIals moved carly this morning to re-
new tie attack CsnnOpading was card 10 day in the
direction of these forets .'''
General Price lie ia the forks Of the Hatchie liver be-
tween Generals Horibut and Rosecrsus.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-09
Betsy BAKER.
A DssiRAHLEINvss NJ sNr.

~ IL subscriber for sale trre Ian Ia the lty Of
kin ham. 1he sta coutA up yards 100 Acres
lies JAMS tso CT - sbO rIwicksvula
heavily led AID hes couhde abie good tim
ber upol Pc u5u Z 'e-y OF TobAcce lamb tRl the
a0ou, 80 Acr q A'tS p.rV u sheh have been
CLEARED rSG,orlit iy pr ductN .-....
any ulJrssd 10 Csc 10 cuIi wood, pr'ttn's
favorable ycra for i1vest en-, whist NJ lard I lie IN
TIN l,a,y worth ihaL sIhlC ibtr stts'o-I.
fhs Ssraud ma ahiCt 90 Acres three and hat
miles fsdn. HAE9g cI.y bllS- I'D hca r ihtred
AID 1hsge about Of cleared ~
proiugs yeyW II nj near al he nd t. p'sf the eel
Ovation ~ tobSc-o. Evie Of h rSstn are
Specimens Of the eat Irp having be Duad very
r.eh ...
sell good mill 2 t-ett .horse pow Sad all iti ~
ture. vcu the rsh - .ne lpaf o. BIS
ne tic gbl w~li - me bis pc attention.
/ wesld farm -,ods wjeT Sui fore aan o: y ovu.
Pt.soAid-ifinE f-r her i1fo:mAlien y eas' addrI
-.a- .... -sra ... e, CLIFF RD ABRLL,
Tye Rive, NsTshouss,
Va
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mo ~
An All PsiMGr ESLISraINfs IN TIE NAVY AND Ma

ne aIs,, rs en- fisrIl - ~, q" at,6; 40 ,tacs
T. r-Jm L pAsag II rls ks. an, y y .oa sub
&C -, u nll Hy seryss ulie' tie Al o. Colg eg
pew .ar n plb. d'ens shs be pc mud 10 Tn s. IA
the c3.pS4 IN pr,, ,dng mustered Tito me amy
pc moderate Pr VI ed TiAt napbe GIN n 50
enei dies the MAas corpJbe
thor "a by az
sac > ia sut person Ia, s6oi, 70 be enoiI
'DtI c,'n g mai ANY h bssg ,ri-i
ipauy, f~ . the ,Hr M
he prefers "a el-ovl 70 h. " or Mlrne
crfs r. han he ~ o. thesll o. t'e.rus y ra
o! n N'r vac ne peer, a't otA ae Sscrs
tAry q N Nav q urf a. pUt.- no led.
- B. las at-g he Gag OF lis Of
sl)si an q Ia sht Ds n;e el 70 dolllTj pen b.
APP owed, Oc.. :, 1850
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-09

ns .eeie ay .uy prVs,e o. Dss.scmmis
1ea-y 9TH n,sowa, ,es,nt Ire.- hi wa fias
hese.sr sea ps.'s r sol C msoaed 'seer may Apply
1r'G tT4-.itr when IA rs1ns
ii jrry tta p'D yo,; Gn thss le s.crtry Of
bA make egIt NIT fac d SC II lsrr, uToyi ed thai
acts at s-pyp pe''oa WHO h.. i.te. SAB.
u'e. ts order ttat ~ .pcl sPylc sirns o. 'nfes
-n-'a mao5. t'be ~ ~;ieb ,hsa S'ksr is.sripg
-, ,t;s ~ ,,F 9Iis e5 I, 70 d. va. Do.
not provide too = IL tSelt Of n.
tomgAry VI Oh the tran FER dgnt 70 be mad shall trlt
rvsn, t7n sfsr can ss made Vlthoas iptGry TO the
/, Al cgsi, phcA ~ conma7alg General shall ih,s
ropesto rsrs 80 P2A'H'.on b; Iha sndOne We rason'
such reps y aai ij'Si1o tie ~ pfcatol TO the spar
H. Paragraph Cereal orIegs 10 s. Current Series para
p. X o'u- -'r t's No. 81 Car Ees Rad use q.
aga card yFJe-s no. S. Current se les, are hreby
III me rsor i..lei TO ls.rs, ~ r-a: sr J.ct
.rIosd W "a = -. N Z, General eg4a.o g.
~ For tn Efsr' lesf o, lhs SIX And soapdsd Of Posts
l. Of 'hs VOs shall esu,s to be s,,.b.
or Hsd- snop tai OF hs sI nit ssIon o. al soldiers WHO
nag Ss coz < ;e' ,S' ,.,o,,,, ,Dpo,.,ss
iosreTg o. ~ 'S 81 OeasTa spLtI via &C as COra'
s. MIS- .-s Of es.si' ", with reeaarsarmon r0f
e0s. go 80 ,:'G, D. a, stss i91s sGA9 50
'- tiroa: % ,, s,tas TOE - auAR : ! fthe os,
.,uare rae o. eus'.' by 10, = M ny .Oa a dap
& cI - 90 &c O.. = r-ihs lid, " "a -
-trf r 3p-s.,s al. u TO hs sShs-.r W len
iIit sgE . ''s EIs|9u II tie Pes; Acd 10 ali
ersre ,'rr'', srd tn p,p'rI not be Obtained.
sttnt 80 tied 70 the hospital rolf,
Yhs - ga 90 tl lrsf,y; tss' hs has
- ilf De pr o. f3r aBs 70 b. zee, ard that no
not n1r . 20 ire .. GCy.sIme-t b.! end The amout
a'tt by iH
ALL ,ss o. apsI 49, :aagsh o. d!.eh,rge. under
be- fT - F.a.LF a. ~ be required 10 explain
- saet1 .y sne T5m Ia tsz zeatN battalion, spdad.
. D vac. 80. =.
" C. Loca 81 - rCuJhs snd chrses granted pIder
IS ori "! BE- oSAyi arOopb DspE;g n ooun snteTs
Aa,ct.Lt a-j :. sptr',r General
By Greer, r"
|. (I.-edj =. COOPER
oets-iE AL. InIp. General.
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